10 it cost us all something. it was emotional. >> how many are starting to put their lives back in order after a week of displacement and disruption. >> hidden dangers and what you need to know as you head back to flooded homes and businesses. >> to let the sandbags for you. downtown cedar rapids pulled through a now they are looking for people to to their doors. >> now the corridor top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first 10 minutes. this is cbs two news 10 at 10. >> right now life is slowly getting back to normal after flood 2016. today cedar rapids to the first steps towards restoring its roads across the cedar river. crews began removing hesco barriers from the downtown bridges and hope to open all bridges with the exception of that 16th avenue.

the bridges will be open to everyone saturday morning. >> edwards road is also back open tonight. the city reopened it this afternoon after crews were able to inspect the road and bridge. there are closures in place. we have a complete list on cbs2iowa.com . >> one other no public transportation is set to resume operations tomorrow. >> although downtown cedar rapids avoided the floodwater this time around, recovery will take time. some to celebrate. >> dora miller is live at white star alehouse downtown. >> reporter: after last week with the sandbagging and the stress we all need a little break. businesses in downtown cedar rapids are trying to make that happen. they know it will be a long road to recovery. they say they can make it with "right now, we're just basically doing a nice deep clean of the kitchen, the bar." it might seem like a dream

it means they have a lot of they have a lot of work to do. >> right now we are doing a deep clean of the kitchen and bar. >> everyone that has been working in the bars has been bored. >> the flood evacuation zone included ours like white star and bricks.>> it's the longest that none of our things have been touched. >> some employees have to get used to a new normal. >> when you're without a paycheck for week it takes a hit. i have two kids at home and i have to take care of them. >> it will be nice money in everyone's pocket. >> that wasn't all that was missing during the downtime. there's a reason they come to work every day. >> we've all been working in bars for a long time and i would say overall the best part is your communication with people. >> for downtown cedar rapids will take more a threat of water to dampeners pair and marotta's. >> we all help each other out. as soon as needs is open i will

>> as we all will. knead pizza is trying to open their doors by wednesday. there's also black sheep. we've been asked questions about them. they plan to open on friday. if you want a cold one now, white star is packing out right now. they are hoping for happy hour. we will be down here. covering the corridor dora miller cbs 2 news. >> the weather will not be a efforts. >> chief meteorologist terry swails joins us now with your weather first forecast. >> we do continue to monitor the cedar rivers progress in cedar rapids. it is exhibiting a steady fall. 17.2 to the current level. the crest came a few days ago at 21.97. we are down for half the. i tomorrow morning we should be down to the 16 foot level and that puts us below major

eastern iowa after a beautiful afternoon. temperatures are in the 50s in many locations. now we are looking at clouds advance in the far east. these will increase as we go through the late-night hours and into tomorrow morning. i'm expecting to see cloud cover tomorrow. the temperatures as a result of that will be cooler as our highest holding the 60s. we will tell you what you can expect coming up. >> anyone working in the flood zone should be extra careful for the doctors at st. luke's tell cbs 2 news anyone exposed to flood waters should conduct a self check. bacteria and fungus in the water can easily get into your body to open cuts and wounds. doctors say you should wash cuts while working and if you'd do get a deep wound you should get it checked out. as always be aware of self-care when you're helping out. don't do anything that can put you in danger.

any way you want to avoid the river. if you want to contribute maybe you can do with food preparation or financial. >> the doctor says if you are working in the damp area the aware of mold. where there is water mold grows. people have different responses to its exposure. state health leaders are asking people in flood impacted areas to be on t l these are mosquitoes. right now is prime time for west nile virus cases peaked in iowa. doctors say standing water that remains to to flooding will provide a breeding ground for new mosquitoes which could increase the risk for the virus. you should use instead repellent with deet. as of right now there are 15 confirmed cases of west nile in iowa. >> red cross is playing a role in helping thousands of people recover from flood 2016.

saying and red cross shelters. the organization also has 15 emergency response vehicles helping flood impact communities . more than 150 volunteers are helping with disaster response in iowa. in addition to providing flood cleanup kits the red cross has provided more than 9400 meals for those impacted by the floods. we watched as volunteers stepped up to fill sandbags now many getting life back to normal. there are various ways you can help those recover from the flood. the united way is making it easy for you to volunteer. iowa-dot-com. we placed that information on our website cbs2iowa.com. there's another way you can help. the paramount theatre needs to get ready for celtic thunder on sunday. on tears helped remove seeds from the theater last week and now help is needed to put them back in.

