storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. freeze warnings and frost advisories continue over us through mi freezing in many areas this morning...which is 20-30 degrees colder than this point yesterday morning... kind of big change! winds are very light and we have mainly clear skies... the perfect conditions for cold temps... and we stay cool... highs will climb into the 50s today with south winds only 5 to 10 mph. we stay chilly tonight but we start another warm up tomorrow. i'll have those details in a few decision 20-16 coverage this morning... donald trump is denying claims that he actually did what he talked about on that access hollywood videotape. several women are now coming forward with sexual assault allegations. trump denies them all. tracie potts is in washington with more on that plus the new york times that happened when she sat next to donald trump on a plane. pageant contestants... also coming forward: "he turned to me and embraced shocked." several women now making allegations, including one in south florida where trump rallies today. nbc has not verified their claims. the trump campaign denies any of it ever happened, and questions why the women waited years - until weeks before the election - to report excuse that it's just locker room talk. after he said that, speaking out." trump says the allegations are distracting from leaked emails from hillary clinton's aides. the latest wikileaks documents show conversations that trump calls "anti- catholic" and downplaying terror. information to clinton." wipe "she deleted the emails. she has calls it a "faux controversy" pushed by russian hackers determined to get trump elected. an anti-trump union rally is planned here in washington this afternoon. they're protesting how trump treated works in las vegas. tracie potts, nbc news, dedicated to electing republicans says she's done. melissa gesing of the iowa federation of republican women has resigned. she says she can no longer support donald trump. this week -- she said she plans to work hard for other republican candidates but cannot fulfill the mission of election republicans at all levels of government with trump as the nominee. he has demonstrated very well that he doesn't believe in women's safety, in women's equality and women's rights. the group says it stands by trump despite gesing's resignation. they believe trump will hold up their conservative values if elected. early voters are casting their ballots now -- so they won't have to wait in line on election day. in black hawk county -- more than 12-thousand voters are registered to cast their ballots absentee. back in 20-12 -- there the smaller turnout -- voters seem anxious to tell us who "i just don't like the way it's hillary." you can learn how to register early on our website at kwwl dot com. breaking overnight... the pentagon says the u-s military has launched airstrikes in yemen this morning. this follows two incidents this week. twice -- mis navy ships. the ships were not hit. the pentagon says the targets they went after this morning appear to have been destroyed. authorities say a wrong-way driver is responsible for a deadly crash. the accident happened near pleasant hill tuesday night. dispatch received calls that a car was going west in the eastbound lanes. the car collided with an s-u-v... killing one passenger in the car. the two people in the s-u-v were taken an iowa man is accused of severely beating a woman. michael kelley, of west branch, is now facing charges. he's being held in the cedar county jail. the woman was found in his bedroom and had to be taken to the hospital. she's remains in critical condition this morning. a man walks into a crowded restaurant -- and sets an employee on fire. authorities say a man doused the employee with some kind of liquid... and set her on fire at this restaurant in florida. the woman was flown to a burn unit. no word on her condition. the jacksonll other... but the motive isn't clear. the suspect is facing attempted murder charges. a big fire destroys a home. flames were shooting out of this large two story house in delaware last night. it took firefighters about two hours to put it out. no one was injured. a staff member at an eastern iowa school is diagnosed with mumps. according to our partners at the dubuque telegraph herald -- a worker at bryant elementary in dubuque is now the sixth person to come down with the virus in the district since the beginning cancer isn't slowing her down... an eastern iowa athletic trainer says her job is helping her get better. emily link is wartburg's athletic trainer.. . this football season she's working 10 to 12 hour days keeping the team safe.. all while battling a rare form of thyroid cancer. wartburg football players says they are rallying behind emily as she goes through surgery and she's always there for us." was if there's anybody wh ooculd get through it, it would be emily." through it makes you kind of suck it up out here you know." this week... emily is starting a diet as part of her cancer treatment... one of the football players who is out with an injury says he's in continuing coverage... officers need extra help. people are still protesting over a pipeline. officers in wisconsin have been sent to north dakota to help dakota access pipeline. before getting any help -- north dakota officers were standing a stressed, and we've seen incidents all things that in hindsight should not have been done." more than a hundred people have been arrested since augusto the u-s army corps of engineers files a response to a lawsuit over the dakota access pipeline. in it -- the corps say they followed the rules when they went over the