he has a plan to turn the p-d around within five years. kcrg tv-9's phil reed investigates. kid being pulled by the hair video of a handcuffed black man having his hair pulled and yelled at by a white police officer. it's the most recent issue between waterloo police and the black community. the city also paid out two million dollars to settle a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of a black man shot and killed by a white officer. "if you put on that uniform and you're scared of the black man, uniform " anthony white says those cases highlight the disconnect he feels and sees between police and the black community. "all they do is ride in their car and they don't know the community. and they sort of snobbish to the young folks, well the young folks get snobbish back " police chief dan trelka says part of the problem is a lack diversity in his department. with only two black officers, and one white "there are times where are newer officers will roll up on two seventeen year old black men standing on the corner of the street. and they will have a preconceived notion that they are gang members. they are not. and the message i just articulated to you. i need to articulate to my officers " "if you come from a little country town and was probably raised never to interact with blacks and now all of a sudden you wanna be a policeman and this is what you how to do it." the solution, trelka believes, is getting officers out and involved more in the community. and he wants to sit down with some people his officers may have arrested to see how they can fix the department. "i've developed a team of felons. a team of convicted citizens who have been convicted of felonies who are going to sit down with me and we are going to look at our policies. especially use of force policies " one of them is christopher police officer. "i've probably done altogether about 15 years in " he turned to christianity after being released, and has a new look outlook on officers. "i actually see them as people that are trying to help, but also as human beings that make mistakes as well" he knows those mistakes can be costly. so he is talking with gang members to see why they turn to crime and how police can help break the cycle. married to a black woman, he says gives him a unique perspective into the issu to face racism head on. a lot of people don't like mixed relationships either or. i still worry about my wife you can't help not to when you see the stuff going on. " ultimately, trelka says the department of justice report paints a picture of a department disconnected... and a black community wanting better relationships with police. of them were property damage shootings. shooting up cars shooting up houses. over 90 percent of the victims were african americans. so african american citizens don't want to be policed, they want to be protected. " white agrees. and he wants the department to know there are people out here looking to work with them to make a difference. "get to know the community. that way you get to know the good folks, and the bad folks. " in waterloo phil reed kcrg tv-9 news today, authorities identified the teenager who shooting. someone shot 19-year-old talasa wright around 11 o'clock friday night near linn and gable streets. officers found her inside a car at the intersection. they took wright to a hospital, where she died. two other people were inside the car when wright was shot. they were not hurt. police have not made any arrests. if you have any information about this shooting, call waterloo police at 319-291-4340. or contact cedar valley crime turning now to weather and meteorologis t chris havely. chris, a nice start to work week? it's another quiet night ahead, but the only difference tonight will be a few more clouds thanks to a weak cold front moving through overnight. there will also be a wind shift to the northwest, but it will not be gusty. for monda, compared to our sunday conditions. highs will be back in the upper 50s to around 60 with sunny skies. this trend will continue through thursday, with a gradual warming trend. thursday will be the warmest day with temperatures running 20 degrees above normal. winds will also be increasing by thursday. on friday, our first significant november system moves through. temperatures will fall throughout friday, with westerly winds very gusty at 25-35 mph and higher gusts. a cooler weekend will follow as we get our first his supporters to stop targeting minorities after his election. in an interview with 60 minutes, he says he's saddened to hear reports that latinos and muslims are facing harassment. the interview aired hours after trump announced two senior positions. a-b-c's richard cantu reports. in his first big decision as president-elect, donald trump named reinc staff. priebus is chairman of the republican national committee trump also tapped steven bannon, his campaign ceo, as chief strategist and senior counsel. he is the former head of conservative breitbart news and a fierce critic of the gop establishment. in a statement, trump saying "steve and reince are highly qualified leaders who worked well together on our campaign and led us to a make america great again." in an interview with 60 minutes, trump seeming to backtrack -- now saying he'll focus on criminal illegal immigrants. and the millions of others? sot trump: "after the border is secure and after everything is normalized, we're going to make a determination on the people that you're talking about who are terrific people, they're terrific people" on the supreme court: donald trump: "i'm pro-life. the judges will be pro- life." for five days and nights, trump's election victory has sent protesters into the streets acoss the country. thousands more were "if he is the elect, then why doesn't he come out and support the whole united states? it's obvious that we don't all support him unitedly." as for president- elect trump, he