Street there was only one that stayed 47 27 were open, we opened up this morning at 10 oclock, so were ready to go, and tomorrow we get our normal deliveries. The returns have been pretty slow throughout the morning. There wasnt a big rush right at 10 am, but we have seen people trickling back in throughout the day. Again, you can find an updated evacuation zoe in cedar rapids, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. The city today reminded people that even a small amount of flood water can be unsafe. If your electrical system, furnace or water heater have water damage, they are dangerous and you need to Call Alliant Energy and Midamerican Energy right away. If you need to hire a contractor to repair damage, you need to make sure theyre properly registered with the state by your screen 3192865929. Lin county is warning people about Carbon Monoxide poisoning as cleanup efforts begin. Thats because generators and other Power Equipment often emit Carbon Monoxide. Generators should only be run outside and away from open doors or windows. Running generators inside a home or a garage can kill people. The gas is invisible, doesnt have an odor or taste. Early symptoms of Carbon Monoxide poisoning include headache, two red cross emergency shelters are still open for those who still cant get back into their homes. Theyre at the st pauls Nited Methodist Church and the cedar Hills Community church. Last night, more than 130 people stayed in those two shelters. Thats up from roughly 120 the night before. Meteorologist joe winters joins us now with your first forecast. Joe, we really dont need rain as the river levels fall. Cedar rapids is asking people to place flood debris into four separate piles out at the curb. Those piles include one for household flood debris like drywall and carpeting. Another should be for Hazardous Materials like paint. One is also for appliances, and the fourth is for electronics. The city will collect those items for free. Cedar rapids is also asking everyone in the city to conserve water. As we wait for river levels to fall, to use water wisely. Our water control facility is seeing increased sewer flows from the saturated ground and sewer water thats entered the system. Any reduction will help our crews deal with the higher than normal flows into our Wastewater Treatment plant. The city says people who need to get rid of sandbags should keep them at company to collect them. There will be no charge to homeowners. Solid waste and recycling will not be collecting trash in the flood zone this week, although normal collections are continuing in the rest of cedar rapids. Collection in the flood zone will start on monday. The city has a big cleanup job too. Tv nines Dave Franzman is live at the Linn County Sheriffs Department with more about that. Dave, weve heard what the city is asking people to do with their sandbags barriers . Beth, this hesco barrier in front of the Sheriffs Office belongs to linn county. And this sand will not go to waste. Workers will recover it and it will be used in future road and Construction Projects for the county. Crews are carefully removing the wire reinforced hesco containers to reuse as many as possible in the so the plan is to return as many as possible in good shape. This flood barrier is far enough away from the river to be the first to come down. The sheriffs wants to get personnel back as soon as possible with the office here reopening to the public monday. But its a lot more complicated to take down than put up. Everything is heavier now and harder to get at weve got two rows that butt up against each other so we cant get the lifting hooks in to pick up that front row so it will take some time, at least 34 days the county spent about 100thousand dollars to buy enough hesco barriers for the Sheriffs Office, the jail and the the city of cedar rapids will reuse sand that doesnt come in contact with flood waters. And the citys Flood Control manager says some of the earthen berms created to go along with the temporary hesco barriers will stay up for now to save time if flood protection is needed again. Live in cedar rapids, Dave Franzman kcrg tv9 news. The flooding situation along the wapsipincon river has really changed, even in the past few hours. This is the scene in Oxford Junction. Thats in jones county. Citys park. Today, that water is now over the road is several places and more home owners are dealing with flooding. This is a community that has dealt with repeat flooding in recent years. People there say the flood water is almost as high as the flood in 2008. I hate to say we are getting use to it, but we know what to prepare for. People living in Oxford Junction say they dont have any flood protection infrastructur e. Instead, theyve depended a 13 year old boy now faces charges for a shooting yesterday morning that killed a girl in cedar rapids. Police have identified the girl as ireshia parks. She was also just 13. Police chief wayne jerman says the boy accidentally fired a gun in the 800 block of 15th street southeast. The shot hit parks, and she died later at Mercy Medical center. The boy faces charges of interference with official acts. Police have not released his name. Police legally cant release his name because of a new state law. It seals the records of juveniles, except for forcible felony charges, such as murder, firstdegree burglary, and kidnapping. Involuntary manslaughter is not a forcible felony. Two other teenagers face charges of interference with official acts. They include a 15 year old whom the police cannot morrow. Today, iowas governor stopped by some of the communities hardest hit by the flooding. Hear what kind of financial help hes hoping flood victims can get. Stay