right now on cbs 2 this morning...school is back in session after a week off for flood 2016. right now, kool is back in session after a week off for >> the big step cedar rapids is taking downtown to make it easier to drive. >> the latest places you can drop off all kinds of sapd bags from last week. welcome to cbs 2 this morning. a live look now at i-380 and 8th street northeast. you see downtown off in the distance. traffic moving well so far on this monday morning. welcome to cbs 2. i'm kevin barry. >> i'm kelly. we're checking in on our weather now. justin roberts, good morning. >> good morning. kind of a cool start to the day

little fog as well: take a look at what's happening down south along i-80. 49 degrees around that williamsburg area. tempings on the board looking at 49 in waterloo, cedar rapids, and dubuque. those winds are calm. 4 l to 8 miles an hour this morning. satellite and a redar, we do see a few little clouds down around southeast and very southern parts of iowa, but that's about it. but the rest of us are clear. some of the fog we are running into is around dubuque this morning. now, the planner, upper 50s at 9:00 with plenty of sunshine. mainly sunny at noon 68 and partly sunny this afternoon. that's kind after a brief ka pechlation of what we can plan on today. the big story of the week is more rain and cooler weather. we'll examine both of those items and let you know when to

7-day forecast about ten minutes from now. >> thanks, justin. new this morning, a pedestrian was killed last night in johnson county. this is a live look at traffic there this morning. right now, vehicles are moving with no problem, but last night, a completely different story. the iowa state patrol says the pedestrian was hit by one vehicle and then by a second and third. here are a few pictures from the scene last night. northbound traffic on 218 was blocked for several hours. right noi, authorities don't know what the plan was doing walking along the highway. at this point, no names have been releesd, and it is still under investigation 6789 >> a man d dead after being hit by a train. sheriff says the 44-year-old man was driving a pickup truck towing a flat bed trailer when he drove in front of a freight train sunday. officials say the truck caught fire and the driver was no nounsed dead at the scene. he was the only person in the truck. his name is not being released

federal authorities are hoping to find a second data reporter from a train crash in new jersey. they believe it's under a collapsed section of the train station's roof. ing investigators hope the recorder is functioning. the first one they found wasn't. the recorders are supposed to track the train's speed and braking information. the train's engineer says he has no memory of the crash. after a long week here, things are starting to get back to normal. means back to school. >> stunts? cedar rapids community school district are back in the classroom this morning. for the first time in more than a week, the whole district was shut down lags week while the city was fieg rising flood waters. buses will try to run close to normal on tienl as possible. multiple bridges are back open again this morning after flood waters went down. days ago, every bridge in cedar rapids, except for interat a time 380 and highway 30 were all

this morning, the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 8th, and 12th avenue bridges are all back open. at last check, the 16th avenue bridge is still closed. were closed.cedar rapids city transit will be running normal routes today. businesses who used sand-bags can drop them off at one of four sites today. today.they will be open from 7- to 7 at least through friday.one of the main locations is the old alliant cargill and quaker oats.you can find the addresses for drop off sites in newbo - the czech village and kingston village - on our website -cbs 2 iowa dot com. and if residents still have sand-bags...next monday, october tenth, city workers will start picking up sandbags from properties -- free of charge. they'll continue pick- ups for two weeks. some cedar rapids residents are waking up in a red cross shelter for the last time this . waking up in a red cross shelter for the very last time this

the cedar hills community church shelter opened last night for anyone who still needed a place to stay. they closed their doors today at 1 p.m. but will serve one more. >> i think the people that were here in the shelter expressed their gratitude towards the red cross and towards the church. when we come into the community, we in some ways become part of that community. >> the st. paul's methodist church location closed sunday at noon. the red cross has had more than 600 overnight stays. the red cross is opening three resource centers. each scepter will offer flood cleanup kits and healthcare workers who can help with any minor medical needs. the center listen open in vinton today, cedar falls tomorrow and

the cedar river is back in its banks, but people in palo are still drying out. palo was one of the hardest-hit communities and some are still out of their home this morn l. high waters flooded basements and garages. for many preparing for the flood water, it was an unsettling remind -- reminder of 2008. >> nobody was prepared. it was 7 foot. and it was a a bit more time to prepare and it was a lot less water15 water15and for palo residents still trying to get rid of sandbags - they can be dropped off at the community center parking lot. an iowa state football great was arrested over the weekend -- just hours after he was honored during the cyclones football game against baylor. baylor.former running back troy davis was arrested for public intoxication early sunday morning.the 41-year-old is scheduled to be inducted into the college football hall of fame later this year.he was a finalist for the heisman

