with a fresh approach to help the >> tonight, the corridor steps up with a fresh approach to help the homeless. you know what, i want a sense of urgency, regardless of whether or not we raise the money we're doing this. >> how anyone can now help to solve a problem on the streets that is often ignored. plus, stop the violence. >> there are adults that care about them and are watching. >> coming together to promote peace among corridor kids. the quarter back who refused to national anthem,. >> you go sit in a corner and cry about how bad you have go it or get off your butt and go to work. >> all i see the most racist. >> your thoughts on rights versus respect. >> now, the corridor's top stories and the weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 newsb at 10:00. >> good evening. they're silent but early they

area. >> that's after a funnel crowd dropped out of the sky: let's go straight to rebecca for the latest information. >> there was a tornado warning for lynn county after there was a touchdown confirmed of a tornado near troy mills and that's in extreme northern part of the county, and it was a pretty rare situation in which the at moss fear didn't really support funnel clouds developing or then touching down. this is a photo from the sheriff's office looking the funnel cloud that didn't touchdown and it was weak and was likely not on the ground for any longer than maybe 60 seconds, and no damage was reported. once again a rare situation, and the reason why you heard those sirens if you heards area or if you were in cedar rapid, they do not have the ability to segment. if any part of the county is in a warning, everybody will tear siren. >> we do have some showers on

hundred you have 80 and washington where there's still some little bit of heavy rain on going there. it is going to start to fall apart within the next half an hour, we will keep clouds through the night. temperatures will fall into the mid to upper 60s by morning and there could be patchy fog out there as well to start your day. coming up in the full weather first forecast, how much longer you will need to hang on to that umbrella. thank you. nearly 10% of eastern iowa don't have health insurance, that means just here in ceda rapid, more than 10,000 people are in trouble if they have a medical concern. >> that could change and soon. connor morgan shows you how a corridor man is using his own hardships to help the homeless. >> michael jennings spent half of his life climbing the corporate ladder. >> i was working 65 or 70 hours a week. i was look for money to be my purpose in life, and it almost killed me. i ended up in the emergency room about almost five years ago and i nearly died. >> he needed to make a change

asking himself. >> who do we make permanent change? what is going to sustain our community, and the homeless population in our community. >> that question is creating a campaign called cr care a van to help. >> if i bring deodorant or band- aids or hat or gloves hopefully they will allow me to engage them in conversation and i can help link them to community resource. >> the goal, by low the poverty line. >> they don't have a primary care physician because they're uninsured. so without question they all use the emergency room as the primary care physician. that costs our local hospitals $900 per person who is uninsured per visit. >> working with local health care provide e churchs and colleges, jennings is gathering supplys and gathering to raise $20,000 to deliver these goods

is a too aggressive time line. i want a sense of urgency, whether or not we raise the must be we're doing this. >> as you heard the organizer seeking donations from the project. they just lunched a no fund me page to learn more about that and how you can help out visit our web site at cbs 2 i other idot come. shooting and shooting depths they don't have often in corridor but one is too in and a group is fighting back but not with more violence with food, friend and friendship. csb 2 news reporter is news news room with more on the mission. the group is named after their goal, stop the violence. today, dozens of families were in red monday park to promote peace at the stop the violence back to school cook out.

>> there's so in young kids out here dying. they're fighting each other using guns and all of this violence and stuff they see on violence. show these kids theres other things to do show them that there are adults that care about them and that are watching and that want to be role models for them just in case they don't have that them. just in case they don't have that person to talk to, that support. >> cedar rapids in to spend positive team with people. >> being here and being able to have the interaction and this type of setting, it is tremendous. >> and building bridges may be the best way to reach the solution. >> it let it is kids know that the police aren't bad. it is just they're trying to help out. >> i love the fact that our police in this time of police brutality going on around the world, that our police help our community, that they had rather

us. >> for stop the violence, today's community response seems promising. >> i think they're appreciative, even if they weren't we would still do it because that's coming from our heart. you lead by example. >> along with music and food organizers also had school supplies and clothing donations to help with some of the back to school pences. covering the pences,,cs news. donald trump try today clarify his illegal immigration, and some questions still remain. wendy gin et reports from new york. s from. >> donald trump's campaign manager told john dickerson on face the nation, the republican conway/trump campaign manager) (cg already on screen) "first, there is still no amnesty. secondly, he is building that wall. that has been the centerpiece of his candidacy and his immigration vision from the beginning and it has

