right now on cbs 2 this morning...how eastern iowans are still dealing with the aftermath of devastating flooding. the severe weather that ravaged other parts of the midwest. how eastern iowa -- iowa's are still dealing with devastating flooding. all eyes are on the flooding this morning that continues across north and east iowa. let's get into flood warnings we have an effect and we see across the north and east iowa brummett decorah area continuing. fayette county area flood warning through 11 30:00 a.m.

this morning. then we turn our attention over toward clayton county. flood warnings will stay in effect until 7:00 a.m. on sunday morning. as of 5:00 a.m. the truckee river in spill so continues to recede so that is good news. the class of 2000 yesterday. the truckee river in el dorado at 23. 75 feet. that is falling but the continues to rise. al qaeda currently 13. 1 feet that will crest at 25 feet tonight. the last few hours have been comfortable in the lower 70s. we are giving to the low 60s as we start the day. a live look on doppler radar with showers in southeast iowa. will drop to the upper 60s over

the afternoon and 80 degrees. authorities in chickasaw county were not able to save the driver pleading for help as he was swept away by flooding. happen just after 4:30 a.m. wednesday morning. authorities say a driver called 911 saying floodwaters pushed his car off the road. later rescuers found the man's --r near waller but no sign of affecting parts of eastern iowa.school officials in decorah and riceville have cancelled classes again today. decorah schools were forced to close on their first day back yesterday.flood waters damaged several homes and businesses. some were forced out of their homes before it was too late. we can hear water right away when when we got to our bedroom door we ran through the kitchen and opened the basement and it was like a tidal wave of water the basement was filling up and the walls had collapsed in the

to get out the water is coming up the stairs. stairs.right now, there are no mandatory evacuations in effect. help for victims - has come near and far to assist those affected by devastating flooding.the turkey river in fort atkinson swelled up from those heavy rains that hit north east iowared cross and salvation army volunteers were on site helping flooding victims on wednesday,they tell cbs 2 news - even if you can't physically help in the flooded areas - you can still give monetarydo "what we can do with financial assistance is mobilize that money and mobilize those funds to get and utilize those in a bulk way. so we come up and we bring our clean up kits, we bring up food, we bring up water and we can do that and do it expiditiously." expiditiously."red cross officials we talked to also asks that you keep the victims of flood damage in your

the national weather service in la crosse announced that there is a place people can go due to the flash flooding. those in need of shelter or food can go to stone ridge the national weather service in la crosse said there is a place for people to go due to flooding. if you need shelter or food go to stone ridge community church in the -- decorah on montgomery street and highway nine. we want to thank you for sharing your pictures from the flash flooding. cbs2 news received several images you're looking at from our viewers. if you approach a road covered in water the best idea is to turn around and find a safer way. parts of indiana were hit hard by tornadoes. as many as eight twisters were reported near kokomo about 40 miles north of indianapolis. this amazing video captures the

no customers or employees were hurt in the building. other structures were damaged as well. indiana governor and vice presidential nominee left the campaign trail to survey the damage. >> kokomo indiana in 2013 this same area was struck by a tornado. as the mayor and i talk about that night i can tell how have these his heart was that very same neighborhood and in some cases the same affected just a few short years later. sprint tens of thousands of people in the area went much of the day without power. hillary clinton is on the defense about her family's charitable foundation. she called an ap report absurd and said it only looked at the small portion of her time as secretary of state. the report found that more than half of the nongovernment officials who met with clinton said he has no regrets rtment

"we're trying to do good things. if there's something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives, i don't know >> we are trying to do good things. is there a set -- doing the things i don't know what it is through the people who give money know exactly what they were doing. i have nothing to say about it. other than i'm really proud. >> clinton foundation recently said it would ban from done stomach a man has been found not guilty in the second trial for the shooting death of a teenager. hobbes was previously convicted of the killing but earlier this year was granted a second trial. jurors in his first trial were some facebook photos have included gang affiliations and that violated a previous ruling

