[ cheers and applause ] >> amas, what's up? i gave you the key when the door wasn't open i gave you faith turned to doubt and to hope, can't deny it now i'm all alone tell me where are you now that i need you where are you now well you know that i need you couldn't find you anywhere when you broke down i didn't leave you i was by your side so where are you now that i need you where are you now that i need you where are you now that i need you? where are you now that i need you? where are you now i need you the most [ cheers and applause ] you gotta go and get angry at all of my honesty you know i try but i don't do too well with apologies i hope i don't run out of time could someone call a referee i just need one more shot at forgiveness i know you know that i made those mistakes maybe once or twice and by once or twice i mean maybe a couple of hundred times so let me oh let me oh myself tonight i just need one more shot at second chances yeah is it too late now to say sorry cause i'm missing more than just your body oh is it too late now to say sorry yeah i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'm sorry, yeah so sorry sorry yeah, i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'll take every single piece of the blame if you want me to but you know that there is no innocent one in this game for two but i'll go, i'll go and then you go can we both say the words and forget this yeah is it too late now to say sorry 'cause i'm missing more than just your body oh is it too late now to say sorry yeah, i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'm not just trying to get you back on me 'cause i'm missing more than just your body oh is it too late now to say sorry yeah, i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'm sorry, yeah sorry, yeah sorry yeah, i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now i'm sorry, yeah so sorry sorry yeah, i know that i let you down is it too late to say i'm sorry now [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: you just experienced a game-changing t-mobile finale. 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"dancing with the stars" is live -- tomorrow night at 8:00/7:00 p.m. central.and even coal ash landfills near neighborhood s, we test the arsenic levels in cedar rapids -- and look at how coal ash is disposed of in 2015. plus, two competing republicans meet at the same event in wilton -- to try and build a base of support for the caucuses... you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news coal-burning power plants are noted targets in the push for cleaner air. but those plants also carry risk for ground water. ash from the coal can leach toxic arsenic. and in the last 5 years, one set of testing in eastern iowa sites - including cedar rapids - found arsenic in the ground water much higher than the e-p-a standard. tonight, we reveal our own recent testing in eastern iowa -- as well as what happens to coal ash... now. this northwest cedar rapids neighbaorhoo d is newer. homessn moose drive nw are less than 10 years old. but this area wasn't empty before. the remnants of the stoney creek landfill is the backyard neighbor for many. decades ago, the coal ash from the alliant energy-owned prairie creek generating station on c street sw would be delivered here... long before these newer homes went up. a 2011 report from the environmental integrity project showed that arsenic results from the groundwater came back at nearly 2 times the epa standard for arsenic in a public water supply in 2008... and nearly 3 times in 2009. alliant says that report used bad testing methods to show the high levels and that alliant has a third party conduct regular tests that are reviewed by the iowa department of natural resources at its coal ash sites. " 26:34 arsenic is toxic and can cause serious health problems." pam mackey taylor is based in cedar rapids and also the conservation chair of the iowa chapter of the sierra club. she calls for frequent testing for coal ash sites. we wanted to test water at certain points as well. the state hygenic lab in coralville provides home and farm water testing kits. kcrg-tv 9 purchased kits to conduct our own tests -- first on september 24th near the stoney point landfill in two locations -- moose drive as well as a nearby creek on wolf avenue. here is the threshold to watch for: " dr. wichman: 24:45 the epa established drinking water standard for arsenic in public water supply is 10 parts per billion. " in both cases, the arsenic levels near stoney point were well below that standard. just a trace back 1/3 of the standard here. we took the muddy, wet process of collecting water samples near prairie creek -- with two sets of samples from the creek. first behind tait cummins and under the c street bridge as the creek leads into the cedar river. these samples...also well below the epa threshold for arsenic. we took a fall trip to lansing - in allamakee county for more collection sites. earl scooping off a dock a half-mile north of the alliant energy power plant on highway 76 also turned up a trace amount. right next to the plant is this county-run fishing access point. our collection, while not pristine from the outside, also checked out -- 6 parts per billion, still within range. " 24:50 for all of these intents and purposes, these are safe to drink, people can, based on the epa regulations, people can drink 2 liters of this water everyday for the rest of their life without adverse health effects. " " 21:30 foss. we're in full compliance with everything the d-n-r requires. part of that is because we've done a good job testing. " alliant spokesperson justin foss pointed to the energy company's coal ash recycling rate of about 80%, which he called nearly double the industry standard. what becomes of most of the coal cash... in 2015? "22:40 