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york. trump has a campaign event scheduled in new york city. our mission at cbs-2 - is to connect the presidential candidates with our viewers - to better inform - and empower you. we've reached out to the candidates - to participate in extended interviews - with our stations - all across the cou. country.we also want to hear from you. what questions do you want us to ask - the candidates. you can contact us - by email or facebook. - this week-end - - an n-f-l quarter - before his foot - ball game - even started.colin - cap- er - nick - refused to stand for the national anthem - - saying he can't honor a flag - for a country that oppresses?? black people. people.he says it's bigger than football - - your thoughts - in tonights say wt what the pictures of cap - er - nick sparked outrage - - from those who saw it as disrespectful.and those defending his right to protest. protest." making 20 - 30 million dollars and say well

picked on, baloney. " richard says - cap-er-nick should apologize - since being an american certainly hasn't hurt his success. success." i think anybody in america who wants to can make as much or as little out of his life as they want to i know plenty of minorities i live next to a reservation i've seen what happened to the reservation .. they're booming now. " " all i see is the most racist stuff about it. " they're booming now. >> all i see racist stuff about it. >> but the negative response to the national anthem protest moves he's right. >> the song represents freedom. heaths freedom to protest and people are knocking him for using his freedom. regardless of how much money he makes it is his choice. " i hope they kick him out of the country personally, myself right now, because hou shouldn't do that .. if they

way to support the cause not a negetive way. " on our facebook page elle writes - article 11 gives him the right to protest ... so i'd say he's acting pretty >> l writes article give tim right to. >> whether it agrees with our personal next or. >> we need one thing that can join us together as a country back-fired." act of not standing during the national anthem o direct the right kind of attention to his cause and instead has just caused almost more harm than good because people are more focused on that, then why he did it. " the n-f-l says it encourages players to stand for the anthem - but does not require it.you can share your thoughts - right now - on our facebook page. now a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. the university of iowa - changes its policy for

group - raised questions - in april. now - students can only write out the event - time - title - location and name of the group.the change - comes after - students for life - drew more than three-thousand hearts - on university side- walks.they represented the number of abortions - every day in the u-s.the hearts were power-washed - leaving number of abortions everyday and they were power washed leaving questions about why ot >> right now iowa is trying to figure out why so in released inmates become repeat offenders. the new information from department of corrections shows an increase in inmates going back to prison&tracks offenders to prison&-- within three years, that number is up about 100 inmates. last year, about 1500 inmates

and woodworking tools are off but earlier today they buzzed nonstop during the wood festival in the colonies the weekend long event featured woodworkers from all over the midwest show casing the wood talents. it included demonstration, furniture carvings and of course toys but 2,000 people showed up to the festival and more than somes like a lot of traffic. the sales and weather have been good. that has helped a lot. >> the amount of coldmies host a variety of events throughout the year and coming sup the ice cream social on september 1st. >> that's your cbs 2 newcb 10:00. -- in your first ten minute. >> still coming up next.

tell you about mod's big flash about it was a hot and humid summer-like day. we still have a couple of on going south of i-80 and we will have another chance for showers and stormshowers work start the

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take several months before it ready for use. use.how scientists are fighting the virus now, that could be the key to preventing the spread of the disease. during the dog days of summer - - it's just what you would hope to see.in anamosa - pooches spent the >> it is just what you would hope to see. >> this afternoon, dog pedaling at the pool. more than 100 pups attended this pool party each for just $5. it is one of the in fund raisers throughout the year for the animal welfare foundation. this is the fifth year for these furry friends to dive in. today's event raised $881. and that all goes to a new shelter being built right now. an open house is planned for the new place coming up in october. good time had by all. >> today it was perfect day for the humidity and the heat.

