winds will start to increase from the east/southeast at 5-15 mph. the southeast at 10-20 mph with gusts higher. as the warm front tracks across the state, showers and a few storms are possible friday. rain totals will range from a trace to under a half inch in most locations, though a thunderstorm could dump a little more. a cold front will track through late friday night and bring a cool down for the weekend. highs will be around normal or around 60 with quiet weekend weather. next chance of rain appears to track in tuesday. partly to mostly sunny skies across the area this afternoon. our western counties will start to see cloud cover increase later today as a low pressure state. there is a slight chance of a shower tonight but most of the area should stay dry. lows tonight will be in the upper 40s to our north. they'll be from the southeast at 10-20 mph with gusts higher. as the warm front tracks across the state, showers and a few storms are possible friday. rain totals will range from a trace to under a half inch in most locations, though a thunderstorm could dump a little more. a c

>> i think when you talk about the threat, the islamic state presents in southeast asia and from southeast asia, you he to separate it, you know, maybe in three categories, the first is the fighters themselves, and these number, you know, there are a couple of hundred in this sort of group of southeast asian fighters or malaysian fighters that are based actually fighting in the middle east for the islamic state and then you have sympathizers within these southeast asian states in the region, numbering in the thousands and sometimes tens of thousands. and then you also have the problem that southeast asian governments are worried about, about returnees so, people who are fight in the region and might actually return back to the southeast asian countries and spread the word, so to speak. >> and early this week, is i will claimed the -- isil claimed the responsibility for the death of a person in bangladesh. how much of a concern is it that there will be isil attacks in the region? >> i think it is a concern. you have definitely seen at least a few foiled attacks recently in a number ever sou

our guest this half hour is cora masters barry, the founder and ceo of the southeast tennis and learning center. welcome to "viewpoint." always great to see you. >> always good to be here. >> so you're in your 15th year with the center. i have been down there and it is something to see. firsthand. but we'll see some video shortly. but talk about how you've grown there in the past 15 years. how it's just taken off. >> well, you know, our product is our children. and so we invested in children early on. and in 2001, and they have gone on to do great things. as they grow, we grow. we have grown both programmatically and we have an amazing new building, $18 million rep -- renovation, that's the best in the world for tennis and education facility. and we have programs that have grown. we have watched -- i'm sure people who are principals or teachers at schools they watch kids grow and they come back. but being there, seeing kids who picked up a racquet for the first time when they were 5, 6 years old, and now they have gone through college on a tennis scholarship and they're lawyers, doctors

tuesday is going to be a cloudy day with rain moving in from the southeast during the day. most of the rain tomorrow will stay east, but the metro could see totals between a half will be drying out wednesday morning as the rain moves east from the state, but behind the rain chilly daytime temps will remain with highs in the 50s through the weekend. right now beggars night looks cold with a very small chance of rain, so get your costume figured out and everybody wish for some spooky and dry weather! elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... let's get into the elias: two teenagers are recovering from a saturday shooting outside of a mcdonald's in ankeny. 18 year olds nicholas culver and justin (phong-sav-von) phongsavanh suffered gunshot wounds to their arms after a dispute over poor behavior at the restaurant. 36 year old gabriel coco turned himself in to police following the incident. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: remnants of hurricane patricia, combined with a powerful storm system, continue to dump heavy rain across the gulf coast. the

southeast asian companies, are you seeing more people from their question mark >> every year, southeast asian people come to korea more and more. numbers from southeast asia. end holidays are coming up. tourism,in charge of what are your plans for the rest of the year? >> we are doing a special campaign. , a campaign -- the goal of the campaign is to upgrade the satisfaction level of foreign tourists. howle need to understand the tourism industry is important. in the economy. how to serve foreign tourists better. nowadays,oned, because foreign tourist visit diverse places, markets, restaurants, sometimes they -- shery: those english menus. >> that is one of the key point. we are trying to make more english menus. proper food menus also. shery: thank you so much for all of your insight. and coming from your office. >> my pleasure. shery: one of the key destinations in south korea. back to you. rishaad: thank you. on the streets of seoul. will japan advance in the post-ipo -- asking that question when we had to tokyo, after the short break. ♪ are they saying investors will be lapping th

to 10 mph winds froothe southeast. a few showers are trying to track through our northern counties, but most of the moisture will stay north of tde border... although we will keep p ome clouds in the area.....all in all, we will call it partly sunny even though we will have mostly sunny skies at times. we have rain in the forecast... and it could be a lot with the help of a former hurricane. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. the big story this morning... a death investigation in eastern iowa. this what we know right now. a woman's body was found in street trail. we spoke with a neighbor who found the victim. he says his neighbor's truck was stolen -- then later recovered. while looking at damage of the vehicle -- they noticed blood on it -- and a trail that led to the woman's body on the ggund. he tells us ---it appears ttere was some sort of struggle before she died. we asked the benton county sheriff's office to confirm whether anyone was arrested in connection to thisincident. but no information has been rele

