. right now on cbs 2 news at 10:00, how much the city of seeped rapids is using to remove unwanted sandbags, local educators speak out. it was necessary for kids to hear that it is not something that's okay. the message one local principal has for parents and students as sexual assault allegations hit the race for the white house. temperatures will be way up tomorrow and way down on wednesday, i'll have the latest on a 25 degree drop. stories and the forecast in the next 10 minutes this is cbs 2 news. they deal with the revolt as donald trump's lewd comments make waves here in eastern iowa. there are changes in store for your forecast, chief meteorologist terry swails joins us with your weather first forecast. we've seen clouds that come into eastern iowa, here and

that's produced much in the way of rain you can see advancing from southwest to northeast, the heavier rains so far have stayed well to the southwest of us and what's left of that little blob there should come cruising across northeastern iowa most will fall to the dubuque line that's in line for the precipitation that's what our model is indicating here this is the predicter as we go through the night how the rain ic tomorrow morning heading up into wisconsin the skies are clearing and tomorrow afternoon we've got lots of sunshine plans and some really nice temperatures wait until you see the numbers in just a few minutes. we'll see you then. cbs 2 news continues with the growing crisis in the republican party after the release late last week of a video tape showing republican presidential nominee donald trump talks about sexually aggressive actions towards

ago new poll numbers show hillary clinton making a double digit lead over trump, it represents clinton's biggest lead over the republican presidential nominee in months. since it surfaced millions of people have viewed the video hillary clinton spoke about the larger impact of trump's words at last night's debate. i've heard from lots of teachers and parents about some of their concerns about some of the things that are being said think it is very important for us to make clear to our children that our country really is great because we're good and we are going to respect one another, lift each other up, we are going to be looking for ways to celebrate our diversity. calls for respect and understanding were echoed by

rapids, dora miller joins us live, you spoke to a local school principal with strong opinions. it wasn't supposed to be a political stance but since most dialogue revolved around this topic, they sy it is time somebody spoke up. i want to start out today reading something that i posted this weekend. it was the announcement heard around the corridor. what we've learned this weekend about the behavior of presidential former presidents and how some of them speak about and treat women is not okay. kennedy high school principal jason klein didn't sugar coat his opinion on the comments made by republican nominee donald trump. we don't joke about assaulting women, we don't make light of assaulting women we don't strategize about assaulting women rapist do these things not real men. sugarcoating wasn't his intentions. i felt like it was

said "presidential candidates and ex presidents" ryan brown has a stepdaughter at kennedy...he says she told him about the announcement -- and not only was it inappropriate timing, "if he wanted to go to his family and do that, that's great, that's what all parents should be doing is informing their children about sexual assault."but brown says kline had his own agenda. agenda. "i do think he was picking a side." side.""it's not intended to be political, it's something that the current event inspired and i would not take back my stance that sexual assault is students on campus...some saying they appreciated the men. mention."it was nice that he actually addressed it because everybody's talking about it and it's like a big topic right now." now." "everyone should be treated equally and if there's a problem with that, there's a problem with our society." kline says even if his announcement was misunderstood , his feelings surrounding it shouldn't be. "i never think that the solution is to say something

inspires a larger dialogue and it inspires things in the school happening that prevents sexual assault from happening then i think that's a good thing." the school district did release a statement saying they agree with the sentiment regarding respect for women... agree with the sentiment regarding respect for women but klein's political opinion is his own and does not represent the district. dora miller cbs 2 news. top leaders in the republican party are revolting against trump, how ryan says he is canceling appearances ryan says he'll focus on saving as many republican members of congress in november. one iowa republican is standing firm in his support for trump governor terry branstad is sticking with his party's nominee. saying a lot is at stake and he feels trump is the best candidate when it comes to national security. the governor did call the 2005

tens of millions of americans watched last night's debate. race. kevinin a place like iowa, they take the caucus process very seriously, iowans have been talking to candidates since 2014. we're joined with democratic activist sarah riley who caucused for martin o'malley before supporting hillary clinton and national federation o vice president kim reem. we've been hearing a lot of talk about this locker room talk and so now we try to figure out unplugged vs uncertain. you've said you've talked to people all across the spectrumkimit's true. we've had people who say we across the spectrum. >> well it is true, today we've had people who have said, we need to look at the bigger

