nuisance will be fined 50 dollars per hour per officer for every call to the residence. since may-- the home ---has had 11 run ins with police -- including a raid that led to the arrest of four suspects in waterloo's only murder this year. hours ago -- police searching a car across from 520 at the home yelling at the officers trying to do their job. "see if they charge dorothy spates with this. it is not on her property." the sce otavious brown in july. but unfortunately for neighbors -- the flashing lights aren't surprising and they fear for their lives. "my heart is just heavy for them. i can't imagine living kwwl they can't even drive down elm with worry of being threatened -- "a citizen driving through neighborhood and a group of was pointed at the car and the occupants in the car." threatened -- "a citizen driving through neighborhood and a group of surrounded the car and a gun reportedly -- telling the victim "this is our hood." but it isn't a new problem -- police have been trying diffuse the situation with owner dorothy spates and her family for years. last year police incidents specifically involving 520 elm - including threats, weapons violations and the "they have searched that house so many times with search hidden." chiefr to work with them-- asking she provide a plan to solve the issues at her ---claiming the police harrass her family. given a second chance --- spates refused again sending this 3 page hand written letter. llcaing the problem a community probelm -- accussing trelka of never looking past her for a suspect and calling him a piece of work. among other things -- trelka pointing to a kwwl interview where giving him the middle finger behind his back. "it just shows a pattern of behavior at that residence that defies sociatle standards." dorothy spates also accussing the department of not doing enough to early morning shooting in may where her son was shot. the suspect is currently awaiting trial. in waterloo jessica hartman news 7...kwwl news. of the 15- thousand dollar fine --- the maximum amount the courts can't put against dorothy spates property taxes is 5-thousand dollars. if she does not pay that --- she could face eviction. the man accused of killing two iowa now behing bars. 46-year-old scott greene facing two counts of first degree murder. police say he shot and killed des moines sergeant tony beminio and urbbandale officer justin martin yesterday while they were in their squad cars. the murders happening within 20 minutes of one another just two miles apart. police say they u that was believed to be used in the shootings --which the des moines what happened yesterday was calculated murder of two law- enforcement officers. plain and simple. that's the reality. if someone wants to argue that reality with me, my office is two doors down." greene later turning himself in he's now in the polk county jail. if convicted, he would of course face a mandatory sentence of life in prison. the support is pouring in from departments all over the state. the oelwein police officers placing a patrol car outside of their station. it has a thin blue line flag draped over the windshield and is decorated with balloon and flowers. police captain ron voshell says when people drive by it, they rememeber those twoi "it touches every law enforcment officer and in a way i guess only being another law enforcement officer you can understand or respect." the oelwein officers say they feel valued and honored that people are taking the time to place items on the patrol car. three dubuque men are sentenced to federal prison on gun chares. police responding to a shots fired jefferson streets last december. reginald shaw jr. and camron pete jr. were identified as the shooters and arrested that night. court documents from our coverage partners at the telegraph herald show pete bought the guns from landon nathanson- love --but he reported them as stolen. pete given ten years in prison, nearly five years for nathanson- love, and just under four years for shaw. involved in a sex scandal with a student pleads not guilty to felony charges. former cedar rapids washington high teacher mary beth haglin entering the written not guilty plea to sexual exploitation. she's also facing state level charges. she admitted to having a relationship with a 17-year-old student while teaching at the school. decision 2016 coverage now -- donald trump will be making one last stop in iowa ahead of election the republican nominee is set to hold a rally at the sioux city convention center on sunday at noon. doors open at nine. trump was in cedar rapids last friday. three lives changed all because of a bad decision. a drunk driver drives his pick-up into a motorcycle carrying derek martin leekley died in the accident. the drunk driver, bryan cornwell was sentenced to 32 years behind bars. as for derek martie, severly injured and now trying to make the best of his life. kwwl's nikki newbrough has his story. working on cars. (nats) it's something derek martie has always enjoyed doing. (nats) even before the accident. transition: dissolve to courtroom bryan cornwell- "i just want you all to know that i'm sorry for everything with all my heart. i bryan cornwell sentenced to 32 years after he drove drunk and caused a deadly accident involving derek and his girlfriend, katlyn leekley. standup- "katlyn and derek were leaving the movie theatre. they were just a few miles from home." nikki voice-"you don't remember it at all?" derek- "nope. i remember leaving the movie theatre and getting on my motorcycle and that's the last i remember." katlyn died in the crash. derek lost his love that day, but didn't loose his fight to keep going. different. derek- "i remember waking up and i heard everybody in my room in icu and i was like what are you guys doing in here with the lights off." that accident left derek blind. derek-"i can see maybe ten percent out of my peripheral view out of my left eye only." nikki voice- "that's it?" "that's it. completely blind out of my right eye." "at first it was experimental, let's see if i can do this. start out with little things and then me and a buddy started doing engine swaps and doing a little bit of everything." derek says he would engine swaps and doing a little bit of everything." derek says again. that's why he's decided to head to germany. to try a doctor and proceedure there. it's a chance to restore his visition. gotten therapeutic sessions where they are going to basically shock my nerves." derek says the recovery rate is 30 to 70 percent.a risk he is willing to take. "i don't have nothing to lose at this point." nothing to lose and maybe a chance to see again. "yeah it sucks. it happened, but you got to be thankful for the things that you do have and not the things that got ripped away from you." derek is heading to germany very soon. if you'd like to help him, we have information on our website kwwl dot com. we'll also follow his journey to see if this proceedure really worked. coming up on kwwl... an iowa family and lifelong cubs fans give birth to a baby right middle of game seven. plus.. we'll hear from uni coach mark farley ahead of a road game at indiana state. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar....storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg has your full forecast, coming up... "now your storm track 7 some nice weather ahead.. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now for your forecast. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen here is additional forecast the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage iss week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday amounts are light and coverage is isolated. the weather can't get much better for the first week of november. high temperatures are forecast to stay in 60s through next week. as for any rain, there is a small chance of showers late monday afternoon into monday night as a front crosses the state. rain amounts are light and coverage is isolated. "so we had family, you know, waiting 70 years, 80 years. h waited less than two hours." coming up on kwwl... meet the iowa baby born right in the middle of game seven of the sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age. listen to rod blum: he's putting your security at risk. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. bars and crowded living rooms to watch game seven of this incredible world series--one couple spent their night at the hospital, having a baby. benjamin matthew jansen--born during last night's game seven to proud cubs kwwl's brad hanson speaking with the parents tonight. brad's back in the telegraph herald newsroom in dubuque with more. matt and megan jansen found out monday they'd most likely be having their baby yesterday. and of course when the cubs won be in for a jam packed day. nats fans screaming screams heard throughout the cubs win their first world series in 108 years. nats baby screaming at mercy hospital in cedar rapids--a different kind of screaming nats it's okay buddy benjamin matthew jansen decided if the cubs were going to make history, he wasn't going to miss it. (matt jansen, lifelong cubs fan) "so we had family, you know, waiting 70 years, 80 years. he waited less than two hours." baby benjamin's timing was a little off... about the time he was making his first apperance, this "for a split second i'm disappointed, but then i it doesn't matter. hopefully they win, but this is more important." the gender of their second child was a total mystery--and they were a bit surprised to learn they'd had another boy. they had a few names on the list, but ultimately, found their inspiration from the world series m-v-p--ben zobrist. the left field line, and we just looked at each other and said, what about ben? we thought maybe that would be a good first name. i mean, we already liked that name." and less than two hours after matt was blessed with his second son, nats cubs win the world series! his favorite team rewrote history. "i don't know if i can top it. i mean, having a kid is amazing no nats singing go cubs go, go cubs go matt telling us they'll definitely be celebrating every year on the second--not only their son's birthday, but of course, that well. coming up next... the iowa state cyclones make another run at a big upset with 14th ranked oklahoma at jack trice stadium. and panther head coach mark farley explains why uni still has a shot at the f-c-s despte having five losses. rick coleman joins us next on kwwl. it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. it's about investing right here at home. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. rick: "good e north dakota state last saturday at the dome in a game that could have gone either way." mark: "well it could have up to that fourth quarter...we were driving to go in the game with three minutes to go in the game and that tipped ball goes for an interception." rick "good things happened on both sides of the football ----on defense you held their offense mark: i though our pass defense was good they only threw the ball 16 times but when they did we made some big plays but we leaked in the run a little bit and that's what they kept going back to." rick yes their runningback lance dunn from waterloo west ran for 118 yards rushing and you had difficulty finiding moving the line of scrimmage carry..." rick now you face and indiana state team with similar lost by one and last week they lost to youngstown state by three after leading most of the game... mark yeah its similar to us we've got four losses by less than 5 points...four points and three points---look at it and just one possession we have the ball in the fourth quarter with multiple times to score...but we are not making that score it doesn't matter if you lose by their quarterback issac harker has had a good season so far 19 touchdowns and seven interceptions... what do you see in their offense... mark their coach is an offensive minded man coach stanford is really good in the passing game and he is good at developing quarterbacks so he is going to get the ball in air. rick: got to win this game and i know you still see an scenario where you are still considered years past five losses would put you in a bad spot... but p up the usa today on tuesday morning and we are behind north dakota state and eastern washington in the fcs if you look at all of the criteria and that is a part of the decision process and we have such a strong schedule that if we win right or the other polls are right. rick and you speak of a tough schedule uni has been the toughest test on each of those schedules of all those teams you played. mark well that's the scenario get a choice in that we just have to line up and play we can't worry about that its just like worry about injuries you have to get the next guy ready and the next game ready to go. rick.. uni vs indiana state this saturday in terre haute at one o'clock.. go get them coach... mar thank you... still looking for their first win of the year with bob stoops and 14th ranked oklahoma in town... the cyclones trail 14-3 early in the second quarter--- when jacob park finds allen lazard wide open on a 31 yard touchdown pass to make it 14- 10. with less than five minutes left in the first half--- it is iowa state's joel lanning on the keeper and he is cyclones on top 17-14... the sooners repond quickly---baker mayfield slings a 65 yard touchdown pass to dede westbrook---the sooners would score again and lead 28-17 at halftime. iowa state trails 31-17 early in the fourth quarter... it is jacob park with his second touchdown pass---a back shoulder fade to dondre daley... to make it 31-24 putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- benedict cumberbatch. rachel maddow.