says he's looking forward to the job ahead. donald trump: and-- and i have both houses and we have the presidency, so we can do things-- lesley stahl: you can do things lickety-split donald trump: it's been a long time since it's happened. richard cantu, abc news, new york. in iowa city. today, the group, iowa city cohousing, held a ground- breaking for the project. it's building the "prairie hill cohousing community." the development will have 36 homes. there will also be a common house, which will have a community kitchen and space for activities. half of the site will be for gardens and orchards, which will grow fruits iowa city cohousing hopes the community will inspire other housing complexes. "i think it'll be nice to have something in town to show that there are people who want to live in a more sustainable way. " these homes range from studio apartments to two-story duplexes, with up to four bedrooms. so far 13 units have been sold. so long lone star. the texas-themed steakhouse on 1st ave in cedar rapids had it's final day, last night. the general commodity prices and high rent were all contributors to the closure. the future of the spot is uncertain, at this point. it's a place where artists and musicians come together and share their work. but it's going through a hard time financially after the flood. so some people are banding together to help raise funds for the artisan's sanctuary in cedar rapids. hear how in our show you care spotlight, up next. stay organizations in cedar rapids are still hurting from the flood. especially those in the czech village. one of them, the artisan's sanctuary. it may not make it without some help. kcrg tv9's jordee kalk tells us why a concert aims to be music to the sanctuary's ears. guitar nat kayleigh steffen comes to this stage to unwind. 24:30, "i got the studio i got the shows i more or less come to stress."she's performed at the artisan's sanctuary for about four years. nat sometimes it's to play, other times it's to help other artists. her goal is to make this space better known. 27:07, ' you come to shows and you'll see 20 30 people here and im one of those people that would like to have a band playing and have this room packed that's why she teamed up with workers at the artisan's sanctuary to plan a benefit concert, which didn't want to see this place close the sanctuary did take a hit from this fall's flood scare. 29:14, "we had to disable the recording studio, we had to tear all that out and we had to take the whole sound system and pack it up."so the benefit hopes to restore some of losses from three clock on saturday november 26th. there will be five music acts, refreshments and a silent auction. there's no cover charge to attend, just a free will donation. a calm and quiet but the only more clouds thanks to a weak cold front moving through overnight. there will also be a wind shift to the northwest, but it will not be gusty. for monday, there won't be much change, if any compared to our sunday conditions. highs will be back in the upper 50s to thursday, with a gradual warming trend. thursday will be the warmest day with temperatures running 20 degrees above normal. winds will also be increasing by thursday. on friday, our first significant november system moves through. temperatures will fall throughout friday, with westerly and higher gusts. a cooler weekend will follow as we get our first real taste of november weather. tonight: partly cloudy. wind: sw 5-10 low: 39 alo: 38 dbq: 40 iow: 39 36 to 42 tomorrow: mostly sunny then turning partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10 high: 59 alo: 59 wind: nw 5-10 low: 38 alo: 36 dbq: 39 iow: 38 35 to 41 tuesday: mostly sunny. high: 61 alo: 38 wednesday: mostly sunny. high: 60 low: 39 thursday: partly cloudy, mild, and windy high: 65 low: 41 friday: chance of showers falling. high: 59 low: 49 saturday: mostly cloudy, windy, and cooler. high: 42 low: 32 sunday: mostly sunny. high: 45 low: 24 monday: partly cloudy. team. now, the hawkeyes have some new life after upsetting no. 2 michigan 14-13. scott saville about night games at kinnick stadium remember penn state in 0-8 with daniel murray.. pitt last year with marshall kane and the freshman got done it last night.. but give the game ball to the iowa defense. trailing 10-nothing the hawk d turned things around in the second quarter with this jaleel johnson tackle in the endzone for the safety. that gave our team momentum putting points in the board that gave our offense some juice. offense. akrum waldley with some big time runs after the catch. he had 5 catches 52 yards and 115 yards rushing. the lineman pulled and kicked out the blockers and they gave me that confidence i needed. and iowa cut the lead to 10-8 just before the half on the wadley 3 yard touchdown catch on 4th down. we needed this win for us and we just believed we we underdogs coming in the hawkeye defense was brilliant again in the second freshman manny rugumba starting for the injured greg mabin made some huge plays like this pick. to be thrown into the fire against the number 2 it's just huge by him. and it came down to the final drive with iowa trailing 13-11 they picked up a controversial face mask call. that was followed he screen to wadley and he gets out of bounce. and then cj doing what he does best making a play with a big yardage to set up the 33 yard game keith duncan with 3 seconds to play. harbaugh tried to ice him... i had a feeling he would do that but i wasn't thinking about it. it didn't face the freshman here's gary dolphin with the call and the celebration. it wasn't an incredible feeling kicking in front of 70 thousand as you i my team believed out team believed today we were going to do it. after the game fans partied like it was 1985.. that is the last time iowa knocked off a second ranked team is that also happened to be michigan on rob hougtlin 29 yard field goal as time expired. the