"s" curve. traffic moving well in all directions at 6:00 on your thursday morning. welcome to cbs 2. i'm kevin barry. >> i'm kelly d'ambrosio. let's check in on our weather now with brandon marshall. >> don't be like me and almost forget your jacket this morning >> oh, no way! >> we haven't really needed one in the last several months. you'll ronald reagan, once you step out, that cold air is going -- you'll a freeze warning is still in effect for most of the area until 9:00 a.m., also advisory for cedar and washington county until 9:00 as well. currently in cedar rapids, 31 degrees, the coolest we've seen since the middle of may. winds are around the northwest at seven miles per hour. temperatures area wide, charles city 28, iowa city at 35. winds pretty calm, and they will be light as we head through the afternoon hours. not much to show on satellite and radar, just a few high clouds. we'll keep the sunshine in the forecast through today, as you can see your 12-hour temperature trend. the sun will be a little bit

so your forecast, mostly sunny, cool and calm. a nice fall day. readings will be in the middle to upper 50s, not as cold tonight. it will be cool, though, could see some patchy frost north of highway 30 as temperatures will be in the middle to upper 30s, and this cool fall weather won't last long. a warming trend will start tomorrow. that will last into the weekend. i'll let you know how we warm up in just a few minutes in your weather first forecast. >> thanks, brandon. a developing story this morning in the race for the white house. the donald trump campaign is on lawyers are demanding the "new york times" retract a story that was accomplished yesterday. >> in that at least two women claim thad donald trump touched them inappropriately and against their will. trump's lawyers called the article reckless, defamatory and constitutes libel. they say it's nothing more than a politically-motivated effort to defeat his chance at winning the election. one woman says trump tried to put his hand up her skirt more than three decades ago the other says trump tried to kiss her in trump tower back

now from trump's past that's coming back to haunt him again. "entertainment tonight" found video of trump in 1992 talking off camera to a group of 10 years old. the republican nominee can be heard saying that he would be dating one of them in 10 years. the video is shot in the lobby of trump tower in new york for a christmas story. so far there's no official response from the trump campaign. donald trump's sexually- explicit remarks now have one top eye the federation of republican women submitted her resignation wednesday. melissa guessing says trump's lewd comments are the reason for her departure. the group's national president released a statement monday affirming the organization stood behind trump despite condemning his comments. in her resignation letter, guessing said, quote, i cannot in good consciences lead this organization. one in every six adults has experienced sexual violence. >> for them the term sexual assault is more than just a

local survivors' advocates asked the public to be careful when they're talking about sexual assault. in the corridor of the rape victims advocacy program reports seeing more people who have felt triggered over the past week with recent political headlines. >> we can get into sometimes politically or socially arguments about whether it fits in a locker room, whether it fits anywhere at all, and i think it's important to have those dialogues, but also important to >> if you do need to talk to somebody, the rape victim advocacy program says to please reach out. we have all that information on our website at cbs2iowa.com. democratic nominee hillary clinton is now facing new scrutiny of her own right now over leaked e-mails from wikileaks. at issue is a 2011 paper trail showing a paid speech by clinton's husband that wasn't yet approved by the state department. until four months after the speech had already taken place in saudi arabia.

bill clinton's fee was $300,000. critics say the speech was a conflict of interest because at the time saudi arabia was seeking a major arms deal with the united states. that arms deal went there later that year. the state department is defending its practices. former president bill clinton barely mentioned donald trump in iowa yesterday, focusing more on his wife's policies. he laid out her plans for affordable college, making sure that students can refinance their loans and have manageable monthly payments. clinton's visit in i evening right here on cbs 2. we'll be there to recap his event and visit this evening right here on cbs 2. two cedar rapids police officers are now cleared in the shooting death of markel biffens. last month officers respondd to a domestic disturbance at the valley high amounts on edgewood drive. investigation determined that bivins ignored the officers' orders to drop a knife.the attorney general's office says

choice but to use deadly officers' orders to drop a knife. the officers were left with no choice but to use deadly force. the wynn county sheriff's office is now looking to buy body cameras for dozens of law enforcement officers. the county wants to buy 65 body cameras for just under $120,000. they'd be designed to work with current patrol car dash cameras. video would automatically upload when deputies arrive at the station. 7;23;19;21 theres also this officer safety measure we're very much looking forward to as we can capture things as they occur so that no longer do you have to you know what exactly happened there or what did we see there or what did the officer see it's going to be right there on camera so you'll be able to pick it up from there. 15 15county supervisors will discuss whether or not to approve the purchase during a meeting next monday.if they order them - it would take 30 days to get them in house. still - they wouldn't be used until a policy is put in place. hurricane matthew has killed more people in the south-eastern part of the united states. states.the powerful storm

flood waters kept rising.some rivers in north carolina still haven't crested -- rising almost two feet higher than normal.the rivers aren't supposed to crest until this weekend -- so it might be several days until many of the flood waters start to recede. that means the thousands of people that have been displaced will be out of their homes longer. in florida -- a federal judge is extending the voter registration deadline because of hurricane matthew.the new deadline is now next tuesday. the florida democratic party and ot hillary clinton's campaign -- argued that extended voter registration was needed because of the effects of the storm.last week -- republican governor rick scott said he didn't "intend to make rick scott said he didn't just one week after hurricane matthew - another powerful storm is threatening an island nation in the atlantic ocean. ocean.hurricane nicole stregthened into a category four storm - and is moving straight to bermuda.it's less than 200 miles south-west of

