projected track of hurricane matthew as the deadly storm heads toward the u.s. eastern coast. weatherwise let's track it. we will go right to our satellite and radar and as you see it there is matthew slowly turning and moving toward the north and the west and you see it plugging along at 15-20 miles an hour. here is the latest. expected sometime late tonight an will roll along the east coast. it is expected to be in the carolinas by late friday into saturday. peak gusts 165 miles an hour and sustained winds at 140. we will keep you up-to-date as we roll through the next few days. 76 this afternoon and cloudy. right now doppler radar quiet with rain between cedar rapids and iowa city.

temperatures on the board double six does. 68 in monticello and the winds out of the east and south about six-12 miles an hour. satellite and radar, we will check it and thunderstorms moving in with the predictor coming up in about 10 minutes. the presidential c are talking about syria and what they would do with the embattled country. craig boswell is at the white house with the latest from the pence says he and donald trump agree - military force may be needed to create a safe place for syrian refugees within their own country.(sot: gov. mike pence/(r-in) vice presidential candidate)"we absolutely should be prepared to use military force to establish and preserve safe zones and the ability for people to safely evacuate out >> we should be prepared to use military force to establish and preserve the safe zones and the

evacuate. >> russia is working with syrian president shod and they say any strike on forces puts russian forces at risk donald trump repeated that he wants to work with russia. >> if we get along with russia and they went out with us and knock the hell out of isis, because they want to have a place in the middle east." (standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)syria is may come up during sunday night's presidential debate...something both candidates are preparing for. clinton spent time at her washington, d-c home doing debate prep wednesday. she heads to new york today to attend a fundraiser.(nats)tim kaine is taking her place on the campaign trail.(sot: sen. tim kaine/(d-va) vice presidential nominee)"we feel good about where we are now and we're going to really push for the next 33 days."trump will campaign in new hampshire campaign in trump will 33

campaign in new hampshire tonight.craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in candidates to our viewers. we have reached out to the candidates that participate in extended interviews, not only for our station but our sister stations across the country and we want to hear from you please tell us what you want to know from the candidates. share your thoughts by e-mail and facebook. the cedar river may be back to below flood stage but the city is looking into continual protection for cedar rapids in the future. they want to install several permanent pumping stations. this is a rendering of a station planned for the area i of eighth and 12 avenues.

to return water to the city river. the city is pushing back some of the levy work it is planned to pay for. track some business owners are reopening their stores without out reasons other than the flood. "we have a couple of dealors that have decided not to return after the flood. i think some of it's just the stress of the quick moving out. they're older, they just don't want to go through this a" again."business owners there they are want to go through it again. >> business owners say it has been hard being closed for the past week. the african-american museum of iowa is working to get back to business. it opens at 10:00 a.m. and resumes normal operations. visitors can enjoy a discounted rate while the museum is architecture.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in iowa city

building is reaching new heights.stephanie? stephanie?well, jenee--the original visual arts building was damaged by the floods of oh eight so the university had to construct a new building and just take a look at it. it. the building cost seventy- seven million dollars to build. it took more than a year to complete.the finished product comes with nine galleries.as we toured the building we saw unique spaces for students and staff. the studio division coordinator says light was critical to the architecture. "the light that comes through this building is qutiessal to for it's performance and art students education. light comes in through the center it comes through the outer part of the building and the quality of light that students are working with is important especially when they're working with clay."

week their will be student expedition.each student's art will be on display for a week before being rotated.covering the corridor in iowa city stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon,so far - 25 deaths so far - 25 deaths attributed to hurricane matthew. we take a look at the storm and where

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hurricane matthew. right now hurricane matthew is a category four and is expected to reach the florida coast tonight. the storms of maximum winds are 145 miles an hour last night it tore through the bahamas. in matthew is expected to keep that strength is it move -- moves towards florida coast. 1.5million people have been evacuated. this is a live look the winds -- two's things. most fatalities come from the storm surge. the winds and the water up the coast. let's look at the satellite and radar. the storm will keep its strength. if you imagine hurricane as a car, as it travels over land, unless you put gas in it it runs out. think of this hurricane the same way. right now it is there a big gas

off the coast of florida. as it digests more of that warmer water it maintains its strength. we are expecting it to state as a category four is it rolls toward florida late tonight up along the east coast. daytona beach and jacksonville with a turn toward the carolinas through saturday certainly worth watching as we head through the next few days. cloudy skies and scattered showers and a cool weekend. our winds turn to the north and west and that leaves us with cooler weather. numbers. 76 at 3:00. 74 as we start to cool down. we. >> scattered shower and thunderstorms to roll in later this -- we are going to see scattered showers and thunderstorms to roll in later

johnson county and that's where we saw rain this morning. cedar rapids cloudy as we look out the door. 67 degrees with southeast winds at 12. 67 in iowa city. dubuque, monticello 66. 65 in tama as we look at the winds they are out of the south and east at five-15 miles an hour. around the state he we are more 60s and okoro mid to upper 70s for us and 60s back to the north and west. there we see the next shower activity developing back towards north and west iowa and write in between is an area of low pressure and the cold front. that frontal boundary will serve as fuel for boundary as we watch our own showers and storms move through.

