try and ask him. the senate is broken. why are you leading all the obstruction? if you get your way and defund planned parenthood, where am i going to get my cancer screenings? if i'm paying more for medicine because your medicare plan passes, how do i afford that? are you even listening? i approved this message because, chuck, you've stopped working for iowa. cbs 2 this morning...the new deadly officer involved >> right now on cbs 2 this morning, and officer-involved shooting in cedar rapids. the early stages of the corridor murder trial getting started this week. the drawbacks to iowa's crop being too good this year. welcome to cbs 2 this morning.

moisture on the roadway, as it has been raining. welcome to cbs 2 this morning. i'm kevin barry. let's check on the cbs weather forecast. justin roberts, it doesn't look great out there. >> know, a kind of rainy day, nice to sleep in if you can. wake up and take on the rain showers this morning. take a look at where we've been the last few hours. it's cool at 65 and we are starting to slowly warm but are only going to warm about a degrees warmer than right now. let's go to where they see showers on highway 20 towards dubuque towards cascade, monticello, central point, walker, heavy storms there. light to moderate showers in cedar rapids. there is a rainy cedar rapids on this early to the morning as we look live. 66 degrees with showers out there. a quick peek at temperatures reveals more 60s, city for in

iowa city and 65 in dubuque. our planner has rain and 72 this afternoon. we will see breaks from time to time, and we will have forecast details for the rest of the week coming up here in about ten minutes time. breaking news overnight, police in cedar rapids say one person is dead after an officer- involved shooting at a apartment cap ne up with edgewood road west. we are live at that scene --. >> i'm at the apartment complex in at about -- and at about five deck 30 police left the scene. boys tell us the shooting happened around 9:30 last night night. the officers involved have not been identified but they were first called out to the compex for domestic disturbance.

overnight at st. luke's hospital. his body is being taken to anthony for an autopsy. the suspect's name is not being released until families notified. state officials with the division of criminal investigation will review the officers involved. covering the corridor and cedar rapids, cbs 2 news. >> jurist will hear opening statements in the corridor murder trial. david miller is facing burst -- first-degree a body is found in miller's home in benton county in october. miller tried to get away but was caught after he crashed a stolen truck. miller pleaded not guilty but if convicted faces a mandatory life sentence without parole. cbs will be in the courtroom so be sure to watch at noon. follow on facebook and twitter for updates today. there is no information today and the death of a cedar

student. we first told you about this story friday. the boy shot himself outside the auditorium before classes started and died over the weekend. investigators tell us they are reviewing social media posts made before friday. right now there is no credible evidence suggesting anyone else at the school was threatened. counselors were at the school yesterday to help schools and faculty. extras tell cbs news the best to talk directly to the person who suffered. >> sitting down with them in a very nonjudgmental way and talking about their concerns. we recommend you asked directly about suicide so there is no confusion about what you're asking. and you should not be concerned that asking about it is going to increase someone's risk of suicide. >> reporter: also, any mention of suicide should be treated seriously, the matter what the person had said before.

website at cbs 2.com. >> we do not normally report on suicide in this case we evaluated the community's response and many questions we received about what happened, and made the decision to let you know about the teenagers passing. there is news this morning that iowa is still a key battleground state with voters but evenly between the top candidate. the latest poll between simpson college shows support in iowa. democrat hillary clinton said that 30 9%, well within the margin of iowa desk area. iowa carries just six electoral votes. >> i think it will require more business from clinton herself as well as tim kaine and other surrogates. >> anderson said the party with the best ground games and making sure everybody gets to the polls will wind up winning iowa in november. trump is getting ready to

his third to the hawkeye state since he became the party nominee. his latest presidential pick mike pence has also made stops in iowa as well. after she left a 9/11 ceremony early on sunday. sunday.today -- she will be taking a second day off of the campaign trial.video captured the democratic nominee stumbling into a van while members of her staff helped her into the vehicle.now -- clinton says she got dizzy but never lost consciousness. cl had been recently diagnosed with pneumonia and was told friday to take five days off to rest. "i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal." "it's just the kind of thing that if it happens to you and you're a busy, active person, you keep moving forward." forward."clinton said she didn't want to miss the 9/11 memorial.both she and donald trump are expected to release their medical records soon. and do you think hillary clinton's recent health issues will affect the outcome of

