case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, highs should get back into the lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by fri weekend.toda y: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, highs in the upper 70s. following a crash that seriously injured a pedestrian in cedar falls. police arrested michael kelly, of blue grass, on a charge of operating while intoxicated. it would be his first offense. police say kelly hit tristin selby, who was walking on highway 57 near roosevelt street, around 2 a-m sunday. selby went to university of iowa hospitals and clinics in critical condition. today, iowa city police are looking for a man who cut someone with a large knife. it happened around 2:30 yesterday morning near iowa someone walked up to him and his friends, took out a knife and started slashing. the man who reported the assault was cut. he's expected to be o-k. police say the suspect is a white man between 20 and 30 years old. he has a dark beard, and was wearing a white t-shirt with dark shorts. call us on newsline nine the next time you see news. the number is 319-365-9999. send video too. the email address-- newsroom at kcrg dot com. this morning, hurricane matthew is bearing down on haiti and jamaica. the category four hurricane is packing sustained wind speeds of about 130 miles per hour this morning. it's expected to bring some heavy rain in the caribbean including cuba later this week. reid binion reports. "this particular hurricane, by virtue of its trajectory, will have a severe impact on jamaica." jamaica's prime minister... ...underscoring the by hurricane matthew. "we are expecting that there will be landslides, and that will mean also damage to agriculture."f orecasters -- warning that matthew will bring life- threatening flash floods. some jamaicans, though, are ignoring pleas from authorities to leave the threatened coast. "i just feel like to stay here, i thing i'm safe over here. i am from here so i will die here. well, i stayed ivan and , so i'll stay for matthew."the massive storm churning in the caribbean -- also threatening haiti... ...where the 20-10 earthquake that rocked the country. cuba -- also bracing for matthew's impact... ... as u-s officials evacuate hundreds of employees and their families from the naval base at guantanamo bay. the national weather service said sunday that it was too early to say what matthew's effect would be on the united states... ...and while the impact on the island nations in the caribbean is expected to be serious, some remain optimistic. "the resilience of jamaicans will be demonstrated at the end of this episode."i'm reid binion reporting. a second data recorder from be the only way to tell what caused the accident. the train rammed through a passenger area, killing one woman and leaving more than one hundred others injured. officials announced that the first event recorder was retrieved from the wrecked commuter train in hoboken. but the national transportation safety board now says the device didn't work. "yesterday our recorders experts worked with the experts from the manufacturers to access data from the recovered locomotive event recorder which was built not functioning during this trip." " officials are still trying to recover the second event recorder and a separate image recorder from the train wreckage. investigators say the train's engineer has no memory of the crash. a six-year-old boy critically injured during a school shooting in south carolina has died over the weekend. jacob hall is one of three people hurt after a 14- townville elementary playground. officials say the teen also killed his father before going to the school. in an emotional statement jacob's parents say his memory will help them take the next step. "what happened to jacob, he has forgiven already. he is in heaven smiling down on us and he ask his mom to be able to be strong and forgive just like he would have. " the other two victims, a teacher and a student, were released from the hospital. the three counts of attempted murder charges. dozens of people in black hawk county learned what it takes to manage and produce crops on the farm. organizers called it a "farm crawl." one of the stops yesterday was beck's orchard. the family has 55 apple trees and about a dozen goats. the owner, louis beck, taught kids how to make apple cider. first they cut up the fruit, then placed it in a press. beck says often times people, especially kids, are surprised by the work that goes in "53:03, "i think for them to see you have to take apples and make it into pulp and squeeze them and actually see the juice coming run out into the pitcher and to learn this is how you get juice is from real raw fruit " and just a few miles away at fitkin farms, people learned about the different types of corn. the farm there typically grows traditional corn and soybeans. the owner, jim fitkin, says he just started started drop in field corn prices. "37:13, "we have a glut of corn right now so corn prices are low. so to try to counter that more people have been growing popcorn so now popcorn prices are low" fitkin says it's important for people to understand the costs behind fresh food. and why prices can vary from year to year. today marks the start of the mayor's clean-up week in coralville. people in coralville can get rid of any large items this week for free. furniture or bathroom fixtures, curbside before your regular trash collection day. all garbage bags