the next hour the storms clear southeast. they are moving northwest to southeast. the doppler show montgomery county, the heavy cluster moving to the county. down-hour in herndon. laurel with the heaviest storm. college park minutes away. silver spring on top of you. wheaton, heavy downpour. to bethesda and chevy chase. potomac the storms are exiting. rockville, lightning right there. the lightning data for the last ten minutes. take the storm activity and go southwest to move to northwest d.c. and mclain. tyson's corner next up. chevy rain in chantilly. downpour over rust rust right now. a wider view. you see it is moving. so that is the storm activity where you are. no worries after severe weather with it. heavier downpour and stronger wind gust. in the next few days changes behind the front. cooldown tomorrow. in the middle of the columbus holiday weekend, sunshine to come back out. and bring temperatures back to the right direction you want it to go. the beautiful fall weather returns. future cast forecast confirms that the storm activity here and now. it will

our game of the week this week, southeast polk hosts ankeny, the winner becomes the class 4a district 1 champion. tony seeman will be there, and bring you live reports from southeast polk on kcci at 5:00, 6:00, and 10:00. several playoff spots across the state are also on the line, look for highlights and scores from those games tonight at 10. >> no one ever came to me and said we should shut down our compound in benghazi. elizabeth: eleven hours in the hotseat. what hillary clinton said about the attack in benghazi and where

the ankeny hawks and the southeast polk rams face off in just a couple hours. michael admire will who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. our big game takes us to pleasant hill tonight to see two tough teams battle it out. this is the last week of the regular season for high school football.. one game we're keeping a close eye on - the ankeny hawks versus the southeast polk rams. michael admire is waiting for the game to begin on some soggy turf. he joins us live - michael, both teams are undefeated in the district. roll cue to vo: used to be a stick around, we'll get another look at your forecast, after if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising

tony seeman is live at ankeny visiting southeast polk. tony: we are live, the weather seems to clear up. are you fired up? yes, the southeast polk fans are fired up. district and locations are insane here. ankeny is 7-1, and both teams are playing well. they have unique connection. brad used to be the head coach and ankeny, he is now at polk. he knows just how good the hawks can be. brad: like i said, you're in this business, it is a people business. you develop relationships with but once the game starts, we will take our 11 guys and see what happens. >> he was the one that they had a really good year last year. obviously when they lost most of that team. we were not sure what they would have. but we have some good kids, and i think they're getting better and better. i'm anxious to watch and see what they do tonight. tony: it is clear that both teams are ready. are you ready for this tonight fans? they are ready. we will have highlights tonight at 10:00. andy> ? andy: tony, thank you very much. live at southeast polk. we have a bunch of

lows tonight will be in stronger from the southeast at 5-15 mph. a cold front and remnants of patricia will work together to bring a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. winds will also increase as the cold front tracks across the midwest. breezy tuesday with those winds continuing into thursday. rain should track out wednesday with cooler air tracking into the state. highs thursday will struggle to get above 50 with a brisk wind. there is a slight chance for rain for the halloween weekend. 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:a chilly start to the day with lows down around freezing in many locations. even with the cold start, highs will be right around normal, generally around 60. plenty of sunshine expected throughout the day. winds will be light from the south up to 10 mph. clouds will increase a bit tonight in our northern counties as a disturbance tracks north of iowa. lows tonight will be in the 30s with l

the wind speeds are very light in the 5 to 10 mimi per hour nge from the east and southeast. the o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still wakiki up and startiti their workday.....lease drive safely everyone... jessica rae: thanks scott... the revamped apape tv is now on sale. kendis gibson and reena a nan have the details >>>n today's "techbytes" the new apple tv now available for preorder. >> it supports lot of specifically designed apps like nelix and hulu. . starting price $149. >>> walmart has joined amazon in exoring the use of drones for delivery. walmart may use the drones to fly online orders to customers doorsteps or to fly pickup orders o to the parking lots at their stores >>> the aircraft may also supply aerial surveillance >>> car technology of the future. >> a japanese compa will show off its new concept car, it's ultra small and t totally encased in air bags on the outside. which deploy when it detecting a collision coming it looks like something my 4-year-old would play with. >> it does look like a toddler vehicle. "techbytes." these are my dogs dusty and

the wind is directed from the south and southeast between 5 and 10 miles per hour. the satellite and radar picture displays increasing clouds from west to east and then we'll have mostly cloudy conditions by the afternoon. here's the dayplanner where temperatures will peak in the lower 60s. iowa was back on the mainstage this weekend with the iowa democratic party's jefferson- jackson dinner in des moines. jessica rae: hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley all took center stage at hy-vee hall in des moines on saturday. it's the state's largest gathering of democrats sold. each candidate had their own special sections of supporters with lights, and signage and their own chants... bernie sanders caused a huge commotion when he walked through the crowd on his way up to the stage for his speech. along with the event... came a lot of pre-game action for all three candidates as they rallied support before the dinner. reporter jacob peklo from our affiliate in des moines has the story.. nats with 100 days to go until the february 1st caucus, the three remain

