brea, what do you see out there this morning? we have confirmed a crpd officer shot a suspect during a traffic stop 37-year-old man, drove off and crashed into several cars before his arrest. he went to uihc with serious injuries. the officers involved in the shooting and the subsequent crashes were not seriously hurt. coe road ne will be closed for most of the day as the iowa dci investigates. police confirmed to tv-9 that kcrg-tv9's crew on scene saw a police vehicle pinned forcing crews to extract the officer a.m. the suspect's car that crashed into several other vehicles in a parking lot about 1000 feet from the police vehicle. we're working to get more details on all of these crashes. live from cedar rapids, brea love kcrg tv9 news. police also tell us that a person had a minor injury following a collision with a train this morning. sent us this picture. police say it happened around 1:30 this morning at 4600 bowling street south west. police say a single car was involved. tv9 has also confirmed a vehicle crashed on 44-hundr

brea, how can people help? chris and nicole, that's right things will get going here in half an hour. over the next two days we will be live from kmry helpi you need to do is call 319-378-6400. here to talk to me is.. could you tell us more about variety? what does the money go toward? how can people donate? caring for a critically ill child is difficult; mentally, emotionally and financially. the compassion fund allows front line social workers to identify needs and distribute funds immediately, providing much needed relief for families. donations for the compassion fund are raised children and their families at unitypoint health st. luke's - cedar rapids and mercy medical cedar rapids. every donation large and small helps provide relief and hope to families seeking care. partnering again with our friends at kcrg-tv, the 2016 compassion fund radiothon will be held tuesday and wednesday, november 15th & 16th. listen and watch for ways you can help sick kids and their families in eastern iowa. variety partn chil

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, where is iowa kids net looking for more families? chris and nicole, they're looking for homes from benton county to the missouri state line. that area ic there's 160 families in linn county and 71 in johnson county. but there's still a need for more foster and adoptive families. lisa metzler has five children, and her youngest two are adopted. armando is 14, and tristan is 7. both of them have special needs. "35:14that's kind of the area, where we felt we were kind of called to do. to kind of take care of those kids who might have those needs, where other families might not be able to or be willing to do that." since 2000, the metzlers fostered more than 50 children all while raising their biological three. "37:00they've just kind of grown the house and i think it's been really a good experience for them to see what their life is like, compared to what other kids have to go through." armando and tristan started in the foster program. they've been in the family since they were babies. metzler says its rewarding to see how far they've

we now go to kcrg-tv nine's brea love who is near that crash. brea, this is close to coe college? chris and nicole, currently i'm here at the corner of 1st avenue northeast and 12th street southeast. police have told us this started out as a traffic stop. police confirmed to tv-9 that kcrg-tv9's crew on scene saw a police vehicle pinned forcing a.m. there was also a car that crashed into several other vehicles in a parking lot about 1000 feet from the police vehicle. police also tell us that a person had a minor injury following a collision with a train this morning. patty weiland sent us this picture. police bowling street south west. police say a single car was involved. tv9 has also confirmed a vehicle crashed on crew on scene say an s-u-v hit a power box and knocked out power to surrounding areas. we're working to get more details on all of these crashes. live from cedar rapids, brea love kcrg tv9 news. we're taking a close look this race. patty judge has a lengthy political resume. she served as iowa's lieutenant governor, the state's secretary of agriculture and also spent t

kcrg-tv nine's brea love is here. brea, there's so much competition now for holiday spending -- and so many reasons for local businesses to make this a focus. that's right chris and nicole, many reasons. it grows the local economy, lets you skip the rush of black friday, and you can find some unique gems outside of the c business to see why it's owner thinks eastern iowans should choose local. when you think of christmas shopping, you're probably thinking of something to wrap. but local businesses in cedar rapids have more to offer. breathing room yoga could be one of those options. owner sarah driscoll is participating in small business saturday. "26:35i think it's a really cool idea to give the gift of experience instead of material things." "26:56if you can give someone an experience, its something they can remember for the rest of their lives." she supports shopping local because all of the money stays in the community. "28:31when you give your money to a local businesses, you're getting something back in return m