a 6 year-old boy in south carolina - died over the weekend.he was shot last week at his a 6-year-old boy in south carolina died over the weekend. he was shot last week at his elementary school. mourners let balloons go into the air in memory of jacob hall. boy's teacher nearly saved his life. sot/6:06 "i want to thank jacob's teacher mrs. hollingsworth in danger to get my baby to safety thank you for praying for my baby and putting love in my heart." jacob's death marks the first child killed at school since the deadly sandy hook shooting in 20-12.there were two others shot at the school - they have since recovered and been released from the hospital. in des moines -- two businesses are re-creating situations like the shooting in south carolina.film production crews transformed a

an active shooter scene.they say there are three things to do in these types of situations.lock out -- or lock yourself in a room..get out -- leave the room or building.or take out -- by fighting back. the company behind the project hopes the interactive film will help people remember what to do. "if you just tell somebody it's just information, but when you can have a person engage with the content, with the information on an emotional level it becomes a part of them and that's how behaviors change." ch release the film by early next year.it will be called "prevail." it's time for everyone to hang up their leader-hose-in and durn-dull. dull.this past weekend - thousands flocked to the fifty - first oktoberfest in the amana colonies.it's a family friendly celebration of all things german - from the food - to the music - games and of course - beer. some highlights included a parade, a keg toss, a log saw competition and a bratwurst eating contest. "the weather has been amazing,

mother nature for a better day. each day has been great, not too hot, today has actually been the warmest day. but we've had perfect weather, especially for beer drinking!" drinking!"if you weren't able to make it this weekend, dont worry, you can always go to the the 52nd annual oktoberfest in the amana colonies next year. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.just ahead...we hit the steets to see what you think about how donald trump hasn't paid taxes in decades.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have...

6:11. mostly sunny sky on the way today. temperatures are just a little warmer. we do find midweek rain chances as they start late tomorrow night and kind of stay with us off and on through thursday, late morning -- or friday, rather, late morning. they should be out of here by friday evening. today is dry. we are a little foggy. though. 65 at 11:00. upper 60s lunchtime. lower 70s this afternoon. we'll do that sky. in cedar rapids, if day starts pret tu -- pretty nice and quietly. winds are calm. heat index about 49 degrees. temps on the board. 49 waterloo. cedar rapids iowa city. 49234 tubuque. upper 50s around the quad cities. temps right now in carol, 46. 56 in des moines.

71 cedar rapids. 74 des moines, and low 70s in the quad city. statewide satellite and radar, not much going on other than very thin clouds this morning. this area of low pressure right here is what's going to be bringing us those clouds tomorrow afternoon and that chance of rain. there. you do see some of the rain around the dakotas tomorrow morning -- late tonight into tomorrow morning. west iowa, see scattered showers by tomorrow afternoon. we'll wait our tuesday evening into the overnight, which means still nice, dry days for us over the next couple of days. here is predictor. there you see some thin clouds this evening. we'll turn from partly sunny late in the afternoon to mostly cloudy tonight. those clouds will thin out overnoith. tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds will be our steady weather diet. tomorrow afternoon, there's the rain in western iowa becoming more widespread by late tomorrow evening into the overnight and continuing through wednesday.

decorah. 71 in independence and waterloo. mainly sun gnu and mild. same story for the south. southeast please at 5 to 10. temps range today from 73, 74, 72 iowa sfi and tipton, and 71 degrees. forecast tonight, cloudy with upper 50s. tomorrow, mixed choud cover with a high of 76 deg rapids. little warmer in the south, little cooler in the north, but still above normal. showers late tomorrow night into the the overnight. a break midday. more showers late wednesday night. we're cloudy with scattered showers and maybe a couple rumbles of thunder for thursday with a high of 74. cold front then moves through. 40s thursday night. friday only the upper 50s for highs with showers in the morning. 41 for friday night, which means it should be dry for friday

there. our ten-day trend keeps it cool as we head through the weekend with mid 60s monday/tuesday, and low 60s for next wednesday. full weather details. the latest leaf report, a lot of those colors are changing and much more at cbs2iowa.com. it's now 6:15 on your monday morning and 49 degrees in elgin. >> after the break, the developing story about a new trend that easter fiing people of all anales. frz -- ages. the following segment is sponsored by huntsman cancer foundation. since january we have been airing weekly stories focusing on cancer research, treatment, prevention and care at the huntsman cancer institute. these stories were produced in connection with a partnership we have with huntsman, but were not always identified as

