can light up. the last few hours in the mid to upper 70s. we started the morning at 70 degrees. upper 70s right now. doppler radar offering scattered showers. let's look at temps currently in cedar rapids. we are cloudy at 78 degrees right now. i was schools let to out -- let out early. 77 in cedar rapids. dewpoints in the lower 70s. a cold front passing through. that'd change the forecast. winds come to the northwest at five to 10 and that will help cool things down this evening into the overnight. plenty of cloud cover and

some scattered thundershowers not out of the question. we'll talk about what's ahead for the rest of the week in that forecast coming up in about 10 minutes time. one person hit by a train this morning. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live right now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: train service has resumed now but earlier today people from the train company as well as the sheriffs department were out incident. the incident took place around 8:00 a.m. this morning just west. the train involved was a union pacific train. the pacific spokesperson tells us it was carrying goods from chicago and heading to portland. train service has resumed. the sheriff in this county does not know why the person was on the tracks or how they got on the tracks for that. we will have that information

stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. new at noon, one person now recovering after a crash this morning in cedar rapids. police tell cbs 2 news, a 19-year-old woman ran a red light on sixth street and hit a pickup truck driving on first avenue. the truck flipped over and landed partially on top of the light, and violating the rules of driving with a learner's permit. a police officer in winterset, no one else was hurt. the driver of the car was violating the rules of driving with a learners permit. when the drunk driver was driving about 60 miles per hour down the wrong side of the road.on the dash cam video, you can see the headlights getting brighter before the officer swerves onto the shoulder to avoid the head-on crash.the officer was able to catch up with the driver and stop him. smokers in johnson county may soon need to be more morecareful where they light up.a policy that is currently in effect in north liberty and

are treated the same as regular cigarettes for where they can be used in all three communities.both north liberty and coralville also have a rule that smokers need to be at least 25 feet away from a public entrance.county health officials are talking with iowa city to add that to the city's ordinance. doug beardsley, johnson county public health director11:34:00 there are some things in e- cigarette vapor. such as volatile organic compounds, formaldehyde, heavy metals and the nicotine that can be harmful to health. health. department is hoping to make significant progress on this in the next few weeks and months. some tobacco stores in eastern iowa will soon see a major overhaul. tobacco outlet plus stores are changing into kwik trip express convenience stores. the company says they're making the change because of shifts in trends. they say not tobacco outlet plus stores are

express convenience stores. the company says they're making the change because of the shifting african-american voters took a hit after a racist tweet from one of his supporters.while clinton faces new calls to separate the clinton foundation from ties to foreign governments and corpora. corporations.craig boswell has the latest from washington. washington. (nats) "it's not racist to be proud to be an american!" pastor mark burns is a donald trump supporter and frequent warmup act at trump rallies. (gfx)but he's now backtracking after he sent this tweet tuesday showing hillary accusing her of pandering to voters.(sot: pastor mark burns/donald trump supporter) "i still stand by what the image represents but i think that, you know, i should have used better judgement."the incident comes as trump has tried to reach out to minority voters in an effort to beat back hillary clinton's claims his campaign is appealing to extremist white nationalist groups.(sot: sec. hillary clinton/(d) presidential hillary clinton campaigns his campaign

appealing to groups. >> these are racist idea. >> david duke values, donald trump values. >> clinton has been off the campaign trail focusing on fundraising for the upcoming debates, but she still faces pressure over ties to the clinton foundation donors. >> the new york times is calling for the foundation to stop accepting foreign and corporate donations immediately. the governor said that should've happened years ago. >> if it be a conflict of interest if she was president of the united states to take money from foreign donors, how is it not a conflict of interest when she was secretary of state? >> more than half of americans believe the clinton foundation donors got special treatment from secretary clinton, something the state department and the clinton campaign denies. cbs news, the white house. >> just within the last two hours, is now requesting an fbi investigation into the threat

presidential race. reid says there is a direct connection is requesting an fbi investigation into the threat of russia and donald trump's presidential campaign.reid's request comes after reports that foreign hackers breached voting registration websites in arizona and illinois. cyber security experts say the recent hacks show vulnerabilities in the election process -- but a nationwide attack is unlikely. that brings us to our question of the day --if the presidential election were held today, who would you choose?to answer, look for the question of the day button on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews not only with our station but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we've reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews. we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from

coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, tracking multiple strong storms that are right now making their way toward the east coast. mother nature giving us a bit of cloud cover and a few scattered showers as we had to break. let's take a look at what's ahead for the weekend and we slide the numbers on and you'll see that they are taking their sweet time to