permits for water crossings the corps says its process was not flawed -- which is what the north dakota tribes have been claiming. most iowans wanted more vetting of the dakota access pipeline before construction started. that's according to a new des moines register -- mediacom iowa poll. received studied enough. iowa state and the board of regents are backing a plan to use school money -- to help improve a city-owned airport. the plan has i-s-u making annual payments of up to 74-thousand dollars for the next 20 years -- about 1 point three million dollars. it'll build a larger terminal at the ames airport and would offer nicer items to pilots and passengers. a facelift could be in order for the home of the hawkeyes. the iowa board of regents is being asked to approve a nearly 90-million dollar renovation to kinnick the project would replace it with an upper and lower level -- two general admission concourses -- and a premium club level. that club level could also be used for non-game days. he many be in elementary school but a young iowa entrepreneur is already planning for his financial future... its a topic even adults have trouble with... but for a fifth- grader -- it perfect spot and caleb kitterman businessman's love for the machine came a couple years ago... when he's dad wanted to teach him about finances well i didnt know where we were gonna go with it. i just knew that i wanted him to learn about money in a different awy that's when the father son duo got creative when caleb was little he was always asking his mommy and wrote a i did the illustration and dad did the typing about the importance of assets, savings and investments. caleb experienced that then ill know what to use it for money smart too im hoping it gets published soon because we have 980 dollars on there right now but caleb needs 25- hundred by the end of the month success humble begins i should be super grateful for this because i know its a super good lesson that your fathers teach you so always listen to your fathers lessons. that's the once the book is published, caleb and his dad hope to display it in public and elementary school libraries it's coming up on today in iowa.... want to live longer? a new study says you should take a crack at pokemon go if you haven't already. plus... just because it's headed to the landfill doesn't mean it's trash. this morning -- we're taking a look at some unique recycling going on in iowa. skies have cleared out and winds have died down, so coming up. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with jerry gallagher, ally crutcher and meteorologist eileen loan. this is today in iowa." "now your storm track 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: stormtrack7 live weather network cameras are clear this morning and we will stay sunny today and even through tomorrow before a chance of rain tracks in for saturday. freeze warnings and frost advisories blanket the area with very cold temperatures... they have dropped below freezing in many locations across our viewing area... with even colder readings to our west. this is all a huge change from this time yesterday morning... 20-30 degrees colder than yesterday morning as that front tracked through the state. winds are very light but will turn to the south today as high pressure tracks to the east. this will allow the next system to track through the plains... and the winds will pick up by tomorrow afternoon. it stays cool for the next couple midwest and plains today with warmer temperatures building ahead of the next system in the plains for tomorrow. it will be cool over us due to the chilly start.. highs will make it only into the low to mid 50s this afternoon with sunny skies and mainly light winds. we could have some patchy frost tonight with lows back into the mid to upper 30s, but we will also have a few more clouds. tomorrow will be mostly sunny the 60s.. and couple of days... highs in the 50s and 60s for the most part in the midwest and plains today with warmer temperatures building ahead of the next system in the us due to the chilly start.. highs will make it only into the low to mid 50s this afternoon with sunny skies and mainly light winds. we could have some patchy frost tonight with lows back into the mid to upper 30s, but we will also have a few more clouds. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and back to seasonave storms will track through saturday, saturday night, sunday night and monday night into tuesday. we should be dry during the day for sunday and monday. most of eastern iowa dry after this year's floods. but there's still a lot of clean rapids are removing some of the 300- thousand plus sandbags that were filled. they're reminding people to make sure the bags are ready for to the street as possible. make sure your cars are out of the way. we're not going to work around them. we've been told if there's a car there, to bypass them and we don't want to have to keep coming back." if you miss them -- a drop off location at ellis park will stay they expect it to take up to in iowa.... landfills are usually the final resting place for things we no trying to change that... proving that some trash can be treasured. plus... this is not your usual call for help. a tortoise on the run. stay with k-w-w-l, we've got you covered. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. this and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take only half his salary. then in congress, blum broke his word and kept all the pay. now he wants to cut social security and raise the retirement age. and a new study finds small business owners are the most vulnerable to cyber attacks. 