us know right now on our website cbs-2-iowa-dot-com.you can vote by finding the question of the day tab right on our homepage. the federal government says right now -- both corn and soybean farmers are expecting a record fall harvest -- and local farmers tell cbs 2 news they agree. agree.they say this year -- their corn and soybean yeilds are going to be good.the favorable growing season doesn't come without didn't want to miss the 9/11 memorial. both clinton and trump are expected to release the medical records soon >> do you think clinton's health issues will affect the outcome of this november election? you can let us know at cbs 2.com. you can question by finding th may come up with grain storage. be good. the favorable growing season doesn't come without its challenges, though. they say profit margins have been tired and he is in some problems may come up with grain storage. >> we done a good job but the problem is the value of the crop is not there. so we are taking a discounted price on a lot of it compared on until november. with just a few weeks to go before the fall harvest -- some crops in iowa are getting too much rain. rain.last week was the wettest on record this year.some farmers have reported seeing corn stalk rot and stress on

moisture.the vast majority of the state's crop is weathering the stress so far -- and is ahead of schedule. a bipartisan coalition is calling for a sales tax increase -- to fund water quality initiatives in the hawkeye state. state.the iowa water and land legacy hopes the state will pass the increase -- sending the money to the natural resources and outdoor recreation trust fund.right now -- that fund is empty. leaders say it is the best way to protect iowa's waters -- soil and outdoor resources. in my ten years of working on this - i've never been more optimistic - these diverse groups illustrate the willingness of iowans who come together to solve problems. problems.the group says the trust fund would use about sixty-percent of its finances to help water quality. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.coming up next...the helping hands making one man's goal a lot easier to reach. reach.in your cbs 2 weather

coming up next, the helping hands making one man's go a lot easier to reach. >> keep the rain in the forecast, a break at midday, then more showers in the afternoon. temperatures

gallagher: this type of disaster hits, it's like, "man, what do we do? where do we start?" after the flood, when we came in here, there was nothing left. there's no way we're gonna do this ourselves. people like monica vernon really fought to get the assistance that led to the recovery. it took vision. it took courage. there is a true community spirit. i don't think she asked anybody after the flood whether they were democrat or republican. she took the bull by the horns,

>> cooler temperatures and we will be in the upper 60s to lower 70s tonight, upper 40s to lower 50s. here are the numbers broken down . city nine at 11, 70 at lunchtime and a high of 72 this afternoon. clouds and showers, a little break at lunchtime. doppler radar seeing some of the heaviest rain south of highway 20 south of manchester.

area, and more showers continue around tama back towards benton and lynn county. you have to go north to cedar rapids to get heavier rain but we have seen rumbles of thunder and seen lightning. there is what it looks like live on our cedar rapids skycam, kind of a rainy go at 66 this morning was southwest winds at ten, 90 6% humidity. sixty-five in dubuque, 65 in tama and 64 in iowa city, with 50s on spencer, 67 in des moines and city to in quad cities. notice the highs today are not much warmer than we are not -- right now with a cold front to thank for that, with lower 70s and i will come upper 60s in des moines. frontal boundary is starting to nudge through iowa right now back to the north and west, and it will continue to move slowly

the day, bringing the clouds, showers, noise and funk, bring it all to the forecast today. continuing the forecast this evening and overnight. as it moves through iowa, high- pressure settles in, and that will be here just in time to keep the midweek dry for us. high-pressure starting to develop around ms. -- around bismarck and will continue to move south and east , so we will get a little dry time tomorrow before another system moves he told you more showers leuven later this afternoon and evening but they are out of here by 9:00 or 10:00 tonight. behind it, the nice clear sky moves in and we will be nice and dry for most of wednesday and thursday. today cloudy skies with scattered showers, winds today northwest at five to ten, city seven in l wine and all wine and i'll cater -- and

upper 40s to low 50s in the north, mid to upper 50s in the southern part of the viewing area. thirty% chance of showers. tomorrow, dry, nice and quite weather, upper 70s, and northeast breeze at five to ten, cooler and comfortable, and a nice stretch of at least a couple days here for tomorrow and thursday. thursday night will offer up some more scattered showers chances for you. look at plans for friday night football, plan on being soggy if you are going to be out in the stand because the rain continues through early saturday. storms should move out by saturday mid morning with 72 as a high. seventy-three sunday, 76 monday. today through thursday next week week, we look okay with upper 70s. if you are making plans