the north and east. notice the showers ahead of it. behind the frontal boundary winds--- winds are out of the west 10-20 and it will feel much more like fall as we head through tomorrow and the weekend. here is the predictor. you can feel the mugginess and we will watch it for scattered showers and storms. possibility for strong storms later. gusty winds and periods of heavy rain. the good news is it gets out of here by 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow. late morning tomorrow sunny breezy and cool as we head through our friday. storm prediction center has a very slight chance from water bowl -- waterloo to washington and iowa city and towards anamosa in monticello. low 70s and the north. mid to upper 70s and the south. it is very muggy and we are

scattered showers to deal with. more through the overnight but as we start to cool look at those numbers. 45 in tran20 eight. we have southeast breeze at five-10 miles an hour. early raindrops for friday and then we are clear cool with a high of 60 down to 40. friday night football features cool weather it's almost have your jacket as we start by low 50s at game but -- gametime. mid-60s sa upper 60s low 70s sunday. we will stay with the low son -- 70s monday, tuesday and wednesday and are ten-day trend, more 60s and 70s for next thursday friday and saturday. full details online right now it cbs two iowa.com. we're keeping track of hurricane matthew and we have a breaking news update.

at the capital the death toll is 108. so far 108th lives have been lost just in haiti tumor -- hurricane matthew. still ahead. how a homemade syrup can help your immune system as flu season approaches.

welcome back to "cbs2 news at noon". with fall approaching, flu season is coming up and i am joined from amy -- with amy from the tree of life. she is a homeopathic way to keep your immune system up-to- date. >> syrup. it's a natural preventative that you can take every day throughout the cold and flu season instead of getting the flu shot -- shot and help ward off some of the nasty viruses. >> most of the things you probably will have. go through what we have. >> the base is elderberries. those are dry elderberries. >> this you probably don't have. >> you need to order those online through a company like mountain rose herbs.

kitchen. the darker powder is close. cinnamon and then ginger and of course the honey is the last- minute ingredient. >> what do they do for your immune system? >> all of them together have axion -- antioxidant properties that boost the immune system and ward off the illnesses. if you have gotten sick you can take these in the number of different combinations to >> so once you get them all in here. elderberries here baking the syrup. what is the process. >> you put that of the berries in with the .5 cups of water. out -- elderberries are about 2/3 cup. tablespoon of cinnamon ginger and close and let that

you want the liquid to reduce by about half and you will that cool down and put in a full cup of honey and stirred up and that tastes it good -- that makes it taste good. and honey has great antiviral boosting properties too. you can store the syrup in your fridge for a couple of weeks in a mason jar and i personally take about a teaspoon a day. >> that little? >> yeah. that little or you can make it them. >> yes. a couple different ways. my kids have the coming every day instead of getting a flu shot. >> do make it t? >> i like the cubbies. >> makes it fun. >> if i am sick i will take the syrup. 2 teaspoons at a time. i will double up what i normally take. >> double up a bit.

find information on how to make this. >> tree of life health coaching .com and i will have arrest be posted by the end of this week. >> super easy and? order the elderberries and find the recipe. coming up, it is thursday so we are going to take a look at two your finances with advice on

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important fate -- five important pieces of that advice for the unemployed. money management is huge if you're unemployed. what is the number one biggest thing we should take into account? >> the biggest thing to start off with is to minimize expenditures. that means going with things that you normally would like to have but don't have television, online shopping, wt loosen that up because you don't know when the next paycheck is coming and bills will still be due. being able to go back to the budget and work on it. >> with the bills, obviously you already have bills accumulated like the cards and things like that. i'm sure they get a little bit more when you are unemployed but that does not mean i am unemployed and i can't pay. >> don't ignore the credit

sit down and talk with them and see if you can't work something out. if you ignore them 30 days after delinquencies, they can start taking your credit and if it comes to extreme circumstances they can take you to court. so you don't want to get to that point. >> if you are active and do take a communicative approach they can work with you. >> absolutely especially if you know ahead of time you are going to be laid off or suspend payments or start at a certain date. their flexible when it comes to lowering minimum payments so they can get their money. at the end of the day you want the money you owe them. >> what is the cut off. maybe for your next unemployment check or whatever. how do you manage those payments. the minimum payment. to pay more to trade paid off faster? >> the first be the minimum but like i said you want to reach

it, lower the payment to a minimum and so for example even the minimum doesn't work and you can't pay it and you need a couple thousand dollars. if you call those companies a lot of times they are more than willing to work with people who are proactive about it and want to work with them. >> you don't want to get rid of all your money to pay your bills. life happens. so you want to prepare for that. >> exactly. bring down the minimums and having a budget being able to see i can have this much set aside and be able to pay it and you want to leave cash to pay for things like food, gas, groceries and all of those things so you are not left destitute. >> and that always happens. weather it's a tire blows and you have to pay for that then you can pay for groceries. you have to have some sort of a hello. >> an emergency fund is what we call it.

pay so something comes up you can pay the bills but you can get your car fixed. >> thank you so much and thank you for your time here and if you need help check out try on. they will help you out. you're cbs2 your weather first forecast coming right up. his day starts at four. four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office.

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a little cloud cover out there and scattered showers starting to move in but we found -- we find more later this afternoon and into the evening time. look at the predictor. some could be strong. a few might be severe. the biggest could be gusty winds and periods of heavy rain and lightning. track with us online at cbs2iowa.com. rebecca has the latest forecast at 5:00. once we get rid of the rain

? >> ridge: so you if see quinn at the hospital, you call security. >> rick: she's not allowed to visit dad at all? >> ridge: not his wife. >> thorne: they had a wedding. >> ridge: they don't have a marriage license. she's not a forrester and she's not allowed in his room. >> thorne: she's not going to stand for that, ridge. >> ridge: she doesn't have a choice. i have power of attorney. and it's my responsibility to get quinn out of his life. >> charlie: she doesn't mean anything -- >> pam: wait, wait! quinn, you can't go in there! >> charlie: quinn, stop! >> quinn: i deserve an explanation. >> pam: steffy, i'm sorry. i tried. she wouldn't stop.