if you drive down the street and you see weeds, tall grass or trash. same something. right now, alliant energy is hosting a lighting event at lowes here in dubuque. employees are helping of lighting would be the best for their that s going on until 6pm. you ll find out more information about the rebates with this story on kcrg dot com. live in dubuque, katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 news. kirkwood community college issued an alert to its students and staff today regarding a shots fired call. police responded to 6811 college park court southwest around 10:30 this morning. that complex is the reserve on 66th, formerly known as the college park apartments located near the college. no one was hurt, but people who live in the area say someone fired shots into a door and tried to kick it down. in the alert, kirkwood said there was no threat to campus. turning now to the forecast, with joe live in decorah. he s there for the final night of regular season high school football for the
jacob/tvu tomorrow is a teacher institute day at the school. but all activities are expected to go on as anticipated. at this point, the health department is investigating to make sure that it was the food, and not something else that led to the sick teachers. reporting live in des moines, jacob peklo, local five news. we are iowa. jack: there s a new leader for the republicans in the race for the whitehouse. ben carson is sitting in the number one spot. a new quinnipiac iowa caucus goers shows carson is leading the pack with 28 percent support. donald trump is behind him with 20 percent, followed by marco rubio with 13 percent with 10 percent. this is the first june showing donald trump trailing any a significant margin in an early primary or caucus state . jack: chief political correspondent amanda krenz has more. when i talked to the assistant director of this quinnipiac poll about ben carson taking over first, he said yes, it s huge deal! lets take a look back at ben car
the weekend starts off with a slight chance for snow.and colder temperatures. much colder air returns sunday through the start of next week. three weeks from today . iowans will cast the first season that could end with our first woman elected president of the united states. this morning at the iowa statehouse a different glass ceiling was shattered. nats of wooden mallet hitting wooden plate for the first time a session of the iowa legislature was gaveled in by a madam speaker. speaker of the house linda upmeyer this morning. she replaces the retired kraig paulsen . and steps up to a seat once filled by her father. after recognizing the significance of the day, upmeyer got down to business in her opening address. she touched on one of the education spending. 112135-112212 in each of the last five years, we have found a way to increase funding for schools. we will increase funding for schools again this year. however, we should recognize that the needs of our schools and s
you. members of the staff of the house of commons will be on hand to assist you in accordance with custom and practice, i will shortly disappear and come back in due course to announce the result, and for the next stage of our proceedings, but i m pleased to tell you that the division lobbies are now open. . see pan s campaign 20 is taking you on the road to the white house for the iowa caucuses. monday, february 1st our live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on both c-span and c-span2. we ll bring you live precaw success coverage, taking your phone calls, tweets and texts and at 8:00 p.m. eastern take to you our republican caucus on c-span and a democratic caucus on c-span2. see the event live in its entirety. join in on the conversation on c-span radio and at cspan.org. tonight on c-span our road to the white house coverage continues. first the campaign rally with senator ted cruz in des moines, iowa, that s live at 7:00 p.m. eastern and carly fiorina speaking to voter
king and not really try and bring about what dr. king s policies were all about. when i look over the last 18 months from eric gardner and ferguson to some of our leaders, i wanted some of the young people that were not about headlines but about working and sacrifice to be with us and they are my special guests this morning. brandi and shanae, stand up, from ferguson, missouri. reverend compton lee, stand up. and many of our board members, lamel mcmorris and others that are here, reverend michael walron, the pastor, first corinthian baptist church, the largest growing church in the country, certainly in new york, he s with us. the dean of the civil rights movement, they call it civil rights establishment. somebody said to me the other day i was in the civil rights establishment. i said i ve been fighting getting the civil rights establishment all my life. you ain t insulting me. i remember i wasn t even established, let alone in the establishment. wade henderson is with us, t