in iowa city, stopped by the channel to tailgate. it is a fun time. we are right in the middle of the cross family plaza by the statue. if you want to playbacks, we have a huge connect for. we have folks from channel 2 there, and cousy's. then the marching band shows up, they do a little performance, and you can see when the bus pull up in the players walking right from our spot there. >> we have a few videos up on faceok scott playing backs. he just made them. >> we had of your bring us a cooler which was great so it was a legit tailgate. if you are going to be out and about this weekend. bias right next to where jim albrecht does a hawkeye pregame show for the hawkeye network. >> not exactly ice cream other

has been selling popsicles in the summer heat out of his pushcart. now he can rest this morning. >> marcelo rehman explains how a few helping hands made his work a lot easier. >> is the photograph that went viral within hours. eighty-nine-year-old mr. sanchez struggling to push his cart through middle village. we found mr. sanchez and his cart on 26th street, selling his ice cream and possible's desk he does it on summer and nice winter days. he leaves every morning, pushing the 50-pound card for as long as he can, some days only making $8, other days 80. >> everybody in the village has a lot of respect for him because he is a hard worker. and now that everything became so big and everybody is actually giving their respect, it's amazing. >> reporter: he was finally

and his wife, died in june. so when this picture was taken and the go fun me account was started, it was with the thought of helping mr. sanchez take a day off here and there. but what happened warm to the hearts of everyone involved. >> i thought he might get 6000, maybe get him a week off. and we got him retired. it's pretty awesome. >> reporter: he didn't ask for help and was determined to work but now the kindness of friends and strangers has changed mr. sanchez's world are medically. now he says he can finally rest. >> reporter: what would you say to all the people that gave you all this money? >> grass yes -- thank you.

president. >> is that $200,000. >> yeah. >> i need to get a go fun me page. >> it's amazing how people will do that, though. holy cow, almost $252,000, of a 2000-dollar goal. they made that in three days. like the guy who started the page are saying, he thought he would get him a week off. he's got him totally retired. nicely retired too. makes you feel good. 6:18 this today -- coming up, the new concern after a betty pet -- battery

welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? the next few months will be busy for samsung - as it replaces two and a half million brand new smart phones recalled last week - because their batteries can catch fire. kris van cleave reports on the rising concern- since it's the it will be cloudy this morning with some showers. we just heard the rumble of thunder, and 64 degrees outside, so starting to get a little chilly as we get closer to fall. the next month's will be busy for samsung as they replaced two and a half million brand- new smart phones they had to recall leslie because the batteries can catch on fire. crisp and cleave reports on the rising concerns as it's the same kind of battery that's used in all kinds of devices. >> reporter: the faa had been concerned about the fire danger posed by lithium-ion batteries for years. this video shows the impact of a fire on a simulated cargo hold . the agency and airlines are now warning fires not to use or charge their samsung galaxy

because of a fire risk linked to its batteries. lithium-ion batteries power as many as 90 5% of rechargeable electronic devices, cell phones, tablets, laptops, toys and even electric cars. >> the more energy you put into a small amount of space, the more likely something bad will he says the danger comes if they're overcharged or overheat.((sot (2850) )) its like causing a little firecracker to go off within the battery. and then if you have one firecracker surrounded by firecrackers, and if the firecracker goes off it will trigger the other ones to go off pop pop pop??most lithium- ion batteries are made in asia and the vast majority work without an issue, unless there is a manufacturing flaw, as in the samsung recall. ((nats--boom))recalled hoverboards--often included cheaply made batteries that weren't designed for that kind of use - which greatly increased the risk of overheating and fire. george crabtree is with the argonne national laboratory.(sot) the only warning sign is it will get too hot, if you happen to

hand or holding it in your pocket you may notice that, and the right thing to do is to turn the phone off. van cleave tag: (in 2015 3.5 billion passengers flew, the faa received reports of 11 smoke or fire incidents involving a lithium-ion battery many in checked bags. scott as of april lithium-ion batteries are not allowed to be check or carried as cargo on commerical flights it's right now it's degrees in still to north carolina is paying after sticking by a controversial bathroom law. law.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have...