78 percent of small business owners still don't have a cyber attack response plan... even though more than half were victims of at least one type of cyber attack. about 60 percent of those who did fall victim to it, said it took a couple recalls to tell you about this morning. toyota is recalling more than 3-hundred- thousand cars because of a potentially deadly brake issue. the global recall includes 20-16 and 20-17 toyota prius sedans -- causing the car to roll away and cause a crash. toyota dealers will fix the problem at no cost about three- thousand mamas and papas strollers are being recalled. this involves the armadillo flip and armadillo flip x-t strollers. a loose latch can cause the seat to tip back unexpectedly when a baby is in the parent-facing position. there have been ten reports of seats tipping back... thankfully -- no injuries reported. if you take cal new evidence shows they may be bad for your heart. researchers find that people who took calcium pills were 22-percent more likely to develop plaque in their arteries than those who did not take them. experts say the body may be unable to process large amounts. a new study suggests you could live longer by playing pokemon go. researchers found that people who played the game added nearly 200 more steps to their day. active. they say that's a big "if". they say that's a big "if". we all know the saying "one treasure.." now an iowa landfill is making sure none of those treasures end up in the trash. the landfill in clear lake now has a location on-site where dumpers can directly donate their goods to t restore. part of the profits from that store go towards building and repairing homes for families in right thing and i think it's there's a convenient drop off center for them." the landfill's habitat for humanity donation room will officially open today with a ribbon cutting and open house. shell and leaves home. setting off a slow-speed chase. police in texas say 48-year-old sheldon here actually moves more quickly than you might think. they found him about a hundred yards from his yard. the challenge was getting that big boy back home. "i've been to a, to a reptile pound turtle i can guarantee you that." teamwork did the trick and packed up their millionth cookie to send to u-s troops. the iowa cookie crumbs at a council bluffs church achieved that milestone this week. each month the group sends homemade cookies to troops all over the world. tuesday's shipment included storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is back with another check of your storm track seven forecast. not as windy, but it will be cool today with highs in the low to mid 50s. back to seasonal levels the forecast for saturday, saturday night, sunday night and monday night into president on the campaign trail for his wife in his speech. protesters are heard shouting at him. plus -- a debate about school busing going all the way to court. should a school have to bus kids if their parents have a disability? and they look furry and quiet... hard to believe -- some say these caterpillars are vicious and people are being warned about them this good morning, i'm ally crutcher. and storm track seven meteorologist eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. freeze warnings and frost advisories continue over us through mid-morning for temperatures that are down below freezing in many areas this morning...which is 20-30 degrees colder than this point yesterday mainly clear skies... the perfect conditions for cold temps... and we stay cool... highs will climb into the 50s chilly tonight but we start another warm up tomorrow. i'll have those details in a few minutes. eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. freeze warnings and highs will climb into the 50s the big story this morning -- the big chill. you'll notice it when you walk out the door. we haven't had a morning this cold in months. heartland farms spent time yesterday covering pumpkins. when the ground freezes - they do too... we got big plastic tarps to cold night no worries we've tracking the chilly temps this morning. she'll have the storm decision 2016: today, former president bill clinton is in mount vernon -- campaigning for his wife. last night, he spoke at the national cattle congress in issues -- including jobs, making education more affordable and what he sees as one of the key differences between the campaigns. as devoted to dividing this country, to distracting the voters and to demonizing all their opponents -- republican or democrat, right?" at one point last night -- a protester interrupted his speech. you're a rapist! see what i mean? you're a rapist. now wait wait wait. you're a rapist. campaign (applause) he -- and other protesters -- were then escorted out. the former president speaks at cornell college today. the doors open at noon. his wife is in las vegas -- campaigning there 26 days before the election. the democratic presidential nominee says her opponent now has a scorched-earth strategy -- and is offering nothing but negativity... "donald trump has given zero. she'll be in california later today for a fundraiser. donald trump is focusing on florida right now. he urged his supporters to register to vote -- after a judge extended a deadline in florida after hurricane matthew. clinton campaign e-mails and creating jobs. you know what i want to have free trade too but i want to have smart trade. we have trade where we benefit for a change because we have lost our jobs, we've lost our money. we owe 20 trillion dollars. we don't make our product anymore. trump has another florida rally today -- before moving on to ohio. less than a month from election day, we're putting a face to the electoral