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cedar rapids city officials are breaking ground on new flood protection later today.? cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live liveright now with a preview.st? stephanie?kelly-- i'm here on second avenue where mayor ron corbett and city manager jeff pomeranz will discuss the sinclair levee. ?the city's planned to build the levee since june 2015.the sinclair levee project will be the first permanent flood the levee will start at the african american museum and stretch all the way to tenth avenue where the alliant sub station is located. "until the whole east side system is complete we will have a 40 year flood protection level but we are building it to the 2008 flood volume and when all that system is complete on the east side we'll be protected. we won't suffer what we occurred in 2008." 2008."the project will also include a four feet deep

detention basin and a pump station.the levee will be 13 to seventeen feet high, costing twenty million dollars. ?tonight-- we'll have more details of this project in a live report live at five. covering the corridor in cedar today we'll have more details on this project in a live report at 5:00. the mayor and city manager will we now know when when business will reopen its doors after closing because of the fl. flood.just about two hours ago, newbo city market announced the market will be back open this thursday.the market didn't see flooding, but the 24 businesses inside completely emptied out in preparations for a worst case scenario.they're asking everyone to take the mayor's challenge to support scenario. they're asking everyone to take the mayor's challenge to

cedar rapids is prepared to spend $420,000 to clean up sand bags. the city used more than 10,000 tons of sand to protect the city from flooding. many areas were untouched by the cedar river leaving most sand bags dry. crews will start picking up the bags on the northwest side tomorrow. it will take crews roughly three weeks to collect all the sand bags. parents at cedar rapid kennedy high school are speaking out against thought was a good message from the school's principal. >> we don't joke about assaulting women. we don't make light of assaulting women. some say principal jason kline was picking a side in the presidential race - and using the school's morning announcements was not the place to do that.but kline says he was speaking out not to make a political statement, but because it was the right thing to do. "i never think that the solution is to say something

it inspires things in the be done with it. if it inspires larger dialogue and inspires things in the school happening that again prevents sexual assault from happening, i think that's a good thing. >> the school district did release a statement saying they agree with the sentiment regarding respect for women but cline's political opinion is his own and does not represent the district. on the campaign trail, trump today has been speaking out against paul ryan's choice to slow down his suppor the republican nominee. the speaker of the house yesterday announced he would not defend trump but he is not pulling his endorsement. ryan however will no longer campaign for trump, instead focus on helping republicans in other races. trump went on twitter bashing speaker ryan and republicans saying our weak ineffective leader paul ryan had a bad conference call or his members

issues of the 2016 race is the one of the most talked about issues of the race is the release of tapes showing donald trump making lewd explicit comments about women. some women say despite the latest controversy they're standing behind trump for president. >> in 2005, trump was reported speaking with a reporter on an access hollywood bus. >> grab them by the [bleep], can do anything. >> reporter: his lewd comments are were released friday storm on social media. three days later a bus with women for trump women written on the side pulled into a charlotte north carolina recycling business as part of the statewide campaign. >> we are here because this country is not at a crossroads. we are at the edge of a cliff. women in this state could rather not focus on that i'd rather focus on what this country needs and i just feel that that's more important congressmen from across the

about the issues than comments made in private. >> i would rather not focus on that. i would rather focus on what this country needs. i just feel that that's more important right now. >> reporter: among speakers was dorothy woods, the wife of ty woods who lost his life in benghazi. >> my message is not about losing ty. we know there was personal sacrifice to save i am here because of the way the death was narrated and ultimately handled with complete disrespect and negligence by hillary clinton and the obama administration. >> reporter: ors admitted they weren't trump fans from day one but will standby the views for the care of the country. >> we care for our country. we hope other women can pick up on what we're saying. this is important. >> the bus will continue to

carolina, a state they say is most important for the outcome of the election. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is dealing with more leaked e-mails claiming to show people close to clinton were uneasy that her husband's business dealings might damage his reputation and affect her presidential bid. so far the new e-mails are not having an effect on clinton's campaign. the latest poll taken before sunday's debate has clinton up 11 over trump in a four way race. she standing between americans and what she calls the apocalypse. >> the only way to rebuque this is to vote. use the single most important fundamental right you have as citizens of america. >> clinton is in florida to talk climate change with former democratic nominee al gore. hillary clinton is also the topic of our national question of the day. do you think clinton used her

