canadian national railway tonight the company says it's working with the linn county sheriffs office on this investigation. and no crew members were hurt in this crash. live in linn county, jordee kalk, kcrg-tv9. police in keokuk are looking into a shooting that killed a woman overnight. officers found carissa rivers unresponsive, in a keokuk alley near 10th street and north 5th hospital, where she died. she was 29. police have not identified a suspect in the shooting. but say the public is not in danger. call 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. turning now to weather and see mild temperatures heading into the work week? skies will continue to gradually clear tonight, setting us up for some potential patchy fog on monday morning. this looks to occur mostly likely in river valleys. monday afternoon, sunshine and a wind shift to the southeast will bring us mild and pleasant conditions for the start of the workweek. this pattern will continue into tuesday, however, a cold front will be moving into the area for wednesd showers will be possible along and ahead of it throughout our wednesday. that same front will look to lift back north on thursday and thursday night, bringing more rain with it. there is some potential for heavier rain during this time period. the front will finally clear eastern iowa republican donald trump's finances are again in the spotlight tonight. that's after someone leaked tax returns to the new york times. they reveal decades ago... and that could have allowed him to avoid paying taxes for up to 18 years. the campaign is not denying the report. a-b-c's devin dwyer has the latest. as donald trump refuses to release his tax returns -- the new york times says that may be because he has "nothing" to hide. nothing -- as in no federal income taxes. the times reports that someone anonymously mailed them pages from trump's 1995 state tax returns reporting a staggering from the collapse of his atlantic city casinos, his airline, and his purchase of new york's plaza hotel. a loss so large he could legally have paid no federal taxes for up to eighteen years, according to the times. hillary clinton suggested as much in their first presidential debate. sot clinton/debat e: maybe he doesn't want the american people, all of you watching tonight, that know that he's paid nothing in federal taxes sot trump: that makes me smart. clinton's campaign saying: failures" "now that the gig is up, why doesn't he go ahead and release his returns to show us all how 'smart' he really is?" trump is not accused of anything illegal. trump's tax revelations come as a new abc news- washington post poll finds that 53 per cent of americans think hillary clinton won the first debate. with their second match-up just a week away, trump is trying out some tough talk. trump sots: "she could be crazy. she could actually be she's loyal to bill ...." "she should be in prison." the clinton camp accusing trump of new lows. sot/brian fallon, hrc camp i don't think it's well considered, thought- through strategy by the trump campaign. i think it's an impulsive move by the candidate. trump and clinton face off again next sunday. devin dwyer, abc news, washington. two former democratic presidential candidates are stumping for their party's nominee, hillary clinton, in iowa. martin o'malley made a stop at and bernie sanders will campaign in des moines on wednesday. the vermont senator's stop is at 10:30 a-m at drake university. he was supposed to campaign in des moines and iowa city tomorrow but those stops have been canceled. on tuesday, 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 in farmville, virginia. the debate begins at 8 o'clock. you can watch it here tonight, colombians have rejected a peace deal that would have ended five decades of war. the peace deal would have been between the government and the revolutionary armed forces of colombia, also known as farc. fighting between the two sides has killed more than 220-thousand people and injured tens of thousands more. many praised the deal that would have ended the decades of conflict. but others have said it doesn't go far enough to punish the rebels. both sides table. the red cross is opening resource centers this week for people affected by flooding in eastern iowa. a center in vinton at benton county emergency management is open from 11 a-m to 8 p-m tomorrow. workers there have clean-up kits-- inside, 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 later this week. solid waste agency will begin collecting garbage and recycling tomorrow 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 by the tennis courts and the other is in the noelridge pool parking lot. if you can't drop off your them, starting monday, october 10th. the linn county sheriff's office and county courthouse will re-open tomorrow. that's after workers spent several days last week taking down barriers around the building. the correctional center opened yesterday. st. patrick's catholic church opened back up this weekend after the flood. the church sits on the northwest side of cedar rapids - just a few blocks away from the cedar river. floodwaters reached the basement, there. but ch big difference from 2008, when flooding cost the st. pat's millions of dollars in repairs. leaders say they would not have been able to afford another rebuild like 2008. they thanked volunteers who helped sandbag the area in the days before the flooding. "i was in tears when i walked out and saw the parrish and all of the people sandbagging and just throughout the city, it was just amazing " service at immaculate conception parish on the southeast side, last week. 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 today-- 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 surprised by the work that goes into prepping food. "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 here typically grows jim fitkin, says he just started started growing popcorn in the last couple years, after a 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. some students in cedar rapids are learning how fruits a but not from a book. they go outdoors at least once a week for a unique classroom experience. and zach johnson helps the americans win the ryder cup this afternoon at hazeltine. the highlights from the big day, ahead in the natural elements. that's the goal behind new outdoor classroom at summit schools in cedar rapids. kcrg tv-9's jordee kalk has the story, as this week's show you care spotlight. using tree stumps as chairs. nat? and a new wooden atrium for presentations . 26:33 cam stroschine/2n d grader "sometimes when we have performances instead of going to the library we go out herethis classroom is one "open environment." nat 35:20, "what we're going to do is measure the growth of our green health and wellness teacher kim kuda spear- headed the campaign for this outdoor classroom. 8:27:20, kuda "we wanted the outdoor classroom to feel apart of nature not that we put it out in nature"and her students, are loving it. nat kids playing here students are learning about different soils, and which vegetables grow best in which soil. lainey porter/3rd grader 44:34, "we have soil that were learning about and were planting beans."other days students learn about composting. 