we have a quiet radar out to our west in western iowa and their is a cold front there and that front is going to be bringing us showers and storms tonight. there is a risk, a low risk for severe weather in our area near and south of highway 20. that is where there could be be storms that will produce strong winds. overall, the risk is low. those storms will start to enter the area about 7 pm. it will probably be further to the west by seven and continue to move to the overnight hours. at 10 pm, we have strong activity near dubuque and could still see a wave of energy through midnight tonight with showers and storms continuing to push through the area. we will start to dry out by the morning commute. we will have clouds, but some

you are going to notice the change in the temperature when you step outside tomorrow morning. i will show you those numbers and how cool beget coming up on your full weather forecast in a bit. live 2016 has passed but the aftermath is here. cbs 2 report joe huisinga tells us how it continues to her family's budget. joe? >> reporter: karen, the flood weathers -- floodwaters been reach people's homes but cost have some struggling to stay afloat. in the wake of blood 2016, many are facing a unique crisis. >> we didn't sustain the damage that we probably could have had. but there is a lot of things, i think a lot of people don't think about a family who is living paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: preparing homes for a disaster that missed many still has a price.>> the refrigerators, stoves, water

have seen those things taken out of their homes and now they're putting it back in. there are added expenses both ways. money that they have set going towards a car payment or towards their house or towards daycare at something that's definitely a lot tighter now 12 and it will take time to get back in safe waters i think when we get into a and it will take time to get >> i think when we get into recovery, everything is back to normal and it's not quite there yet. it will take a month or two to get really back into where we should be. >> reporter: with the holidays around the corner, many families will be fighting to find their normal. >> there is a lot of need out there still. >> reporter: today we spoke with ajc ap and the salvation army

families and individuals. they recommend you call 211 and they can guide you to help you need. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, joe huisinga. after countless hours of planning and research, a new transit program was approved for north liberty. melanie morris is live in north liberty to tell us about this new way people can get around town.>> reporter: karen, this fairway gr the is one step on this bus route. it is also one example of how this service will help connect people in the community. city leaders say transit has been a need for north liberty residents for years. this afternoon the program get final approval. from 10 to to every weekday, people can get on and right between six stuff. it costs one dollar to get on a schedule stops but you can get on any quarter -- corner along the way order a direct pick up for two dollars. there are discounts if you are

plan says it will help people get around more than just north liberty. >> they will make connections so the routes you see are what this particular contract." contract."the bus service is expected to start early next week.you can see the route on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor in north liberty, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. a special task force is meeting right now for the first time.the task force is discussing the student survey cbs 2 brought you as a special report just last month.last september- students in the iowa city community school district took the survey.it provided district leaders with information about the students' school enviroment. the results are now in and show three areas the district is working on now. now.those are: teacher and mentor relationships, creating a more inclusive community-

inclusive community, and the splendor environment. task force will work on the recommendations and give them to the board in december. a couple of building buys and an open house at a local bnp are featured in tonight's cbj report. adam moore is life tonight. adam, we hear a well-known realty company has but a recent purchase in downtown cedar rapids. tell us about a. >> reporter: that is right go we found out thi skogman has bought the beaver building located on first avenue. building sits east of the existing skogman building and that was recently sold to make way for a proposed boutique casino downtown. the president, kyle skogman told us the firm is considering we development of the beaver building as a path

cleared out after the flood of oh-eight. eight.united fire buys long- vacant may's drug building the former may's drug building on second st. in downtown cedar rapids has also been sold, this time to united fire group. the two-story building is remembered by many for its history as may's drug store; it was more recently home to legends nightclub, started by hawkeye legend roy marble. it was heavily damaged after the flood of 2008, and has sat vacant since then. about $250,000, and it comes as part of the company's recent buying spree. it has already acquired the american building and the downtown drug building, and announced plans to build a 10-story office tower. cornell college opens brackett house b&b after restoration

option in the corridor.cornell college has completed renovations of its historic brackett house bed and breakfast in mount vernon, and will be holding an open house oct. 17the 140-year-old home in has four rooms ranging from double occupancy to a suite that can sleep six people. the house was originally the home of its builder, william brackett, who also completed construction of the college's iconic king chapel. chapel. for more in-depth coverage of these stories and more, be sure to check out monday's edition of the corridor business journal. it was a sticky situation today in central city. city.the eastern iowa honor flight stopped by central city schools to receive a donation. the elementary, middle and high schools competed against each other to raise money to support the organization. whoever raised the most money won.however- the losing