the latest in the weather forecast. >> definitely a nice day to be by the pool, and all the heat and humidity led to showers and thunderstorms. there was enough instability that triggered the storms and we had them south of highway 30. we did have a couple that creeped to the north including northern lynn county that led to aitor any doe warning that was likely just a very brief touchdown there and incident but we do still have some showers on going and even thunderstorms in portions of western washington county and eastern -- county to southeast of locally heavy rain and a cup of streaks of lightning there but it is starting to fall apart and we will start to dry out through the night tonight. but we are left with the warm and muggy feeling out there. temperatures right now still in the 70s. still 5-degrees in charles city

62 down in iowa and you and through the nights. it will stay mug. we will have a potential for fog, tomorrow morning, temperatures going be warm in mid to up 60s. you want to put the umbrella next to the keys and make sure the kids are prepared. we have another day with temperatures climbing temperatures 80s and a chanc for scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. >> we have a connection to gulf of mexico. we're feeling it across the midwest and that's leading to that sticky feeling outside and a potential for localitily heavy rain which we experienced today and could experience through parts of the work week. >> another rounds of summer-

front approaches on tuesday, but only monday afternoon, we have spotty showers and thunderstorm after the lunch hour close to about 1:00 in the afternoon. it will fade away and we will have possibly a couple of rounds on tuesday as the cold front gets closer. i am keeping an eye on flash flooding because of this tropical air mass that could lead to some heavy rain at times. so those rain chances i through tuesday, very summer- like weather with temperatures in the 80s, nights in the 60s, and then can he have will see a change behind this cold front, some drier air is going to be moving on in and that will lead to fall-like conditions once again for the middle and end of this upcoming work week, temperatures will be in the 70s during the day, through saturday and we could have about three or maybe four

weekend. >> nice weather is on the way. >> it is a while since we've had a nice week. >> a good stretch. >> i will see. >> starting to transition into fall. >> very good. >> speak of which you tell me,. >> six day. >> six days and iowa football will be here. the hawk eye versus two new starters at defensive -- eyes

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drew ott and nate meier are gone from a hawkeye defense that was pretty darn good last season - without a doubt - those are big shoes to fill - but iowa - looks to be well >> those are big shoes to fill but iowa looks to be well stock defensive end. >> and parker got plenty of reps as freshman last season after the injury. sophomores both cruisers listed as starters. >> i was out there almost just trying not to screw up and kind of turned around this year where i will try to make plays

invaluable. you can't recreate that somewhere else. it is just confident. it is the realization that you can do it. you can contribute and starting from there, once you have that belief, you can work on improving and working on your weaknesses. >> don't miss the premier of eye the hawk this is thursday at 6:30 p.m. on fox. we will take a closer look at iowa and their week one opponent. that will air every thursday throughout the football season. the vikings called the metro dome home and one 0 super bowls during that span. today it is a fresh start. a new era, a good young team took field in a brand new stadium. u.s. bank stadium opened up on sunday, preseason football between the vikings and chargers. teddy squeezes it in there.

it is scooped up by patterson for a minnesota touchdown, and then later, looking for the rook. the end zone to tread well and the first round pick comes done, a good start in the new stadium. vikings win 23-ing. >> david johnson in action against texas. first quarter owners love see this, johnson bursts through the whole and goes to set up a first and goal for the cardinals and then the former uni great finishes johnson side steps and cuts right in the end zone for six. six carries. >> there's not much left for zach johnson to accomplish in professional. he has won, and ten other pga tournaments, later this year, the iowa native can add to that. he qualified if for fifth rider cup on sunday. he's one of eight automatic qualifiers for sun.

2010, 2012 and 2014 and in each of those years, europe defeated the united states. >> he hit his fifth homer of the glenn that's a check of sports. we will be right back with vernon: a lot of childish bickering stopping you from getting things done. sounds like washington, but it was my house as i raised three daughters while starting a small business. i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families with affordable childcare, expanded family sick leave,

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>> dickerson: welcome back. we're back with more this former president vat candidate and current donald trump supporter dr. ben carson. dr. carson pick up where we left off on the question of immigration. you said donald trump wants to enforce the laws. so that logically leads to conclusion that 11 million people who are in the country illegally enforcing the laws would mean getting them out. on that, that's what has to be worked out which a lot of people who have been in this -- paid attention to this issue for awhile here as code. that's building a back door to ultimately not deport the 11 million who are in america and are undocumented. >> it's not really code. it's using our heads. using common sense. we have laws and regulations for a reason. we don't really know how they