and yard waste need to be tagged as usual. appliances, construction materials, electronics, or hazardous materials will not be accepted. for more information about what is accepted, call 319-248-1740. one company in southwest cedar rapids has kept growing through the decades. the constant expansion a sign that it's keeping up with the demands on metal the principles of engineering, math, physics and 2016 technology for products for aerospace and medical, among other industries. the products are finely constructed to fit the specific slots to fit around computer enclosures or the bases for x-ray machines, for example. with a workforce of about 110 employees, m-m-p has expanded at least a dozen times out of its facility. "cross training is very important. most people know their process very well and, more often than not, they know the upstream process and the downstream pre well. it gives them much more flexibility in scheduling vacation and employee boredom - you're not doing the same thing all the time." coming up at 6:20, tv-9's chris earl will take the full tour of midwest metal products for this week's made in eastern iowa. arm-in-arm, police, firefighters and volunteers took to a wisconsin corn field to yesterday. after covering over 400 and searching for plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by weekend.toda y: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, highs in the upper 70s. plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, highs should get back into the lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by friday and into the upcoming weekend.toda y: early mo around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, highs in the upper 70s. thanks kaj. plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, highs should get back into the lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane authorities say a missing 3-year-old boy is safe nearly a cornfield in northeastern wisconsin. as daniel keith reports, several hundred people took to the field and surrounding areas trying to find the toddler. hundreds of volunteers..... "it was like finding a needle in a haystack." and almost a full day after three-year-old dyton logalbo went missing...... the search was over. "it took about two-and-a- half.... three hours looking in the field and we stumbled upon him." the man tom said -- after spending hours in the approximately 80 acres of corn -- everything starts to look the same -- and he just couldn't believe his own eyes once he found the boy. "it didn't really register really that how amazing it was. just glad that he was sitting up and fine... he was just scared.... very scared yet." when tom picked up dyton -- his legs were cold -- he didn't speak and was scared. ' i kept real quiet because i figured he was ... he was... he was still shaking from being alone all night." but it was not just the effort of one man -- more than 450 people registered with the langlade county sheriff department early sunday search the surrounding area. "this community is like family. everybody knows everybody and we look out for everyone else." as a father of two -- andrashko said -- the decision to come was a no brainer. " asked my wife if she thought i should come this morning if they need any help. she said -- well... if it were your kids how many people would you want to come. so i came right away." turning a terrifying moment for one small wisconsin boy -- into a celebration -- of neighbors lending a helping hand -- putting on display one small dose of human compassion. "everybody pitched in and helped." sheriff bill greening says the boy was playing outside when he wandered away from family members and into the cornfield. the u-s-d-a's quarterly grain stocks report is out. where corn and beans projections fall, in today's agribusiness report. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! report, i'm david geiger. ---- the u-s-d-a's quarterly grain stocks report.. is out.. and old crop corn and beans are up from projections.. slightly.. stocks reports like this help out farmers and market speculators by telling them how much corn.. don roose with u-s commodities says it lets you know the exact amounts as of september 1.. "it tells you what kind of reserve we have to start at the end of the year, before we star the next year. what kind of a cushion we have to work with. so it gives us an idea of our supply." on the numbers side.. old crop corn.. is at one point seven four billion bushels.. up a bit from last year.. of that.. on farm storage is up six percent.. at 627 million bushels.. old crop soybeans are up three percent at one hundred 97 million bushels.. june to august disappearance is up.. that means residual or unaccounted 50 million bushels.. soybean stocks on farms are down about 16 percent from last year.. at 41 point six million bushels.. that's given a nice little push to the grains.. just before the market close friday.. the farm economy is still weakening.. the federal reserve bank of kansas city reports the farm economy fell again in the third quarter.. even with the farm incomes will go up.. it says profit margins also remain poor in the cattle and dairy sectors.. ag credit conditions have also weakened as loan repayment problems have picked up. peanuts are now.. a healthy food. the food and drug administration announced it is starting the process to redefine the "healthy" nutrient content claim for food labeling.. but.. while the industry refer