it goes into ready-mix for concrete roads, goes into asphalt and sub-base that goes into cattle lots." the landfill back at stoney point in cedar rapids has been topped off for decades but mackey taylor said the concerns should remain for chronic testing -- just to make certain. " 28:30 water can migrate in different directions and tests can be raised, depending on weather conditions and how much ground water is available. it's going to be an ongoing problem forever." the state hygenic lab in coralville is a resource that many people - from homeowners to farmers - may not realize has its largest lab here in eastern iowa. the lab performed about 645,000 analyses for iowans in 2014 -- with about 20% of that environmental testing such as what we conducted. meteorologist chris havely joins us. chris, not as cold as last night - but still chilly into the overnight hours? tonight will not be as cold as last night, but still on the chilly side. winds from the south will keep our temperatures from falling quickly for the first half of the night, before westerly winds take over late. our workweek will consist of a gradual warm-up, starting off with highs near freezing on monday and likely in the 50s by thursday. with this resurgence of warm air overtop a snow pack, dense fog will be a possibility from monday night through mid-week. rain becomes likely on thursday, and along with the snow melt, we will keep an eye on possible flooding in some areas. tonight: skies clearing low: 16-22 winds: w 5-10 alo: 17 dbq: 18 iow: 20tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 31-37 winds: w 5-10 alo: 31 dbq: 30 iow: 34 back to you. more than a week since democrats debated in des moines, some republicans in the 2016 presidential field spent this weekend campaigning around eastern iowa... we're about 10 weeks out from the iowa caucuses. kcrg-tv9's brea love reports on ben carson and carly fiorina's stops today in wilton. "carson and fiorina took the stage to address a crowd of more than 200 people on what they plan to do for the country" the candidates talked about their road to running, along with the people and faith that influence their decision at iowa g-o-p chair jeff kauffman's barbeque in the wilton community center sunday. carson spoke about america needing to be strong and stand up for its beliefs. while, fiorina stressed the need to "take the government back" the two allo touched on the need to stop isis. "isis is an evil that must be defeated and the only way to defeat them is to deny their territory and only we can lead the coalition that is necessary to defeat this evil." "we need to ask our department of defense, the pentagon, our military experts what do you need from every department in wipe them out." "both hope addressing the crowd will help them earn the republican nomination" "in wilton, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. the latest abc news - washington post national poll released today shows donald trump with a double-digit lead over carson. he has 32 percent support, while carson is second at 22%. marco rubio holds onto 3rd at 11 percent. on the democratic side, former secretary of state hillary clinton stopped in clinton, iowa... tonight. she proposed a tax credit - up to $6,000 - for families that provide care for "aging or disabled family members" -- such as an older parent. this is part of a series of "tax proposals" that clinton is expected to introduce in the following weeks. hillary clinton continues to hold a majority of support in the democratic polls. the latest abc news washington post national democratic voters. vermont senator bernie sanders is 2nd with 34% support. the major news story out of ames today -- it broke at about noon when iowa state confirmed reports that it fired head football coach paul rhoads. yet rhoads will coach the season finale against west virginia to close out his 7th and final year. yesterday, iowa state lost at kansas state 38-35, dropping the cyclones to 3-8. two iowa state fumbles in the final 90 seconds of the game led to kansas state's comeback, scoring 10 points in the final minute. john campbell will look at the paul rhoads era... later in sports. because of the winter storm, the iowa high school athletic association moved all friday high school football state title games to monday. 3 teams from the tv-9 viewing area are playing. iowa city regina plays western christian in class 1a at 11 am. mount vernon follows in 2a against spirit lake. superintendent gary o'malley tells us there is no school on monday at mount vernon and that pep buses will be running and they've sold out their 800 ticket allotment. cedar rapids kennedy and west des moines dowling meet in the 4a title game at 7. kennedy activities director aaron stecker said they have are planning to have 4 busses leaving from kennedy at 4:45 pm. there will be no live t-v broadcast for the games. an university of iowa student has won one of the most prestigious scholarships in the world. iowa city native jeffrey ding is one of 32 americans who are 20-16 rhodes scholars. he scholarship will let him pursue a graduate degree at oxford university in england. ding is studying economics, as well as political science and chinese at the university of iowa. some people in need in eastern iowa will soon have help from a four-legged friend. tonight in our show you care spotlight, hear how an organization is training dogs to dogs to help people in need. in tonight's show you care spotlight, kcrg-tv9's brady smith reports on deafinitely dogs' mission to provide highly trained dogs to those with disabilities. griffin and harper. two dogs who will soon have their day - performing important duties for people in need. deafinitely dogs will train pooches like them to help diabetics keep track of their blood sugar levels... "they actually