>> this is a southeast cup. two teams in southeast fighting for a cup. both are out of southeast. >> first trophy was lost and f was, of course, old and outdated. it was lost. i think someone may have gotten rid of it and got a new trophy. >> the knights took it last year. we'll see what they'll do this year on any dc. good luck out there! good luck, guys. >> thanks. the gnats game in new york canceled. so taking a selfie. there's harper to the left. you don't recognize him there. and no jonathan jonathan papelbon in that picture, by the way. [ laughter ] but we missed him in there. but they're chilling in new york. >> on the sunway. that could have been fun. -- subway. that could have been fun. >> you never know! [ laughter ] >> all right, my friend. >>> flash flood watch until tomorrow morning. don't let it fool you. showers on sunday. but the game will be played. >> huh. >> got it. >> thank you for watching cbs9 news at 6:00. >> we'll be back with your only local news at 7:00. bye. wow. this place is spectacular. thank you . we worked with a designer

johnny bice picked by southeast polk senior michael altes. that sets up another quarterback keeper by hauser. it's all rams, all night. southeast polk shuts out fort dodge, 42-nothing. taco wednesday for waukee and sioux city east. warriors daniel ray up the middle into the endzone 7-7. waukee's ben ferkin up top kayde penn... penn hauls it in... that leads to a field goal.13-10 warriors.ferkin back to the air. a sweet ferkin pass finds michael winger in warriors. waukee 55 sioux city east 24 norwalk has never won more than one playoff game in any season. the warriors think that could change this year. home taking on bondurant farrar. 1st q. coby klecko pushes the pile, in from 2 yards out. norwalk up 7-0 after 1. more in the 2nd. this time through the air brady brandsfield, slant to justin south. and south is gone! 75 yards. norwalk rolling up 14-0. banana man and batman love it. more in the 3rd. brandsfield, the strike to south again. 23 yard touchdown. . 5th ranked norwalk rolls in round 1, 40-0 over bondurant farrar. john sears pella chri

the wind is directed from the south and southeast between 5 and 10 miles per hour. the satellite and radar picture displays increasing clouds from west to east and then we'll have mostly cloudy conditions by the afternoon. here's the dayplanner where temperatures will peak in the lower 60s. your complete forecast is just minutes away - your news starts across our siouxland map this morning. the wind is directed from the south and southeast between 5 and 10 miles per hour. the satellite and radar picture displays increasing clouds from west to east and then we'll have mostly cloudy conditions by the d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... " jessica rae: still to come... i'll tell you about some of the spooky events that were going on this weekend... including one right here in sioux city that attracted thousands of boys and ghouls! those stories are coming at you in two minutes. spooktacular event in bettendorf this weekend. the "scare-crow shenanigans" event was held at the family museum.

the wind speeds are very light in the 5 to 10 mile per hour range from the east and southeast. the dayplanner reveals rising near 60 this afternoon. scott: as two areas of low spinning moisture into the region. managed to stay fairly warm in the upper 30s and lower 40s. the wind speeds are very light in the range from the east dayplanner reveals high temperatures rising near 60 this afternoon. scott: as two areas of low pressure are spinning moisture d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... " jessica rae: when we come back... you'll hear a first hand account of the scary scene involving gun-fire in davenport... that left one person dead yesterday. that story is in two minutes. charges in connection with a shooting over the weekend during a domestic disturbance. authorities say 23 year old mykale johnson and 35 year old nadia brody were in a physical fight when a gun was fired late friday night. johnson was shot in the hand... and police say an un- named woman was shot in the chest. both brody and john

easterly winds are light to about 10 mph and will be mainly southeast today. a disturbance to our north is squeezing out a few showers along the moisture will stay to the north. low pressure will track in from the west tomorrow, but we will have a lot of moistue from southeas. that will bring us widespread rain with some locally heavy amounts... we should easily see half an inch, but some areas could get over and inch through and southeasterly winds. east will only be in the mid 50s. breaking news this morning... a magnitude-7- point-5 earthquake has hit afghanistan. it happened near the afghanistan- pakistan border. we know at least 12 students at a girls school were killed in a stampede as they tried to get out of their building -- during the quake. another 30 girls are in the hospital. the earthquake was felt hundreds of miles away in pakistan and india. we're taking a live look out of pakistan right now. many homes have collapsed -- because of the quake. there are widspread power outages as well. stay with kwwl as we learn more information. it's coming up