to peanuts as healthy.. because of high levels of unsaturated fat and a beneficial nutrient profile.. the national peanut board says it's exciting to tell people its product is healthy. the comment period for the use of the term healthy in labeling is open until january 26th of next year. ---- and that's l tuning in! i hope to see you again next time ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt 3.28 supposed to look for on food packaging and in grocery store aisles. but, many unhealthy foods can fall under that term. now, the u-s-d-a is looking for help from consumers, like you, to create a eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by weekend.toda y: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, broad definition, depending on who you ask. now, of "healthy" more specific. here's a-b-c news senior medical contributor dr. timothy johnson. cereals? juices, yogurt? "healthy" is a big seller for grocery. i mean, you want to buy healthy stuff, who doesn't? but when it comes to these foods? what does "healthy" actually mean? hmmmm?what if there's no real definition - yet. the u.s. food and drug administration now wants to come up with some specific answers? and they are asking for comments from - well, us. what we do know is that foods claiming to be healthy will almost certainly be subject to more scrutiny. and that's well deserved? given that many foods that say "healthy" words like "low-fat", "whole wheat" and "natural" -- can be packed with sugar and calories. the f-d-a? likely to be checking out the amounts of saturated fat, salt and added sugar? and portion sizes, too. after all, who ever thought a can of sugared soda was really two servings? until they define "healthy"? there are things you can look for when you read those labels? first, do read the labels! pay attention to portion sizes. they may be smaller than you think. look out for sodium and added sugar. of course, reaching for fresh, whole foods is a great shortcut. because broccoli doesn't need a label? for you to know it's healthy. with this minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. trt1.16 oc eight years after the 2008 flood, a cedar rapids church was worried it would flood again. instead, saint patrick's church stayed dry and keep any potential flood water out. stay with us on your 24- hour new source, kcrg-tv9. it's almost 5:30. early morning news. a pedestrian is dead after a crash in johnson county. we'll have the latest democrats are campaigning hard in swing states. this week, two former presidential candidates will make their case for hillary clinton in iowa. and more cleanup begins this morning for people who evacuated during last week's flooding in cedar rapids. good monday morning! it's 530 on october third. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, highs should get back into the lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, highs in the upper 70s. thanks kaj. the iowa state patrol is investigating a crash in johnson county that killed a pedestrian. the johnson county sheriff's office says it responded to a crash on highway 218 north, just south of interstate 80 a little before nine last night. authorities tell tv-9 a passenger vehicle hit the pedestrian and the person was found dead at the scene. investigators have not killed in the crash. also this morning law enforcement agencies are investigating a fatal crash between a train and a pick-up truck in linn county. it happened around 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the intersection arabian road and the canadian national railroad tracks. that just south of alburnett. multiple law enforcement agencies were at the scene for hours. the linn county sheriff's office says a 44-year-old man from marion was driving a ford pickup, towing a flatbed trai westbound when he drove into the path of a northbound canadian national freight train. the collision caused the truck to catch fire. officials say the marion man died at the scene. they haven't released his name yet. no canadian national railway crew members were injured in the crash. the linn county sheriff's office is working with the canadian national railway to figure out what happened. two people in allamakee county are facing meth- related charges this morning following a narcotics investigation. the allamakee county sheriff's th search warrants in lansing yesterday. they arrested and charged 53 year-old amy downing of lansing with possession of a controlled substance for methamphetam ine. that's after investigators found items used with illegal narcotics in a home at 211 valley street. during a traffic stop, authorities also arrested 56 year-old richard aswegan junior of west union. he is also charged with possession of a controlled substance. both are being held in the allamakee county jail. police in killed a woman over the weekend. officers found 29 year old carissa rivers unresponsive shortly after midnight sunday. she was found in a keokuk alley near 10th street and north 5th street. rivers went to a hospital, where she died. an autopsy will be performed this week. police have not identified a suspect in the shooting. but say the public is not in danger. just hours after being honored at saturday's cyclone football game, police on suspicion of public intoxication. iowa state university police say davis refused to take a sobriety test when officers contacted him around 2:30 on sunday morning. the 45-year-old was held in the story county jail