supreme court nominees and the impact they have in our country during this next generation. but we've also heard from people who are fighting within themselves to make sure they are doing the right thing in keeping their support behind donald trump. we heard just a little bit earlier before i believe it was dr. carson who said that a lot of people are getting caught up on the person verses the ideology, when you heard that the person matters. the person does matter first of all i think we could stop calling this locker room talk not only bops it wasn't in a locker room what he described as conduct and i happen to believe this is offensi saying i never did that that was the third time anderson cooper asked if he'd done that, saying no he hadn't, he is sued 20 times for this conduct. i happen to believe he was telling the truth and that was offensive. tick tacs said this is

you off this is a state that picked ted cruz, you have a more socially conservative, what's your kind of take on that? well we are in an interesting position i'm a person that supports the will of the people as i told you earlier in a conversation, we each had one vote going the caucus. i cast mine at the time where i thought it could have the most impact for me and what i personally believe but every person and every other state has had a chance to chime in now these are our nominees, while that wasn't my choice initially i certainly do respect the will of the people and the voice with which they've spoken. former president bill clinton is returning to iowa clinton will be on a busy tour drumming up support for his wife.

like to attend the events you need to rsvp to the clinton website we've placed that information on cbs2iowa.com. the latest now on the flood recovery cedar rapids is prepared to spend $420,000 to clean up sandbags around the city. 10,000-tons around 2016, many were untouched leave most of the sandbags try. the ty they'll pick up the bags on the northwest side and take crews roughly three weeks to collect all of the sandbags. work will soon be getting underway under permanent flood protection, crews will break ground on a new levy near the the newbo area.the 14-million- dollar levee will have a 130- foot base and 13-foot walls. the project is expected to be completed sometime next year. now ten at ten continues with

an iowa company is expanding in pennsylvania.involta plans to open a 40-thousand- square-foot data center near pittsburgh.this is video of the marion location when it was featured on cbs 2's created in the corridor series. the company already has 14 locations. teachers from across the corridor were in class today. world-renowned education expert john had-ee presented research to more than 300- educators from 35-school districts.while society research from 35 school districts while society tend to focus on class side, curriculum and test scores, those don't matter such as educatorexpertise and student growth. the gridiron came alive they gathered at linn-mar tonight and were joined by the university of northern iowa

scott sanborn and justin roberts emceed tonight's event. tonight marked the 20th year for this event. 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...consumer alert.the new development that has samsung telling everyone who owns a galaxy note seven to turn it

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. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator. dawn to dusk. chuck works.

tomorrow on cbs 2...hurricane matthew put many people in harms way -- making it hard for first responders to find them all. all.find out how social media -- and a man with a drone helped safe a life before it was too late.tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. . chief meteorologist, don't know whether to turn the heat on or the air. crazy back and fourth. a em sock em, going to see those in the next seven days having us go up and down, tomorrow is an update wednesday not so much that's a transition day to much cooler conditions tonight a system rolling across iowa actually pinwheeling not very big very compact but it does have a nice little circulation as that heads on to the

iowa since this is moving fast i don't expect much in the way of rain, it will be in the late night hours and tomorrow morning it is all gone and we'll clear out the skies and bring you a very nice day tomorrow here is a look at today's high temperatures and before the clouds came in we had enough sunshine to get our highs up into the 70s here in eastern iowa, dubuque 73, 72 in da de this afternoon tonight, temperatures are staying nice and mild out there everybody still in the 60s except tama where it is 59 degrees waterloo and dubuque, 60 monticello, one of our warmer locations at 63 degrees now as we go to the radar you can see light showers advancing northeast most of what we've seen tonight have been in our northern and western counties as we go in just a little bit closer here you can see showers up there in

parkersburg, new ones in tama county from trayer back down to tama towardsmarshalltown, it will be northern viewing area with showers, should move quickly out after midnight tonight but there is a little spoke of energy that will rotate from southwest to northeast later on tonight. on the satellite, you could see that system located here and another one off to the northwest so near where the skies are clearing out that's enjoying during the day tomorrow, this blue color you see up here that is snowfalling montana and parts of southern canada, there is cold air up here that's the front that will drop through here some time late tomorrow night and on wednesday, really drop the temperatures and tomorrow you could see we'll be on the warm side of the ledger with highs expected to be back in the low to mid-70s but by the time we get to wednesday we have the

the day on wednesday temperatures should be back in the upper 40s to lower 50s and clear skies lighter winds by the time we get to thursday morning there is possibility we could see frost and freezing temperatures something we'll be monitoring closely on the predicter how showers will move quickly northeast by the time they get to 6 a.m., they've moved off into wisconsin and illinois clearing has showed up that's the sunshine that will bring us a nice tomorrow with temperatures up in the 70s, your forecast for tonight then as low as 53 to 57 degrees, scattered showers around but mainly in the northwest half, tomorrow clouds clear up very early temperatures up in the 70s and always areas 73 in dubuque, 74 in waterloo, 75 here in cedar rapids and then the front comes through and wednesday we'll start in the upper 50s by fall