a breeze out of the southeast. the scattered nature of this rain from the metro northwestward to jefferson. some of the heaviest stuff near the metro opted west. down to greenfld. a wider look at this heavier stuff, omaha to spencer and we continue to pull moisture from the south. metro, we will continue to see it fail in through the morning. settle in for rain, 67 is what we topped out at. a mild day temperature wise, central portions of the state and southward. cooler to the north as highs top out in the upper-50's. elizabeth: breaking overnight -- police in nashville are investigating a fatal shooting on a college campus. shaina humphries is following this. so shaina, what do we know about the shooting so far? shaina: elizabeth, police believe the shooting was actually triggered by an argument over a dice game on the tennessee state university campus. three people were shot. one of those people is dead, the other two are being treated in a local hospital. the man who died was not a student, but a university spok

largely in the middle 60's for central and southeast were. we are starting to pull from the northwest which are cooler temperatures. that will help us to stay mild as we head throughout the day. it should eventually work in a little bit more sunshine. right now you can see it's trying to reach a few breaks out there in the sky. hazy look to it. cloud cover out there. light rain out of the northwest. not too shabby. we reached into the low 70's and we keep the partly cloudy skies alive into tomorrow morning. cooler look. 48 degrees in fairly well for this time of year. you see the average high inching down. we are talking 70 still. high pressure slides in behind this front give it that will build in a bit of sunshine for us. you can see some rain starting to develop up to the southwest. keep an eye on that into friday. that's our next batch of a little bit of rain. for the next 24 hours looking to stay pretty safe. under doing that cloud cover but we do have some isolated showers pushing through along with that little line up to the west. the

as we mentioned earlier, the windsiest weather, southeast mass, cape cod and the islands. going up to 64. 2:00 or 3:00, starting to settle back a little bit. in the 50s this evening. it's going to be a mild night. not a cold front going through and making it cold like we had over the weekend, and couple of nights ago, 62 boston now. 60s southeast mass, look up here, there is a chunk of chill. more cold air building, coming down immediately, coming down eventually, arriving first thing friday morning. a front coming down, it's not going to slam us and come through quickly. it's going to come down stall in the air , the cold air will stay in canada for the time being. a couple of showers around. see the sunshine, south of the mass pike, mixed with clouds, a few showers left over, perhaps the area north of boston, pretty much not amounting to much of anything. sun breaking out to the north. where does it set up, that's the key to our forecast. it looks like for the most part it's going to be in southern new england. as we see us go through the night and tomorrow, we are in th

it happened at around noon today near the 1100 block of congress street southeast. neighbors say they never saw the victim before and think he was just walking by. those who witnessed the attack said the dogs somehow got out of what appeared to be a fenced in backyard. >> i don't want to see anything else like that ever again in my life. the pit bulls kept attacking him and kept coming. even with the neighbors throwing bricks at them. >> from here on down tore his feet up. >> if you are not training them probably not bringing them up the right way then they shouldn't be in a residential neighborhood. >> reporter: someone stepped in and kept the dogs away until an ambulance arrived. neighbors call the man a hero. the victim was taken to a hospital where he is expected to survive his injuries. but very serious injuries there. in southeast, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> police on the scene said both dogs will be put down. >>> wusa9 trying to get you answers about a head-on collision that happened yesterday between a fire truck and a police car. but dc fire is block

precipitation during this coming week expected to be below normal for the southeast, most of the eastern seaboard. near normal for much of theheorn belt the way itt looks, now some of these areas might be slightly below normal, but you are going to be close to normal. above normal then for the four corner region, on up and down the rocky mountain states, below normal for most of california again and late e the some of that tropical moisture gets involved late this week from a potential system there. the computer models have been howing that for a couplelef days. thirty day outlook for temperatures above normal from western minnesota back across the northern half of the plains, most of the west, as you can see, expected to be above normal, below normal temperatures for much of texas, especially the western areas back into parts of new mexico and above normal for new england. as far as the thirty day outlook for precipitation is concerned, this starts to look like and el nino situation and that's what we are in, but you typically get in to the effects from el nino as we h hd towards winter