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welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? welcome back. taking a quick look at what we can expect for temperatures outside today. 72 down in iowa city. 71 in cedar rapids, waterloo, olwine, manchester. 70 up in decorah. there are growing concerns across the country. >> jamie explains how this is no laughing matter. >> ut's a trend spooking the nation, creepy clown sightings. now, they are threatening school districts. police and homeland security are investigating scary instagram posts in philadelphia. the post from toefr weekend always use the word clown. some even talk about blowing up schools. the unusual reports started august in greenville south carolina.children told police

into woods by offering money. since then sightings keep increasing.on new york's long island, social media threats from anonymous clown accounts kept elementary children inside during recess. parent khalique owens.(newspath suffolk pacakge 6:12 khalique owens)nobody knows how to defend against it because we don't know if it's a prank or they'll harm people now police people they'll harm it's a prank or don't know if it's a prank or they'll harm people now police are using social media to track down the costumed offenders.in lagrange georiga, police posted warrants for four people on threats and disrupting public schools.in kentucky, this young man was arrested for trying to scare people in a ditch.police have arrested at least 12 people across the united states for participating in menacing stunts or making false reports. in houston, texas this instagram post shows clowns threatening to kidnap students or kill teachers. parent rochelle hudson.(rochelle hudson/parent)" this would

inside to get her instead of her walking to the car by herself."and for anyone who thinks this is a laughing matter-police say there is at least one deadly incident linked to a clown hoax.in reading, pennsylvannia a 16 year old was stabbed to death in a dispute. he was wearing a clown mask.a 29 year old now faces first degree murder charges in the case. police are concerned this trend might increase in the near future - with halloween coming up later this month. it's right now it's degre i still to come...the victory for zach johnson -- and team u-. u-s-a.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... the victory for zach johnson and team usa. nice start to the day today. sunny skies out there. cool temperatures as well. there is a look at our temperatures this morning after a -- i should say atop a beautiful sunrise in cedar rapids. upper 40s to low 50s. your weather first forecast is

quick peek at that weather forecast. dry today and tomorrow. here is your bus stop numbers. 55 this morning at the bus stop. recess, mid to upper 60s, and 71 as we home this afternoon. there's just a little bit of cloud cover in southern parts of iowa this morning from clinton back down to washington county. but also, you'll find yus a little fog across the north and east. predictor says nice and dry today. some passing clouds from time to time, but that is about all she wrote. no moisture today, tonight, or for the day tomorrow. it's tomorrow night late when we'll start to see some more moisture chances. today, mainly sunny. 71 waterloo, cedar rapids.

decorah at 70. way down in washington, 74 degrees. southeast please 5 to 10. 50s tonight, tomorrow. little breezier. 76 the high. 61 with late showers tomorrow night. off and on rain through the morning wednesday then another on wednesday night with 74. clouds in low 70s thursday, then upper 50s after rain friday morning. 41 friday noith. dry for the weekend with sunshine and lower 60s. reality kardashian west was held up at gunpoint sunday night in paris. a spokesperson says two armed men dressed as police officers confronted her inside her hotel room. according to the spokesperson, is actress is badly shaken but physically unharmed. >> kardashian-west along with her mother and two sisters were in the country fr fashion week. her husband was onset in new york at the time. he left that show early telling

in a social media post, concert officials said that west will not return to finish the show. so we just got a developing kind of bit of information on this this morning. she has since left france. that easter fiing. there's someone who travels with a lot of security guards. to think this kind of thing was possible, kind of nerve racking. >> yeah. there's a lot of questions like where were they, how did those guys get in. rapids biggest developing

right now on cbs 2 this morning...the next step for one of the biggest cedar rapids neighborhoods that narrowly right now, the next step for

