for keeping the records confidential. but protesters at today's city council meeting say police should release the video and dispel rumors. kcrg-tv9's phil reed joins us from that meeting. phil you have been in contact with the county attorney, is he a supporter of changing the law? no. linn county attorney jerry vander sanden believes it would hurt the ability to have a before trial could make it nearly impossible to have an impartial jury. but there are plenty of protesters here at city council who want to know what happened to mitchell now. the fire marshall is not letting anybody else into the meeting because they are at capacity. so people are outside holding signs. friends of mitchell say they want to hear what is being talked about during tonight's meeting. they say ""it's very frustrating man very you know we still dealing with it day to day, we know god is good, but we just waiting for it patiently." the mayor says public comment will be at the end of the meeting.t has asked people not to make a statement. tonight at 6 hear from more protesters. live in cedar rapids phil reed kcrg tv 9 news last year the state patrol disciplined a supervisor for a facebook joke about killing a sportscaster. now that supervisor is on administrative leave, but the state won't say why. the department of public safety says lieutenant kelly hindman is on paid leave. he commands the patrol's post in fort dodge. in january 2015, hindman wrote on facebook that e-s-p-n college basketball announcer dan dakich in the head. after an internal investigation, hindman kept his supervisory position. he's been with the patrol 28 years. meteorologist joe winters joins us now with your first alert forecast. joe, it's really hard to accept that thanksgiving is next week with these temperatures. once again tonight some patchy fog is possible. it looks like it will mimic tuesday and burn off during in the mornn over. highs climb into the 60s wednesday with 70s possible thursday. as the area of low pressure gets closer, showers develop friday with colder 30s and 40s ahead for highs during the weekend. have a great night. tonight: mostly clear with patchy fog. wind: nw 5-10. low: 38 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 62 one former rival of donald trump likely won't serve in the president- elect's administration . ben carson's top adviser says carson can best serve a trump administration in an advisory capacity. new jersey governor chris christie told trump if he is asked to serve he would consider a but christie also says he has "every intention" of staying on as governor until 2018 when his term ends. as trump puts together his cabinet, protesters in iowa city are again rallying- but this one isn't billed as being anti-trump so much as anti-hate. t-v nine's jordee kalk joins us in iowa city. jordee, this is supposed to be a demonstratio n of peace? dozens are gathering in iowa hate march" the main organizers are high school students but people of all ages are starting to gather! has a message for the people protesting been aggressive enough in defending conservative causes. ryan will need the support of all but about two dozen republicans in congress. more than a dozen dubuque parents are upset that their children have to read a book that they say contains obscene material. "the perks of being a wallflower" is required reading for students in one class at hempstead high school. the parents say the book's "graphic sex scenes" and depictions of drugs and alcohol use surprised them. says a committee will discuss the use of this specific book. he also says the district would consider changes to the broader book policy. travel on one eastern iowa highway just got a little safer after a summer of construction. and some people in dubuque are angry that a bank in their community supports the bakken pipeline. i'll show you their fight coming up in a live report. stay with t-v nine. fog is possible. it looks like it will mimic tuesday and burn off during in the morning as a southeast wind takes over. highs climb into the 60s wednesday with 70s possible thursday. as the area of low pressure gets closer, showers develop friday with colder 30s and 40s ahead for highs during the weeke mostly clear with patchy fog. wind: nw 5-10. low: 38 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 62 tom. night: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15. low: 46 thursday: partly cloudy, mild, and breezy. high: 70 low: 46 friday: chance of showers. very windy with falling temperatures. high: 60 low: 57 saturday: mostly cloudy, much cooler, and very windy. winds may gust over 35 mph at times. high: 40 low: 32 sunday: mostly sunny low: 23 tuesday: slight chance of showers. high: 49 low: 32 wednesday: mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. high: 49 low: 36 eastern iowa no more. and the d-o-t hopes the changes will help prevent future fatal accidents. protesters in dubuque are taking action right now against u-s bank, a financer of the bakken pipeline. