shaina: i am shaina humphries. one thing the film may be wrong about is the cubs winning the world series. metinka, lot of cubs fans may not be optimistic right now, but the weather is on our side. metinka: that will take your mind off of it. 65 degrees. up the road in ames, much cooler, 49. we are talking about rain along that cold front. the rain this morning across nebraska. the showers hold together by later on this morning, we have showers in southwest iowa arriving. highs will be warm in central and southern iowa, into the 70's again. it will start to feel like typical late october. shaina: developing overnight a suspect and a des moines police officer crashing at northeast 51st court and northeast 30th place, that is just north of copper creek golf course in pleasant hill. this is video from the scene there. police were pursuing a motorcycle around 2 am when the -- around 2:00 a.m. when the driver lost control here. the des moines officer also crashed his car and we're told the vehicle was not drivable it ha

shaina humphries has been following the latest. folks have been looking for these guys for several days. reporter: six days actually. floyd ray cook has been on the run since saturday when he allegedly shot and injured a tennessee police officer. kentucky police say they caught up with cook knew the kentucky tennessee border when they responded to a call of shots fired. the officers and cook exchanged fire and cook was fatally shot. schools in the area had been closed while the manhunt was underway. two police officers were shot in a desk and a robbery suspect was killed in a shootout in tennessee. officers were responding to a home robbery call where the homeowner had been stabbed when they found the suspect and gunfire broke out. one officer was treated at the scene, another was flown to the hospital. the extent of the injuries has not been released. this morning, federal investigators will try to figure out what caused the plane to catch fire before takeoff at a florida airport on thursday. more than 100 passengers were forced t

here into more and the sheer in des moines, the mayor sat down with shaina humphries. shaina: mayor frank county has business college grads, new careers, retirement and community pride. does the mayor feel his job is done? >> i'm proud of what we have done in the past. now that we are number one in so many categories we have to try harder to make sure we stay there. reporter: one of his priorities is to continue the growth of the city's outdoor recreation spaces. >> how do we connect people in the neighborhoods to parks, to trails are whole metro area and make it available to our citizens. reporter: one concern is a lack of participation in local government. only a few thousand showed up for the city election. this time around, there is another candidate's name next to his him the ballot. anthony taylor did not return our calls and very little information can be found about in september, taylor told the des moines register he hopes to inspire more people like him to engage with their community. he says he's passionate about the environment and green infrastructure. may

shaina humphries is following the latest. and shaina, they had been looking for this guy for several days now, right? shaina: they have. six days. 62-year-old floyd ray cook had been on the run since saturday when he allegedly shot and injured a tennessee police officer during a traffic stop. kentucky police say they caught up with cook overnight near the kentucky-tennessee border when they responded to a call of shots fired. the officers and cook exchanged fire and cook was fatally shot during the shootout. no officers were hurt. schools in the area had been closed while the manhunt was underway, but students will be returning this morning. also developing overnight, two police officers were shot and a robbery suspect was killed in a shootout in tennessee. police say it happened about 80 miles south of nashville. officers were responding to a home robbery call where the homeowner had been stabbed when they found the suspect and gunfire broke out. one officer was treated at the scene. another was flown to a hospital. the exte

shaina humphries is following those and what is the latest? shaina: the house budget passed a budget and dealer prevents a government default. it gives the government authority to borrow freely through march of 2017. this significantly reduces the chance of a government shutdown in december. the republican-controlled house is set to formally elect wisconsin representative paul ryan as the next house speaker. republicans are hoping that ryan can mend divisions in the party. before the election, john boehner will deliver a farewell speech. a manhunt is underway in kentucky. police say floyd ray cook has been on the run for five days after opening fire on police officers in tennessee and kentucky. two people associated where arrested last night after they rammed to police cruisers and the car believed to be owned by cup. -- cook. police in indianapolis are searching for a shooter accused of attacking people inside of them all. one of the victims is in serious conditions. the other two were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries.