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, what are some things we can do tomorrow? chris and nicole, well you can choose to eat healthy, or keep something healthy things in mind. i talked with a hy-vee dietitian about some alternative recipes families can consider this season. you could try out a new recipe like green beans with dried cranberries and walnuts, instead of the typical green bean casserole. or maybe try roasted vegetables in consumes about 45 hundred calories on thanksgiving day. hy-vee dietitian nicole johnson says even when eating the not so good stuff it's still important to keep health in mind. "9:04we like people to think of how they can get more nutrition in their diet. so starting in the produce department is the perfect opportunity for that. there's so many different colors and flavors and varieties of different produce, that if people can incorporate those in thanksgiving dinner they're going to get more nutrition." if you do plan on eating the not to overindulge. it's fine to eat a lot for one day, just try not to make it a habit. two, listen

brea, set up is starting for today's radiothon? chris and nicole, that's right things will get going here in half an hour. over the next two days we will be live from kmry helping out with it's radiothon. all you need to do is call me is.. could you tell us more about variety? what does the money go toward? how can people donate? again you can donate by calling 319-378-6400. live in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine around holiday gifts wrapped in red and green. now, an organization is getting ready for piles of packages they ship to children overseas. good morning! it's ---. deal with over portions of eastern iowa. it may be thick in spots, especially the farther northwest you go. highs will generally be wednesday and especially on thursday. the reality check we have been waiting for will arrive on friday night going into the weekend. so far, we haven't had that all changes this weekend with highs struggling to hit 40 and lows well down into the 20s. enjoy your day!today: early morning fog, high: 61 tonight: mostly clear. wind

brea, vernon is still pushing for votes? bruce, some might think election day is the day where happens but that's not for everyone. we followed monica vernon around as she made one final push for voters. vernon and her three daughters went door to door around the southwest side of cedar rapids this afternoon. they stopped and talked with people who had yet to vote, and even some who had already made their choice. she wanted to stress her stance on the economy and the need for jobs. vernon says it's not time to wait for the results, because "50:26we're working it to the end. it's so important and this is the kind of work ethic i bring to the job. you just keep on working until you get the job done." she planned to knock on as many doors as she could throughout the afternoon. we will be following vernon throughout the night as the polls come in. we're heading over to her watch party where they will wait for the results. live in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. kcrg-tv9's katie wiedemann is live at blum's campaign he

brea, what do you see out there this morning? chris and nicole, we have received three reports of crashes early this morning. currently i'm here at the corner of 1st avenue northeast and 12th street southeast. police have told us this started out as a traffic stop. police confirmed to tv-9 that kcrg-tv9's crew on scene saw a police vehicle pinned forcing crews to extract the officer inside at about 2:15 crashed into several other vehicles in a parking lot about 1000 feet from the police vehicle. police also tell us that a person had a minor injury following a collision with a train this morning. patty weiland sent us this picture. police say it happened around 1:30 this morning at 4600 bowling street south west. police say a single car was involved. tv9 has also confirmed a vehicle power box and knocked out power to surrounding areas. we're working to get more details on all of these crashes. live from cedar rapids, brea love kcrg tv9 news. the election tensions are bubbling over into some iowans yards. authorities say it's becom

brea, how can people help? chris and nicole, that's right things will get going here in half an hour. over the will be live from kmry helping out with it's radiothon. all you need to do is call 319-378-6400. here to talk to me is.. could you tell us more about variety? what does the money go toward? how can people donate? caring for a critically ill child is difficult; mentally, emotionally and financially. the compassion fund allows front line social workers to identify needs and distribute funds immediately, providing much needed relief for families. compassion fund are raised through our annual radiothon. which supports children and their families at unitypoint health st. luke's - cedar rapids and mercy medical cedar rapids. every donation large and small helps provide relief and hope to families seeking care. partnering again with our friends at kcrg-tv, the 2016 compassion fund radiothon will be held tuesday and ways you can help sick kids and their families in eastern iowa. variety partners with iowa hosp

and nicole, the month of thanks brea. wisconsin election officials are expected to meet today to discuss a possible timeline for a recount of the state's presidential election. the recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein. she says she wants to see whether hacking may have affected the results. stein says she also plans to request recounts in pennsylvania and michigan. "and there's been an incredible loss of faith in our basic institutions of government. i don't think we fix this by just trying to sweep it under the rug." " president-elect donald trump narrowly won wisconsin and pennsylvania and has a small lead in michigan. wisconsin officials say it will be tough to finish the recount by the federally required deadline of december 13th. the iowa flood center says its new floodplain maps will help cities and those living in flood prone areas know what to expect. the iowa flood center is hosting a presentation to share its new mapping program this afternoon. centre in iowa city. the flood of 2008 p

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, it's common for families and patients to confuse the two? nicole, the palliative care nurse i spoke with says that's one question she answers everyday. hospice is reserved for people facing the end of their live, with six months or less to live. palliative focuses on what's happeni now. this month those in the medical field are bringing awareness to just what palliative care can do for those in need. each year millions face chronic illness and search for relief. five years ago tim patterson was one of those people. he was diagnosed with a rare bone marrow disease. the disease left him in serious pain, which kept him away from doing the things he loves. 44:47"if you know you use to do that same thing all the time and now you're cut off that's what really really hurts." kidney disease, diabetes, and nerve pain. knowing that, he and his wife kathy looked into their options. now a palliative care team helps him manage it all. sot "42:36if i can keep comfortable that's all i'm asking