with tv9. Skies eventually clear tonight with lows returning to the 40s. Sunshine tomorrow with somewhat lighter winds and highs back near 70. Well hover close to 70 into the weekend, although more clouds return on a good night tonight turning mostly clear. Wind n 510. Low 48 tomorrow mostly sunny. Not quite as windy. Wind n partly cloudy. Wind n 510. Low 49 friday partly cloudy. High 70 low 49 saturday mostly cloudy. High 69 low 52 sunday partly cloudy. High 72 low 53 high 78 low 55 wednesday chance of showers storms. High 73 low 56 thursday mostly choices we make raising our kids. This week our panel of moms is sharing advice for the rest of us on what theyve learned from their own mistakes. Panelist and parenting expert Bridget Barnes talks about a mistake she made bridget sot when my son was going to move out, he was still very young and he was 19 and my husband allowed him to have access to a lot a great deal of money he spent like he didnt know what to do. And i was like thats wrong, he doesnt have a clue about this and so i w was a big mistake and he bought all kinds of toys that he shouldnt have. Pam sot on the one hand you want him to have independence and learn from it, but the other hand thats a lot of money. Cheryl on cam weve all been there. Share your mistakes at our facebook page. And see more of this discussion at momseveryday. Com. Im Cheryl Hackett communities today. They included vinton, palo, and cedar rapids. In palo, city leaders told governor branstad about what they did to hold back floodwaters. The community issued a mandatory evacuation for more than a 100 homes in lowlying areas. But fewer than half of homeowners left their property. The city says about 20 homes have up to two inches of water. The governor says hes hoping to get federal dollars to help pay for damages. Ive already declared this a state disasters area. Now well threshold, a president ial designation that makes Additional Resources available, like was done in 2008. Once water recedes further, the city says it will begin cleanup efforts. For now, its asking people to take their dry sandbags to the community centr. Just two days after the first president ial debate, both Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump are today, trump held a rally in council bluffs. He talked immigration, bringing vocal trump supporter michelle root on stage. Root is an iowa mother whose daughter, sarah, died after a drunk driver in the country illegally hit her. The driver posted bail and disappeared. If Hillary Clinton wins, how many more girls are going to die at the hands of their policies. The rally came just before tomorrow. Tomorrow, Hillary Clinton will be campaigning at Cowles Commons in des moines. In clarksville, flooding along the Shell Rock River damaged dozens of homes. Youll hear from some of them next. On your 24hour the brunt of their cleanup efforts after they saw the worst of the flooding late last week. The Shell Rock River crested there friday. But kcrg tv nines phil reed reports the situation is still serious in clarksville. The clarksville mayor says the Shell Rock River crested two feet higher than predicted at 20. 5. He says more than 150 homes were edward and susan heine as you can see all of their appliances including , their washer, dryer, refrigerator and stove are in their garage while inside the home, volunteers are working to pump water out of their basement. They say it got as high as 10 inches. They also worked to clear debris, and remove the drywall that was damaged. The owners are happy for the support of neighbors, and Susan Heine Clarksville it was good until about yesterday and i think the adrenaline finally left and i. Its starting to, its harder now than it was at first when you were really. There was so much to do tag the mayor says the dyke they built after the 2008 flood helped keep water out of their city for an extra day. Fema inspectors will be here tomorrow. In Clarksville Phil Reed kcrg tv9 news. In waterloo, cleanup efforts are also underway. Today the city started picking up sandbags that people are putting out at the curb. The city will do that through friday, october seventh. Now heres a look at whats coming up at 5 30 on abcs world news. World news tonig w details on that shooting in an Elementary School in south carolina. Three people injured, including two students. The suspect now in custody. What we the process. And we join the Prairie High SchoolFootball Team at practice today. Their success a little bit of a surprise this year, after winning four in a row. Join us tonight at 6. T with lows returning to the 40s. Sunshine is back again tomorrow with somewhat lighter winds and highs back near 70. Well hover close to 70 into the weekend, although more clouds return on saturday. Dry weather should continue until wednesday. Have a good night tonight turning mostly clear. Not quite as windy. Wind n 1020. High 70 thank you for joining us for kcrgtv9 news at 5. Now we go to new york for abcs tonight, breaking news. Shots fired at an Elementary School. Hitting children and a teacher, a suspect in custody. Images now coming in from the scene. The Deadly Police shooting. The aftermath live on facebook. The mans sister saying she told police he was unarmed. Authorities say he was in a, quote, shooting stance. The breaking headline here tonight, they now know who the mystery men are, after those bombs placed in new york. Where are they now . Major developments in the race for the white house. Donald trump moments ago with a fresh attack on Hillary Clinton. And, tonight, trumps team acknowledges he needs to practice for the next debate. Meanwhile, Michelle Obama tonight not holding back against trump. And the volcano erupting