>> workers in china are making a lot of progress on a new bridge that will be the world's highest cable stayed bridge. that means the entire weight of cables that are connected to big towers. it stretches across the river canyon and is 565 meters above the water. that's more than six football fields straight up in the air. they expect the bridge to be operational by the end of the year. on this video they show as the bridge get created, some of those guys had to walk out to go there had to be the first guy to step out on that new panel and put all that new

6:27, if you are waking up, it's 65 degrees.

information overnight about a deadly officer involved shooting in cedar rapids. the corridor play venturing into the world of community relations with police. >> right now on cbs 2, the new information about a deadly officer-involved shooting in cedar rapids. the developing story this morning about the push to sue a foreign country over 9/11. welcome to cbs 2 this morning, taking a live look at i-80 and 33rd avenue. they were just moving this camera around in

you see at least one police car is pulling somebody on i-380 near 33rd avenue. you see the reflection off the surface. it is wet outside and presumably slippery too, and now there are plenty of cars out there as well as we get to 6:30, so be a little careful. a officer does have someone pulled over. when you see lights you're supposed to ll let's take a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast with justin roberts. >> this rain continuing to come down this morning, nothing severe, that's a good news, but more rain impressed that we don't necessarily need more rain. we start looking back with temperatures getting as cool as 65 this morning in cedar rapids. there's doppler radar. we see have your rains continue

county, back to the cascade area, dyersville, hazel green just south of manchester. we continue to look finding scattered showers around waynesburg towards the tama county area. we take you real quick up northeast iowa where people are seeing a few scattered showers develop in oelwein, back toward fairbank and north of waterloo. take your umbrella with you there are clouds and rain south of dubuque as we look on the skycam there. this bridge just a few miles north of the regional airport where they are reporting some showers and city five. temperatures upper 60s to low 70s in cedar rapids about 72 today. we will have the full forecast coming up in about ten minutes. we continue to track and officer-involved shooting in cedar rapids this morning.

cbs news reporter stephanie johnson is live at the apartment complex where it happened late last night. >> reporter: good morning, we are learning police were called out to the valley high apartment complex, edgewood road northwest for a domestic disturbance. the disturbance to poise up the hill the high me. police said it happened around 5:30 this morning. they tell us the shooting happened around 9:30 last night and the person killed was a 25- not been released. he died overnight at st. luke's hospital. the officers names have not been released but will soon be stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. we have a developing story in the korean penisula. penisula.the united states sent nuclear capable -- super-sonic bombers over south korea in a show of force.the move is intended to warn north korea after the isolated country's latest nuclear test and to settle nerves in south

escorted by south korean jets about 75 miles from the border with the north. a bill in congress trying to help 9/11 victims won't find support from the white house while they try to prevent problems with a long-time ally. ally.congress passed a bill allowing victims of the september 11th attacks to sue saudi arabia.an investigation found a number of saudi nationals may have helped the while they try to prevent problems with a longtime ally. congress tech -- passed a bill allowing victims of the terror attack to sue saudi arabia and the investigation found a number of saudi before the deadly attack. the white house said the president intends to veto the bill. the press secretary said they are concerned with the wording. it is unclear if congress can override that veto. lynn county has formally allowed johnson county raising its minimum wage. the question is now if city governments will go along on year until 20-19 -- when it year until 20-19 -- when it reaches 10-25 an hour. hour.supervisor brent oleson

federal leaders have ignored the issue.just like in johnson county -- each city government can choose to essentially opt ?out of the minimum wage increase at any time. "right now i think most of the cities at least in the urban area, marion cedar rapids and hiaiwatha, we're all ok with going to the $8.25 level as far as the following year goes we'll have to sit down next summer after the legislative session and determine what second take."leaders from cedar rapids and marion agree that a special ?youth wage should have been part of the linn county ordinance. city planners say they hope they're one step closer to breathing new life into the mount vernon road gateway to cedar rapids. rapids.over the years -- and marion agree that a certain youth which should have been part of the lynn county ordinance. the plan is hope they one step closer to breathing new life into them out burning that way project in cedar rapids. neighbors say the stretch of road from tenth the 44th street

and empty lots. about 100 people showed up to exchange ideas about improvements. some suggested changing traffic flow and creating more walkable neighborhoods. >> at the end of the day the private property owners are going to be the ones that develop retail or whatever it is. if the area looks cleaner and nicer that can help. >> the neighbors say it may be tough to make changes that would attract more businesses along mount vernon road. the city council will talk and the iowa state patrol says speed is a driving force behind some of those deaths. deaths.troopers clocked two cars going 98 and 110-miles an hour on highway-20 near i-35. they posted pictures of their troopers clocked two cars going

they posted these pictures of their radars on facebook. the des moines register reports that since january troopers have written 3600 tickets for people driving 21 miles an hour or more above the speed limit. on the interstate that would be 90. on two-lane highways that will be 76 miles an hour and higher. right now iowa city school leaders are tackling the delicate problem of racial equity. a districtwide survey found minority students feel like they are treated differently are less valued and not getting "we have to believe them. that is their perspective, that is their reality, so when we look at that student climate survey, that is very concerning.""we have to ensure that the culture and climate is conducive from students of all backgrounds to be able to achieve successfully in the school district. currently, i don't think we're there yet." yet."tonight on the cbs 2 news at ten at ten -- hear from district leaders about how they plan to attack the issue