that narrowly avoided getting flood #d out again. one way to help blansz out the financial impact. the developing story about the latest sexual assault at the university of iowa campus. welcome to cbs 2 this morning. we are looking at i-38 ot at 42nd street. happy monday. i'm kelly. >> u eem kevin barry. we are starting another week

one of the most visited spots in cedar rapids is still closed due to flooding - even though it didn't suffer any water damage. damage.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in the newbo district this morning - to explain what needs to be done donebefore businesses can open back up. up.good morning guys -- the

city market behind me here - moved everything out to prepare for flood waters. waters.officials with newbo - say they're thankful the waters never did reach the market - but say businesses are still taking a hit.it will be closed for several more days as they continue the process of moving everything ?back in.the twenty-four everything back in. the 24 independent retailers inside of the market also have to pass buildings and health inspections. the park et city is doing everything to help them out. sdm we know they are taking a huge financial hit so we went ahead and waived rent for the month of october. basically lost a month of income. we felt that was the least we could do to help them out. >> the market had planned to reopen in mid october. when thu do reopen, they plan to

the xhounty. we will post all those details on our web site cbs2iowa.com. >> stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. some workers who missed days of work could still be city officials say the iowa workforce development center has already received more than 100 calls about the issue.many business owners -- including brewhemia's steve shriver -- many business steve shriver say they don't anticipate unemployment being a big issue. >> if you look at 2008, there was a group -- there were three to four months of down time. we lost a lot of business in that. businesses closed down. you know, people moved away. so, yeah, i would say that had the hesco barrier failed and we were loonging at a 3 to 6-month recovery time down here, that'd be a different story.

they are looking back to getting back to work. right now, police are investigating another sexual assault on campus. they say it happened between friday night and saturday morning at a dorm on the east side of campus. investigators say the victim may have known the ataeshg. the department of public safety is reminding -- students it's against university policy to engage in sexual activities without clear consent, and if someone has been drinking, they cannot give consent. right now, iowa city police have a suspect in matches the description of a man seen with a knife on sunday near the university of iowa. the hawk alert was issued this weekend. it warned students and employees there was a 45-year-old white male carrying a knife headed towards john's grocery. according to the university of iowa's emergency information web site, the current campus status is normal, and there are no known emergencies. a former presidential candidate will be campaigning for his biggest rival during the

is making a trip to iowa later this week to campaign for hilary clinton. he was originally scheduled to speak in iowa city, but a scheduling conflict cancelled that appearance. now, he'll speak wednesday in des moines at drake university. just into the news room this morning, gabby giffords is also comeing to iowa this week. she's on a 14-state national bus tour to urge people to vote to reduce gun violence in the united states. tomorrow, she speaks in cedar rapids at 10:15 in the at green square. donald trump is starting his week fighting back against allegations that he may not have paid any federal income taxes of 916-million dollars in 1995 and was entitled to massive deductions. cbs 2 news anchor matt hammill explains whether entitled to massive deductions. cbs 2 news anchor matt hammel explains whether it even matters to voters in this morning's say what. >> i've been under audit almost for 15 kroers.

trump could have avoided paying federal income taxes for 18 years. his campaign and supporters say he did nothing wrong. >> my response is he's a genius. >> a genius? >> absolute genius. the man -- >> it's scary overall. >> but mitch says he worries more tax cuts and loopholes could hurt the country. >> it's kind of harsh to really hear from coming from a very don't want a businessman sanders - says this is why middle-class voters are ou. outraged." trump goes around and says hey i'm worth billions, i'm a successful businessman but i don't pay any taxes, but you, you make 15 bucks an hour, you pay the taxes not me... that is why people in this country are angry and want real change in this country." on our facebook page - ryan says - it's >> on our facebook page, ryan says it's the same tax code for him as everyone else. hilary and bill made donations to their own charity and wrote

deduction. stephanie writes, "all large companies do the same thing. doesn't make it right, but they fallow the law." >> that's why donald trump is the person best position to fix it. there's no one who's shown more genius in their way to maneuver around the tax code and rightfully use the laws to do that. >> i'm not spriedz or shocked by this at all. >> nelson says he's not a fan of either candidate, but amid questionable ethics on matter. >> what he does, what he is, and what he stands for are what his supporters are about. i don't think his tax returns are going to change their perspective at all actually. search cbs 2 iowa, k-g-a-n. today will be the first time in 25 years - that the supreme court will start it's term ?not at full strength.right now - one seat has been left empty - following the death of justice antonin scalia earlier this