receives thousands of dollars for keeping quite about osama 95-grand, the city of waterloo negotiated an extra 5-thousand dollars to keep the deal a secr. secret.the terms of the deal meant 19-year-old malcolm anderson and his attorney would not have press conferences, talk to civil rights groups or mention it on social media. media.the details were uncovered in a confidentiality agreement under state open records law. law.critics say it could be illegal for an iowa government agency to demand confidentiality in a case like new details have been released on the man who shot and killed five dallas police officers las month. month.newly released documents say former army reserve solder micah johnson showed symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder after returning home from afghanistan in 20-14. johnson sought treatment for anxiety, depression and disorder after returning home from afghanistan in 2014. johnson shot -- sought

decided he did not pose a risk to others or himself. authorities later killed him using a bomb carrying robot. princes home, paisley park will soon be open to the public. fans of the late rock legend can start buying tickets online tomorrow for towards that began october 3. the 65,000 square- foot estate in chanhassen, minnesota is where the superstar recorded, produced and mixed most of his hits. working to beautify some cedar rapids homes in need of a little love. the home repair blitz has dozens of volunteers working to landscape, paint and repair 6 homes throughout the week. the work in wellington heights is funded by donors - from the volunteers working to landscape, paint, and repair six homes. the work in wellington heights is funded by donors from the paint to the labor. one organizer tells cbs2 news

thousand dollars. >> it is daunting we have been very grateful to all of our volunteers have come out. the bad luck for one semi pro gulf we have plenty of sunshine on the way after cloud cover this morning. you'll see numbers around 70 at 9:00 a.m.

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mostly sunny skies this afternoon and our temperatures are on the way down with low 80s today and upper 70s as we have through friday. 75 degrees at 10:00 a.m., upper 70s at lunchtime and lower 80s as we head through the afternoon. we will do that with sunny skies out there. doppler radar is quiet right now, other than a couple of showers in washington county heading off to we still have flood concerns across north and east iowa. you will see around howard, chickasaw, when the sheik, fayette and clayton county. the latest river hours that tricky river is receiving it crested at 22. 2 feet yesterday currently a 16. three. we are watching downstream the truckee river in el dorado as well as al qaeda or and

seventy-five flood stage is 13 feet. it is falling and depressed but the river rises as we have today. al qaeda are at 14 feet it is expected to be almost twice what it should be up just under rather the 28 feet it was in 2008. so they are expecting flooding there today. in cedar rapids we are dry as we look downtown currently degrees with north-west winds at 5 miles an hour. fifty-nine old line, 63 in waterloo, 70 in iowa city and washington. we pick up the forecast highs today the ladies in des moines, upper 70s in ft. dodge, said in a ottumwa, dubuque in the upper 70s and cedar rapids ride about 80. we sauced out of showers and thunderstorms last night most of his well-off tourists out of

through iowa today. winds will turn to the north and as a result cooler air moves in it's not nearly as humid as what has been that last few days. we find skies unclear in the afternoon. more so clearing into the evening and overnight. the forecast is at 70 and a quarter, anyone in iowa city, i'll cater 80, 79 in dubuque. clouds this morning about a 20% chance of showers. we can erase that now. it will be a cooler day today. today's foca kingston tonight it should be great weather that do for that. but in their 50s in the north, upper 50s and 60s in the south are mostly clear. our first friday night football together features the lower 70s for the daytime,% as for the daytime and central and southern parts of the viewing area and fork for japan i. kickoff will feature just a few clouds at 72 degrees. all in all feeling fine as we

50-yard line 59 tonight on the 76 tomorrow, 64 tomorrow night and rain showers are in the forecast with upper 70s seven -- saturday and scattered showers saturday night. the big kinnick concert saturday night as well with low 80s and showers in the morning on sunday, 65 sunday night, 82 monday 81 tuesday and wednesday with scattered showers. in baseball, i'm told there's slam for one illinois baseball player - turned out to be a little bitter sweet. sweet. you might call it the grand slam heard by many but felt by the fellow who dealt the crushing blow.sunday night at gcs ballpark in sauget, illinois, brandon thomas hit a homerun that broke the window of this 2008 toyota tundra parked in the parking lot.he also owns that truck.(brandon thomas/centerfielder, gateway grizzlies) "when i hit it, i knew i got it. i just wasn?t sure it was going to be fair

enough."that?s right, the glass shattering smash to this truck owned by brandon thomas came at the hand?s of, none other than the truck?s owner, brandon thomas.(sam levitt/play-by-play broadcaster, gateway grizzlies) "i mean, the things that have to line up for that to happen. he has to park his car in that spot. he has to hit the ball to that spot. it has to be turned around the right way."in a playoff hunt against a joliet team that?s leading their frontier league division, the gateway grizzlies were down 3-0 in the second inning, when thomas took matters into his own hands, hitting the grand and leading the team to an eventual 17-6 win.(brandon thomas/centerfielder, gateway grizzlies) "i didn?t really realize it at the time, but slam and leading the team to an eventual seven-six win. >> i didn't realize it at the time but the chances of this happening at the time in that situation you know cannot be too high. sunglasses flattered the windshield and hit the glasses shattered the windshield began to make its way into becoming a social media sensation.