southeast polk and ankeny both fighting for a title. ice cream cones and frog hats. southeast polk trails by a touchdown at the second quarter, but ankeny freshman max griffin swoops in for the interception. ankeny would make them pay. chris mccullough out, the senior, great catch. he takes it deep into ankeny territory. southeast polk trying to score late in the first half. coal house there, a great run. the rams would trail by 10 at halftime. in the second half, southeast polk and ankeny traded a few field goals, and the ankeny hawks go on to win it 30-10. their thing. it was just a great feeling. >> i like it, i love it. cynthia: ankeny -- tony: ankeny moves to three and one for the season. >> also in that district, the east highs car let's wrapping up their season at home, taking on sioux city north. the quarterback is in all kinds of trouble. a great play. hall's him down for the sack and a celebration. that is -- at the 1-yard line they would punch it in. sioux city north had some good fight. ayers it to williams, a scarlett's win, 48-21. the top drank boy team

tuesday is going to be a cloudy day with rain moving in from the southeast during the day. most of the rain tomorrow will stay east, but the metro could see totals between a half an inch to an inch. we will be drying out wednesday morning as the rain moves east from the state, but behind the rain chilly daytime temps will remain with highs in the 50s through the weekend. right now beggars night looks chance of rain, so get your costume figured out and everybody wish for some spooky and dry weather! sabrina: in other national news, sabrina/1shot we have some updates on the presidential candidates-- what they did over the weekend, and what they have been saying about each other. sabrina:: over the weekend, in washington, vice president joe biden spoke about his decision not to run for president. meanwhile, here in the metro, democratic frontrunner hillary clinton welcomed a musical guest before the jefferson jackson dinner. abc's jon karl with the details. script: joe biden says he came close to deciding to run for president over the summer - but his family's grief following

it continues to push off to the east and southeast. so by 11:00 already starting for see drier conditions off to the north. through the afternoon we'll dry out in the district first. clouds will linger for a little bit. there will be moments of sunshine just before the sun sets. tomorrow clouds quickly return. tomorrow will be a cloudy day, a dry one and cool. many places not getting out of the 50s on monday. we'll stay about 60 degrees for the district. clouds are here for much of the day on tuesday. we do see some showers enter the area well off to the west on tuesday but areas -- all areas on wednesday seeing a good amount of rain from the remnants of patricia. those are headed our way, going to give us good rain channels, the best we've -- chances, the best we've seen in a while. 60s for monday and tuesday. wednesday will be wets, most likely a yellow alert day and we'll drop the temperatures again by friday and halloween. mike, over to you. >> thanks, allyson. >>> learning about science in class is one thing. getting a chance to p

there's a breeze from the east and southeast near 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we'll manage to reach into the upper 60s today for a high temperature. thehe rain will begin n ll apart this evening. scott: here's a quick chekc outside on one of our iowa here at . waking up and arting their workday....please everyone... " jessica rae: still to come... on the latest in the proposed involving northwest iowa farmers and stay tuned for more. northwest iowa fafaers are upset decision on a fight over their land. bakken pipipine would ruru through it... . and a company wants to use force their hand. says, they can't sue over the issue... at least abc9 news raffa has the latest. you own a property, can come blazing through it with a pipeline? " asks bill luetkeman,landowner. a group of laowners in northwest iowa is fighting a company - dakota access - who wants to put an oil pipeline through their land. they filed a lawsuit saying the company doesn't have the right to use eminent domain to get their land... because it'll be used for private gain

tomorrow's high sunny skies along with a light breeze from the southeast. here's your 7 day forecast where temperatures are going to jump into the 80s next week before a chance of rain organizes late on tuesday and lasts through the day on wednesday. weekend, a south wind takes over and returns some warmer air to the region. the wind will turn southwest and we'll get 60s and 70s back into the picture. that warming trend will carry us to the 80s early next week. ththks for tuning and keep it righthere on a-b-c 9...... " " >>> good morning, america. powerful mudslides, flash floods sweep acrossssalifornia overnight. >> everybody up here is completely landlocked in by debris flow. >> hundreds of cars stranded. thousands of people backed up

their reward was a road game at southeast polk. thomas mclaughlin. southeast polk up 28-0. wide receiver screen to jackson cold is good for 30 yards. mclaughlin finds cole again. southeast polk up 35-0. the valley tigers quietly dominating. javon mason takes the handoff, sets up his blockers. he is gone for the score. valley up already and they would continue to pour it on. a little screen pass on the wide receiver bubble screen. jukes that offender. that would set up another mason touchdown. 50-7. our final 4a stop, urbandale playing host to lewis central. second half, great run up the middle, just shedding tacklers. the titans come into frerich's field and send the home team packing. lewis central wins 21-10. plenty more playoff acti dear future, please help. the present is kind of a scary place. i have no money, no job, no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things about you, future. like i'll have hair, and friends, and books and music. andy: welcome back to the playoff edition of football friday night. plenty more football to get to, beginning with my