shaina: i am shaina humphries and metinka is here to. o. metinka: it is back to real fall like weather. it feels great out there this morning, 54 in des moines. there may be a stray sprinkle on your morning commute, but no heavy downpours. the high this afternoon, 65. thundershowers in the forecast, followed by a dry, comfortable weekend with a bit of a cool down next week. shaina: ben carson now tops donald trump in the 2015 republican presidential race in iowa. a new poll released shows carson with 28% support and donald trump is down to 20%. marco rubio has 13% and ted cruz has 10%. the poll found carson got a big boost from women voters. elizabeth: two des moines families woke up to fire in their duplex. firefighters were called to 113 east mckinley. flames were coming out of a basement window and everyone made it out safely. firefighters are still on the scene, looking into the exact cause. a des moines mother in jail after allegedly eating her child >> she was hitting her baby in the face and she literally threw her baby on the cement

shaina: in des moines, shaina humphries. steve: city council seats in des moines' 2nd and 4th wards are also up for election on tuesday. stacey: voters in carlisle are deciding on a proposal to renovate the town's fire station. city officials say the building needs to be expanded. they say the biggest problem is fitting newer fire trucks into the bays. the current station opened more than 30-years-ago, and the trucks are much bigger now. if approved, the renovation floor with a locker room, showers, office space, and a kitchen. >> keeping the service up that the residents expect. they expect us to have a short response time to adequately , respond to any emergencies that may come up in the city. stacey: the renovations would cost about $600,000. voters head to the polls tuesday, november 3. steve: kurtis, i hate to complain, but it is a little chilly. kurtis: it really never warmed up today. temperatures in the 40's out there across a good portion of the state including des moines. fort dodge currently at 45. a nicer one out

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. it is a little chilly out there, but besides that, we have a great day ahead of us. tons of sunshine. the breeze is already making it feel quite a bit cooler. once the sun does rise, at least it will help us feel a little bit warmer. 34 storm lake, 40 24 des moines -- 42 in des moines. only warming into the middle 50's. back in the 40's by 7:00 p.m. so we won't end the day cool. -- we will end the day cool. 67 for your high on sunday and warmer temperatures to kick off your work week. shaina: sports news, this morning fans of the atlanta their heads around their loss to the new orleans saints last night. you might have seen the game. the saints went into the game 1-4 and the falcons had not lost all season. drew brees led the team to two early touchdowns and the falcons could not bounce back. the final score was 31-21. draft kings and fan duel are at the center of the federal investigation. they are trying to figure out if the games are being manipulated by company employees. the con

shaina: i'm shaina humphries. one thing the film may be wrong about, the cubs winning the world series. we aren't quite there yet but it could be a great day for a come back. they're down 3 games in the nlcs. we'll have that ahead too. things may not be looking great at wrigley but here they are looking nice. metinka: nice and mild, clouds in central iowa and a few showers from nebraska approaching red oak and hour. lightning strikes associated so brief showers are possible in southwest iowa. temperatures are nice, readings in the low 60's while the north is a touch cooler into the 50's and 40's. first temperatures will be near 60 degrees, a few sprinkles or showers around lunch-recess. nice and mild later at 72. shaina: developing overnight, a police pursuit ends with the suspect and a des moines police officer crashing at northeast 51st court and northeast 30th place. that is just north of copper creek golf course in pleasant hill. this is video from the scene there. police were pursuing a motorcycle around 2:00

shaina humphries is following this, so shaina what do we know about the shooting so far? shaina: elizabeth, police believe the shooting was actually triggered by an argument over a dice game on the tennessee state university campus. three people were shot, one of those people is dead, the other two are being treated in a local hospital. the man who died was not a student, but a university spokeperson says the two injured victims are students, and their injuries are not life-threatening. no word yet if the suspect in this shooting is in custody. also developing overnight, hurricane patricia strengthened to a category five storm as it heads toward mexico's pacific coast. the storm is supposed to make landfall in the mexican state of jalisco sometime friday afternoon. heavy rain is already pounding some areas. officials have declared a state of emergency in three mexican states, and classes at all education levels are cancelled for the day. officials warn the storm's effects could be catastrophic. flooding is already affecting parts of texas. cars in abilene drove through se

shaina humphries is following this for us. shaina: canadian authorities are confirming this morning that 5 people are now dead after the whale watching boat sank off the coast of british columbia. 27 people were on the boat went it went down. one person is still missing this morning. the vessel made a mayday call late on sunday afternoon on what was a clear and sunny day. this happened near the tourist community of tofino which is a popular destination for whale watchers near british columbia. new charges against the driver accused of plowing into a crowd of people at oklahoma state university's homecoming parade. 25-year-old adacia chambers is expected to appear in court today. second-degree murder. three adults and a two-year-old boy died in saturday's crash. nearly 50 other people were injured. police suspect chambers was driving under the influence but her attorney says chambers has a mental illness. strike averted for now. the united auto workers union and gm have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract. the new c