college. popular vote comes in. jim whitmer is an electoral voter for the republican party in iowa. he'll vote for trump if trump wins iowa's popular vote. the electoral college is what "it's an awesome responsibility, it really is, because there's something like 300 million people in this country, and 538 people elect the president of the united states. and it is an awesome responsiblitiy, and i'm absolutely honored to be able you get matches the number of members you have in congress -- so iowa has six. it takes 270 to win the white house. for more decision 2016 coverage, check out the latest blog from kwwl political analyst and uni associate professor, dr. chris larimer. there's a link to that on our new this morning... we are in the middle of the college football season.... one eastern iowa team is rallying behind someone who is always on the sidelines looking out for them... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live in waverly... you can tell us about the wartburg football team's athletic trainer. right now emily link is working almost every day at wartburg college... her job as the athletic trainer is to be at the football practices safe. she says her job is what's helping her get through her battle with cancer. nat of football practice) the wartburg football practices day in... and day out... preparing for the next game... but there's one person on the sidelines who's also a fighter.... (nat of tape) emily link is the team's athletic trainer... this season.... she's battling a rare form of thyroid cancer.... " i had my yearly physical exam surgery.... thyroid... i ended up having a 5.4 centimeter tumor in my neck...." but that hasn't stopped emily from doing what she loves.. she's still working long hours. "8:30 in the morning until 7, 7:30 at night." "just knowing what she's going through it makes you kind of suck it up out here you know. if you're getting a little tired during any of those sprints or anything, you can use that as some ectra motivation." "yeah emily's been taking really says they're rallying behind her... "she doesn't take any days off. she's always there for us." "she's such an amazing person." " immediately what i thought was if there's anyone who could get through this, it would be emily." emily still doesn't know if she's in remission yet... but in a way she's already won.... (nat sound: high five...) much the team supports emily.. one football player whose out with an injury says this week emily's starting a new food diet for her cancer treatment... he's going to do the diet with her to show his support. we've got you covered live in waterloo... amanda gilbert... kwwl her neck was about the size of her palm... doctors did remove it... but right now they are checking to make sure the cancer has not spread anywhere else. against the backdrop of breast cancer awareness month, new research this morning -- suggesting mammograms are even more likely to over diagnose. researchers say since screening mammography began, the number of women diagnosed with small tumors is up dramatically as the number dropped. they say that suggests over diagnosis of small tumors that would have otherwise never progressed. some are criticizing that study -- saying it should be taken with a grain of salt. "the basic process of looking people with early forms that will never progress to cause problems. we're not sure which ones they are so we tend to quarter of a million women will be a school district and a mom are going toe-to-toe right now over the walk to school. a family in georgia lives within the school's walk zone. in other words -- the kids are too close to be bused. but their mother is blind. she says the americans with disabilities act is being violated. the school district says it doesn't extend to the children of people with disabilities. "these kids are new to this neighborhood and the school has made it to whehe the students went to school the first week -- because their dad -- who does not live with them -- was able to take off work to get going. the two sides will be in court this afternoon. a cute caterpillar is anything but -- and one city is warning people about it. the kind they're worried about in new orleans can sting you. a bite from the bug can cause a caterpillar bite was much more painful than the snake bite." one thing that could help is the colder weather. the bug won't be lurking as much once the temps dip. extra eyes on the road in elk run heights. some wonder if the city should look at ordinance that would allow for and another on gilbertville road. the speed limit in those areas is 25 miles an hour. is we haven't tried some of the other alternatives. a couple speed bumps through town, the speed signs with your speed underneath them. let's try a couple of things here before we jump into the be all end all company would initially charge the city a little more than 18 dollars per paid ticket until the company's 240- thousand dollar investment is paid off. then all remaining revenue goes to the city. one teenager becomes a real-life knight in shining armor for a young girl. she was just about to have a heartbreaking moment. a nine-year-old was performing at a football game in san antonio last weekend. the other cheerleaders were joined by their fathers and lifted onto their shoulders. but her father could not be there -- because he's training at an air force base "i ran down from the bleachers her and i said 'are you ok?'" "and then i realized what he was doing and my heart just melted. it was just the most two could become fast friends. there's still much more to come on today in iowa: in ten minutes -- a gift... for front of him. plus -- a puppy rescue in high