southeast winds at eight. it is a dry one out there. cool evening, eventually upper 50's. cloudy skies at 10:00 p.m.. rain moving into southern iowa by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. rain chances tonight, even early tomorrow. showers becoming likely by mid to late morning, and especially in through the early afternoon. cloud cover increases after some nice sunshine early on. some of the moisture that will move into iowa are the remnants of hurricane patricia. you can see it is already spreading into cape girardeau missouri and there is an area of low pressure moving it off the rockies. if you are traveling tomorrow, pretty cool up there. 50's from bismarck to des moines. i think the heaviest rain in the better chances for thunderstorms will be east and southeast iowa. rain kicking in. in behind this, a frontal boundary will slide through and really bring some wind on wednesday. futurecast, clouds increase overnight. here's our rain at noon. notice the heaviest rain eased of i 35. they will see some flurries up in central minnesota from this system and we will just have some clouds. i

why did we choose to start auto enrollment in the southeast? two reasons. we have the potrero power plant and the hunter's point power plant. when we look at this area, nr's only one neighborhood in the entire city that has had a history of polluting power plants in their backyard and that is here in the southeast part of the city, and so what better way to start this statement of this program and what this program is all about which is bringing clean, affordable energy to anyone regardless of socio-economic status, regardless of what environmental justices you have faced, this is a prime ground for us to make a big, bold statement about why we choose and why people should choose cleanpowersf and why we feel strongly about clean energy here in san francisco, and the puc was active in helping close these two power plants down but we need to take the next step forward in bringing clean energy to an entire community and neighborhood, but these two reasons aren't the only reasons we decided to start with automatic enrollment here in the southeast, there were a

why did we choose to start auto enrollment in the southeast? two reasons. we have the potrero power plant and the hunter's point power plant. when we look at this area, nr's only one neighborhood in the entire city that has had a history of polluting power plants in their backyard and that is here in the southeast part of the city, and so what better way to start this statement of this program and what this program is all about which is bringing clean, affordable energy to anyone regardless of socio-economic status, regardless of what environmental justices you have faced, this is a prime ground for us to make a big, bold statement about why we choose and why people should choose cleanpowersf and why we feel strongly about clean energy here in san francisco, and the puc was active in helping close these two power plants down but we need to take the next step forward in bringing clean energy to an entire community and neighborhood, but these two reasons aren't the only reasons we decided to start with automatic enrollment here in the southeast, there were a

so we'll see the winds pick up out of the southeast tomorrow afternoon. but it's overnight tomorrow night into first thing on thursday morning at the coastline we could be talking about some winds gusting close to 50 miles per hour. so a wind-swept soaking rain on the way. timing that out for you on wednesday, looks like the rain comes in probably after lunchtime here from the west. notice by midday we're just start to go see the rain come in. there will be some impacts on the evening commute on wednesday but rits overnight wednesday into first thing on thursday morning. that's when the rain will fall heaviest. there could be some rumbles of thunder. morning. afternoon. with that strong southerly wind look at the temperatures. low 70's on thursday. patriots playing at home. we should be drying it out. right now halloween on saturday looks dry and seasonal with temperatures in the 50's. olessa: sounds good. thank you. so far no complaints on your roadways this morning. here is what's going on. overnight construction all cleared away. if you're traveling 93

the concern will shift south and southeast, so by 5:00 p.m. our main concern is philadelphia, stretching out to trenton, wilmington is a concern by 6:00 p.m. as this continues to move quickly, moving at 45 miles per hour, a lot of these thunderstorms. it's going to start to be in parts of burlington county, also in dover. that's at 6:00. now we'll take you to 7:00. that's going to be vineland, more of a concern, same thing for atlantic city, stretching into dover and by 8:00, right along the shoreline, that's where we're going to see our main concern for severe thunderstorms. the good thing is, as most of the other parts of the area will be in the clear, we'll just see cooler conditions as the cold front starts to slide through the area, that's going to drop temperatures substantially for tonight, you'll definitely feel the difference as we head into tomorrow. your city planner shows as we go into the next couple of hours, we have a good chance of thunderstorms for philadelphia at 6:00 p.m., temperatures at 76, we drop down into the 60s by 9:0

. ♪ >>> desperate people living in southeast asia are taking advantage of the end of the monsoon season to seek a letter life overseas. the calmer waters give them a chance to travel, but they still risk everything. many are rohingya muslims fleeing persecution in myanmar. thousands make the dangerous journey trying to reach malaysia, indonesia, and thailand. from the south of thailand, florence looi went on patrol with the thai navy as the so-called sailing season gets underway. >> reporter: shortly after setting sail from the island, the thai naval crew spot a fishing boat and prepare to board it. it's part of a routine procedure to intercept undocumented migrants and refugees. >> translator: if they wish to come to thailand, it's our job to explain they will be charged with illegally entering the country. >> reporter: after a few questions, and advise to report any unusual activity, the fishing vessel goes on its way. the thai government is trying to prevent a refugee crisis like the one six months ago when thousands of people were left adrift at sea. their smugglers had abandoned th