actually hearing cases to start their term - which by law starts on the first monday of october - because it's a jewish holiday.arguments are scheduled to begin tomorrow. team u-s-a won the ryder cup for the first time in nearly a . decade.usa, usa, usa!! usa!!team u-s-a beat the best golfers in europe -- something they haven't done since 2008. patrick reed got the ball rolling with a win over rory mcilroy.ricky fowler -- ryan moore and cedar rapids native zach johnson also all won. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.there's still more cbs 6:38. 49 degrees. a little foggy. still more to come. but first we're taking a look at what we are working on now for fox 28 morning live. where forecasters say a massive hurricane could be dropping #u7 to 40 inches of rain. the pro tips to tackling one of your household's most difficult messes. eastern iowa's only local news

we can plan on sunshine today is with just a few clouds from time to time. take a look at the planner. upper 50s at 9:00. upper 60s at noon. we'll stop at lower 70s. full weather first forecast for today, tomorrow, and the rest of

good #340r7bing. mostly sunny sky on today. our fefrps are still above normal. lower to mid 70s in the south. we're talking some rain for the midweek and end of the week. that starts overnight tomorrow night, and it ends by friday afternoon. we are cooler as a result of that, too. today's numbers, nice. 65 at 11:00. upper 60s at lunchtime, and low 70s this afternoon. we'll do that with a steady diet of sunshine and a few clouds from time to time. live look downtown and cedar

start with jacket weather required today. 49 degrees currently in see -- cedar rapids. on the board, 49. decorah at 50. around the state of iowa, we do see 46 in carol this morning. 49 waterloo. 59. our highs today range from the low 70s in the north and central part of the the upper 60s around dubuque to the mid 70s, even upper 70s in west iowa. we have a little cloud cover in southern parts of the viewing area. you see around washington county back over to the quad cities, there's some clouds. warm front moving in, friends. that will keep those temps on the rise the next few days here. this low pushes moisture in. #k50e7s us in the rain chance through that friday afternoon. friday night, cold front moves

friday only in the upper 50s. here is predictor, and there we see quiet, dry day today. just partly to mostly sunny sky expected. heading into the forecast tonight, we'll call it mainly cloudy. that goes right back to partly sunny skies for tuesday morning and midday. by tuesday evening, we'll see rain moving in from western iowa into our vug area. we'll plan on showers late tuesday night. those will continue throughout the morning wednesday. little bit of a break wednesday wednesday night and thursday. today, 70s, waterloo.cedar rapids 71. iowa city 72. dubuque, upper 60s to 70s. let's peek at today's weather first forecast as we head back to school. 53 degrees. we'll give the day an a. there is some patchy fog for the morning time so be mindful of that. forecast tonight upper 50s. the clouds will build.

night. tomorrow, 70s. a nice day to be out and about. showers old off until overnight tuesday night and then be around for wednesday morning. some showers, again, wednesday night. cloudy skies. scattered showers thursday with 74. there's that cold front moving through. upper 50s for highs for friday. some showers in the morning. we are dry friday night. saturday and sunday, we are in the 60s. we are with sunshine and our ten-day temperature trend copes cope -- keeps us in those 60s. full weather details at always at cbs2iowa.com. taking a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories this morning. there's a few construction projects starting today in cedar rapids. the westbound lane of 29th street drive southeast will be closed from tama street southeast to indian creek bridge. crews will be improving the roadway there. work should take about six weeks if the weather cooperates.

intersection at roksbury drive northwest and autumn woods drive northwest is closing for about ten days. there still aren't any suspects or charges in a deadly friday morning stabbing in cedar rapids. over the weekend, police identified the victim ass 18-year-old christopher artenberry jr. police found him in the 6700 block of college park court southwest. he died at a hospital about an hour later. police questioned several people, but they are still looking for the people responsible. is now arrested in connection with the death of his foif's 4-year-old daughter last year. his girlfriend, christie bus s, was arrested last week for child endangerment. little abudz buss' two kids, and she didn't try to stop the abuse. good morning to you. now, 6:45 on your monday