can detect the low 15 to 30 minutes before anything else on the planet can." assist people suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder... "when they have an episode at night, the dogs will literally lick them and try to wake them up and get them back to a comfort zone." and help the hearing- impaired. the job a dog ends up doing all depends on his or her unique personality. "so are they really happy using their nose? if that's the case, we'll train them to be diabetic alert dogs. if they're really busy and they want to work all the time, and just really be after it, then a hearing dog is a really good place for that dog." but deafinitely dogs is in need of puppy parents who are willing to raise them and housebreak them, until they're ready to take on the more advanced training. "its very hard for people to let them go, however, they know the good that they're doing; the completely selfless, caring, giving thing to do for somebody who needs a dog." the fairly new organization - only about 2 years old - also needs help with funding. getting the dogs ready for their future task is expensive. "the base cost for two years service training of a dog is $25,000, so we ask raising on behalf of getting a dog, and the other half deafinitely dogs raises all by ourselves." when griffin and harper finish their training, vanourney says it'll hard to say goodbye, but she knows they'll offer more than just companionship to their new owners. "we fall in love with them too, and we want them to be cared for, but we know the good they're doing." in cedar rapids, brady smith, kcrg tv9 news. chris, temps will gradually warm up as we go through the week? tonight will not be as cold as here's a penny just for you. that's no penny. that's a galaxy s 6 at u.s. cellular on black friday. whoa, thanks, grandma!! you're welcome. you can also get an lg g4 or an lg g pad f 8.0 with that penny. nice! isn't that just delightful? pennies for everyone! get penny doorbuster deals on great devices this black friday from 8:00 a.m. till noon the chilly side. winds from the south will keep our temperatures from falling quickly for the first half of the night, before westerly winds take over late. our workweek will consist of a gradual warm-up, starting off 50s by thursday. with this resurgence of warm air overtop a snow pack, dense fog will be a possibility from monday night through mid-week. rain becomes likely on thursday, and along with the snow melt, we will keep an eye on possible flooding in some areas. tonight: skies clearing low: 16-22 winds: w 5-10 alo: 17 dbq: 18 iow: 20tomorrow: mostly sunny high: 31-37 winds: w 5-10 alo: 31 dbq: 30 iow: 34tomorrow night: p/cloudy, patchy fog low: winds: light e alo: 15 dbq: 18 iow: 18tuesday: partly cloudy high: 39 - low: 17 wednesday: chance of showers high: 44 - low: 30 thursday: showers likely high: 53 - low: 40 friday: mostly cloudy high: 35 - low: 33 saturday: mostly sunny high: 34 - low: 21 coach next year. athletic director jaime pollard announced paul rhoads has been fired, but he will virginia. ... this was coach paul rhoads entering the jacobson building to meet with his players. the cyclones are coming off a tough loss at kansas state, halftime lead. rhoads is 32-54 in 7 seven seasons at iowa state. he and jaime pollard will address the media tomorrow. john campbell has more on rhoads. -0- iowa state hired paul rhoads to head the cyclone program in december of 2008. he was a local guy who had also been an assistant on dan mc carney's staff. i am proud and honored to be the football coach at iowa state. although he did not win enough to keep his job, rhoads racked up some of the most memorable victories in cyclone history. for instance 2009, winning at nebraska for the first time in 32 years. the postgame celebration when viral. listen to me. i am so proud to be your coach the next year they won at texas. it was the first time iowa state had ever beaten the longhorns. in 2011 a thriller at jack clones topped the hawkeyes in triple overtime and this time the coach was almost lost for words. because of the unbelievable performance by two teams out there on a hot day, sun beating down the whole time. the weight of the state on their shoulders. and this classic shot of rhoads leaving cyclone football headquarters with a make shift cy hawk trophy cradled in his arms. later that year iowa state stunned the nation and the heavily favored , second rated oklahoma state cowboys. jeff woody scores the winning touchdown in the second overtime. to do it at home in front of cyclone nation in front of the fans who have been so supportive. i couldn't be prouder. two years later, the longhorns topped the cyclones thanks in part to a highly controversial at the end of the game. to make a play on the one yard line. with their backs against the wall....clear to everybody and have it taken away from them. that's hard to express!! in his last three years the losses became more and more lopsided, and the victories became fewer and farther between. after 7 seasons, it was not the recipe for paul rhoads to keep his job. john campbell tv9 sports. ... the iowa football team has made a jump in the latest rankings. the hawkeyes are ranked number 3 in the new a.p. and usa today coaches poll. it's their highest ranking in the a.p. since december 8th of 2002. they're just behind clemson and alabama. ... the uni football team made the fcs playoffs for the 2nd straight year. the panthers will host eastern illinois at the uni on saturday, november 28th at 4 p.m. i spoke with head coach mark farley earlier today for this week's sunday night spotlight. coach, you're back in the playoffs for the 2nd straight year. what does it mean to get in after having to win your final five games? "it's a special feeling.

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