lot that linda thomas' home run ball back in his home track. to make it wasn't just a little crack it's pretty good damage at least i ago i hit it pretty good. spirit he at least will always have the windshield repair bill to remind him. coming up next to new treatment for high patients that could help their vision as

welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? here's a look at the bus stop forecast radar going to be some clouds this morning and astray shower in the south east and around 60 degrees. bruce goldblatt owns a towing company so he eyes for work... he says his vision changed about a year >> bruce goldblatt owns a towing company, so he relies on his eyes for work. he said his vision changed about a year and a half ago. >> i started to notice some shadowing, especially driving at night. cataracts.. a clouding of the lens of the eye. his doctor recommended surgery to remove his old lens and replace it with a new fda approved one

previous options, the lens from abott can improve vision at near, intermediate and far distances and points in between. (sot dr. eric donnenfeld /ophthalmic consultants of long island ) it's a brand new category of lens that gives patients continuous vision and reduces their dependence and many times eliminates their dependence upon glasses following cataract surgery times a lemonade's a person's dependence upon glasses. >> versus the first person in the country to get the new since it was fda approved. self-confidence nats after f surgery can you see out of the eye a little bit now ? bruce says he's excited for the future. nats leaving (sot bruce goldblatt/cataract patient)i'm a very active 65 year old. i ride motorcycles long distance and i also do jet skiing it usually takes about a week or two as the eye heals for final results. kenneth craig, cbs news, carle place, new york cataracts are most often related to aging.it's

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oblem is, his feet drag. upper 60s this morning with clouds, clear by midday and 77 and mostly sunny through the afternoon with a high of about 80. satellite and radar featuring clouds this morning, those are

forecast. along with them go those very scary showers. here's predictor and a nice quiet morning midday and nice sunny skies we had to the afternoon. temperatures in the upper 70s and a quarter and charles city. any of waterloo, manchester, cedar rapids, anyone in iowa city. we are in the 50s tonight and tomorrow in the mid-to upper 70s british should be nice and comfortable 64 and clouds building late friday night and into very early saturday. we'll see scattered shower highs in the upper 70s down to 64 was showers saturday night and low 80s sunday with scattered showers and clearing sunday night. by monday and 82 will stay in the lower 80s tuesday and wednesday with some passing showers late tuesday night or wednesday morning. our ten day temperature trend start september on thursday with bright weather and temperatures in the mid-to low 80s.

authorities in scott county have arrested this man, 30-year- old donald coyne on child endangerment charges. they say he broke the bones of his three -week-old baby. back in april doctors tipped off police that the baby had multiple broken bones including a broken bone. that led to an investigation and now he is behind bars with a court date set for next friday. if found guilty he could face the next ten years in prison. a new policy is in effect for iowa prison inmates. the iowa department in proved a gender dysphoria management policy. it requires prison staff to use an image preferred pronoun and first name. it also makes way for individualized plans for medical care for inmates with gender disorder. the new policy will not apply to county jails or community correction facilities. in iowa there are six inmates who classify as gender dysphoric or transgender. a search committee is in place to find the next president of the university of northern iowa.

yesterday a committee that will interview several candidates. committee leaders vowed to be open and transparent during his months long process. the group will meet next week in cedar falls. comedian bob oden park is writing a book about his life. random house announced night live, light night with conan obrien and of course breaking bad and better call saul.a random house executive said the book will give odenkirk'sv not know the comedian's past "a look at the remarkable writer and comedic mind hiding just beneath that character." no word on when it will be published. it's right now it's degrees in the new program being tested right now in iowa - that could one day benefit students