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from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. a tropical storm warning is that's my plan. now in effect for portions of the outer banks of north carolina, as two storms bear forecasters are expecting a tropical depression to power up to a tropical storm and make landfall today.a second depression is closing in of the gulf of mexico near florida.it's still more than 300 miles west of key a tropical storm warning in effect for portions of the outer banks of north carolina as two storms bear down on the coast. right now forecasters are expecting a tropical depression to power to a tropical storm and make landfall today. a second depression is closing in the gulf of mexico near florida is still more than 300 miles west of key west but is expected to curb northeast and hit land on thursday. it looks pretty intimidating.

the numbers have finally showed up. we find you some great weather for the weekend. mid- 70s friday, upper 70s as we had through the day saturday, and then a few late day showers for sunday. our forecast today mainly cloudy, muggy out there, with some passing shower and thunderstorms. nothing severe. right now we've hit a lull i forecast. we'll keep the clouds and the chance of a bit of a raindrop or two around the high of around 81 today. there's doppler radar. as we look to the north, pretty quiet conditions out there. don around washington county, seeing a bit of light rain this morning. right now cedar rapids at 78 degrees. the airport reporting pretty quiet conditions out there. south winds at seven. we want to let you know, again,

district has decided to end classes two hours early today because of heat and humidity. 77 right now there. it's warmer in cedar rapids. 78 dubuque, 75 in washington. those dewpoints in the upper 60s to lower 70s, so very muggy air. that'd change as a cold front moves on through the forecast. the winds are starting to see them turn to the north now in north iowa. highs around the state at 78 in des moines, 76 a davenport, and 76 in carroll. plenty of cloud cover and still a few scattered showers out there at this hour. they'll continue to roll through the picture. here's a cold front and that frontal boundary dips through iowa this afternoon on into the evening and overnight. behind it high pressure builds in and that'd give us next drier, comfortable weather for the end of the week and the weekend. there's that cloud cover. there goes the moisture this evening. clouds move later tonight and

more sunshine as we had through the day tomorrow. all in all, looking great. here is your forecast. today upper 70s to the lower 80s. manchester, cedar rapids at 81. 82 iowa city, 80 washington. scattered thundershowers not out of the question. the rain will and probably around 8:00 or 9:00. showers move out overnight. upper 50s to the north to mid 60s in the south. the day tomorrow, look at this. mid 70s in the north, upper 70s in kind of feeling like fall. we'll get more of that as we had through our thursday. 74. 55 for friday evening, upper 70s saturday, and low 80s with a few scattered showers heading into sunday and monday. all eyes on coralville this weekend. it's friday fest, and we've got some great weather. cbs this morning will be live.

the river landing. what a beautiful day to do so. 70 -- 78 at noon. a 10 day trend, going to start to warm up. mid 80s by wednesday and the potential for upper 80s and low 90s by next thursday and friday. >> what i'm hearing is labor day weekend is ago. >> labor day weekend is gorgeous. >> perfect. are you going to be out there? >> i will be in san diego. >> nice weather. >> i'll be watching the coverage om >> they have nice weather there. >> we'll have tomorrow and the rest of the week but they have every day. still ahead at noon, the old computer scam now making a big comeback in the simple things you can do to keep yourself safe -- safe from cyber crooks. cbs 2 connects with the corridor were. e-mail us, or connect with us on

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one day when -- >> this pop-up came up and it said it was for microsoft. >> her computer immediately froze and the pop-up directed her to call the number on your screen to fix it. >> he was from microsoft and he needed to get inside of the computer. >> she decided to give them access. >> he was moving my mouse around. i did not have control of the computer any longer. he did. >> but it wasn't microsoft. >> they say a horrible thing is about to happen. it's an urgent >> the cyber security expert says it's an old scam now back in a big way erie it in the past two years, microsoft has heard from over 175,000 customers complaining about tech support scam. the con artists often ask for payment to fix your computer. >> they've got your credit card, the expiration date, your home