to benefit the clinton foundation? tell us what you think. you can go to cbs2iowa.com and look for the button on the right hand side of the home page. our mission is to connect presidential candidates to the viewers to better inform and empower you. know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. stations. tell us what you want to know. share your or through facebook. president obama is now making plans to send people to mars. in an opinion piece published tuesday, obama set a clear goal to send humans to the red planet by the 2030s. not only that but he plans to have them return to earth safely. he said the goal will require continued cooperation between the government and private innovators. obama said the government is working with commercial

astronauts on long duration missions in deep space. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, new warnings dallieding to more evacuations due to flooding in north carolina. >> plenty sunshine today, plenty of cooling weather tomorrow. we'll take a look at our forecast. 74 today, 60 tomorrow with showers. we'll take a peek at the 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

70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, because seniors have earned social security and medicare.

warnings about an imminent dam breach are triggering evacuations today in north carolina.hurricane matthew has already killed at least 27 people across warnings about imminent dam breach are figuring new evacuations in north carolina. hurricane matthew has killed 27 people across the southeast, 12 in north carolina. at least four rivers in the state have risen above or near record levels. rescuers are going through flooded towns looking for stranded people and bringing them to safety. >> there are a lot of people

region. i me with at least an 80 year old woman who just lost everything. she's sitting in a school cafeteria at this point in time crying wondering what her life is going to be all about. >> the town of lumberton has no power, water, on are sewer service. the river there is expected to crest today. once that happens, it take at least another week to drain the city. we are in the weather center now. we got a little bit rain last night but it turned >> everything cleared quickly. we are looking at sunshine. that's the first item on the headlines, a clear sky. our second line features dry mild weather today but we are finding more rain for the mid week. in fact clouds will build later in this evening and we'll have a soggy wednesday to look forward to. here are your numbers. low 70s if not mid 70s, a high of 74 and down to the lower 60s through the evening.

rain over the past 24 hours. for the most part, all that moisture is kind of moving out of the picture. i should be seeing a rain button but for some reason it's disappeared. imagine if you will most spots with a 10th to a quarter of an inch of rain overnight. in cedar rapids we are looking at sunny and 68, winds out of the south at 12 and humidity about 65%. we are drying out because of the winds out of look at the numbers, waterloo is 69, 70 in iowa city. our winds are out of the south at 5 to 15 gusting to 20 miles per hour. here are the statewide highs. in des moines it is 70, 69 waterloo. we are going to get as warm as 76 in the capital city, waterloo, cedar rapids around

satellite and radar, that moisture is continuing to move away and clouds are doing the same. here comes the next batch of cloud cover. here are the highs. colder air is sitting to the north and west with 30s and 40s around billings. our next area of high pressure is dipping into that. you see cold air slides across iowa as we head through the mid week. the good news is this. it follows the jet stream out. by the weekend and into next week we weather. take a look at the mid western surface map. there goes the mild weather, a cold front moves in later tonight dragging clouds in and brings showers in as well. we'll keep the rain around through wednesday afternoon. wednesday evening is clearing, high pressure building so drier air with colder air, we will plan on falling temps through wednesday afternoon. here is predictor. enjoy the sunshine and mild

after midnight. there are scattered showers for early wednesday. we'll plan on rain through wednesday afternoon. a cold front moves through and we are clearing out. here comes the cold front with winds out of the north and west at 5 to 15. temps are as warm as low 60s by wednesday afternoon and they drop to upper 40s and lower 50s by wednesday late afternoon. we are in the low 30s tomorrow night. 70s today, very enjoyable. to the rain holds off until after midnight. the three day forecast is offering the drop in temperature, 60 tomorrow, 56 thursday. it will be a breezy rainy day tomorrow, 56 thursday, 60s friday, 70s return saturday, sunday, monday. we have shower chances saturday afternoon and into early sunday. the ten day trend says more wilder weather with 60s and 70s. >> sounds good.

