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and overnight, the cubs big comeback. chicago rallying in the bottom of the ninth for a giant win. now perhaps on their way to making history. can they break a century-old curse? ? good morning, america. is the curse about to end? that is the big question this morning after the cubs beat the san francisco giants advancing to the national league championship series. uh-huh. nail-biting ninth inning that went down to the wire but the cubs, they are celebrating the big win. they ve got a long way to go to overcome that so-called curse of the billy goat. we will talk about that more later. first, the race for the white house just 27 days until the election. donald trump lashing out at his own party s leaders saying the shackles are off. that tweet part of a day-long tirade. he fired off at least ten attacks. kellyanne conway is here standing by live to talk to george. we ll hear from her in a moment. first, let s go to abc s tom llamas at trump tower. good morn ....
gh: alo: 48 dbq: 51 iow: 52 nh ear. areas of frostlikely. w3 alo: 32 dbq: 33 iow:5is midday, to get sandbags removed after last month s flooding. crews started picking up sandbags around 7:30 this morning. the city says workers were out on the northwe way south to collect all of the sandbags over the next 3 weeks. people should put sandbags in the public right-of-way along the front curb, on the street on lightly-traveled streets, or on any portion of a driveway. pickup was supposed to start on monday, but the contractor hired to do the work needed until today to prepare a contract for the job. several small businesses that recover after losing a week of sales. this morning, city leaders laid out a plan to give those businesses a boost. kcrg-tv9 s brea love was at this morning s announcement. brea, what does the city plan to do to help? chris the city created a fund to help out those businesses. it s called the jobs and small business recovery fund. this is a partnershi ....
its really serious business to get the community back on it s feet after a flood, not just like 2008 but a near disaster like we had in 2016. the city is also asking for the public s help with contributions to the fund. the information on that and the application process is currently on the city s website, you can also find it on the economic alliance s website. in downtown cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. some bu the process of opening from the flood. coming up tonight at 6 we ll look at one business who will apply toward the fund. turning now to the forecast and meteorologis t joe winters. we have a chance of seeing some frost tonight? the iowa attorney general s office closed its investigation into a cedar rapids officer involved shooting, deeming it justified. calling the actions of officers ashley steil and jeremiah white reasonable 12th, they responded to a domestic disturbance at 1735 edgewood drive northwest. when officers arrived, police say markel ....
we are looking for nominations for the kcrg- tv9 student of the month for november. just go to kcrg dot com slash student of the month and click on the nominate button. we ll announce 3 finalists on the first tuesday of every month during the tv-9 morning show. the university of iowa wants to renovate part of kinnick stadium. at a cost of nearly 90 million dollars. the university has submitted a plan to the state regents those stands are about 30 years old. and the university did not update them during the 2006 kinnick renovation project. this is a look at renderings for the project. the proposed renovation would replace the existing general admission seating with upper and lower general admission seating bowls. plus two general admission concourses. and a premium club level. the regents will discuss the plan at their next meeting. if they approve it, the meteorologist joe winters joins us now with our first alert forecast. joe, we could see frost overnight? as the ....
reporter: the state auditor and now the dci want to know why $35,000 did not go where it was supposed to go. as a jail administrator wilkinson was responsible for daily operations and that included finding and financing and accounting. according to a report done by the state auditor daron wilkinson was supposed to collect fees from inmates staying at the jail. a concerned raise of the interim jail administrator showed thousands of dollars missing. along with the room and board fears auditors found discrepancies in multiple different areas. our report identifies $26,000 of on deposited collections as well as $7000 of unbilled fees and over $915 of other payouts. they cannot track where the money went because most of it goes beyond the jail walls. people whether they are elected or appointed or hired they have a responsibility regarding public resources and tax dollars and assets. they have to do their job appropriately to take care of the taxpayers money. s ....