. >>> now, china will host an informal meeting of defense ministers from the association of southeast asian nations it comes amid rising territorial tensions in the south china sea. china claims the 12 not call miles around the spratly islands within itsy borders the claims overlap with a number of other countries. beijing has announced a u.s. plan to conduct a so-called freedom of navigation exercise close to the disputed islands. the u.s. is already beefing up its presence in the region as step vaessen reports now. >> reporter: two world powers flexing their muscles over seven small islands in the south china sea. recent satellite photos show building on coral reefs reclaimed by china. the construction includes what the u.s. suspects will be the latest of three air field on reefs which the u.s. says are in international waters. u.s. plans for a military exercise in the disputed area is adding to existing tension. >> of course it will add to the already existing tensions in the area. and of course, you know, a lot of countries are looking at this very carefully and we hope that they

will be a few more clouds as well as a few isolated showers, mainly in southeast iowa. temperatures will reach the mid-70s. tonight skies will be mostly cloudy and temperatures will stay mild, dropping to 60 degrees. a cold front will cross the state on wednesday and there may again be a few showers along the front as it moves through tomorrow. the rest of the week, temperatures will hold in the 60s for daytime highs with rain by friday. still ahead on your news at 'i was blindsided. it was the last thing i was prepared to hear.' a metro woman taking action to prevent cancer... finds out, she has it.. the reason she is fighting back. and the signs she says could have signaled the disease if she'd listened to if you think storm damage is the only cost of climate change, think again. from the rising price of food to higher insurance rates for homes and businesses, the economic damage will only get worse. but with american-made clean energy, we can save money on electricity and spur innovation to create new businesses and jobs. it all starts with 50% clean energy by 2030.

. >> the other remark i wanted to make was regarding southeast. i think it's a great idea. the only stumbling block i see and then maybe because of your outreach, this wouldn't occur, but if it turns out that our automatic enrollment is the same price as pg&e's, i mean, the product is the same price, i think that a lot of people in southeast or any place for that matter would be pretty might halved that they were automatically put into a program and have to opt out themselves, i think tla's the only danger with whatever area we start with, that's going to be the first [inaudible] wherever it is, and we have to be careful with this because you don't want to get people ticked off before you even start growing the program. >> i think one of the most important thing, it's not only the safe price, it's greener, so it's not -- >> i have a problem with that because if pg&e says theirs is greener than ours, who's to judge? >> so, on their basic green product -- >> they have a basic service. >> they have to declare the renewables, they have to declare, so it's not a mystery, and on

easterly winds are light to about 10 mph and southeast today. a disturbance to our north is squeezing out a few showers along the iowa-minnesota state line, but most of the momoture will stay to the north. low pressure will track in from the west tmorrow, but we will have a lot of moisture frfrm former hurricane that will bring us widespread rain with some locally heavy amounts... we should easily sese half an inch, but some arras could get over and inch through wednesday morning in our viewing area... heavier amounts to the southeast. today we will only haveea stray showw, tonight with lows in the low to mid 40s and mainly cloudy skies. rain will track through with steady or falling temperatures expected as the don't forget to set your clocks the time now is imagine the fine for having an unique excuse. plus... if jedi mind tricks work -- one mannwould find ll of his star wars stuff that's been stolen. instead, he's counting on something else, detective work and the public. you're watching kwwl. we've got you covered in littleport, spillville,

southeast polk is 5-3, but they've won their last 5 games. should be two evenly matched teams. >> trying to break things down a week at a time. we have been pretty focused all week, we had a decent week of preparation. we are excited for the opportunity to play tonight. they are really sound in what they do. they have a lot of experience in the secondary, a lot of athletes to go around making plays. our kids know that. and we are just excited to go play. tony: should be a fun one. kickoff is scheduled at 7:30. we will have more in sports. live at southeast polk, tony seeman, kcci 8 sports, iowa's sports leader. stacey: next at 5:00, category 5 patricia is barreling towards mexico. how people are preparing. testimony on capitol hill help or hurt her presidential chances? i'm aixa diaz in washington with reaction to the 11-hour hearing. the new announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 5:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, and chief meteorologist john mclaughlin. [sirens] stacey: right now, sirens going off in puerto vallart