paramount theatre on saturday morning at 8:00. >> for the thousands getting back into their homes there is relief and some smiles. moving everything in and out is no easy task. as today ryan tells us most know it's far better than the alternative. >> gratitude felt this neighborhood. i'm in the northwest side. there's a lot of laughter and tears and happy tears. a lot of sweat because people spent hours taking all of the sandbags from around their homes and putting them on the curb for collection. this is the beginning of the hard task of making home sweet home again.

like an abundance of coupons in ads bring smiles to faces here in time check. evacuees returned home to everything after preparing to lose it all. >> it's a relief but we have so much work ahead of us. even though her home stay dry she doesn't spiel -- feel untouched by the waters. >> all the work it took to do this and missing out on work it cost us all something. >> we were able to come home this time and thank goodness that we were able to come home. >> her next-door neighbor says all this extra effort was worth

i would help my neighbors. i would do it again. >> she did not do it alone. >> there were hundreds of people here. it didn't matter. everyone pitched in. >> i was so overwhelmed because the kept coming out and helping. >> help came at the city level. back in 1993 at 19 feet the river flooded her basement work >> if it wasn't for the hesco barriers, thank god for those. what they did with the sewer system and making sure it did not come back. that saved us. >> there are homes and people in cedar rapids that have been affected by the flight. they were touched by the waters and you can help those families. you can find all sorts of ways on our website cbs2iowa.com . covering but corridor live in cedar rapids jenne' ryan cbs 2 news.

other stores across the corridor. you will be able to get those sandbags off your property tomorrow morning . saturday morning they will accept bags at ellis park. you could drop off sandbags regardless whether it's been wet. the city hopes to start curbside collection on monday, october 10. business owners can take sandbags to the former six street alliant >> the flood impacted several industrial businesses in cedar business journal that there was no major damage - and employees returned to work today.grain shipments at quaker oats were halted temporarily - but the plant reopened quickly. the companies credit their own flood protection equipment for the quick turnaround. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still to come... come...waterloo west -- tries to do something they haven't done in over 30 years -- could

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temperatures aligning with the season. >> the river is also going down so i guess in a sense that's an important thing. the weekend will be cooler to start but as we get rid of the clouds towards the end of the weekend i think you will like the weight sunday shapes up. our skies are mostly clear as they have been all day. the wind as out of the north at 7 miles per hour is nice and low at 50 degrees. much drier air the past several days. here's high temperatures and thanks to the sunshine it was warmer and eastern iowa. especially in the southeast. a little cooler in the northwestern part of the state. temperatures help in the upper 60s and anyway you slice it

hawkeye state. tonight we are looking at clouds that have moved into the eastern and southeastern parts of iowa. this weather system is an interesting one. it's not following the typical pattern weathers. it is backing into eastern iowa from the east. tomorrow will have clouds and as a result of that the temperatures will be cooler. if you look at lake michigan and around chicago you can see showers and a few of these are a possibility in our forecast from tomorrow night and early on saturday. eastern iowa the force will be weak. we should be widely scattered and on the light side. for high school football games tomorrow night, there may be a brief shower here and there. in most areas some clouds. temperatures around 64 for kickoff. winds blowing it at 5 to 15 miles an hour. tonight the temperatures range from the mid-50s in the northern and central counties to the

oelwein and prairie du chien at 55 degrees. going to the satellite, there's that disturbance. it's off to the southeast of us. the main jet stream is blowing across the northern tier of the united states. this is not in the westerlies and it can go wherever it wants to we get a kicker. as we show you the next four days you can see the upper air low drops south and it moves back to the to get a push and heads into southeastern canada by monday of next week. with this thing spinning around it will spread some of those clouds and that rain back into eastern iowa over the next 24 to 36 hours. you can see the rain totals are very light. bottom line any rain is going to be widely scattered and on the light side.

by the time we get to sunday the system will be gone and back to sunshine. we have excellent whether to close at the weekend. on the predictor you can see the clouds archpriest of us. tomorrow morning they start to push into eastern iowa after the morning hours they increase. in the afternoon we are stuck under the clouds and a little greene indicates scattered showers. the worst of this will state to the east of us. low temperatures tonight will be in the upper 40s to lower 50s from north to south. skies will be partly cloudy and tomorrow morning will cloud up from east to west and temperatures should hold in the 60s with northeast winds from 10 to 15. for tomorrow night a slight chance for shower and that could last into saturday morning. by afternoon the threat is gone. sunday looks nice with 70. the on that temperatures will be in

forecast on wednesday and thursday. >> next hillary clinton returns to iowa. her message to voters as iowans cast the first ballot in the presidential race. >> listen throughout the day for your weather first forecast