plan to attack the problem head- on. one playwright found out there's more to the black lives matter story than we realize. cbs 2 reported dora miller sat down with this man. >> he's 5-10, 180. >> it centers around two characters, charlie, a police officer in the chicago pd, and american male. what i was like 'oh, maybe this is the starting point, maybe this is what is so alike about the two of them.'"after a number of cities began protesting police violence... and numerous officers were purposely killed in the line of duty,lewis wanted to see began protesting poise violence and numerous officers were purposely killed in the line of duty, lewis wanted to develop characters with complex

down to who are the people of the argument."we might've already picked a side we relate most to...but lewis says he hopes the audience walks away with a glimpse of the other side. side. "i'm shooting for people to have those different moments of empathy, specifically with characters they may be curious about but don't know how to approach." approach." "there are so many people who have strong opinions on this issue and this play does a nice job of bringing those together."two months ago, this play didn't exist...marketing had to work hard to get the word they say the encouragement from the public has proven this is a piece that people want to see. "there are a lot of people who responded very quickly when we told them what we wanted to do and who have been very helpful and supportive."nas nats "i really think a theater at its best should be like a community center more than anything else." you can catch the play thursday through saturday during the month of september. students get discounted tickets...adults pay 30 dollars. the topic of police brutality

football's first monday night of the season.49-er's quarterback colin kaepernick took a knee again during the viewpoints and opinions. >> you can kiss the play thursday through saturday through september. students get discounts and adults pay $30. the topic of poise fertility fix any staging footballs first monday night of the season. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick to knee again for the national anthem and multiple players took his leave this weekend including four dolphins. cap next is now that backup for san francisco. he actually got on the field though when the game got out of hand. after the pushback he talked about he started his protest. >> there is always criticism and always that i don't like change kind of mentality but you have to be able to take that and say, you know what in the long run their see what's going on, see what's right and they'll understand. >> except for safety eric reid, none of cap no caps teammates joined his protest. several college sporting events have moved out of north carolina because of that states

critics say the law in this commentary against the transgender community. several ncaa events are being moved the school year, including the first two round of the men's anti-aa basketball tournament and the woman's soccer championship. the nba first moved its all-star game next february from charlotte because of that same law. >> is now 6:41 on this tuesday morning and we are taking another quick look at i-80 and 33rd avenue southwest in cedar rapids where we see the side of the road, a police car behind them, and it looks like traffic is being blocked in that one lane a little further up. this is south of cedar rapids, south of the s-curve. we get word it is a single vehicle accident so you can expect delays on 380 south today

the older we get, the more we measure quality of life by the numbers. so when washington politicians like rod blum keep voting to raise social security's retirement age to 70, it's time to pay attention. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum even supports cutting social security benefits. that's a plan for our seniors that doesn't add up for iowa.

scattered showers and storms moved to the forecast this morning. club, showers, and yes, cooler temps, cities and 70s today friends. here are the numbers, upper 60s, about 70 at lunchtime. some of you the weather stops at the mid-60s. cedar rapids and iowa city low 70s with scattered showers. there is doppler, and as you see plenty of rain to be had. south of manchester dubuque thundershowers, some heavy rains. and towards waterloo and back towards northeast iowa we are starting to see scattered showers and tea storms develop. nothing severe is expected today but we are going to keep a watchful eye on showers and some rumbles of number -- thunder throughout the day. look at this, we are looking off to the east.

as those clouds continue to build out there. so nice picture in dubuque. cedar rapids, rain continues, 66 this monday, west wind at seven. temperatures are city six that marcel, 64 in iowa city. around the state highs today 68 in des moines, waterloo 68, upper 70s in the quad cities. we have an area of cold front desk -- low '80s in kansas city through the midwest and slowly but surely continuing to move through iowa, dragging with it showers and clouds. as the frontal boundary moves away high-pressure develops on top of us, and that will clear the sky and give us nice dry weather for wednesday and thursday. here is predictor. here are clouds. first round of rain moves out by 10:00 this morning, and the next one moves and by later in the afternoon on into the

sunshine for wednesday and thursday. mid-sixties today in decorah, upper 60s in oelwein indicator and 72 cedar rapids. northwest breeze today about five to ten with clouds and showers. forecast is upper 40s to low 50s tonight and showers coming to an and later in the evening. tomorrow we are dry with sunshine, 67 in the core, 77 oelwein and 73 in iowa city. mostly sunny, a little cool by three or 4 degrees this time of year. extended forecast has 70s again for thursday, some small shower chances for thursday afternoon and evening, down to 63 thursday night. rain continues friday. if you are planning a friday night football, bring the ranger with you.