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cbs 2 this morning...what work is being done so residents can call iowa city home - without breaking the budget. the important traffic alert you need to know - if you travel along one busy cedar rapids road. plus, how heading back to school can cause stress in some kids - and what you can do to help. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. 's the sun is up and everything is looking good if you're headed that way. we are going to check in on the levels of the water this morning. justin roberts worked so hard yesterday to make sure we were all well informed. more flooding today as everything works its way downstream.

flooding another flood warnings we have in effect for the very garrulous daughter of british economic economic burden of flood warning continues through 11 a.m. this one for al micki, chickasaw, howard, and tashi county. an aerial flood warning continues for fayette county until 11 30:00 a.m. and a flood warning around the turkey river into clayton county until seven a.m. sunday morning per the latest river levels are ju 16. 0 two is where the river as it spills will deliver -- river continues to fall after that 20- foot crest yesterday. turkey river in el dorado continues to hold steady. there has been some debris jamming around the gate so it has been holding steady at 23. fifty-two. the turkey river will continue to rise. currently it is at 14. 19, that is expected to rise and crest at 25 feet overnight tonight through early friday

doppler radar as dry as rain continues to move out of the forecast. there's a live look at cedar rapids downtown. you can see the traffic on the s. curves we are cloudy and 66 degrees but clearing skies on the way today with. sixty-one in all wine, 63 waterloo, 66 in dubuque, 70 in iowa city, winds at the north and west at 5 miles-10 miles an hour. iowa city can be pretty costly. city leaders say their search for a solution to that problem iowa city say they need to create more housing - to lower the demand - and in turn - lower prices. prices.last night about 60 people showed up to an open house to discuss the city's affordable home action plan.it was first introduced back in june.according to a study by the city staff---iowa city has a vacancy rate of less than two percent.so the homes and

available for rent -- go for top dollar.iowa city's mayor says families and students living in iowa city spend too much money on housing. they can't afford to do anything else. they can't afford food or to provide for their kids or transportation. the iowa city city council will deliberate over the action plan on september 20th. cannot afford transportation where they need to go. >> be iowa city council will deliver an action plan on septbe what you think about it. if you have any questions, comments, which know about the actions and recommendations visit our website cbs2 iowa.com. an accident from yesterday has been cleared up but authorities warned drivers need to be extra cautious because now animals could be attracted to the scene. a truck loaded with horse feed spilled over into the median on highway 30 between edgewood

most of the bosom of the feed could still be there that may attract other wildlife. the driver in the crash was hurt but is expected to be okay. an accident outside a sent a text alert, as well as an email to parents explaining what happened and alerting them that all students were safe.because of the emergency units responding- the school recommends that parents talk to their kids about the accident.no word right now on the severity of the workers' injuries this week marks the begi of a new school year throughout the corridor. corridor.while many students are excited to be back in class - it can also make some anxious.cbs 2 news spoke to one counselor at clear creek amana who told us things like new schedules, a new environment and new people can all contribute to their anxiety.and all that could affect a child's school work. grant elsbernd, cca school counselor09:31:33 if a kid's not feeling well at school, they're not going to learn as well as a kid who is feeling well, feeling happy, safe at sc. school.he says it's important

to help get rid of the stress. school counselors can connect students and parents to resources that could help. the iowa department of public safety is looking into ways police officers can work with schools - and keep your kids safe during an emergency.cbs 2 news statehouse reporter steffi lee shows us the new program -- in a story you will see only on cbs 2 news. news. if there was an emergency and if everyone ended up using their cell phones or connected to wifi to get a hold of one >> if there was an emergency and if everyone ended up using their cell phones or wifi to get a hold of one another it could potentially clog the network. by having a secured wifi at the norwalk divinity school district that means police will not have to compete with mothers, and can communicate more quickly. >> if you're a police officer at a school emergency and you are trying to get the picture of the suspect downloaded on your car computer so you can identify that person in a crowd