>> yes we are. still ahead, the reason consumers might still be affected by the recent yahoo e- mail hack even if they don't

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yahoo recently revealed that hackers accessed information associated with at least a welcome back. yahoo revealed that hackers access information associated with at least a half billion accounts. even if you don't have yahoo e- mail you might still be affected. some att customers are having troubles. >> reporter: when art heard about the massive yahoo data breach he password. >> it wouldn't allow me to. >> reporter: art's yahoo is merged with his att account, a convenience that's not so convenient right now. >> i could change the att password but that did not affect the yahoo password. >> for people not to be able to change their passwords right away is dangerous. >> reporter: art is not the only customer struggling to

>> some and not even realize it. >> reporter: some others may be affected even if they never had a yahoo e-mail address. >> when they set up their account with broadband services or other services they had the option to create an e-mail account running through a yahoo server. >> that dates back to a partnership between att and yahoo. att says yahoo is notifying potentially affected customers but are taking extra step sending an additional reminder to customers to change the password. neither could say how many people without yahoo e-mail addresses as affected. >> people with att should unmerge accounts connected to yahoo. those with att e-mail should also change their password. >> coming up at noon, the latest blow to samsung today

galaxy note 7. system, nothing can truly preparethem for their 18th birthday.because when they're forced to suddenly become adults, even things like finding a place to live can be a struggle.upon learning of the hardships >> for kids in the foster care system, nothing can truly prepare them for their 18th birthday. one woman is getting ready to launch her nonprofit nationwide. >> when foster kids turn 18 and age out of the system, transitioning to adulthood can be overwhelming. >> i don't have parents so really difficult to find the support. >> enter smith, founder of a sense of home. >> welcome to one of the most awesome days of your life. >> she's provided furniture and other basic necessities to teens moving out on their own for the first time. >> what's so transformative during the home creation is that 30 volunteers are coming in that say you matter when they have never matter the to anyone. >> cultivating a sense of hope,

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.

al security and raise the retirement age. congressman blum's out for himself, not us. in business news - samsung shares are plunging today - after the tech company said it will permanently stop making its troubled welcome back. samsung shares are plunging after the tech company said it will permanently stop making the troubled galaxy note 7 smart phone. samsung issued unprecedented warning to customers telling them to turn off their galaxy note 7 phones immediately. this is as more customers reported replacement phones have spontaneously been catching fire. international energy agency is urging opec to cut oil production to boost prices. the group says production hit a record high even though global an iowa company is now recalling cookie dough because it might be contaminated with l.

garner, has notified customers of the recall - but they can't say yet if the dough actually reached consumers, because the company only sells the dough to other businesses. businesses.at least one of those businesses is blue bell ice cream, which is recalling some of its potentially- affected products. nike is raffling off 89 pairs of the nike mag, self-tying, "back to the future" sneakers. sneakers.89 correlates to the 19-89 release date of the second movie in the trilogy.a sensor in the shoe tightens the laces enter, you need to donate ten dollars to the michael j. fox foundation for parkinson's research.but hurry up, because entry closes tonight. the sneaker goes on sale to the public next month. justin has a final look at your cbs 2 weather first forecast next...but first here's a look at today's market. markets.

you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70.

and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message, because seniors have earned social security and medicare. we've got to protect it. an eighth-grader in oregon won the google international science contest!she invented a

monitors that let's an 8th grader in oregon won a google science contest, invented a bandage embedded with monitors that lets medical workers determine when it is time to be changed. she won a $15,000 scholarship and says her next goal is the noble peace prize. that's pretty smart. 8th grade. >> usually when it looks funky is when you change it. >> i think it has to moisture. >> oh, got it. don't change the forecast today. it looks good. too bad we can't keep it like this. right now we are 69 in waterloo. the planner says a clear sky with 74 this afternoon and clouds settle in tonight. we will have a few clouds and showers over night. more clouds and showers with a breezy north wind tomorrow and we cool throughout the afternoon wednesday from the 60s at lunch time to the low

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. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator.

? >> wyatt: wouldn't have believed it myself if i hadn't overheard it. you, steffy, carter, actually wanted. tell her, ridge. you don't have your father's power of attorney. >> ridge: now, you more than anyone, knows the repercussions of all of this, right? >> quinn: is this true? >> wyatt: yeah. you're in charge. of eric, the company, pretty much everything forrester. no one can keep you from