ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. 10.hanging in the balance.the plans that could reduce hanging in the balance, the plans that could reduce the number of people that sit on the lin county board of supervisors. first at 10, the threat for severe weather has passed. terry swails joins us right now with more on the changing conditions. terry? >> as you may recall at 6:00 within i thought the cap would be see too strong. i just didn't see too much the way of severe weather in eastern iowa. the tornado watch was canceled at 7:00. we're seeing some shower somehows work through east- central iowa. skies are clearing up in the north and west. that bodes well for tomorrow's weather. we're seeing more sunshine out there in eastern iowa. while temperatures won't be as warm as we saw today, it will be another mild day for this time of year.

degrees. tomorrow, i'm thinking more like 82 or 83. this will be an active week for us. i do expect shower and storms to be back in the forecast along with some pretty toasty temperatures. i'll have more a few minutes, scott. developing now, police in las vegas are investigating a shooting at mccaron international police say a suspect -- at mccaron international airport. police say a suspect shot 2 people. police are still looking for the suspect. we'll have more on glans cbs2iowa.com -- on cbs2iowa.com. the suspect allegedly behind 2 weekend bombings in

went off in new jersey. no one was hurt there.but then saturday night another bomb went off in manhattan - where no one hurt there. but sunday night, another bomb went off in manhattan, where 29 people suffered injuries. this morning, police caught up with a hrtion mad rahani. he was shot and taken into custody. 2 officers that were shot are minnesota stabbing spree as a act of terrorism. a 20-year-old somali man went on a environment rampage. 9 people stabbed just after 8 on saturday night. all of the victims are expected to recover. an off-duty police officer shopping at the mall shot and killed the suspect, potentially saving lives.

affiliation, but relates to behavior.they say to look for strange activity - such as an unfamiliar vehicle in your neighborhood or a person asking detailed questions about how a business operates. and above all else - if you see something, say something. "we do encourage everyone to, if they do have any kind of concerns or if they see something that they deem as suspicious, to contact us." us."corridor law enforcement is in constant communication with the f-b-i about potential threat participation could be very helpful. the final decision decisionin the david miller murder trial now rests in the hands of the jury. jury.today, the prosecution and the defense made their final pleas to jurors in closing arguments.miller is accused of brutally murdering his girlfriend -- sabrina hustad janish -- last october. the prosecution insists that miller should be convicted of first degrree murder, considering investigators found miller's blood on janish as well as in vehicles he allegedly stole. but the defense argues that there's no

"can you name the time of death? no. they cannot tell you when ms. hustad died. there's no evidence between these four walls of the time of death. as a matter of fact, there was not a finger lifted to try and determine ms. hustad's whereabouts on that day or the prior day." day.""i guess the question is who killed sabrina hustad janish? what does the evidence show? it shows the dna of only two p including that of the defendant" defendant."if convicted of first degree murder, miller will spend the rest of his life in prison with no chance for parole. after published reports that waterloo police chief -- --dan trelka was preparing to lose his job, the city's mayor today said he's not ready to take that action. action.instead, he says he wants to give chief trelka a chance to rebuild public trust between cops and the community. mayor quentin hart says he's ordered chief trelka to focus on improving the city's police .

that trelka would be asked to resign after a series of costly cases involving white officers and their interactions with black residents.today, mayor hart said the actions of a few officers don't represent the entire police force. republican vice-presidential black suspects. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence is wrapping up his visit to the hawkeye state with less than 2 months before election pens is a good match for donald trump. >> reporter: for 2 candidates on the same ticket, donald trump rallies are vastly different when mike pens is the main attraction. for some voters, it's a big deal. >> i'm a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. >> reporter: you won't find republican vice presidential nominee mike pence sounding much like running mate on the campaign trail.