on a 300 dollar bond. davis played for the cyclones in the mid-1990's. he was a finalist for college football's top award, the heisman trophy, in 1996. isu had davis back to campus on saturday to honor him football hall of fame. call us on newsline nine the next time you see news. the number is 319-365-9999. send us some pictures and video too. the email address-- newsroom at kcrg dot com. after customers saw higher than expected bills from alliant energy, the company took to social media yesterday to apologize for the surprise. it said the bills are accurate, because this summer was hotter than alliant also said a new billing system sent a lot of estimated bills to customers, which caught them off guard. typically, the company contacts users when that happens, but alliant says it didn't have the enough employees to do so. the company says it will help customers come up with payment plans. it'll also be waiving late fees for affected users. two former democratic presidential candidates are stumping for their party's nominee, martin o'malley made a stop at the clinton office in ankeny yesterday afternoon. and bernie sanders will campaign in des moines on wednesday morning. the vermont senator's stop starts at 10:30 on drake university's campus. he was supposed to campaign in des moines and iowa city tomorrow but those stops have been canceled. tomorrow, the two vice presidential nominees will meet for their debate. democrat tim kaine and republican mike pence will make their cases to americans at longwood university 8 o'clock. you can watch it here on kcrg-tv9. the red cross is opening resource centers this week for people impacted by flooding in eastern iowa. a center in vinton at benton county emergency management is open from 11 a-m to 8 p-m today. workers there have clean-up kits. inside it includes, shovels, rakes and mops and more. officials are also on hand to help with paperwork needed for flood recovery. the red cross will open similar centers in cedar falls and waverly and the linn county-cedar rapids solid waste agency will begin collecting garbage and recycling today for people who were inside that flood evacuation zone. people who live there can put out their normal trash container plus two 35- gallon bags for free. there are still two sandbag drop-off sites open in cedar rapids. one is at ellis park near the tennis courts and the other is in the noelridge pool parking lot. if you can't drop off your sandbags, the city will collect the linn county sheriff's office and county courthouse will re-open today. that's after workers spent several days last week taking down barriers around the building. the correctional center opened saturday. members of st. patrick's catholic church are breathing a sigh of relief now that flood waters have disappeared. as kcrg tv9's phil reed reports, the congregation is thankful for all the efforts that went into protecting their church. there's a lot to sing about at st patrick's catholic church. members are happy to see little damage, after hours of work removing items from the building and placing sandbags around it. "it was a rather scary weekend last weekend, but the help that the church had was amazing. a truly family parrish." father ivan nienhaus says they would have had to find another place for worship if the floodwaters heavily damaged their buildings again. " after the 2008 flood we spent 3 million dollars rebuilding our again. " customer talking and it's business as usual at the ark catholic bookstore, which is connected to the church. "god is good. we are very happy that we took everything up, but we are also very happy that we are not cleaning mud out. at afternoon mass, the congregation said a prayer and while they are counting their blessings sunday, they know they may not be as lucky the next time. "we are hoping that we will move forward with flood protection on both sides of the river. we cannot go through this every 8 years " oil prices have seen a sharp increase after a decrease in production in the middle east. we'll tell you how that could pump coming up. this morning hurricane matthew is on track to cause a lot of damage in the caribeean. the category four hurricane has sustained winds of about 130 miles per hour. it's already causing some rain and strong waves in jamaica. plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all ares during the morning commute. otherwise, highs should get back into the lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these october temperatures should invade the area by friday and into the upcoming weekend. today: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, highs in the upper 70s. thanks kaj. plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, invade the area by friday and into the upcoming weekend. today: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, highs in the upper 70s. starting a little earlier for high school students this year. already open months ahead of last year. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. wall street hoes to keep some momentum going after two strong days to end last week. the three main stock indecies ended up about 1 percent on both oil prices have leveled off after a steep rise last week. it's starting off this morning at just a little more than 48 dollars per barrel. the spike happened after a major announcement from o-pec last week, saying it was cutting back its crude oil production. economists say the lower production shouldn't have too big of an impact on gas prices... because countries are still producing a higher level than normal. data released today is expected to show a decline in car sales for september. that would be the second monthly forecasting sales of about 1 point 4 million cars and trucks in september. that's a 1 point 7 percent drop from september of 20-15. retailer j-c penney is offering refunds to customers who purchased certain towels and bedding. some customers questioned whether or not the products were knock-offs. that's after investigators found that one of the largest textile suppliers in india using knockoff egyptian cotton products. target has already off its shelves. and this weekend marked the new, earlier kickoff for filing financial aid for college students. the free application for federal student aid, or fafsa, is an important part of the college financing process. it's also the gateway application for federal student loans. in the past, parents and students had to wait until january to begin filling out fafsa applications. but the federal government moved it up a few months so students can have more time to compare it's here's a live look at on our city cam. eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that's set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn't stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by friday and into the upcoming weekend.toda y: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, thanks kaj. plan on a few areas of fog in eastern iowa this morning. as is usually the case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. here's a look at today's top stories... one person died in a crash in johnson county. the crash happened in the northbound lanes of highway 218, just south of interstate 80 before 9:15 last night. investigators shut down that part of the highway for several hours. law enforcement have not released the name of person who died. one person died when a train sunday afternoon. the linn county sheriff's office says the pickup.. hauling a flatbed trailer drove into the path of a freight train around 2:00. the driver died at the scene. no one on the train was hurt. trt oc good morning from kcrg-tv9. defense. right now after five games, the hawkeyes are ranked 11th in that category. ... iowa surrendered 198 yards rushing to northwestern in their 38-31 loss on saturday. four teams have rushed for 150 yards or more against the hawkeyes already. we've heard the team say for weeks the problems are small and fixable, but there's just a lot of confusion right now. "that's focal point for the linebackers. i think we need to do a lot better job of goes more on the linebackers than anything for stopping the run. hopefully we get better at that throughout the week." "i really don't know what it is. i really can't sit here and say to you because i don't know. there's just a lot of things going on that we really really need to just fix. i can't really sit here and tell you what the issue is because i don't know." trt: 27 oc: "because i don't know" ... zach johnson has won the masters, the open and several other tournaments. but he hasn't been on a winning ryder cup team. zach faced matt fitzpatrick and they were the final group to tee off ... zach was 2 up through 4 holes, but fitzpatrick makes a comeback... on 8, he drains the long birdie putt to put the match back at all square ... but zach goes on a tear winning the 9th hole... then on 10, this long birdie putt from about 35 feet, and it rolls on in... damon green does his birdie dance, cue morris day and the time ... ryan moore secured the happen on the big screen on the 15th green... he's all pumped up ... after that, zach finishes his match with this birdie putt to beat fitzpatrick 4 & 3... on his 5th try, zach finally experiences what it's like to win the ryder cup and there's a lot of emotions right now "this is way heavier. way way heavier. just complete joy. like i said, i didn't feel great this morning, but i had to piece it out today even though i didn't feel great. i just went out there, played free golf, had and just played. played a great kid too, that fitzpatrick kid; the bad thing is he's young for an american team, he can thank europe cause he's young and he's good. the previous losses weighed heavy too. however, if anything, it's just out of motivation. you have to turn those motives and positives. this is a positive that's a positive. i hope this is just the beginning." trt: 39 oc: "just the beginning" ... nfl action, tennessee at leaps up and snags the 14-yard touchdown... c.j. had a career day with 4 catches for 48 yards and the td in the texans 27-20 win. ... lions and the bears... 4th quarter, matthew stafford back to throw, but he's picked off by former uni panther deiondre' hall... the rookie with his first career nfl interception... the bears hang on to win 17-14 ... and finally, final regular season games in major league baseball... twins and the wh batted lead off for the twins, and on the first pitch of the game, he drills one to deep center... it bounces away from the center fielder and we know how fast buxton is... he makes this look easy with an inside the park home run ... and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have tim dwight and chuck long, plus the prairie football team and xavier volleyball team. be sure to join us at union station off cedar rapids. good morning from kcrg-tv9. starting off with a live look at . it's monday october third.