morning into the afternoon. fifty-two late saturday night, mid-seventies from monday. next today, wednesday and thursday in the ten day trend, mid-seventies, if not upper 70s. nice comfortable weather. full details on the forecast, hour by hour and much more free of charge at cbs 2 -- looking for the man and woma top stories for this morning. police in cedar rapids are looking for the man and woman in the security pictures. they assaulted someone outside dick's tap and shake room e avenue northeast. last week. if you know the suspects you're asked to call the suspect's -- the police department. students at uni get the last night to

the old bell tower in cedar falls. he was found that just before 8:00 on saturday night in the iowa river. right now the johnson county sheriff's office is trying to figure out how he ended up in the river. if you have any information that may help, you are asked to call the sheriff. right now it's 6:48 this morning and 66 degrees and raining and north liberty.

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. donald trump is a phony, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. i just cannot support donald trump. there's new >> welcome back on this rainy tuesday morning taking a look at i-380 at 33rd avenue southwest. you see a car off to the side of the road. that is the victim car of a single vehicle

morning, looks like in the southbound lane. police have since pulled away and reopened the leftmost lane. it looks like that delay is over and traffic is starting to return to normal on i-380 southbound near 33rd avenue southwest a little south of downtown cedar rapids. there's no information this morning about the death of a cedar rapids jefferson high school student. we told you shot himself outside of the auditorium before classes for the day. threatened.counselors were at the school yesterday to help students and faculty.experts tell cbs 2 news the best way to parevent a suicide is to talk directly to the person suffering. "sitting down with them in a gentle, very non-judgemental way, talking about their

talking directly about suicide so there's no confusion about what you're asking. and you should not be concerned that asking about it is going to talking to them about their experience. we recommend you asked directly about suicide so there is no confusion about what you are asking. and you should not be concerned about asking increasing the risks of chances for suicide. >> any mention of suicide should be treated seriously, no matter what the person had said before. we have a link to the foundation for crisis hotline on our website. cbs two normally report on suicide but in this case we evaluated the community response and made the agree.they say this year -- their corn and soybean yeilds are going to be good.the favorable growing season doesn't come without challenges.they say profit margins have been tighter in recent years and some problems may come up with grain storage.

thing about it is the value of the crop is not there, so we're taking a discounted price on a lot of it compared to in the last few years. years.some harvesting has started already. already. prizler says that's something they'll be working on until november. with just a few weeks to go before the fall harvest -- some crops in iowa are getting too much rain. rain.last week was the wettest on record this year.some farmers have reported seeing corn stalk rot and stress on moisture.the vast majority of the state's crop is weathering the stress so far -- and is ahead of schedule. it's now on this morning.right now it's degrees in when we come back, we'll take a look at the three stories you'll need to know on this

>> happening later today jurors we hear opening arguments -- opening statements rather in the murder trial of david miller, accused of stabbing and strangli year. miller tried to get away but was caught after he crashed a stolen truck. he pleaded not guilty. if convicted he faces a mandatory life sentence without parole. voters in the lone tree school district had to the polls today for a special election for two and a half million dollar bond issue used to repair the school's gym and health and wellness facility. polls open this morning at 7:00

latest results. >> we are watching rain moved to the forecast, take a break at midday, then more shower chances this afternoon. look at satellite and radar, plenty of rain moving through this morning. predictor shows more rain continuing. let's go to the midday break this afternoon. there is a little bit of that moisture rolling out and more rolling in in the evening. as we clear out overnight tonight, we will find more sunshine tomorrow. today mid-sixties in

i'm hillary clinton and e this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think...

? good morning, it is tuesday, september 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." former president bill clinton talks with charlie rose about the health of his presidential campaign and the clinton foundation. donald trump lashes out at hillary clinton for calling many of his supporters deplorable. plus, growing fears about the dangers of batteries that power everything from cell phones to children's toys. we'll demonstrate how the small lithium ion devices can spark dangerous explosions. and only on "cbs this morning," the president of the ncaa is in studio 57 with the decision to pull all championship events from north