water... and we're not just talking about one puppy. skies have cleared out and winds it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired just for being pregnant. and blum tried to defund planned parenthood, even though women depend on it for critical care, like cancer screenings. i was diagnosed with breast cancer, and i know it was early detection that made a difference. it's not a political issue. frost this morning as temps have "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered! with forecast on kwwl." from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: stormtrack7 live weather network cameras are clear this morning through tomorrow before a chance of rain tracks in for saturday. freeze warnings and frost advisories blanket the area with very cold temperatures... they have dropped below freezing in many locations across our viewing area... with even colder readings to our west. this is all a huge change from this time yesterday morning... 20-30 degrees colder yesterday morning as that front tracked through the state. winds are very light but will turn to the south today as high pressure tracks to the east. this will allow the next system to track through the plains... and the winds will pick up by tomorrow afternoon. it stays cool for the next couple part in the midwest and plains today with warmer temperatures building ahead of the next system in the plains for tomorrow. it will be cool over us due to the chilly start.. highs will make it only into the low to mid 50s this afternoon with sunny skies and mainly light winds. we could have some patchy mid to upper 30s, but we will also have a few more clouds. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and back to seasonal levels with highs in the 60s.. and we aim for the 70s for the weekend and into next week. showers and storms will track through saturday, saturday night, sunday night and monday night into tuesday. we should be dry during the day for sunday the beach -- but don't be fooled. this is not a fun morning in bermuda. hurricane nicole is now a category four storm headed for the island. some business owners have been covering their windows. it could pass over bermuda later today. the first day on the job can be stressful, right? not for this young man on the ice. he's taking the hockey world by storm -- and he's now played one game. plus -- to protect, serve and sometimes shop. police deliver a bag of groceries to someone they were called to investigate. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in tripoli, jackson junction, springville and all of eastern iowa. denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier, week? this morning, the government releases its weekly report about unemployment. last week, the number of americans filing for benefits fell to the lowest number we've seen in about 43 years. experts are pointing to a healthier job market. the number of americans collecting unemployment benefits is down five percent from a year ago. one man who's out of a job this morning -- the wells fargo c-e-o. john stumpf is retiring, effective immediately. he's been under fire over a the bank was fined 185-million dollars after illegally opening millions of accounts for customers without them knowing it. he went before congress to apologize and defend the company -- but those hearings did not go well. this is one way to break the ice as a newcomer. a rookie hockey player scores four goals in his debut. a hat trick and then some from the number one pick in the n-h-l draft. toronto's auston matthews has a night to remember. a record four goals in his first n-h-l game. to 5-4. a u-f-c superstar is returning. ronda rousey -- a former champ -- will fight the current title holder on december 30th in las vegas. rousey has not fought since an upset knockout loss to holly holm last year. from shoplifting to lifting your spirits -- this next story has stealing crackers from a gas station in green bay. police say the young man felt guilty -- so he came back, said he'd pay for it -- and then they did. he told police he's struggling and doesn't have enough money for food. the officer offered to pay for the crackers, but he said no. so instead -- a few days later, the apartment. "he's a student who holds a part time job, and if you've just thought hopefully i could make a difference in his life, was obvious to me that he was making an effort himself." the young man was also given a written warning for shoplifting, but is also grateful for the officer's gift. crews reached high and low to here's another example. they saved more than a dozen puppies from a flooded animal shelter. they pulled most of the pooches from a truck that was stranded it's you're watching today in iowa on k- w-w-l. how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for every child in every zip code. college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. we face big challenges, but we can solve them the same way working together. respecting one another. and never giving up. i want our success to be measured by theirs. not as windy, but it will be cool today with highs in the low to mid 50s. back to series of fronts will keep chances of storms in the forecast for saturday, saturday night, sunday night and monday eastern iowa athletic trainer is battling a rare cancer -- but she's still working hard for the team -- and th plus... protests over the dakota access pipeline has officers from different states coming in to help. and between taxes, 401k, mortgages and savings accounts; figuring out your finances is never easy. thankfully there's an iowa fifth grader to turn to. here's a live look at our good morning it's 6 a-m -- today