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, how does the organization do this? well chris and nicole, it's a retirement home for horses. it's exactly how it sounds, a place horses can go to finally be at peace. and unbridled spirits in lisbon just took in a very famous horse who is happy to finally rest. these horses are all getting to do one thing they've never had the chance to do.. just be a horse. "30:04a lot of people have the idea that retirement it's pretty young. about three to four years and they're retired." that could be due to injuries, they aren't fast enough, or they just don't have it in them. "30:35thoroughbreds are bred to race, but not every one wants to race. so if they don't have that drive or competitiveness than their career is over." after that, their life could be up in the air. a lot of these horses are sent to auction including this horse seattle proud. he's the son of seattle slew who won the triple crown in 19-77. a rescue group out of california purchased him from the auction for only a dollars. his owner purchased him at the age of

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us live from the hy- vee on edgewood road. brea, how does this work? chris and nicole, all you need to do is round your grocery bill to the nearest dollar. all of that goes directly to veterans organizations. here to tell us more is .. explain how this works? what's going on here in cedar rapids? how can people get involved? thanks.. hy-vee homefront starts tomorrow. if you're interested in information on kcrg dot com. hy-vee homefront campaign in three years, hy-vee homefront raised more than $838,000 - through customer donations and a corporate match - to help support three organizations. this year, it is our goal to surpass $1 million in funds raised for veterans and their families through the hy-vee homefront round up program. hy-vee's round up program runs nov. 3 - 13. the program allows grocery bill to the nearest dollar - or any dollar amount - with the proceeds going to support hy-vee homefront organizations. hy-vee will once again the colfax sheep and goat auction saw a good run of 308 head of sheep. as we see in today's agribusiness report, f

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, what is the difference between hospice and palliative care? nicole, as we mentioned they provide support, but in different ways. hospice is known for its end of life services, but palliative is a way to work on the symptoms that come with an illness. for example, if someone is effects chemo. palliative will do what it can to make that easier for them. nurse brook sternberg says it's a great resource for those who don't need end of life care yet. "that's always the big thing, where do we go now or what do we do next? its really talking to them about that and establishing those goals as to what they want to do." in 2014 more than 1 million americans used hospice nicole, coming up in our next half hour we'll speak with a family who says this type of care has made a big difference in their life. park board members in a northeast iowa community want to know why the city fired the parks director. the parks board oversaw the work of jason thieme . one member said it was a surprise he w

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, what are some things we can do tomorrow? chris and choose to eat healthy, or keep something healthy things in mind. i talked with a hy-vee dietitian about some alternative recipes families can consider this season. you could try out a new recipe like green beans with dried cranberries and walnuts, instead of the typical green bean casserole. or maybe try roasted vegetables instead of potatoes. the average american consumes about 45 hundred calories on thanksgiving day. hy-vee dietitian nicole johnson says even when eating the not mind. "9:04we like people to think of how they can get more nutrition in their diet. so starting in the produce department is the perfect opportunity for that. there's so many different colors and flavors and varieties of different produce, that if people can incorporate those in thanksgiving dinner they're going to get more nutrition." if you do plan on eating the typical dinner you can keep three things in mind. one, try not to overindulge. it's fine to eat a lot for one day, just try not to make

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, where is iowa kids net looking for more families? chris and nicole, they're looking for homes from benton county to the missouri state line. that area includes 16 counties across iowa. there's 160 families in linn county and 71 in johnson families. lisa metzler has five children, and her youngest two are adopted. armando is 14, and tristan is 7. both of them have special needs. "35:14that's kind of the area, where we felt we were kind of called to do. to kind of take care of those kids who might have those needs, where other families might not be able to or be willing to do that." since 2000, the metzlers fostere more than 50 children all while raising "37:00they've just kind of grown up having kids in and out of the house and i think it's been really a good experience for them to see what their life is like, compared to what other kids have to go through." armando and tristan started in the foster program. they've been in the family since they were babies. metzler says its rewarding to see how far they've come. for those looking to

kcrg-tv nine's brea love shares what two iowans did to earn the title of hy-vee heroes. brea? chris and nicole, the grocery chain named ken blazek and brock staley as iowa's hy-vee heroes. on june 27th, their fast year old neighbor. a natural gas leak caused her home to explode and then quickly go up in flames. blazek and stanley heard the explosion, and ran to help. "46:18i'm going a train just derailed or something just blew up. i look outside, outside is just all gray. now i knew it was diane's house." saturday they will be honored coming up in our next half hour we'll learn more about what was going through their heads, during this scary few minutes. chris, nicole? studying for tests used to mean going through mountains of flash cards. in today's made in eastern iowa, one man capitalized on an idea to offer the same practices in a mobile version. good morning! it's ---. plan on a cool monday with are looking for a day to get lights up this week...this may lunch hour on wednesday . rainfall totals out of this tuesday-wednesday system look to be around a half inch in most ar