>> that is an example of how the wise highlight initiative store for wifi internet school emergencies can help. norwalk high school is one of three where police can use a private wifi connection in case of an emergency. it is wired into the larger broadband network already at the school. >> it helps to secure the safety of our holdings and grounds. norwalk police chief says officers will be able to send and receive information from >> in an emergency we can connect to our networks through wifi and not have to worry about the cellular network and whether or not it has gone down. >> because it is another resource to use in the field but chief says it is not only about efficiency, but another chance to build a stronger bond between police and the community. >> this will allow us more opportunity to be on school

students, teachers, visitors in a positive way more frequently. the iowa department of public safety says if this pilot program is six -- successful they will expand two other schools. stomach and update in the fight against isis. turkish warships and help take back a border town. turkish tanks crossed the the attack came on the same day vice president joe biden was visiting turkey's president. biden said the u.s. supported the operation and that american forces provided air cover. stomach militants in afghanistan killed several people and want more of an attack at the american university of afghanistan. 13 people were killed including seven students and six guards and police. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack so far. it is unclear how many attackers there were.

calming -- coming to campus well into the night for those responsible. orlando health and florida hospitals announced they will waive the medical bills for the victims of the pulse nightclub shooting in june. forty-nine people were killed in the massacre and 53 others injured. the move will cost the hospitals more than $5 million. stomach a powerful six. town of tude earthquake in earthquake hit early wednesday morning in italy.rescue efforts are continuing through the night.officials say in some cases - victims have been rescued alive after two days in rubble.a series of strong after-shocks have been felt since the initial quake. an american basketball team that was in italy is back home safe this morning - after that deadly earthquake.the elon university women's baksetball team was in rome - about 100 miles from the center of the earthquake.some players were

by the tremors.no one on the team was injured, but the head coach says she did wonder if they needed to evacuate. (charlotte smith/head coach, elon university women's basketball)"i was very curious to get up and find out what was going on, and to try and find out if there was cause to wake up everyone in our travel " party."the elon squad was in italy for a 10-day visit. during their stay, they played several exhibition games. a 6-point-8 magnitude earthquake struck central myanmar on wednesday.an official there says villagers around the epicenter say they felt buildings remain intact, two deaths were reported in one town.data from the u-s geological survey shows -- the tremors were felt as far away as bangladesh, india and thailand. it's and right now in it's degrees.there's still more cbs 2 this morning to come.but first let's take a look at what we're working on for fox 28 morning live. live.how farmers are helping firefighters tackle the blaze in washington. and why a successful missile launch in north korea has kim

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we have clouds this morning but we are clearing. as the day rolls on temperatures will cool. we got to the mid-80s yesterday's date is low 80s and upper 70s for today and tomorrow. nice weather coming out of his eyes. 74:10 a.m., 77 avenue and a

sunny skies this afternoon. a little scattered shower activity this morning in the southeast through the rest of it is called clutter up with a little bit of moisture may be in the form of some haze out there. the big story of the day yesterday was the flooding and we will continue to keep watching that today across north and east iowa has received more flooding concerns and flood warning in effect for areas along the turkey river across north and east iowa in effect through 11 a. or concerns a floating around the turkey river in fayette county. that will stay in effect until 11 30:00 a.m. this morning. and then went over to clayton county where we continue to see flood warnings continue around the turkey river especially in al qaeda. they are expecting that to rise to as much as 25 feet. we will show you these levels coming up. turkey river at 16. 0 two it was at 20 feet yesterday and it continues to fall.

river around eldorado where we can see 23. five that has been holding steady for the time being. that is almost about 10 feet above flood stage. the level continues to rise in al qaeda c-charlie 14. 1 feet. flood stage is 12 feet they are expected to crest anywhere from 23-25 feet by late night tonight through friday morning. in cedar rapids we are sunny and dry 66 degrees. northwest wind up five on the board 66 interview, 64 monticello, 70 in iowa city. our highs today looking at about 79 and 80 in waterloo in cedar rapids. eighty-two in des moines and the midwest picture shows cooler air with 60s and 70s to the northwest. the 70s and 80s around iowa. 80s and 90s back toward indianapolis. the predictor featuring this cold front on the move continues to move through the

the next couple of days. behind a high pressure moves through and that will keep things clearing this afternoon. quite snide and mostly sunny skies for friday. we can see the clouds continuing to fan out through the afternoon and into the evening and overnight tonight. let's go into friday will restore with nice quiet conditions varied by friday afternoon our skies we will see a little bit of cloud cover and a few clouds for friday night late friday night and into saturday we will start to see scattered shower chances of moving to the saturday looks to be a cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms through the day. today clearing upper 70s and low 80s in the north. the north-west breeze at six to 12. seventy-eight in washington, 79 in tipton, 80 in anamosa. out the door with a few clouds this morning in cedar rapids, 64 we are cooler thanks to the northwest breeze. by the action and clouds move out mainly sunny and

miles and spent the clouds will continue to thin. seventy-three mostly clear amcam with the north was present 5 miles-10 miles. mr. friday night football forecast 72 for kick off tomorrow and we will see a few clouds of their peer but it looks like the rain will hold off until late friday night into saturday with an overnight low of 64. we will keep early raindrops sunday and 81. low 80s monday tuesday, and wednesday. scattered shower chances once again tuesday nit wednesday, the last day of august. good morning to claremont