baip. >> trump has said some things i didn't care for. >> reporter: he's she's made 10 trips to iowa from minnesota to see sand dats court voters. trump did not win her over. >> he was not my first comoips that's why i made this button, not my first choice, but now my best choice. >> reporter: bake part of that is pence smoothing over the rough edges created when trump may offend some voters. trump said he'd be aggressive overseas. pence makes sure th >> we finally have a president that will roll hi sleeves up and makes sure that when we have trade deals with countries around the world that those deals work for american workers first. >> i think donald trump and i have different styles. it's a long way from indiana to manhattan island. but we have the exact same goals. >> reporter: vicki says even if she cut like everything trump

decision to pick pence. >> a wise man surrounds himself with smart people. >> reporter: in mason city, i'm kevin barry. democratic vp candidate tim kaine also came to iowa. stephi lee continues our vote 2016 team coverage. >> reporter: iowans can start voting in 10 days. with the latest polls showing a tight race, tim kaine says it's not going toe he encouraged them to get out and start volunteering because face to face contact is the key to victory.nats yes we kaine, yes we kainein full cyclone colors -- tim kaine's visit to iowa state university brought out as much energy as a football game.junior megan kilgore was among many cheering proudly in the stands. sot: megan kilgore, junior 22:42:40:22 it's important for them to hold things like this on campus for them to come out and actually talk to us.sot: tim kaine, 20:50 hillary ann

on top issues like immigration reform and lgbt rights kaine says he believes he and hilllary clinton can help americans rather than donald trump and mike pence.sot: tim kaine, :28:07:22 "you already know what you think about lgbt equality or climate science or women's rights or immigration reform - you already know what you think - hillary clinton and i are with you and the other guys are against us and want to take us backward."a message like that brings hope for students like megan like may began. for her, both -- like may megan. for her, both trump and pence do not represent her. >> i'm the underdog, and i'll

hillary clinton feels same way. >> reporter: another issue concerning many students is lowering college debt. kaine says he would work to lower debt and make in-state tuition free for families making less than $125,000 a year. raising the minimum wage across the state could become a topic for law terry wran branstad called on the county boaferred supervisors to address the issue. -- terry branstad called on the county board of supervisors to address the issue.

for crimed spree mills to build a new plan. diamond spree plans to invest nearly -- for diamond v mills to build a new plant. diamond v plans to invest motherly $2 million in the local community. coming you, there was some threat for severe thunderstorms earlier in the day. that threat is now long gone. we'll tell you what

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one of those little boys that saved his friend's life. tomorrow at 5 a-m, on cbs 2 this morning. mo have you noticed all of the gnats out there? i don't mean to complain, but i'm covered in i look like i have the measles. >> that's a tough deal. i'm sorry for you. >> the gnats had a tough time too. >> tonight, we got out of a situation where we could have had some severe l weather. sol warm air aloft today saved us from what could have been a respectable severe weather outbreak. when you have that cap and

can't take off. the tornado watch and severe thunderstorm watch was canceled by 7:00 in the evening. this is what's level of the showers in northern ale illinois. they are quickly moving to the southeast. just about everything should be over in the mex next hour or so. we're going to the sat ride you now. you can see there have been never got cooking. i expect plenty of sunshine tomorrow and another warm day. not as warm as we experienced this afternoon. 91 in iowa city. there's 88 in month cello and 87 in tama. normal highs this time of year are 73 to 74 in eastern iowa.

south. our current temperatures have cooled back to the 50s in the north. our front is currently in iowa city. it will fizzle out here later on tonight. once it gets in southeastern iowa and northern missouri, it will dissipate and fall turn into a warm front. warm, moist air will come at us. later tomorrow night and into wednesday, we'll have chance for additional shower and storms. it looks like wednesday has the potential to be another toasty day with some parts of eastern iowa in the mid to upper 80s.