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, how does the organization do this? well chris and nicole, it's a retirement home for horses. to finally be at peace. and unbridled spirits in lisbon just took in a very famous horse who is happy to finally rest. these horses are all getting to do one thing they've never had the chance to do.. just be a horse. "30:04a lot of people have the idea that retirement means older. when in actuality it's pretty young. about three to four years and they're retired." that could be due to injuries, they aren't fast enough, or they just don't have it in them. "30:35thoroughbreds are bred to race, but not every one wants to race. so if they don't have that drive than their career is over." after that, their life could be up in the air. a lot of these horses are sent to auction including this horse seattle proud. he's the son of seattle slew who won the triple crown in 19-77. a rescue group out of california purchased him from the auction for only a couple hundred dollars. his owner purchased him at the age of three for 350 thousand.

kcrg-tv nine's brea love is here. brea, there's so much competition now for holiday spending -- and so many reasons for local businesses to make this a focus. that's right chris and nicole, many reasons. it grows the local economy, lets you skip the rush of black friday, and you can find some unique gems outside of the corporate chain stores. i stopped by one downtown business to see why it's owner thinks when you think of christmas shopping, you're probably thinking of something to wrap. but local businesses in cedar rapids have more to offer. breathing room yoga could be one of those options. owner sarah driscoll is participating in small business saturday. "26:35i think it's a really cool idea to give the gift of experience instead of material things." "26:56if you can give someone an experience, its something they their lives." this studio has gift certificates and small items for sale. driscoll says she supports shopping local because all of the money stays in the community. "28:31when you give your money to a lo

in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. the competition starts at 6:30 tomorrow at information on this story online -- just connect with our website, kcrg.com. a coffee company is making sure iowans are well-caffeinated. and the group is seeing a positive result, growing their dubuque based business. but right now, here's a look at opening farm markets. good morning! we'll see a stronger wind out of the southwest, which will help to drive temperatures well into the 60s across the area. this will be time of the year. our next cold front will pass through the region dry going into our veteran's day, but it'll be cooler for sure with highs limited to the 50-55 range. this weekend couldn't be better for mid-november with highs in the 50s on saturday with low 60s likely on sunday. have a great day!today: sunny and a little breezy. wind: sw 10-20. high: 66 tonight: mostly clear. wind: nw 5-10. low: 39 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: n 10-20. high: 54 tom. night: clear and colder. wind: light low: 28 thanks kaj. demand is helping it

brea, what is this project called? it's called hy-vee homefront and it's happening right here in eastern iowa. 's a way to support our active duty troops and veterans. here to tell us more is .. explain how this works? what's going on here in involved? thanks.. hy-vee homefront starts tomorrow. if you're interested in learning more you can find information on kcrg dot com. hy-vee homefront campaign in three years, hy-vee homefront raised more than $838,000 - through customer donations and a corporate match - to help support three organizations. this year, it is our goal to surpass $1 million in funds raised for veterans and their homefront round up program. hy-vee's round up program runs nov. 3 - 13. the program allows customers to round up their grocery bill to the nearest dollar - or any dollar amount - with the proceeds going to support hy-vee homefront organizations. hy-vee will once again match customer donations, up to $100,000. for the first time, customers will be able to donate to hy-vee homefront through aisl

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us live from the hy- vee on edgewood road. brea, how does this work? chris and nicole, all you need to do is round your grocery bill to the nearest dollar. all of that goes directly to veterans organizations. here to tell us more is .. explain how this works? what's going on here in cedar rapids? how can people get involved? hy-vee homefront starts tomorrow. if you're interested in learning more you can find information on kcrg dot com. hy-vee homefront campaign in three years, hy-vee homefront a corporate match - to help support three organizations. this year, it is our goal to surpass $1 million in funds raised for veterans and their families through the hy-vee homefront round up program. hy-vee's round up program runs nov. 3 - 13. the program allows customers to round up their grocery bill to the nearest dollar - or any dollar amount - with the proceeds going to support hy-vee homefront organizations. hy-vee will once again match customer donations, up to $100,000. for the first time, customers will be able to donate to hy-vee homefront through aisl

kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us. brea, what are some of those healthy options? chris and nicole, for those looking to lose weight this season it can be tough. but, i talked with a hy-vee dietitian about some options families can consider this season. according to the calorie control council the average american consumes about 45 by substituting some meals like making something like this a mixed greens & pear salad in substitute to a more fattening dish could be an option. or making pan roasted vegetables instead of mashed potatoes. dietitian nicole johnson says there a few things to remember while enjoying the feast. "11:40it's not going to make or break you diet, you just don't want it to become a habit. most people need about 2,000 calories a day so you're consuming double of what you need in a day. again, it's just johnson says you should always stop eating before you feel overly stuffed. and try and get some exercise after dinner by going for a walk or playing with kids. chris and nicole, i've placed the recipes for the items i've mentioned on kcrg dot com.

kcrg t-v nine's brea love joins us in the studio. brea, a lot of police departments are trying to increase diversity. nicole, police in iowa city say if city council didn't approve the over hiring, iowa city police would have probably lost candidates to and because the city typically needs to hire five or six new officers a year.. officials say it wouldn't cost the city a lot to hirer sooner rather than later. the extra cost will come from temporarily over-staffing. the city will have to find an additional 77-hundred dollars a month for each officer. that's until numbers drop from current officers leaving or retiring. iowa city police say they were lucky to get a number of diverse applicants. "if i wait eight months from now, that won't be the case just because those qualified go work anywhere they want" " iowa city reserved four training spots at the state law enforcement academy for january. the extra minority officers hired will bring police close to the racial makeup of the entire community. right now, white officers make up slig

kcrg-tv nine's brea love is here. brea, there's so much competition now for holiday spending -- and so many reasons for local businesses to make this a focus. that's right chris and nicole, many reasons. it grows the local economy, lets you skip the rush of black friday, and you can find some unique gems outside of the corporate chain stores. i stopped by one downtown business to see why it's owner thinks eastern iowans should when you think of christmas shopping, you're probably thinking of something to wrap. but local businesses in cedar rapids have more to offer. breathing room yoga could be one of those options. owner sarah driscoll is participating in small business saturday. "26:35i think it's a really cool idea to give the gift of experience instead of material things." "26:56if you can give someone an experience, its something they their lives." this studio has gift certificates and small items for sale. driscoll says she supports shopping local because all of the money stays in the community. "28:31when you g

kcrg-tv nine's brea love tells us how these men are being honored for their courage. brea? chris and nicole, this saturday, ken blazek and brock staley will receive that honor for saving their neighbors life after her house exploded. june 27 started out as a typical day for these two. but that changed, within a matter of moments. "46:14all of sudden whom we just heard the great big explosion, i'm going a train just derailed or something just blew." "41:57i heard a lot of air going through the leaves of the the alley. then i rushed a little bit sooner and i could definitely see it." they both took off running toward their 64 year old neighbor diane barnes' home. staley grabbed two fire extinguishers, and blazek grabbed a wrench. actually hear the gas, and since i just mowed a half hour before, i actually knew where the shut off was for the gas line, so i knew i had to shut the gas line off." "43:25there was no way we could fight anything, or be first responders for anything if we fighting experience. once the gas was off, he says that training kicked in. he fought as much of

that's why one lisbon organization is making it its kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, how does the organization do this? well chris and nicole, it's a retirement home for horses. it's exactly how it sounds, a place horses can go to finally be at peace. and unbridled spirits in lisbon just took in a very famous horse who is happy to finally rest. these horses are all getting to do one thing they've never had the chance to do.. just be a horse. "30:04a lot of people have the idea that retirement it's pretty young. about three to four years and they're retired." that could be due to injuries, they aren't fast enough, or they just don't have it in them. "30:35thoroughbreds are bred to race, but not every one wants to race. so if they don't have that drive or competitiveness than their career is over." after that, their life could be up in the air. a lot of these horses are sent to auction including this horse seattle proud. he's the son of seattle california purchased him from the auction for only a couple hundred dollars. his owner purchased him at the age of three

in marshall county, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. they found the mom from california who sherri papini is safe, but they're warning the public to be cautious and have a description of what people should be on the lookout for. as you prepare to possibly hit remain quiet until later tonight. a very weak system will be moving through the upper midwest and will create a few flurries or light snow showers, mainly in our impacts should not be large, but a few slick spots can't be ruled out. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies will stick with us bit on the mild side until rain moves in late on sunday and into sunday night. around 0.50'' to 1'' will be possible. as the system stalls out to our north, small chances for rain and light snow will be with us for the first half of next week, as temperatures november numbers. tonight: chance of flurries or light snow, mainly north. wind: w 5-10. low: 32 alo: 31 dbq: 32 iow: 33 29 to 35 tomorrow: cloudy with flurries possible early, mainly north. wind: nw 5-15. high: 41 alo: 40 dbq: 40 iow: 42 38 to 44 t