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keep that in mind if you are headed out there today. let's take a look now at i. 380 northeast things are running smooth this morning. authorities in chickasaw county were not able to save a driver pleading for help as he was being swept away by flooding. it happened just after 4:30 a.m. wednesday morning. authorities say a driver called 911 saying floodwaters pushed his car off the road. rescuers later found the man's car near waller but no son of victim. after floodwaters receded along the little turkey river that man's body was found. authorities have not released his identity. cleanup has started in areas hit hard by the devastating flooding. yesterday the turkey river in ft. atkinson's will that be from heavy rains. red cross and salvation army volunteers were on site to help flood victims wednesday. they tell cbs2 news that even if you cannot physically help in the flood areas you can still give monetary donations.

financial assistance is mobilized that money and mobilize those funds to get and utilize those in a bulk way. so we bring our cleanup kits and bring up food, would bring up water. we can do that and do it expeditiously. >> red cross officials we talked and also asked to keep kokomo - which is about 40 in to be se were hit hard by tornadoes. as many as eight twisters were reported near kokomo about 40 miles north minneapolis. this amazing video captures a moment of starbucks is not down by the storm. luckily no customers or employees we're heard inside the building. another of other structures were damaged. indiana governor vice president of nominee mike pence left campaign trail to survey the

select kokomo indiana in 2013. the mayor and i talk about that tonight i could tell how heavy his heart was. the very same neighborhood and in some cases the same families were affected by another tornado just a few short years ago. >> tens of thousands of people in the area when much of the day with no power. only minor injuries were reported throughout the state. hillary clinton called an ap report observes that looked at a small portion of her time as secretary of state. the report found that more than half of the nongovernment officials who met with clinton while having the state department gave money to the foundation contributing as much as $106,000,000.02 charity. former president bill clinton said he has no regrets regarding the charity. >> we tried to do good things. there is something wrong with creating jobs and saving lives i don't know what it is.

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here are the three stories you need to know to start your thur. thursday.in waterlo - jurors have found a man not guilty in his second here's a look at the top three stories you need to start your day. in waterloo, jurors found a man not guilty in the second trial of the shooting death of a teenager. 25-year-old blond as holmes was found not guilty yesterday to 2013 shooting of declan campbell. holmes was previously convicted in the killing but earlier this year was granted a second trial. jurors at his first trial were some facebook photos that included gang affiliations that violated a previous ruling by the judge. an accident from yesterday

authorities now warn drivers to be extra cautious because animals could be attracted to the scene. a truck loaded with horse feed rolled over to the median on highway 30 between edgewood road in wayne's boulevard. hers were able to clean it up as some of the feed could still be there but which could attract deer and other wildlife. the driver in the crash was heard but is expected to be okay. flooding in what she county from wednesday's still affecting parts of eastern iowa. school officials in decorah and rice will have canceled classes again today. the core schoo close on the first day back yesterday. floodwaters damaged several homes and businesses throughout northeast iowa. there are no mandatory evacuations in effect currently. we watch closely the flooding across northeast iowa. sixty-five and 0 bits, 69 in iowa city, dubuque 65, decorah is 61. flood warnings continue through saturday very early sunday through parts of northeast iowa. we have that information right

turkey river is falling and 16. 2 feet it crested at 20 feet yesterday. we will stay above flood stage through friday. we are watching a couple good morning,

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, august 25th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? the number of earthquake victims in italy jumps dramatically the desperate search for survivors intensifies. we just made it into one of the hardest hit towns for the wo world's first look at damage there. more than 20 tornadoes rip across indiana, tearing through homes and businesses. people are trapped inside, as buildings collapse around them. and hillary clinton hits back after donald trump calls her a bigot. trump's campaign manager is in studio 57. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."