27:44, "at every lunch we compost our fruits and vegetables. all of the brown paper towels students use to wash their hands are taken out to the compost post. standup: 49:30 "and there's apple trees and a garden along that students are learning how to grow themselves. and they even they're even eating some of the products29:10 kuda: 'we had chicken noodle soup with carrots we picked from the garden so its really special that we can say we do that." outside tomorrow? skies will continue to gradually patchy fog on monday morning. this looks to occur mostly likely in river valleys. monday afternoon, sunshine and a wind shift to the southeast will bring us mild and pleasant conditions for the start of the workweek. this pattern will continue into tuesday, however, a cold front will be moving into the area for wednesday. scattered showers will be possible along and ahead of it throughout our wednesday. that front will look to lift back north on thursday and thursday night, bringing more rain with it. there is some potential for heavier rain during this time period. the front will finally clear eastern iowa by friday, with a cooler, but seasonable weekend to follow. tonight: gradual clearing. patchy fog possible. wind: ne 5-10 low: 51 alo: 51 dbq: 52 iow: 52 48 to 54 tomorrow: pa se 5-10 high: 73 alo: 73 dbq: 71 iow: 73 70 to 76 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 low: 56 alo: 56 dbq: 55 iow: 56 53 to 59 tuesday: partly cloudy. high: 78 alo: 56 wednesday: showers and storms likely, mainly early. high: 74 low: 60 thursday: showers and storms likely. high: 74 low: 57 friday: mostly sunny. high: 62 low: 47 saturday: mostly sunny. high: 64 low: 40 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 68 66 low: 51 thanks chris. did you get a higher than expected bill from alliant energy recently? the company took to social media today to apologize for the surprise. thanks chris. did you get a higher than expected bill the company took to social media today to apologize for the surprise. it said the bills are accurate, but that this summer was hotter than usual and customers used more energy than normal. alliant also said a new billing system sent a lot of them off guard. typically the company contacts users when that happens, but alliant didn't have the man power. alliant says it'll help customers come up with payment plans. it'll also be waiving late fees for affected users. josh is here, it's still early in the season, but iowa has to figure things out quickly if they want to make it to the big ten championship. minnesota, wisconsin and 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. to do a lot better job of filling gaps, helping the d- line out a lot. it's i think 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" and i'm joined right now by marc morehouse from the gazette for this week's sunday night spotlight. marc, the train's rolling off the tracks for iowa, 38-31 loss to northwestern. this was a team that averaged 16 points a game, and goes on to rush for 198 yards against iowa. the run defense continues to be a problem. what is the problem? "a whole bunch of things. they always say run fits, but to me it's just simply not getting off blocks. it's guys not being at the right place at the right time. it seems like there's not a lot of support some displacement problems, nobody's filling in. iowa's defense right now is not getting a lot of disruption on an offense. offenses are able to run fakes. they're able to run the read- option without penetration. northwestern put a lot of those together. they had a lot of third and shorts, josh. that really killed iowa." let's look at the other side his back once again, six sacks this time. cole croston got beat all day. what does iowa have to do on that side of the ball? "it's interesting. i thought ferentz kind of in the post game, didn't calling. and when there was rhythm with the offense. i know he makes the final call in what they do with rhythm. they went into a hurry up in the second quarter. it really seemed to help them and they developed some tempo. and then, they scored and they got rolled into a sense of complacency or comfort. and it backfired. iowa cal were straight drop passes. when you're trying to replace your best receiver in matt vandeberg, when you're offensive line simply isn't holding up, that's a bad combination. those plays aren't going to work... iowa has never really done the help thing. they've never done the chip thing. they've never done the tight end max protection thing because they need everybody they can in pattern, especially with matt vandeberg." if there was one bright spot, this was the first game without matt vandeberg, was riley mccarron. he had 78 yards and a touchdown. he also helped out with special teams. what impressed you the most about him? "he was good. desmond king was great on special teams. they really set the table. one thing i did really love about mccarron's game, he did go. and that part of the offense was going a little bit. they had some rhythm going with the short passing game. and i'm talking about 3 step drops at the most. and the short screen was back, the quick game was back. they went away from it... there's going to be no wide receiver coming in with a cape. they are what they are right now, and that's very inexperienced. saturday, i thought that would go more towards george kittle, and it tried. you saw beathard try to fit in some balls that were tough throws." next week at minnesota after this weekend's loss. marc morehouse joining me for the sunday night spotlight. we'll be right back, been on a winning ryder cup team. ... final day is singles play... 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 victory for the u.s., and zach saw the whole thing 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 though i didn't feel great. i just went out there, played free golf, had some great scripture i recited 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 beginning." trt: 39 oc: "just the beginning" ... nfl action, tennessee at houston... 1st quarter, former hawkeye c.j. fiedorowicz 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 league baseball... twins and the white sox... former kernel byron buxton 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 16th avenue in cedar rapids. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t chris havely for your final forecast. skies will continue to gradually clear tonight, setting us up for some potential patchy fog on monday morning. this looks to occur mostly likely in river valleys. monday afternoon, sunshine and a wind shift to the southeast will bring us thanks for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 10. don't forget the kcrg-tv9 early ? ? announcer: he gets to the five, dives for the goal line, he's over. that's a touchdown, iowa! picked off, desmond king with another one. and he's going the other way. one man to beat. handoff again to daniels, with a cut back. first down, he may go! and the ball's out and the hawks are on it. the hawks are on it. the hawkeyes relentless pursuit of perfection is complete. desmond king again! >> iowa football with kirk ferentz is powered by iowa corn. northwestern rolled into iowa city on saturday looking a lot like the old hawkeyes with a balanced offense that produced 198 yards on the ground and 164 through the air as the wildcats outscored the hawks 38-31 souring homecoming and overshadowing a spectacular day on the kick and punt return game by desmond king and riley mccarron. welcome to iowa football with kirk ferentz.