brea, what do we know about this incident. the iowa division of criminal investigation is investigating an officer-involved shooting involving a cedar rapids police officer that occurred shortly after 1:15 a.m. tuesday morning on the lower hospital.based on preliminary information, a police officer was on a traffic stop with a 37-year old male. the individual that was pulled over began an altercation with the police officer. during the incident, the police officer discharged his service weapon at the suspect. the suspect fled the scene in his vehicle southbound towards 1st avenue east. the suspect vehicle struck an unmarked cedar rapids police department sport utility vehicle that was responding to coe road ne. the suspect then struck an unoccupied vehicle in a coe college parking lot off of coe road and 1st avenue. it was at this location that the suspect was taken into custody by other responding officers. the suspect was transported to university of iowa hospitals and clinics with serious injuries as the result of the shoot

kcrg-tv nine's brea love tells us about lip sync for learning. between classes you will find metro high school principal brian galusha walking the halls. it may be for supervision, but he's gets to spend time getting to know his studen they need to succeed. "29:33education is the future of our kids, and anything we can do to make that more authentic for them, i think is a good things for kids." that's why he's performing in the inaugural "lip sync for learning". it's a night of lip sync battles with city leaders. that includes administration from three cedar rapids high schools. for 120 seconds, they will dress up, get on stage, and lip sync a song. only one act can be crowned the winner, and it's all to raise money for schools in cedar rapids. 27:19"there was really not much hesitation for that, 2 minutes of embarrassment is worth the amount of funds that have helped our students here at metro high school." the cedar rapids community classrooms and provided more hands on materials for students. organizers say the foundation fills in the gap wher

kcrg t-v nine's brea love joins us in the studio. brea, a lot of police departments are trying to increase diversity. nicole, police in iowa city say if city council didn't approve the over hiring, iowa city police would have probably lost candidates to other departments. and because the city typically year.. officials say it wouldn't cost the city a lot to hirer sooner rather than later. the extra cost will come from temporarily over-staffing. the city will have to find an additional 77-hundred dollars a month for each officer. that's until numbers drop from current officers leaving or retiring. iowa city police say they were lucky to get a number of diverse applicants. "if i wait eight months from now, that won't be the case just because those qualified african-american applicants can go work anywhere they want" spots at the state law enforcement academy for january. the extra minority officers hired will bring police close to the racial makeup of the entire community. right now, white officers make up slightly more than 92 percent

brea? chris and nicole, this saturday, ken blazek and brock staley will receive that honor for saving their neighbors life after her house exploded. june 27 started out as a typical day for these two. but that changed, within a matter of moments. "46:14all of sudden whom we just heard the great big explosion, i'm going a train just derailed or something just blew." through the leaves of the trees, and then i seen the power line on diane's house fall in the alley. then i rushed a little bit sooner and i could definitely see it." they both took off running toward their 64 year old neighbor diane barnes' home. staley grabbed two fire extinguishers, and blazek grabbed a wrench. "43:07i realized that i could actually hear the gas, and since i just mowed a half hour before, i actually knew where the shut off was for the gas line, so i knew i had to fight anything, or be first responders for anything if we didn't get that off." staley has more than 20 years of fire fighting experience. once the ga

brea, that's true for at least the public portion until the judge makes a ruling. the judge says he's likely to the time today was spent making sure haglin understood what she was giving up by allowing the judge along to make a decision. both sides agreed the judge would decide haglin's guilty or innocence only using the minutes of testimony. that's information the public will never see and typically is only used by prosecutors to justify bringing charges. in this case, the minutes include an interview with the victim by child protective services and a police interview with haglin. the judge explained what the defendant was "opening statements, closing arguments if you agree to a stipulated trial then that means my decision will be based on information that the parties agree i should use to determine if you are guilty or innocent...do you understand that?" because the judge will make the decision on information filed by prosecutors, nothing haglin decision. so the charge against her will be the original aggravated misdemeanor instead of the felony count filed later