shaina humphries has more on what led up to the incident. shaina: elizabeth, cell phone video captured the moment when a south carolina school resource officer grabs a female student from her chair and throws her across the room. officials say the officer was called into the classroom to escort the girl out because she was being disruptive. classmates say it all started when the girl refused to put away her cell phone. sheriff's deputies there are now investigating the incident. meantime, the girl in the video was arrested and the officer involved is on administrative leave. new images overnight of a deadly 7.5 earthquake that hit pakistan and afghanistan monday. those two counties is now over 300. several people are still searching for their loved ones in the rubble. power and phone lines are down in many areas making rescue efforts even more challenging. tensions are high between the u.s. and china right now all -- right now, all over a claim of control in the south china sea. china claims virtually all of that sea as its territory which i

shaina humphries has the highlights, and the game didn't actually end until after midnight. shaina: the game lasted a full 14 innings, which actually ties a world series record. it finally ended when kansas sacrifice fly that drove in alcides escobar for a 5-4 win. escobar had a big night right from the start. he hit an inside-the-park homerun off the very first pitch from new york's matt harvey. in total, the game lasted 5 hours and 9 minutes, including a bizarre delay caused by a power failure, that knocked the game off the air for a little while, and kept officials from being able to use video replay. >> it was a great night. two things that you do not want and game one of the world series one is to go 14 innings , and the other is to lose. to grind through that game and win in the 14th inning is pretty good. shaina: the mets and royals face off again tonight for game 2 of the world series. that is at 7:07 p.m. on fox. also happening this morning, almost 6000 schoolchildren in illinois have had almost a month off from school now, due to a teacher's straight. -- teachers s

eric: tensions in the middle east between israel and shaina humphries is following the developments. shaina: secretary of state john kerry is heading there this week, meeting with both israeli and palestinian leaders to urge them to work together to ease tensions. more than 40 palestinians and eight israelis have died in the last two weeks and several shootings and stabbings. the most recent attack happened on sunday when a gunman opened fire at a busy bus station. overnight, we learned china has been violating a new cyber agreement with the united states as hackers continue to attack american companies. the deal was announced three weeks ago and chinese hacks have still occurred regularly. was:. today, the department of reveal new drone regulations, requiring drone owners to register their devices. this comes amid increasing concerns of drones flying above airports. the transportation department hopes to have the registration in place for the holiday season. elizabeth: a feud is escalating between donald trump and jeb bush over 9/11. eric: it is flaring up to of the republican hopef

shaina humphries has the highlights. shaina: it was a very late night, it lasted a full 14 innings which ties the world series record and ended with kansas city hitting a sacrifice fly that drove it home for a 5-4 win. he had a home run off the first pitch off of matt harvey. the game lasted nine hours -- five hours and nine minutes. including a power failure that knocked the game of the air for a while and kept officials from using video replay. >> was a great night. two things you don't want in game one and one is to go 14 innings and the other one is to drive straight through the game . shaina: they face off again for also, almost 6000 schoolchildren in illinois have almost a month off from school. the strike started in east st. louis, illinois after the union leaders rejected a deal. it has been under state control since 2011 because of poor performance. under this deal, teachers would not have been able to reach top salary scale until they've worked for 21 years. elizabeth: republicans face off for the third time to

shaina humphries is following the latest on the federal budget deal, shaina? shaina: eric, last night the house passed a budget and debt deal, that prevents an unprecedented government default. the legislation increases the u.s. debt limit, and gives the government authority to borrow freely through march of 2017. the deal now heads to the senate, where it is expected to be passed before the deadline next tuesday. this significantly reduces the chance of a government shutdown in december. also on capitol hill today. the republican controlled house is set to formally elect wisconsin representative paul ryan as the next house speaker. house republicans are hoping he can mend the divisions in the party right now. before his election, outgoing speaker john boehner will deliver a farewell speech. a manhunt is underway right now in kentucky. police say floyd ray cook has been on the run for 5 days, after opening fire on police officers in tennessee and kentucky. two people associated with cook were arrested last night, after they rammed two police cruisers in a car

shaina humphries has been following this story overnight . shaina, have investigators found a possible suspect at this point? shaina: elizabeth right now federal investigators are trying to track down the anonymous hacker who made the claims the -- made the claims. the new york post first broke the story and reports the alleged hacker is actually a high school student. the hacker claims to have broken into the email accounts of cia director john brennan and homeland security secretary jeh johnson and may have stolen a list of contacts. in response to the claims the white house is calling on congress to pass cybersecurity legislation that's currently held up in the senate. and this morning we've learned u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon is heading to the middle east to try to stop a month-long string of violence between israel and palestine. nine israelis and 41 palestinians have been killed so far. ban ki-moon is expected to meet with both israeli and palestinian leaders in his plea for peace. we told you monday that u.s. secretary of state

