case, the river valleys will probably go first, but all areas do have a risk of fog during the morning commute. otherwise, highs should get back into the lower 70s today as partly cloudy sky develops. our storm system that s set to affect the area mid- week continues to be on track with two different rounds of rain. the first round should move into eastern iowa on wednesday morning, with another batch of rain set to arrive on thursday. the timing of these rounds still are not fully set as the impacts of hurricane matthew could still shift these slightly. as long as matthew doesn t stall, typical october temperatures should invade the area by fri weekend.toda y: early morning fog, then partly cloudy, high around 73. tonight: partly cloudy, lows in the mid-upper 50s. tomorrow: partly cloudy, highs in the upper 70s. following a crash that seriously injured a pedestrian in cedar falls. police arrested michael kelly, of blue grass, on a charge of operating while intoxicated. it wo
by the pope himself to be better. reporter: in a wide ranging address fueled by both compassion and a sense of shared humanity, the pope evoked president lincoln and martin luther king junior in a call for america to continue to dream big and have heart for all. the pontiff did not shy away from politically sensitive topics including crisis across europe, the death penalty, climate change, immigration and gay marriage. relations are called into question as the basis of only reiterate the importance and above all the richness of family life. we, the people of this con continue meant are wrong to be fearful of foreigners. most of us . [ applause ] because most of us were once foreigners. [ applause ] reporter: the pope talked about the plight of the poor and troubled youth urging lawmakers to show caring and heart and to follow the golden rule. this rule points us in a clear direction. let us treat others with the same passion and compassion with which we want to be
such an air of excitement here. although the pope is leaving, although just an opportunity to see him. you can see the american airlines charter airplane behind me geared up and ready to go, as soon as the pope arrives here, around 8:40, he will leave to head to philly. there are about a few hundred people. about a couple hundred people here waiting to say goodbye to pope francis. many parishioners from the diocese of brooklyn. which of course includes brooklyn and queens, and they won a raffle to be here today. and airport workers, as well as seven nuns from precious blood monastery in brooklyn. four of them are argentinian and will present pope francis with a bouquet of white roses in honor of his devotion to saint therese the little flower. and a book of images of the marian paintings on the cathedral of st. joe s in prospect heights. the marian images are from around the world to celebrate the brooklyn diocese of immigrants and the pope is emphasizing his love of immigran
happened to andrea. but after almost two hours of conversation, the detectives urge him to walk them through the crime. crew gets emotional, and tells them the couple had argued and he attacked his wife after she threatened to call 911. she did start to call 911. i took the phone, he grabbed her out of her chair. she only weighs 112 pounds. i strangled her in the back seat. chilling words. coming up on news4 at 5:00, what crew says were his final words to his wife. julie, thank you. first at 4:00, more girls have come forward claiming a substitute teacher inappropriately touched them in the classroom. and the claims go as far back as ten years. jose pineda is now charged with three additional counts of third degree sex offense and sexual abuse of a minor. he was first charged in october when a middle school girl accused him of grabbing her bottom. after his story aired, three more girls came forward, two 12-year-old girls claim pineda did the same thing last year at r
cuts, it s tax enforcement taxpayer service improvement of the i.t. systems have to be put on hold. in terms of the implement ache of the affordable care act, i couldn t be more pleased with what the employees of the irs have been able to do. thank you commissioner. thank you, senator sasse. let me admit back the envelope calculations are dangerous my logic was in error. really the extrapolation 172 times 2, would be 344 in the second year and 430. it s not i want to correct the record. i was wrong. the so really looks like the minimum penalty will be the maximum penalty if we extrapolate it. we re not talking $3,000. we re talking 325, 695 is average. i want to correct that. senator mccaskill. appreciate your staff s input because i couldn t do that on my own. it was me. it seemed, man, that s why i started going through that logic. this is unbelievable. and it was unbelievable. i was wrong. 435 sounds a lot better. sorry. commissioner, you know, i get ev