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a japanese scientist found that people that eat three spoonfuls for breas breakfast have faster reaction time. >> i think that's our pass. >> only three spoonfuls. >> faster reaction because of the sugar? >> melissa is here to talk about the forecast. >> we have leftovers in the forecast, cloudy with spotty showers. you can see it's dry right now. no issues with precipitation. earlier today we had spotty showers. that moisture moving east. we'll show you the picture outside. looking at the center city skyline on this thursday night we have mostly cloudy skies and clouds hanging on tough throughout the overnight hours. philadelphia 46. 42 in allentown, 49 in cape may and redding temperature in the 40s. we have a couple of showers to the north and east. those are moving out and across the mid atlantic and ohio valley, mostly cloudy skys. over the next 12 hours, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. sprinkles in some spots. 38 in trenton, 39 dover and 35 in allentown. for all of the shoppers, black friday shoppers trying to get good deals tomorrow. the high 56-degrees mostly cloudy, starting at

in marshall county, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. it's the annual heroes game this afternoon in iowa city. the hawkeyes welcome the nebraska cornhuskers to town for if you're not heading out to kinnick, you can watch the hawks right here on kcrg starting at 2:30. and a reminder, we will not have the kcrg-tv9 news at midday today. there is about to be more ethanol in the gasoline system. in today's agribusiness report, the e-p-a says it hopes this move will reduce a reliance on imported oil. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. welcome to the agribusiness report, i'm y24zwy y12fy to be more ethanol in the u-s gasoline supply.. on wednesday... the u-s environmental protection agency finalized increases in the renewable fuel volume requirements on all categories of biofuels in the renewable fuel standard or r-f-s. as part of its annual 15 billion gallon congressional target for conventional fuels.. also the required volume of biomass based diesel for 2017 is twice that of the congressiona

in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. the competition starts at 6:30 tomorrow at c-s-p-s hall. we have ticket information on this story online -- just connect with there's plenty of chatter in hollywood after election day. celebrities talk about the presidential election and what they think about the incoming president trump. up in your first alert forecast. stay with tv9. another day, another sunny highs well into the 60s. it'll be breezy at times with a southwest wind occasionally gusting to or a bit more than 20 mph. the sky stays mostly clear tonight, although a weak cold front will pass by, knocking us down into the 50 to 55-degree range for highs on friday. the weekend starts on a seasonably chilly note with lows in the upper 20s, but sunshine will make for pleasant afternoons. we'll reach the lower 50s again highs remain above normal throughout next week, generally close to 60 degrees.today : sunny and a little breezy. wind: sw 10-20, gusting higher at times. high: 66 alo: 66 dbq: 64 iow: 67 tonight: mostly clear.

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<brea ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people me to vote no on joe heck. senate majority pac is responsible a provocative and racy slogan? some people aren't happy with it.. so 13 action news reporter david schuman tried to get some less walking...more riding. that's the goal -- and to achieve it...the rtc is promoting its new bike share program with the slogan "put the fun between your legs." 12:25:40 josh robinson "it's still so provocative. i told you i'm from a town of 500 people in tennessee and this is crazy. you come out here and see it's truly the city of sin." david schuman, stewart and las vegas blvd "the slogan's actually one of four being used in the ad campaign. they were selected in a survey of six different options, includ lights, bike city.'" 12:23:13 ti

ben affleck's nagannyte, brea dkingown the clues to reconciliation. what jen just told "e.t." >> we're just different pieces of the puzzle. >> why carey gets bizarre wife from hee ex's ex. what she thinks wero "90210" reunion. how the cast is supporting shannen doherty in her cancer fight. >> and our new interview with andy cohen telling all about his famous friend. >> it was so crazy. >> bad blood with taylor swift? >> i think she probably thought i was being shady. >> why the singer may never speak to him again. >> i'm a moron. >> now, for november 14th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." more than a year after the nannygate scandal. we have new video of the couple looking a lot like a family, will their marriagg be mended in time for the holidays? here comes the first sign all the divorce talk could be over. ben and jen took the whole family to church on sunday. ben dutifully carrying two trays of baked goods. and insid jen was smiling and ta little early. but the big picture, they sure looked like a couple. jen, however, was solo the night bef

not eat ya'know to kind of illuminate what will happen when this pipeline goes through and when it breas will be fasting once this pipeline breaks " the protestors from the group, mississippi stand, vow to continue their vigil outside the building until regulators suspend the permits for the pipeline. an overflow emergency shelter has opened for the season in linn county. it will open whenever the temperatures drop below freezing. representatives from shelters and free meal sites work to fill beds in three shelters hope and catholic worker house, as shown here. when those beds are full, the overflow shelter will open. that additional shelter served nearly 100 people last year. in johnson county, members of shelter house have opened a low-barrier shelter during the coldest months. that shelter accepts people who are intoxicated and can't get into shelter house. this year that location is the former t-m-one building on boyrum street. the shelter is expected to open mid-next month. year. plans to build a 28-story high-rise in downtown cedar rapids cleared a hurdle today. the national develo