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. cheryl on cam: boot-camp fitness classes for mom are gaining in popularity. not only do moms get a physical workout, they're also socializing. vo: and frequently the mental health benefits are just as important as the physical ones. these classes - often ne mommy groups with gym class, and kids are part of the workout... so childcare isn't an issue. leslie sot: moms, you know, classically we always put ourselves, like last on the list of things to do. i'm a mom myself, and a lot of times i just have this tremendous guilt every time i wanted to go shopping or do something for myself. i think working out, it's hard and there's a lot of pressure on moms today to look fit and to get their bodies back after having a baby. vo: search online for your area. no groups in your area? just grab some friends, hit the trails, & get active. cheryl on cam: for more ideas to make moms life easier check out momseveryday dot com. i'm cheryl hackett. people in dubuque who call themselves "water protectors" are encouraging people to stop supporting u-s bank. the bank is one of 38 institutions helping fund construction of the bakken oil pipeline through iowa. dakota to illinois, going through 18 counties here in iowa. as you can see on this map, it will not go through dubuque. kcrg t-v nine's katie wiedemann joins us from the protest in dubuque. katie, what have people there been telling you? the movement to stop the dakota access pipeline is growing stronger by the day, and it's time for all of us to rise up and play a for a #nodapl day of action & solidarity at u.s. bank. food and water watch - iowa reports that u.s. bank is one of the 38 banking institutions involved in funding the dakota access pipeline to the tune of $275 million. on november 15th, dubuque-area water protectors and pipeline fighters are called to join in solidarity with the people of standing rock in a national day of action. join us at the town clock at 4:00pm for in a creative, no encouraging customers to withdrawal funds, and persuade financial industry ceos to divest from dapl. live in dubuque, katie wiedemann, kcrg t-v nine news. the u-s army corps of engineers pipeline for further "discussion and analysis" with the standing rock sioux tribe. the developer sought permission from the army corps to tunnel under the missouri river in lake oahe, north dakota, in order to complete the project. the tribe, which relies on the lake and river for its drinking water, has objected due to environmental river would put communities living downstream at risk for contamination. backers of the pipeline say it's the safest and most efficient way to transport oil, rather than using rail or trucks. construction is now complete on a new highway 20 interchange in dyersville. the pricey project aims to save lives at what was a deadly intersection. and the number of people traveling for thanksgiving could hit an almost 10 year high. stay with your 24 hour news make-over. the intersection is where seventh street southwest met highway 20 on the west edge of dyersville. several fatal crashes had happened there. so the d-o-t has removed access from seventh street and created an information between may and august this year by questioning people at gas stations and fast food restaurants in 36 different cities here in iowa. more than 48-point-7 million americans are expected to take to the highways, skies and seas this thanksgiving. triple-a says it's all thanks to the economy and consumer confidence. the agency says this year's increase in travel would mark the eighth year of growth...boos ting totals to the highest volume since 2007. driving remains the transportation between november 23rd and 27th. and it comes with major perks... gas prices will be the second-cheapest in nearly a decade! airplanes on the other hand will carry the most passengers since 2007. and we'll be right rapids police officer shot two weeks ago plan to protest at a city council meeting tonight. and a dangerous highway 20 intersection near dyersville gets a new and z24zzz z12fz y24zzy y12fy fog is possible. it looks like it will mimic tuesday and burn off during in the morning as a southeast wind takes over. highs climb into the 60s wednesday with 70s possible thursday. as the area of low pressure gets closer, showers develop friday with colder 30s and 40s ahead for highs during the weekend. have a great night. tonight: mostly clear with patchy fog. wind: nw 5-10. low: 38 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: se 5-15. high: 62 thank you for joining us for kcrg-tv9 news at 5. world news with da tonight, breaking news. the shakeup inside trump tower. president-elect donald trump's team, one of his top advisers on national security abruptly resigns. reports now that that staffer is also now out. also breaking, the airport halted at this hour, passengers shooting. at one point, passengers told to shelter in place. the new isis threat tonight involving the thanksgiving parade here in new york city. brian ross standing by. the high school stabbing spree. multiple victims. authorities say the suspect was a straight-a student. and the stunning letter tonight from the mother of the boy who died in that hot car, her ex-husband guilty on all