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a live look at three days away from the presidential election, polls show it s a tight race in iowa. donald trump supporters are expressing why they re voting for the republican nominee. and a fundraiser today is helping an eastern iowa elderly couple get back on four wheels. you re watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 sunday morning news. joining us. we begin with first alert storm team meteorologis t britley ritz. the warmth continues! starting off in the middle 40s and continuing to warm into the 60s for this afternoon. high temperatures will likely top out into the upper 60s and some may even see that 70 degree mark once again. sunshine warmth and of course we ll need the southerly winds. winds are expected to come out of the southwest at 5 to 15 mph. once again we ll be about 10 degrees warmer than normal into the overnight hours. low temperatures will drop down into the middle 40s. don t forget to fall back an hour! you ll ....
[boxes rustling] [beeping] this is detective 720. i need a 1085 forthwith. burglary in progress at 307 east fifth street. freeze! ah! no! no! [screaming and crying] brad! no! lieutenant. mr. woodlief lives across the street. saw the shooting out his window. did you see the shooter? white kid, young. had a hat on, but looked familiar. from the neighborhood? maybe. looking at mug shots right away. okay? thank you, sir. perp was after something, but it oiously wasn t loot. i mean, there s over $1,000 worth of cameras in here. who lived here? some dude named gary blanchard. the neighbors thought he moved out two days ago. i got his informatio i m gonna run it down. ah, the press will be all over this. and you know who s starting in the squad today. yeah. detective beauty queen. yeah, i talked to her captain. he was cagey. not very complimentary. well, you know what they say. the better you are, the more trash they talk. detective nina cassidy. anita van buren. ed green. hey ....
station in des moines brings us more the no child left behind act is being left behind. the new law is the every student succeeds act, or essa. the president s signature on this new law mean the federal government will give control back to the states and individual school districts to make sure their education system is working. 16:28 the problems came from emphasis on testing and accountability. roark horn is the director of the school administrators of iowa. he says school districts around the state will be excited to break away from the cycle of too- much-testing. 20:09 they re not releasing total control of what needs to be done but they are releasing control of how it s done and that s where iowa is well- prepared to take on horn says the biggest change classrooms will new law is that tests will be used how they re meant to be child s progress and potential. overall it s a better measure of accountability and student achievment. 20:34 i think we re going to take t ....
the president went so far as to call the change a christmas miracle. critics have said no child left behind gave too much power to washington in controlling state education policy. earlier today, we talked to dr. paul gausman, superintendent of sioux city schools gausman says he feels there was more good than bad in no child left behind , but there isis lot of anticipation and excitement leading up to these changes. mostly in regards to standdized testing but the challenges with no child left behind have to do with assessments, every state takes a different approach to assessments, students perform at different levels many states like iowa continue to change the form of the assessment, the reporting of the sessment,so its very difficult to discover, but the federal governrnnt still has to underer the previous lawaw hand out these negaitive designations to different schools and different districts based on their performance. deborah: saying it involved and not enoug ....
him since. dozens of people helped search for sed. they printed and passed out flyers in areas they knew he enjoyed. then the search shifted to some of the trails and lakes in the greenbelt areas along the cedar river. friends say sed was an avid fisherman and rode his bike everywhere. one search organizer says the family appreciated the support. especially for the family it provided them with some hope some sense that others were committed to help finding answers it provided them with a lot of strength. there were no signs of trauma, so the cause of death will depend on lab reports. we ve had mild temps in the 50 s so far this week. justin, are they sticking around today? the rest of the day will feature quite a few clouds, although some peeks of sun will try to come through every so often. it ll be mild again with highs close to 50. a few light showers are possible tonight. for saturday, the first part of the day should be generally dry, followed by scattered show ....