offices. the eastern iowa health center and young parents network are cooperating on the collection and say 100 percent of donated dollars or diapers will go to those who need them. we often don t think of diapers as a necessity but it is really is and the fact it s not covered by any federal program, you know no incentives or anything like that. diapers are such a big need 80 dollars a month for a lot of people. health has committed to purchasing 50-thousand to get the program started. organizers say those much smaller diaper drives would collect only a limited number of diapers and when those were gone, they re gone. but with a diaper bank, the idea is to keep collections going off and on and always have enough on hand to help those who have trouble paying for this necessary infant product out of pocket. beth? thanks, dave. us now with your first forecast. chris, some of our viewers have had a little rain today. will that continue? a weak upper level system is moving ac
we re going to lose a kids here. again, winnshiek co. sheriff dan marx said this believed to be an isolated incident, with no threat to the public. the office has not arrested anyone in connection. in freeport, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. whenever you see news, after alerting authorities, give us a call on newsline. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also send us pictures, videos and news tips to newsroom at kcrg dot com. meteorologist joe winters joins us with our first alert forecast. joe, what a beautiful day the week? iraq s prime minister has announced the start of a mission to take back iraq s second largest city, mosul and free more than one iraq s prime minister has announced the start of a mission to take back iraq s second largest city, mosul and free more than one million residents from isis. mosul is the largest city under in iraq. u-s military leaders estimate there are up to 5- thousand isis fighters in mosul. and the top anti-isis general in iraq says
easy this time. beth, grassley s margin of victory in past re-election campaigns ranged from a low of 30 percent to more than 40 percent. latest polls show the six- term republican senator with a much lower-double digit lead over democrat patty judge. grassley thinks republicans will keep control of the senate, but he also thinks it s going to be close. iowa senator chuck grassley hasn t needed elections. but he had it today. west virginia senator shelley moore capito helped out in this waterloo stop.. ..both capito and iowa senator joni ernst appeared with grassley earlier in cedar rapids. grassley says even if he s ahead, this isn t the year to ease up. this is such an unpredictable year, i m going to work up, i ve got this schedule. even the monday before the tuesday election. control of the u.s. senate would four if clinton defeats trump. grassley expects republicans to keep control. but one political scientist at coe college says polls might have agreed a few weeks a
the des moines police for eleven years. police say greene fired 15 to 30 shots into the squad cars with a 22-caliber gun. kcrg t-v nine s dave franzman joins us live tonight from the des moines police department. dave, there s already a pretty big memorial for the officers set up there. beth, there is a squad car draped in black with bouquets of flowes similar memorials sprang up in urbandale and south of the merle hay mall where the two officers died in their squad cars. while police caught the alleged shooter shortly after 9:00 o clock this morning the investigation is far from over. warrant here at a home owned by the suspect s mother. one neighbor says this is where the suspect and his family lived as well. at the morning news conference, officers called it a terrible day with no easy explanations. what we can tell looking at the scene is it appears neither officer had an opportunity to interact with the suspects it doesn t look like there was an exchange of convers
time. she feels until the investigation is over, she can t keep her child at starry. 26:46i was told by one school that i would have to have a conversation with starry about the concerns and have to come to an agreement. 27:09my mind is no longer at ease. there s no more discussing it. she also tried to move districts, but was told she can t until a scheduled meeting set for the end of november. right now she s looking into other options, but she wants other parents to be aware. 30:26if your child wasn t a something? do they think that s okay now? do they think that s how you treat people? the marion police department release details at this time. i also reached out to the marion independent school district, and it gave this statement. we are aware of some allegations regarding improprieties that may have occurred in one of our classrooms. the matter has been turned over to the police department for investigation. bruce and beth, we were not given the name of that hig