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because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? here is a look at temperatures outside at this moment. 49 -- 49 in cedar rapids. let's take a look at what that means for your morning north. this is right by the exchange between collins road and i-380. lots of cars mving north and south so far this morning, but no traffic problems to report so far on your monday. a marion man is ted this morning after being hit by a train. glen county sheriff says the 44-year-old man was driving a pickup truck towing a flat bed trailer when he went in flont of a freight train sunday. officials say the truck caught fire. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

his name isn't being released until his family has been back to normal - and for parents and children - that means heading back to school. school.students in the cedar rapids community school district are back in the classroom this morning for the first time in more than a week. the whole district was shut down last week while the city rising flood waters from the cedar river.the district's website says busses will try to run as close to the normal schedules as possible. multiple bridges are back open again after flood waters went down.days ago -- every brid in cedar rapids except for inter-state 380 and highway 30 was shutdown causing major delays.this morning -- the first -- second -- third -- eighth and 12-th avenue bridges are all open.at last check -- the city's website says the 16th avenue bridge is bridges are all back open. at last check, the 16th avenue bridge is still closed this morning. if you use public transit in town, it's also ready for riders this morning. the city buses were pulled off the streets because all those

be running normal routes all day. businesses who used sandbags can #2kr07 them off at one of four sites today. they'll be open from 7:00 to 7:00 at least through friday. one of the main location social w -- locations is old ie lent energy. check on -- if residents still have sandbags next monday, october 10th, city workers will start picking up sandbags from properties free think eel continue pickups for two weeks. some residents are waking up this morning in a red cross shelter for the very last time. the cedar hills community church shelter stayed open last night for anyone who still needed a place to stay. they closed their toors today at 1:00 but will serve one last meal. the st. paul's united methodist church location closed sunday at noon. since opening shelters in eastern iowa to help people affected by the flood waters, red cross has had more than 600 overnight stays.

its banks. people are still trying out in palo. palo was one of the hardest-hit communities. some are still out of their homes. high water flooded basements and garages, which are now a headache for returning in 2008 nobody was prepared we were told foot above the road it was 7 feet and it was a shock for everybody we didn't have as much time to prepare this time we had quite a bit more time to prepare and it was a lot less water15 water15 still trying to get rid of sandbags - they can be dropped off at the community center parking lot. a 6 year-old boy in south carolina - died over the weekend.he was shot last week at his elementary school. school.a community service was held last night in town-ville, south carolina.mourners let balloons go into the air in memory of jacob hall.his kindergarten class was going out to recess when police say a 14-year-old boy opened fire. his mother said jacob's

sot/6:06 "i want to thank jacob's teacher mrs. hollingsworth who put her life in danger to get my baby to safety thank you for praying for my baby and putting love in my heart." jacob's death marks the first child killed at school since the deadly sandy hook shooting in 20-12.there were two others shot at the school - they have since recovered and been they been released from the hospital. in te moin, two businesses are recreating situations like that shooting in south carolina. film production crews transformed a vacant des moines officer into an active shooter scene. leave the room or building.or take out -- by fighting back. the company behind the project hopes the interactive film will help people remember what to do. "if you just tell somebody it's just information, but when you can have a person

the information on an emotional level it becomes a part of them and that's how behaviors change." change."the film crew wants to release the film by early next year.it will be called "prevail." 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 monday morning. morning. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us

here are the three stories you need to know to start your week. week.one man was killed walking along highway 218 last night one man was killed walking along highway 218 last night in johnson county. it happened just before 9:00 south of interstate 380 and i-80. 218 northbound was closed for several hours.

was hit by three vehicles. right now, they don't know why he was walking on the highway. an iowa state football great was arrested over the weekend just hours after he was honored during the cyclones football game against baylor. former running back troy davis was arrested for public intoxication early sunday morning. the 41-year-old is scheduled to be inducted into the college football hall of fame later this year. right now, university of iowa police are nfthing another sexual assault on campus. they say it all happened morning at the dorm on the east safety is reminding students it's against university policy to engage in sexual activities without clear consent.and if someone has been drinking they cannot?? give consent. what's going on. there's downtown cedar rapids. temps in the upper 40s to lower 50s out there currently. we are going to warm nicely, though.

as you seat it, 55 this morning. 65 at recess. 71 this afternoon. mainly sunny. just a little bit of cloud cover this morning on our satellite and radar. far south and east, here is predictor, and, again, it's a dry day. we'll be featuring off-and-on clouds especially for the

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