>> it's not just microsoft. scam artists also suppose as tech support for apple but experts say there are ways to protect yourself. never call a phone number on the pop up. never give a stranger access to your computer, and make sure to update antivirus -- antivirus programs. she realized there was something wrong when the man on the phone asked if she did thinking on the computer. >> bingo, a lightbulb hit me. it just went off and i thought, what have i done? >> she immediately hung up and now thinks twice when she see the pop-up. cbs news, new york >> if you think you've been a victim of this or similar scam, it's best to contact your local police department as soon as possible. coming up at noon, why apple might be forced to pay billions of dollars. sponsored by chideodotcom(hema) each week we're partnering with chideo to bring you stories about cause and giving. this week the chideo causewire takes a journey to haiti with actor rainn wilson(???pkg???) sot actor

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crew.jill wagner is at the new yo apple could soon be paying billions of dollars to ireland and the unexpected place you'll soon be able to find j. crew. jill wagner is that the new york stock exchange with these stories and more in today's business report. >> reporter: apple may have to pay $14.5 billion in back taxes to ireland. the eu says the three-year investigation found that ireland gave apple and ireland needs to recover the money. apple ceo tim cook said the company never asked for or receive pressure deals on its taxes and we'll appeal the decision. nearly 10,000 former and current workers are suing aaa for unpaid wages. they claim to portland made them punch out after their shift to keep working without pay. practice is known as wage left. aaa denies any wrongdoing and said the class action suit has no merit. nordstrom and j. crew teaming up. some items like italian cashmere sweaters and marty pants will

facebook ceo says he's almost ready to show off his grow bought butler next month. it's part of his new year's resolution. he was building an artificial intelligence assistant to help operate his home. he says it can already control the lights and adjust the temperature. and that is your cbs money watch report. for more, follow me on twitter. at the new york talk -- new york stock exchange, i'm jill out there. get ready because the next iphone will likely be revealed next week. the tech company has that next wednesday, september 7th come as the date of its annual product launch event. that's when the company will likely show off the iphone 7. tack experts expect them to announce the official release date for ios 10 as well. you know him from dirty

viral. stephanie abrams from a national news partner recently interviewed him as part of their in the back of the seat. -- in the backseat series. >> in your experience with dirty jobs and everything you've gone through, you have some serious messages about skilled labor force and the graduation speech you gave went completely viral, right? don't follow your passion. >> but always bring it with you. and just because you've earned her degree in your chosen field doesn't mean you'll find your dream job. most broken in the country. one of it was this idea of not following your passion. so many of the guys i met on the show were fundamentally happy in their work but pursue their work because it was their dream. they looked around to see where everybody was going and they went the other way. like the septic tank cleaner in wisconsin who has three trucks and a dozen employees. he just started doing the job because nobody else wanted to do it. then he figured out how to get good at it. then he figured out how to love it. and surprise, surprise he's a multi millionaire. so, you know, this idea that you can't be happy in your work unless you already identified the job as the thing that would make you happy, that's the trap. stephanie: and you might not always be good at what your

because you love it doesn't mean you won't suck at it. for more of mike's backseat interview, fine the circa link over on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. justin has yourea next...but first here's a look at today's markets. markets. it. >> for more of mike's backseat interview, find a link on our website. justin has your whether to go next, but first here's a look at

start building a bonfire, start building a bonfire, today is national toasted this is pretty cool. there's a national day for everything but today is treats now come in a variety of flavors as well as sizes.of

most popular ways to enjoy a delicious toasted marshmallow is with chocolate and graham flavors as well as sizes. if you go to starbucks, you can get an marshmallow flavored also. one of the most popular ways to enjoy this treat is smores. i haven't had a more in the years. >> remember the serial? remember that? >> i do remember that. >> you found pumping cheerios the other day. back that was a find. >> our consumer reports correspondent all of a sudden. let's take a look at what's going on outside. our temperatures in the mid and upper 70s. cloudy out there right now. again, a reminder iowa city schools have let out two hours early for the extreme heat and humidity. take a look at what's going on doppler radar. a bit of shower activity. rain moves out this evening. clouds move out overnight. upper 70s wednesday. mid 70s thursday and friday, upper 70s saturday. should be a great weekend at home

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