during lunch. "to have fun with kids in school is important and you focus on academics but there's also the part where we get to make a difference and things that are bigger than us. so i'm more than happy to do the most money one but who are lost have to be duct taped to a wall. >> it is fun to -- it is important to have fun. but there is also a part that we get to make different. things bigger than us. and so i am more than happy to do stuff like this. it is fun and fun for the kids and community. we raise money for a good to national war memorials.the schools dollars. in the race for the white house- hillary clinton is now pulling ads that were supposed to air on stations in florida that carry the weather channel. channel.a spokesman for clinton says the campaign asked the stations there to delay the ads until hurricane matthew passes.the ads were part of a multi-million dollar plan to get to voters the clinton campaign thinks are critical to helping the multimillion dollar plan to get

things are critical to helping the democratic presidential candidate win. republican presidential candidate donald trump has released a statement about hurricane matthew. trump is urging residents in the path of the hurricane to listen to officials warnings and keep safe. he also gave his condolences to the families who lost loved ones in haiti. on tuesday, the storm ripped through haiti. the haiti interior ministry says in the capital, the storm has claimed the lives of 108 people. 4 right now heading toward florida. coming up tonight on the cbs two news will take another look into where the hurricane is heading and what preparations are being made. 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

stations across the country. we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. you can share your thoughts with us by email or facebook? up next, the new building at the university of iowa shining a light on the students program. we are in for some beautiful weather this weekend but first, we have a stormy conditions out there with a strong storm system moving through the midwest. we will see showers and

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the university of iowa's visual arts building is receiving national attent the university of iowa's visual arts the link is receiving national attention for its architecture. the new building cost university $77 million to build and it took more than a year to complete after the floods of 2008. the finished product comes with five floors and nine galleries. the building features unique spaces for students and staff. the building is open public to tour next week. there will be a student exhibition. each of their works will be displayed in rotation. and over in weather, we have a chance for just showers and thunderstorms tonight as we move through the later part of this evening and overnight. right now, it is mostly dry. we have some areas of light rain to the north of waterloo, but out to the west, that is where

is going to be the main driver of showers and thunderstorms later on tonight. we have a few hours before it arrives and we do have a low risk for strong to possibly severe thunderstorms. the higher risk is down to our southwest in southwestern parts of the state. but for areas of -- for areas along and south of highway 20, there is a low risk that there will be strong storms. if they do develop winds would be the main concern tonight. but the timing is a little late and we have had clouds much of the day today so that is why the risk is overall low. but on this predictor, we can see showers and thunderstorms move in around 7 pm and they will continue to move in the area. by 9 pm, we will have a pretty lit up radar across eastern iowa and we will have scattered showers and thunderstorms moving through by midnight. after midnight, some of the activity will start to die down. we could still have showers and

will start to dry out by morning. by 6 am, it should be dry. we will have clouds in the sky but they will start rapidly as the day goes on on friday. the predictor is still moving here and we will have plenty of sunshine and their skies as we start the weekend. this is all with a big storm system moving to the midwest right now and has led to tornados down in portions of kansas, further to the north in nebraska, there has been snow happening. for us, we will get the showers and storms we will get cooler air, though, that will move in behind it. behind the cold front, a big area of high pressure is moving in and so will some very cool air. it is already occurring in other parts of the midwest. this time yesterday, it was 32 degrees in north platte. so temperatures are falling and the cool air is heading our way and you will notice it by

get through. it will be cloudy through the latter part of the night and temperatures will fall down into the 40s. when you step outside in the morning, you will make -- likely need a jacket or sweater because temperatures just rise into the 50s and 60s. despite the sunshine, we will see later on in the day, will have a 55 forehand decorah, 60 degrees in cedar rapids go this is cool for this type of years best this time of year. it is about 5 degrees below normal for this time of year but who can complain? some nice fall weather headed our way in time for the weekend. by tonight, temperatures could be getting down into the 30s in spots. by saturday morning, it will be a cool one. temperatures will be the 60s and 70s on saturday and sunday. low chance for rain on monday and it will be pretty good- looking the next seven days.