staying in the upper 70s. there's the front that surges back in for wednesday. you can see where the jet stream is entering the pacific guest and then it slides across the canadian boarder. this is expected throw main in place for the next 5 of 6 days. we'll see rounds of warm, moist air coming across the midwest cay companied by some upper disturbances. the next ruined will not until tomorrow night at the earliest. our forecast has isolated showers coming to an end. you that have, lows should range from the upper to lower 50ed. tomorrow, we're back to some sunshine. temperatures in the upper 70s

to 85 degrees from highway 20 to the south. winds tomorrow will be out of the east. your extended forecast has temperatures staying in the 80s through sunday. 6 consecutive days. but you can see nearly every single day in there has a chance for a shower or norm that's why there could be some decent rains before the week is over. then a big front comes through on sunday night and cools things off. pretty good change there. scott? >> next only on cbs 2 news, in why one group is pushing to reduce the number of people sitting on the lin county board of reup supervisors and why

when linn county voters go to the ballot box in november -- one of the biggest votes they'll cast wont be for any candidate for any office.cbs 2 when lin county vote gores to battle lot box, one of biggest ballots they cost cast won't be for a candidate. we explain why the number of lin county supervisors remains in the balance. >> reporter: lin county voted to expand the number of representatives from 2 to 15. concerned citizens gathered signatured to shrink it back down to 3.

representatives are here to campon the rural causes. >> they call it the donut. the district does go a little south and splits. it goes from mount vest nonand slirks bon to prairieburg. >> reporter: they're communities that they're conferenced will be left behind. >> people that vote for me that i directly represent are from marion and central city, >> reporter: olson says a strong cedar rapids is good for lin county, but with just 3 seats, they may be mom dom nateed by smaller cities. he says the same thing happened when the casino project was

>> we wanted to build the parking garage and own the parking gag for the casino. i fought that and said notch. >> reporter: he says making an -- the possibility of making an extension of the city council is there all the time. it's town them to keep that in check. one of the moe vocal opponents has been kevin coola. >> one thing industry is there's not enough people there for overtime. >> reporter: brent olson disagrees. in bertr marx, the city's small part-time council went to olson

>> i took pictures of it and sent it to the railroad. i'm not sure you get that kind of close representation citizen to citizen if you go to not only 3 members but the professional manager type of government. it's more bureaucracy than account to the people on a daily basis. >> one big scrivment of the intoar their salaries. they pull in more than $1,000 a >> think this is problem solving for both. it cuts the salaries, which most people are concerned about. >> reporter: coola says this represented and educated and know what they were voting for, then i don't have a problem with it. that's my whole thing is tot get it out there so all the people know about it and can vote on it.he says a lot of time -- people don't know about their options

the past six months is there are some people who just don't like what the supervisors are doing -- and how they do it. "i'm not sure if that's coming from the silent majority -- or the vocal minority" if this referendum passes -- there would be another vote to figure out what the linn county board of supervisors would end up looking like. like.there are three options - - three at large supervisors -- redrawing the districts from five to three -- or a combination -- where two supervisors each cover half the county -- with one at-large member on the board. coming up in sports sports-- the iowa defense -- looking for answers after coming up in sports, the iowa defense looking for

next on cbs 2. hear from them and their simple fix to stop giving up all of those yards. -- or a combination of the two. coming up in sports, the

game... ron calozzi has really done a good job and i don't know if we can cover a punt the punting game and kicking game, they've done a good job. that's certainly a positive. >> no offense to the iowa punting game been but when that's the only positive thing kirk ferentz take ace way from a game, that's not a good thing. cj beathard looked off, the running game was not consistent, and the hawkeye kef defense got gashed. that's becomin in the season. if you take away the iowa state gauge they're giving up 400 yards per game. how do they fix it? the answer is simple. just execute. >> i don't think we were fazed by that. we just need to execute again.

on from it. iowa state trying to move on from 3 straight losses to start season. joel lanning is left as number 1 and jacob park is the backup. matt campbell says both will continue to see the field. >> i think i trust ot those guys to play. i think we'll continue to update that. i think they have skill sets that can help us be successful. the big four classic has a new name, the hy-vee classic, but nothing sells changing at least through the 2019 season. this year's eleventh take place

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no more thunderstorms, no more rain. tomorrow looks like fine day. tomorrow's temperatures should be back in the lower 80s and there will be some sunshine. looking good. >> fantastic. thanks so much for watching tonight.

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