electricity in kinnick that day in 85 it was a late kickoff it was special just like tonight's just want to thank our fans what an environment and kinnick at night has always been special this team in lockeroom after the game says it all. the feeling we had in the lockeroom of achievement but to have 70 thousand of our best friends that s fantastic scott saville tv 9 sports and i'm joined right now by marc morehouse from the gazette for this week's sunday night spotlight. marc, as scott mentioned game-winning field goals are a recipe for success during these night games at kinnick. what point underdogs. "not only the underdog factor, but just with what happened at penn state last week. they gave up 599 yards of offense. i think michigan might have been a little bit overconfiden t in how it might have overpowered iowa. it never did. michigan i thought was pretty straight forward on offense. didn't really try a lot of misdirection. but iowa really stood up on defense which is a harbaugh era low for michigan." you mentioned the number 201, that's the total offense michigan had. was it the energy by the defense? what was different compared to penn state last week? "defensive line was the key. i thought jaleel johnson really came to play. there was the obvious play with the safety. the worst performances in the nation last week at defensive tackle according to pro football focus. those guys played and then that opened it up for linebackers." two names that really stood out that i think shocked us were manny rugamba, the freshman who came in for greg mabin, and anthony gair. we have not said his name a lot during his career at iowa. "anthony gair, a senior, he's a guy who could've checked out a while ago. i love these stories because guys who could've second play of the game, he's in the game... manny rugamba, he went in for greg mabin last night and had an interception. he guarded amara darboh who's probably the best receiver in the conference. he didn't give up anything, didn't yield a touchdown, didn't yield any big plays. yea, i think he might have won a job last night." iowa has to play illinois and nebraska. last week, we thought this season was get one win and become bowl eligible. but now, this team has a chance to get 8 wins. "the holiday bowl is back on the table now, which would be a fantastic bowl for iowa. especially, when it's mid- november and they're still fighting for bowl eligibility. i think there's some good things out there for this team. it got everybody's attention last night. it got the nation's attention last night." week, but is probably still celebrating after last night's win. "the 24-hour rule." just a few more hours, right? "i think you could give them another 24 hours." yea, why not? marc morehouse kind enough to join us for the sunday night spotlight. we'll be right back, stay with tv9. on friday, the hawkeyes defeated kennesaw state. ... today, the hawkeyes were back on the court hosting savannah state ... nicholas baer had the hot hand early for the hawkeyes with back-to-back threes... this one in the corner puts iowa up 6-2 ... big game for dubuque wahlert grad cordell pemsl off the bench... the reverse layup, and one... pemsl had 18 points, 9 the field ... later in the first half, linn-mar grad matt bohannon drills a three from the top of the key... hawkeyes up 25-15 ... we're going to see a lot of freshman this year... including tyler cook who gets the bucket and the foul... cook had 14... iowa still up 10 ... but the story was the bench scoring 76 points... 23 of them came from brady ellingson, who knocked in four triples... hawkeyes easily win 116-84, 116 points is a mccaffery-era record hosting hampton ... hawkeyes trailed 5-0 to start the game... but megan gustafson gets the scoring started with four straight points... she finished with 14 ... 2nd quarter action, watch kathleen doyle with the no look pass to iowa city west grad ally disterhoft for two... ally had a team-high 16 points ... big game for sophomore hannah stewart off the bench... she gets a nice bounce pass and hits 2 of her 10 points... iowa up 33-26 ... watch this move by chase coley, open lane to the away up 37-29 ... and then, tania davis grabs the loose ball and cans a three... she had 15 points as iowa wins 84-51 ... back to football, in the nfl... another solid performance by former uni panther david johnson ... 1st quarter, he's wide open in the flat for the 3-yard touchdown to give the cardinals a 7-0 lead ... 2nd quarter, johnson does it on the ground this time as he bounces it off to the edge and dives for ... the coe football team found out its opponent for the first round of the division 3 playoffs. the kohawks will host monmounth next saturday at noon. the winner will face either st. thomas or northwestern, both schools are from minnesota. ... and tomorrow for on iowa live, we have chuck long, iowa men's basketball assistant coach kirk speraw and the xavier football team. pat harty and scott dochterman will also be there. thanks josh. and now t chris havely for your final forecast. it's another quiet night ahead, but the only difference tonight will be a few more clouds thanks to a weak cold front moving through overnight. there will also be a wind shift to the northwest, but it will not be gusty. for monday, there won't be much change, if any compared to our sunday conditions. thanks chris. thanks for joining us for ? ? 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. >> picked off by desmond king again! iowa football with kirk ferentz is powered by iowa corn. >> there were plenty of heroes other than duncan on this veteran's weekend. akrum wadley rushed for 115 yards, caught a touchdown pass. defensive back manny rugamba had a key interception. ron coluzzi averaged 47 yards a punt and jaleel johnson was rambo. the last time iowa beat a number 2 ranked team, michigan in 1985.

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