. >>> from prince george's county we have got brea pulled out a construction worker trapped 10 feet down in a trench. dirt fell on top of him this afternoon at a construction site in greenbelt. it was near the 500 block of crescent road. crews pumped in oxygen and warm air and they say the man was conscious and alert the whole time. that's good news. he's been rushed to a hospital with serious injuries to the lower part of his body. >>> hillary clinton will appear in public tonight for the very first time since her concession presidential election. she will be honored during a children's defense fund event at the museum in downtown washington. mrs. clinton worked for the children's defense fund in the 1970s. >>> former maryland governor martin o'malley out of the race. after being urged by many to run. in a released statement now o'malley says the committee needs a chairman who can do th job fully and with total impartiality. >>> president obama arrived on his second stop of final foreign tour while in office. he had dinner with age l.a. america -- angela merkel ahead of their informal m

i'm larry miller with brea n over night. a man in alabama convicted in a 1982 murder-for-hire case has avoided execution for the seventh time. 74-year-old tommy author was scheduled to be executed by lethal injection at midnight. he was convicted of killing a man in his bed after the victim's wife paid her to do so. the supreme court did not release a comment with this decision. >>> the paris casino and hotel lights after a power outage displaced guests and gamblers. they are working to repair damage to the main power line but still no luck. a full evacuation was ordered around noon yesterday. 11 people ha to be rescued from five different elevators. >>> quinton terretino said he plans to retire after his next museum. during a presentation to young filmmakers he pledged to never maybe more than movie and he already made eight. he's known for pulp fiction and kill bill. >>> that's a quick look at what was going on. >> it's friday and the news at 4:30 starts right now. >> this is wake up washington on wusa 9. >>> they are clos

. >>> we have brea -- tonton of -- taunton police have made two arrests for leaving the scene of an accident resulting in a death. ryan o'dea is being charged with being an accessory after the fact. they are both due in district court tomorrow. >>> still to come, don't look now but the bruins are hot. hoping to keep it going. dan roach has that and were healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> everyone thought the patriots and seahawks game would be great and they were right. >> dan roach is standing by at the razors edge. it's going to be awesome down there. >> reporter: we got a great this is a great rematch of super bowl xlv. it's been a long time. they haven't lost by more than 10 points since 2011 so you would expect a close game and that's what we have. seattle now up 25-24 in the 4th order. we have had seven lead changes. legarrette blount has been a huge story with three rushing touchdowns. dion lewis is in active. russell wilson and com

there were more than 14,000 brea year. don lee with security assessment group says there are easy ways that you can protect your home. he recommends getting a security door. he says the most inexpensive solution is to change the dead bolt screws in in your front door. >> go to home depot and buy three, three-and-a-half inch long screws. take out the quarter inch long screws that the manufacturer has in there and put these in. nevada when it comes to burglary? boulder city. >> reed: three days left in decision 2016. that's when the verdict gets delivered. three days after we sat down with republican joe heck we caught up with his opponent, democrat catherine cortez-masto. on the last day of early voting she was at an east side cardenas market. the line of last-minute voters snaked through the parking lot. tuesday we talked to heck emails. today we asked cortez-masto if she thinks hillary clinton is trustworthy. >> i have no problem with trusting hillary. i think she is by far heads and shoulders above trump as the better pe

weekend promises seasonable chill, and some sunshine, and much more on that full forecast right after the brea >> little chilly outside today. >> apparently better than yesterday. >> it is. we got to look at the glass half full on days like this. yesterday was pretty brutal. today not so much. definitely a lot brighter out right now, a lot more sunshine, not as windy, not as cold, so we're getting out of the worse of this at this point. but yes, you know, still chill in the air. temperatures rebounds to about 48 in you're lucky here today. that's well below average. let me take you outside. if you want snow, let's take you on outside here to one of the pocono cameras. i know the ski lovers are re juicing just looking at this shot, right? outside jack frost, big boulder, yes, it is obviously cold enough to be making that snow. and it is a beautiful scene to those that want to break out the skis, but, it is certainly getting to be that time of year. you know, we look next to the winter countdown. we are after all almost 29 days until the winter solsus, 33 days until christmas, so start shopping,

the big sell brea bush administration plan as the boston common christmas tree finally areaches. >>> umass boston is gearing up sure, you could buy this. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. you can never tell from the outside just how many warm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers >>> umass boston a preparing to take on tufts in the sweet 16 of the ncaa tournament with two players suspended. playing dirty during the game that got there. fox25's chris flanagan reports this isn't the first time the teams have made headlines for all the wrong reasons. >> reporter: last year the team made national headlines for a twitter war with a former new england revolution player with concussion. three players were disciplined in that incident. more trouble for the team following last weekend's ncaa tournament game. umass boston in the black physical game. more than 50 fouls called including this one. after a hannaford player pulse out a umass. he kicked the ball into the opponent's face.