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>> in the race for the white house early voting is underweight in iowa but because of the flooding situation in the corridor the linn county voting location has changed. >> the auditor's office has been moved to the linn county services building. you can vote early and get registered. the auditor's office will be visited council bluffs yesterday - and democrat hillary clinton stopped in downtown des moines today. reporter steffi lee shows us what she had to say. take pkg: see these changes take effect, they need to get their ballots in here expect the next

hillary clinton. >> with the nation inching closer to election day -- >> we have 40 days to win an election that will affect the next 40 years of our country. >> democratic nominee hillary clinton kicked off early voting in iowa imploring her audience to go vote. >> it is tradition. >> voting is a tradition. john olson takes voting seriously. he was first in line waiting to vote for clinton before the sun rose. >> he says clifton is a professional unlike donald trump. >> if you criticize him, he won't contemplate the critique. he trashes that person. >> clinton spoke about helping working families, small

all inclusive economy. she also praised i was clean energy movement. >> i'm running against someone thinks climate change is a hoax perpetrated by the chinese. >> jennifer owens brought her daughters from cedar rapids. >> she says clinton shows initiative listening to eastern iowa lawmakers about the flood. >> they called hillary because they knew that she would listen to what they had to say. she would think about what could be done in the future. >> after the rally wrapped up campaign staffers brought audience members to the county they can go vote. >> republican donald trump spent the day drumming up support in new hampshire. he is getting ready for the second presidential debate. he is asking his supporters to fill out a survey on issues he should focus on. >> at least one person is dead after commuter train crashed into a very busy train station in new jersey.

federal investigators are trying to figure out why the train did not stop once it reached the terminal. the woman killed was standing on a platform and she was hit by debris from the crash. more than 50,000 train and bus riders use this busy station every day. >> coming up in sports dan sabers is all about discipline. why his old-school approach works for city high next ""just wanna see if my score" changed..you wanna check yours?" "scores don't change that much. i haven't changed." "oh really?" "it's girls'night. ah huh." "they said business casual." "i love summer weddings!" "oh no." "yeah, maybe it is time. maybe i should check my credit score."

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1991 -- was the last time >> and now cbs 2 sports with zach hanley. >> 1991 was the last time waterloo west 16 games in the regular season. you have to go back further to 1984 the last time the wahawks began a season 6-0. you could write the history books tonight. pearson takes the handoff and goes to a tou taylor takes the kickoff from the goal line and he's gone. 99 yards off the sidelines and just like that they take the lead. westwood answer in the second quarter. more drops a dime on cooper and she does the best. 61 yards on the score.

four decades dan sabers has been on the sidelines at city high. while his players and seasons have changed, sabers has not. his old-school approach to the game works for life. dan sabers is a thomas coach of the week. >> dan sabers keeps it old- school at city high. >> i tried to bring intensity. also some fire. and some enthusiasm. nothing but that. >> you have to bring it every day and if you don't you will hear from him because he expects it from you. >> his toughness is for a reason . >> you get good kids and work them hard and keep them with respect you will get more than you will lose. >> i am big on discipline. it is vital for us to manage our lives well and to have that

to do.>> he wants us to work hard throughout life and not just on the football field. >> the best example is in the classroom because it requires discipline. you don't always want to write an essay or read a book. >> discipline demanded by a man who always receives his spots from his team. >> they validate who i am. it gives me confidence in what i do. they instill that has a tremendous impact on me. >> high school volleyball maren hosted city high and the indians stormed out of the gates. mary and when the first set. after that it was all city high. shannon smacks at home. the little hawks take it in for.

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>> late tonight into tomorrow morning clouds will be coming in from the east. that's usually come from the west. they will be in our skies tomorrow afternoon. after 6 am it will be 51 and we should get up to 67. glasgow keep temperatures cooler than what we saw today. >> thank you for watching cbs

>> stephen: who are you? >> stephen: i'm you, stephen, from the future. i've come back to warn you, a terrible event will tak unless you do something about it. >> stephen: oh, my god, has trump become president? >> stephen: i don't know, i've only come from next tuesday. >> stephen: then why do you have a beard? >> stephen: this? it's fake. i didn't want to freak you out. >> stephen: so what did you come back to tell me? >> stephen: oh, yeah, don't buy a sailboat. it's much more expensive than you think. upkeep is ridiculous, and you're not that good of a sailor.