in southeast surae chinn wusa9. >>> if you have a problem that you need help with, let us know about it. just send us an e-mail to newstip s@.com. >>> on the way at 6:00, bringing up the baby with an update on the national zoo's prize panda cub. >>> all right, now, a beautiful evening underway with a great thing and a high of 70 in town. high school football night, a lot of contests going on. weather will be almost perfect for that. take a look at the weather graphic system as you can see we are talking about the temperatures this evening. the temperatures are falling in to the 50s. i'll be back in a few moments to talk about the weekend and a shower threat headed this way. >>> plus a close call for a prince george's county police officer after the suspect pulled a gun vo: does hal parrish share our values? as mayor, parrish cut school funding nearly three million dollars. reading and science scores fell. parrish said no to opening new women's health clinics, denying access to cancer screenings and breast exams. so instead of dealing with the economy and jobs, parrish will join with

breezy southeast winds. the weekend, except for extreme southeastern iowa, could see sunshine early. 63 and mostly sunny on sunday. monday, 60's. another system arrives tuesday into wednesday. lows in the 30's, highs in the 50's. stacey: we wanted to let you know that our chief meteorologist john mclaughlin is on a medical leave of absence through the end of this year. john continues to recover from a serious illness. in the meantime, kurtis, metinka, jason, and frank will keep you updated on iowa's weather. our best wishes go out to john. steve: we do have breaking news from the north of des moines. polk county deputies on the scene of a possible road rage shooting. the shooting happened around 4:00 this afternoon. deputies say it began here in motel 6. two groups of people got into an argument and drove off in separate cars. trailing cars, sending the trailing car into a ditch. deputies are looking for a 2015 silver toyota camry with the iowa license plate bmk-905. stacey: scott reister in with scott: 4 wt

i am from southeast texas. it is my understanding that it is -- it is covered their -- there were not cherokees in southeast texas. i apologize. that thetanding was natives in southeast texas died from smallpox. since they are not included there with their roots, i don't know whether-- do you have any opinion? did they die of different diseases? >> i don't necessarily have an opinion, and informed opinion. if we are going to examine that impacted diseases in southeast texas, we want to look at how those settlements were built. what was the nature of their contact with europeans? where they hunted as a source of slaves? we know there is a thriving human trafficking going on from new spain with rates going up and texas. raids going up into texas. that is where i hope my scholarship has an impact. does the model i have painted for the southeast apply to every region? probably not. but, it is time that we start exploring these regions instead of employing the metaphor of virgin soil. >> along those lines, i point y

drivers must now detour two blocks to southeast 36th street to get across. its part of a deal city leaders agreed to two years ago... despite extensive 580423 - the railroad they got their own ideas and they kinda own des moines. des moines aint got nothing to say, if the railroads wanna do something they are gonna do it regardless 571919 - a while back we got petitions up and turned in petitions with hundreds of names on them and it didnt make any difference another group is hoping its petition does make a difference... iowa citizens for community improvement collected a thousand signatures of people opposed to the bakken oil pipeline.. nathan malachowski 35:07-35:15 we're here to say hell no to the bakken pipeline, that much is clear. the iowa utilities board is in the pocket of big oil and we want them to know that we're watching their process ...a process that could give a private company the power to use eminent domain to build the pipeline across. some iowans hope they allow it... saying it would create hundreds of jobs... pipeline supporters also said

moving east/southeast at 20, 30 miles per hour. so at that rate where the storms are putting in front of the washington metro is 30 miles away here. so thatmeans we are looking at one hour until we expect the storms to be here. immediately downtown. 6:15. beyond that southeastern zone it's 7:15 from there. wider view. you can see the cold front is responsible to spark up the showers. the thunderstorms there now. bigger picture. two days. heading to the weekend. saturday and sunday is different tomorrow. whether he get a lot of sunshine but cooler. second half of the weekend it will go back up but the temperatures are cool until we get to the afternoon. columbus day looks fantastic. resetting the forecast back to tomorrow morning. low temperatures. chill will move in from the north. a completely sunny day. you don't have to worry about the storms. the forecast, everybody is equal. mid, mid-to-upper 60's. these are the high temperatures. not the lows from a couple of days ago. fredericksburg is 66. southward is 63. 65 in culpeper. hi

the southeast polk rams host the championship. one of these teams will head to the playoffs with the one seed and a ton of momentum. don't miss coverage of our game of the week tonight at 5, 6 and 10 live from southeast polk. elizabeth: better breast cancer treatment. eric: how the results are more long-lasting. elizabeth: keeping wisdom teeth after they are pulled, how it could be the cure to diseases you get nears for now. eric: didn't collapse, -- people make mistakes. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. >> this is iowa's news leader. this is "kcci 8 news this morning." with eric hanson, elizabeth klinge, meteorologist kurtis gertz, and right-now coverage with shaina humphries. jason: happy friday morning to you, 5:41. as we inch along through the morning hours, not moving a lot by way