why there is no love lost between minnesota and iowa when it comes to floyd week. this is next on cbs 2 . has identifed the special forces solder who was killed in afghanistant fighting isis. (??take vo??)he is staff sgt. adam thomas. thomas is the first u.s. combat fatalit against from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i michelle marsh. the pentagon has identified the special forces soldier who was killed in afghanistan fighting isis. he is staff sergeant. adam thomas. thomas is a first euros fatality in the fight against isis in afghanistan. this with his third deployment. he served in iraq and afghanistan. he was a recipient of several awards including bonds?and purple heart. -- bronze star and put. >> the fbi is releasing interested in islam just months ago almost overnight. the f-b-i did not say whether

but ?did? say they are still going through his computer and phone. (??on cam??)and, at least ten people are hurt in an explosion in turkey.a bomb went off near a police station in istandbul. turkey has been rocked by a wave of bomb attacks in the past year that have killed hundreds.no group has taken responsibility for this attack yet. from the terrorism alert desk in

his day starts at four. four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. when in iowa, he's still up early. working the farm, meeting iowans in all ninety-nine counties every year. dawn to dusk. chuck works. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and helped build a homeless shelter for women and children, but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take

blum broke his word and kept all the pay. now he wants to cut social security and raise the retirement age. congressman blum's out for himself, not us. it's a trophy game -- it's a

rivalry. it is floyd week. saturday, iowa and minnesota will battle it out on the gridiron for a pig go but this game is much more than that. the loser of this one is pretty "nah, i wouldn't say i like them one bit... there's a lot of hatred between the two states and two teams and ii think everyone on understands that... i'm hoping the freshman understand that but if they don't by the end of the day they will. so pretty excited for his one and to be able to bring the pig home senior year, that's everything you want." on don't forget to tune into this week's -- i on the hawks -- on our sister sation fox 28 -- marc morehouse, mike hlas and i preview saturday's battle for the pig in minneapolis -- the show starts at 6:30 tuesday night the marion volleyball team won their 3rd

years she's been successful leading the indians on the court -- thanks to her -- i can mindset mindsetroxanne paulsen -- our ed thomas coach of the week week on the volleyball court at marion -- roxanne paulsen is all about positivity -- --"it's a challenge you have to meet... what are you so afriad of? you can do this... i belive in you... if you don't belive in yourself, know that i belive in you."for a reason -- " i want them bench feeling the they have success or can have success.. instead of worrying about the negative outcome."and it starts with a note card -- a marker -- and a saying -- i can "just write down what you want to do... what is it that you want to be? and i think it's just that self talk...tell yourself that you can do it and eventually you find that you do." do." "she wants us to put one of the note cards where we will see it every day, so like the bathroom mirror or something and then one in our volleyball

us.""when ever i think i can't do something i can just think of her saying... what are you afraid of?"because to pauslen -- a great spike is nice -- -- but having belief in yourself -- -- is what it's all about "it's just going to change our mindset... just know that we can do it and we are going to be able to reach our limits." limits.""if you set your mind to it, if you say you can do it, if you say you will do it then you will end up doing it... if you say you can't then you won't." won't." -- "we get them for just a few years of their life and if i can have that impact when they leave... to believe in themselves, to trust in themselves..."she can -- but if you set your mind to it and say you can d you will do it, you will end up doing it. any pc cannot, then you won't. >> we get them for just a few years of their lives and if i can have an impact to believe -- to have the believe in themselves and trust themselves, she can. repack most importantly, roxanne paulson does believe in them. the mvc run at noelridge park, it is ladies first. as for the lady who finished first, it was iowa city west debbie kopecky. cedar falls will take the girls team title. in the boys race, it was a

we will be right back to take one last look at your weather

showers and thunderstorms will become more likely after 7 pm and will continue to move through over the overnight hours up until three or four in the morning. we will see some scattered

produce strong winds or strong hell when they move through. but by the commute in the morning, it will be dry. look at this forecast. zach asked if he could give the forecast. >> 60 degrees -- something like that? >> it's perfect.

you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. blum would make it harder, voting to cut social security and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message,

i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! for the content of this advertising. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and helped build a homeless shelter for women and children, but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take only half his salary. then in congress, blum broke his word and kept all the pay. now he wants to cut social security

>> champions of the world, denver broncos. >> it is caught for the win! >> danny willett has won the masters. >> jason day, major champion. >> derrick henry will win it. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning in caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] james: tonight, the san francisco 49ers take on the arizona cardinals. it's an n.f.c. west matchup in santa calleri -- clara on "thursday night football." >> welcome to "nfl thursday