shaina humphries is following the developments and shaina now top u.s. officials are looking to help end the violence? shaina: yes, that is right. john kerry is headed there. he will meet with israeli and palestinian leaders. they're working to ease the tensions. more than 40 palestinians and eight israelis have died. several shootings in stabbings. the most recent attack happened on sunday when a gunman opened fire at a heavily parted bus station. overnight we learned china has been violating a new cyber agreement with united states. hackers continue to attack american companies. the agreement was announced three-month -- three months ago. asap security company in california says chinese hacks have continued. today, the department of education is expected to unveil new drone relations. drone owners would be required to register. american pilots say they have seen more than 600 in airport airspace. the department of transportation hopes to have it in place before the holiday season. elizabeth: in commitment 2016 news this morning a feud is escalating bet

shaina: i am shaina humphries. metinka: it is going to feel like fall finally today, and we are starting with a wide range of temps. 39 in fort dodge. in des moines, we are at 54 degrees, headed for a high of 65. there may be a stray sprinkle this morning, but no downpours. tomorrow, more rain in the forecast, even if you thunder showers but that all moves out, giving way to a gorgeous looking weekend. families woke up to fire in their duplex. firefighters were called out around 4:00 a.m. to east mckinley. flames were coming out of a basement window. everyone did make it out safely, and firefighters are still on the scene looking into the exact cause. a des moines mother is in jail after allegedly eating her toddler. -- beating her toddler. a woman witnessed the horrific act in a hy-vee parking lot. >> she was punching the baby and hitting the baby in the faced, and then literally through her baby on the cement. elizabeth: shauna davis is charged with child endangerment. the witness called 911 immediately. the todd

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. elizabeth: welcome back. we are a change of seasons across iowa, check out this shot from run anderson along the des moines river. the leaves are changing. eric: nice colors and a beautiful picture here from alex kirkpatrick. we love seeing these fall foliage photos. show us what changes are happening in your backyard because it is really you to flout their -- beautiful out there. jason: i love fall colors and bonfires but we don't have the air for it right now. still relatively mild. eventually he will work in cooler air with temperatures in the upper 30's tomorrow morning. enjoy the decently mild air. we have some clouds pushing through with sprinkles embedded. not seeing a lot of that hit the ground. we have some reports of a sprinkle or to making it to the ground for northeastern portions of the state. cooler air working to the north already. jacking us across the state. enjoy not your last day in the 70's but at least your last day for the next three. you can see low to mid 70's

shaina humphries has more. and shaina, we understand the mudslide hit one o othe state's biggest highways? shaina: 2 highways. two highways are actually still closed. one of those is interstate 5, which is the main road connecting northern and southern california. drought and wildfires there have stripped the land of any vegetation. so when rain fell, mud and water came rushing down over the roadways. even burying some vehicles up past their tires. >> tons of vehicles covered in three feet of dirt and mud. i remember i grabbed a piece of wood from a picket fence and started digging out under the bumpers. >> i've been out here for 24 years now, and i've never seen this much water in 24 years. you really can't tell how fast that's moving or how safe it is. shaina: cleanup crews are already working on both of the affected highways. they are still closed this morning. no word yet on when they'll reopen. news around the world now -- israel is deploying more troops to its border with gaza as they brace for another da

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. jason: good thursday morning, 4:40 1, 50 degrees. a light breeze out there. we will be seeing it not job throughout the day -- notch up. we look through tomorrow morning seeing freeze warnings. we usually see our first frost right now. there will be a dip of temperatures leading to that, we ride of this led it down to 56 on friday. definitely a cool start tomorrow. mild air. upper 40's to low 50's. through the rest of the day it will be beautiful. a few clouds out there, you could see sunshine but through midday we see wind picked up and clouds clear out. the great political, what is causing it, and when we could warm up. eric: hillary clinton and bernie sanders declaring the debate a success. sanders says he raised $1.3 million since the start. he is leaving google searches that night. one and 50 million people watched tuesday night, the biggest elizabeth: cynthia fodor asked the experts. cynthia: now that the first debate is over, they are planning the next which will be held at dr