showers around after that another nice warming trend, dry conditions weekend temperatures back in the 70s. next the one thing iowa has in common with argentina and why it could be creating future business opportunities for

reynolds is back in iowa after spending almost a week in south america on a trade mission - stopping in argentina and uruguay. argentina was once closed off to trade and outside investments . argentina was once closed off to trade and outside investments until recently when a new administration took over cb followed up what they learned leaders in both argentina and iowa leadership and renewable energy and education. with the help from the iowa economic development authority business owners on the trade mission with iowa lieutenant governor kim ronalds show global opportunities starting in argentina. it is a real culture change. reynolds learned about that firsthand after touring iowa- based businesses operating internationally like ethical

that previous administration had not allowed any containers in the country so they were not able to bring in any new products to continue to build out and grow their business in argentina. that stunted growth is no longer. and they lifted that restriction and already received 33 containers of from duct so they are able to be competitive through the market. distance may make it seem like similarities between uruguay and iowa could open up more trade. it is their backbone of their economic just like iowa. in her presentations argentina leaders want to learn about the state's renewable energy initiatives and how education played a role in building that industry. how the community college put a curriculum together to support that industry with

of having 20% of that come from renewable by 2025, and they want 8% to be from renewable by 2018, i think. in des moines, cbs 2 news. a cbs 2 news consumer alert samsung is telling anyone who owns a note 7 7 phone to turn it off and leave it off they told all retailers to stop selling the devices the batteries are causing explode last month samsung recalled $2 millions worldwide customers say the replacement phones are also catching fire. the iowa defense looks to be back why the performance against minnesota has the hawks in the right directions.

"is that credit karma again?" "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." "try credit karma. it's free." "oh woah. that's different."

the iowa offensive line changes worked so well on saturday -- that kirk ferentz made them permanent when he . the iowa offensive line changes that kurt made them permanent when producing the chart, boommeyer is left tackle, and left guard that's

defense shut down the minnesota offense, they allowed just 7 points force three turnovers more importantly the iowa rush defense appears to be back. they held the gofers to a season low 102 yards on the ground. kind of a building block for us, never believed you could be a good defensive team if you don't do well against the run game not sure we are 100%, we're a lot better when we gave up a 7, 10th yaer wasn k many mental mistakes all guys into the ball so we madic for those mistakes. iowa state simply couldn't finish after blowing a lead against baylor the cyclones added more heartbreak to their season by blowing a 17 point lead at oklahoma state. both were in the forty quarter and both shouldn't have happened. the last two weeks isu has been

minutes that's left matt campbell and his clones feeling in a word, ticked. well, i'm ticked i think i kind of made that known i hope our kids are ticked too. it is a habit we have to break, we're making improvements i think not as far as what we do on the field, it is what's in ou cedar falls the panthers have been in every game they've played just haven't been able to finish three of them the most recent saturday's trip to south dakota uni's final two resulted in a missed field goal and turnover on dallas. they lost by 3. if everything went right they'd be 5 and 0. mark farly isn't interested in thinking that way. i'll let everybody judge that i know we got beat by 3 points 5 points we had

quarter in those instances and that's after making all the stupider ors that's why i say it is more about our play and our thoughts and our actions and that's what we're controlling right now. trying to sweep a play off series for the first time since 1907 so far so good they are up 3-1 in the fifth and the nationals took a 2-1 lead in their divisional series against e

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.

i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. coming up tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning.hurricane matthew put . coming up tomorrow, hurricane matthew put many people in harm's way, making

responders. see how social media and a man with a drone helpedded safe lives before it was too late. you may have some rain over night, terry? yeah when you get up it is going to be gone, that's nice down and dirty tomorrow should be really nice in the afternoon75 mostly sunny skies outstanding october weather. that's a lunch outside day. >> with you right there, thank you. thanks for tonight we're glad you were here hope you'll be back here

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>> stephen: hi there everybody, it's stephen colbert. the day after the second presidentially debate but i'm not doing the show today because it's columbus day. damn you columbus for your terrible timing and for all the other stuff he even though i'm at home i still want to talk to you about the debate. here we go. spectacular home edition. welcome to not the show with me not at work. we're broadcasting from my study and because we're coming to you from the internet, my cohost today will be this adorable undecided kitty. say hello mr. whisker pet. come on.