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. jason: happy friday morning to 4:45, waking up to a brisk bite of air. it has not dropped to back yet, still in the mid-40's, but all of our feels like temperatures in the upper 20's at the moment. 36, storm lake and webster city. we have the cooler air down to the south, 37 in creston and knoxville. the metro will be dropping to 39 degrees today, the coldest morning we have seen as may 19. we do have the frost advisories to the west, freeze warnings off to the northwest, and even more as we head into tomorrow morning. a pair of chilly days and as we head through the rest of the day, temperatures to warm. we are only going to make it into the mid-50's today, but eric: a boone teenager with disabilities telestrate's books helping -- illustrates books helping kids beat himself. >> that's my favorite page right there. vanessa: haley anderson won't let bullying hold her back. >> kids would refuse to take her hand because of her differences and refuse to sit next to her on the bus. vaness

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: good morning, beautiful morning. sprinkles across until iowa near guthrie center toward perr y. we have a wide range of temperatures to the north. 39 in fort dodge. highs overall today will be much cooler, the cold front is through and sunshine sometimes today but it will be cloudy highs in the mid 60's but don't put away umbrellas. elizabeth: commitment 2016 news vice president joe biden has decided not to pursue a run for the presidential nomination. he announced his decision rose garden with president obama by his side. despite the decision he says he will not remain silent. biden: i intend to speak out clearly and forcefully to influence as much as i can where we stand as a party and where we need to go as a nation. elizabeth: iowa democrats have been waiting for a decision from biden for months. shaina: cynthia fodor spoke with some supporters who said they were not surprised. >> the signs were getting increasingly strong he was going to do it in the last few moments, l

humphries. metinka: good morning. where waking up to a gorgeous fall morning. temperatures warmer than the typical high for today. 63 degrees in ames. we have clouds moving into the area but no rain. a few thundershowers north of kansas city. this rain is lifting northeast. if they hold together, they are you might want to throw in the umbrella into your bag. we have a chance for more shower activity this afternoon. temperatures recover back into the mid-70's this afternoon. if you do not get the rainfall, you will have a couple more chances in your 8-day forecast. eric: the number of abortions in iowa is on a steep decline. new statistics show abortions are down by more than 40% over the last eight years. elizabeth: kcci's jason rantala tells us the reason why the numbers are down depends on who you ask. jason r.: from roadside protests to vocal politicians. >> how could anyone defend the practices of planned parenthood? jason r.: debates over abortion have raged on. especially since this video

humphries. metinka: good morning. you are waking up to a windy and warm morning. it does not feel very fall like. we have that wind at 25 miles per hour. it is a warm wind. the minutes before 5:00 a.m. 55 up in ames. temps will be warming today. by noon, temps will be in the low to mid 70's. those there are strong winds will gust near 40 miles per hour. combined with very dry conditions will lead to a red flag warning. in effect until 7:00 p.m. eric: in commitment 2016 news, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is scheduled to testify before a congressional committee this week about benghazi attack. and a war of words between two republican presidential candidates is ratcheted up. julianna goldman reports from washington. julianna: hillary clinton is dismissing her upcoming appearance, saying to previous testimonies -- saying two previous testimonies. >> what difference does it make? julianna: and other congressional inquiries into the theories, and it's now an attempt to derail her

humphries. metinka: good morning. where waking up to a chilly monday morning -- we are waking we have clear skies and a chilly 34 in ames. grab a jacket but dress in layers. it will be very comfortable. by noontime, a great day to head outside for lunch. clouds will be on the increase. headed for highs, 65. it is going to be a beautiful day. our temperature is trending downward. falling back into the 50's and staying there for the rest of the week. plus, we are going to have off and on rain chances. elizabeth: thanks metinka. more than foot of rain in several places in houston, texas. kenneth craig reports from the area where floodwaters are beginning to recede but residents are being urged to use caution. kenneth: a brick facade and the roof of a home was no match for a storm that tore through texas saturday. more than a foot of rain came down. streets were submerged, leaving many drivers stood stranded. >> i do not think i can make it. i stopped and called 911. they were like stay there. kenne

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. jason: welcome back. your time is now 4:42. we have a little bit of rain to make it through today, and it is 58 degrees is what we are sitting at in the metro. clouds overtook us early on, and a line of moisture pushing its way east or dust eastward. -- eastward. we could see some rainfall stack up to around half inch in spot. a rainfall trend as you head throughout the day looking like the bulk of that will be falling early on. i think there a good chance for a gap in the afternoon hours before we see slight tech -- uptick around 7:00 p.m. temperatures climbing to 62 by noon, on track for highs in the upper 60's. i will let you know how warm your weekend is looking and if we have any rain. elizabeth: an 11 hour hearing is over on capitol hill this morning. eric: hillary clinton once again testified under oath before a house select committee investigating the 2012 attack of americans in libya. craig boswell in washington with how she kept her cool. craig: hillary clinton's day on cap

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. metinka: good morning, a cold morning outside as the wind takes your breath away. wind chills in the 20's. paulette warm coats and click hats. brisk windchills through the morning with temperatures in the mid-30's. temperatures in the mid-40's and highs cooler than they should be today around 51 degrees. late this afternoon toward the evening wind will settle down. tomorrow night is beggars night. we had to put rain back in the forecast, a chance for sprinkles but temperatures will be milder tomorrow night with readings mainly in the 50's. elizabeth: new details and a shocking story we first brought you tuesday night. eric: allegations out of -- vanessa peng explains. finesse are: a day after we broke out a hazing incident at clarion goldfield dows high school, residents are divided. >> i don't understand why people would do that. vanessa: it involved older football players grabbing your players and assaulting them. police say it happened after school and before football practice in

humphries. metinka: good morning. we are going to be dealing with rain showers later on. we are tracking showers across missouri, nebraska. most of these are coming together over iowa later on to bring you saw the conditions. right now, clouds. temperatures are pretty uniform across the state. mid to upper 40's. some locations are warmer than they were yesterday. temps will not be changing much at all today. once the rain moves in, temps may fall a few degrees. noontime today, near 55. looking at a half inch to near an inch of rain fall. eric: commitment 2016 news, carson on top. a new monmouth university poll shows retired neurosurgeon ben carson leading donald trump by 14 points here in iowa. these new numbers reflect a six point jump from the lead carson established last week. carson's low-pitched manner is a stark contrast to donald trump. elizabeth: kcci's ryan smith breaks down how carson's soft-spoken approach may be behind the recent boost in his poll numbers. ryan s.: donald trump attra

humphries. metinka: good morning. you're waking up to another warm start with temperatures in the 50's. above the average highs today. 56 degrees in sioux city. here in des moines, we are sitting at 65. we have that south wind, that will be switching over to the northwest. a few showers today. grab the umbrella just in case. the temperatures are still trending downward over the next several days. by the end of the weekend, it is going to feel like october with temperatures back in the 50's. we have a cooling trend and chances of rain in your 8-day forecast. shaina: the u.s. house of representatives may have found a new speaker. wisconsin congressman paul ryan says he will make a decision in the next week. he told house republicans he is willing to serve as speaker but only with some conditions. >> i show my colleagues what i think success looks like. what i think it takes to unify and lead, and how my family commitments come first. i've left this decision in their hands. should they agree with t

humphries. metinka: we are still dealing with a little bit of drizzle across the state and pockets of light fog. this is showing the movement of moisture off to the southeast and shower activity south of tama and knoxville and sheraton. the heavier rain has moved out of the state never toward illinois and wisconsin. we did pick up over three quarters of an inch across most it will continue on and off throughout the day. it is going to be cloudy and blustery and chilly. it is a great if you like the fall. temperatures will be cool, topping around 53 cooler for the afternoon. talking a chance for wind chill tomorrow morning and may be the first snow of the season across northern iowa. eric: new numbers show donald trump is not leading the republican presidential race nationally. the cbs news poll says 26% of gop primary voters surveyed back ben carson for the nomination. that's compared to 22% for trump. three other polls show carson leading trump here in iowa. trump is refusing to believe the pol

with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. jason: happy thursday morning to you. 6:13, waking up to 50 degrees, a very light breeze out of the northwest five miles per hour. pretty comfortable air in the mix with us right now. low to mid 40's off to the northwest, otherwise 40's and 50's through the rest of the state. track for us, just an initial batch of clouds. i do not think we see any rain drought the rest of the state as these clouds continue to push their way through the east. 16 days with no rain for us. you have to go all the way back to the beginning of march to see a streak it starts that long or longer. we are up to 68 degrees by noon. we kick up the wind, and we will see a much cooler weekend forecast. eric: the kansas city royals are moving on in the postseason, meaning another much loved team still has a shot at the world series. almost a three run homer gave the royals a 7-2 win over the astros. the royals will play their toronto blue jays after they beat the texas rangers last night. this game had a crazy end