per hour winds.forecasters expect the storm to pass near or over bermuda sometime today. local and state leaders gathered at hiawatha city hall last night -- to talk about the future of interstate 380.for years now -- many people have wanted to see a new ramp system installed at tower terrace road.the iowa department of transporation tells cbs 2 news that was always part of the original design -- but only the department of transportation tells cbs 2 news that was always part of the original design, but it only recently was there enough development in the area justify the junction. >> the terrace interchange was actually planned when i-380 was put through. development wasn't there at the time, but today we think it is. so we're driven both by the thru traffic and the development in the area. >> it's a great project and it's going to help the hiawatha area and the entire community for traffic flow and safety >> they also talked about possible changes to the boysen and right now in it's degrees.

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welcome back and good morning. it is 6:10. most areas starting thursday morning off in the upper 20s to low 30s. that's why we have a freeze warning in effect for most of the area until 9:00 a.m. also a frost advisory for cedar and washington county. that goes until 9:00 a.m. as well.

current temperature temperature in cedar rapids, 31 degrees. we haven't been below freezing since april 12th. so it's been about six months since we had a temperature this low. winds are pretty light, northwest around seven miles per hour. temperatures areawide, still upper 20s from o line back towards charles city. tamma at 39, iowa city at 35, 32 in monticello and dubuque at 34 degrees this hour. temperatures from just 24 hours ago, yesterday morning at this time we were in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, much different now. anywhere f degrees colder all throughout eastern iowa, so that cold air is really in place. it's in place all over the state of iowa. upper 40 franchise fort dodge towards sioux city, des moines currently at 35 and temperatures only climb into the 50s for most areas as we get into this afternoon. winds which were gusty to near 30 miles per hour yesterday, calm now to around 7 miles per hour here in cedar rapids. so the winds will be on the light side as we get into the afternoon. not much to show on satellite and radar which is a good thing. that's why temperatures took

of that clear sky. we'll keep sunshine in the forecast today. a cool thursday, warmer and breezy tomorrow, a warming trend then starts tomorrow that will last into the weekend. it'll be mild as temperatures will get back to the 70s for saturday, sunday and into the early part of next week. forecasted high temperatures across the state, the consensus has mainly 50s. 56 in cedar rapids, waterloo 56 as well. des moines back towards klaren could see 60 degrees. your hour-by-hour forecast, co with plenty of sunshine and then your afternoon temperature, a high of 56 around 4:00 this afternoon. that sunshine will be deceiving, though, as it's not going to warm up all that much. here is our next storm system taking place now, getting together over the pacific northwest. that will get into here late saturday into early sunday it looks right now. high pressure is going to remain in control of our weather for the next couple days. it'll move off to the east later on tomorrow morning into the afternoon hours, and that will create a southerly flow

degrees warmer than we are today. and there is that storm system that will come through and get into our area, bringing a cold front through late saturday evening. your forecast today, mostly sunny, cool and calm. overall a nice fall day. it'll be cool with temperatures in the middle to upper 50s. it won't be as cold tonight, but still most areas will be in the middle to upper 30s, mostly clear, could see patchy frost mainly north of highway 30. looking at readings, like i mentioned, in the middle to upper 30s. then your extended forecast about 10 degrees warmer tomorrow with a high 73 for saturday as a front does move through. that will bring showers and maybe a few thunderstorms to the area late saturday night into early sunday morning. a temperature of 74 on sunday. that cold front will kind of linger around the area and rise as a warm front as it begins to lift to the north. so we could see maybe a few thunderstorms on sunday afternoon, and then temperatures stay pretty mild as we get into the early part of next week with temperatures there in the upper 70s. >> we see those clouds on friday, but for most of the day

>> oh, yeah. there'll be plenty of sun tomorrow, just a few high clouds. >> looking forward to that. >> absolutely. >> thanks, brandon. there's a new campaign now in pittsburgh trying to protect people that might get distracted while they're texting and walking. >> lynn hayes freeland shows us who needs to pay attention. >>reporter: people texting while walking, talking while walking or just plain being distracted by an electronic device is common and can be dangerous. >> i make sure that when i'm crossing the street or if, ke something like that that i won't do it. but if i'm walking, like, here, i probably will do it. >>reporter: a new public safety campaign rolled out today and is designd to discourage the distractions. how does it work? well, take me, for example. i am notorious for walking and checking my e-mails. >> oh, no, no, no. i'm sorry. are you flirting with me? seriously. this little bit of thing you're doing here, your head is down, you're texting and you're

happen? you text, you're next. >>reporter: the grim reaper could pop up when you least expect him, especially if you're texting, to remind you of some basics. you text, you're next. you tweet, you're going to be flat on the street. >> but as downtown pittsburgh becomes more vibrant and more crowded, that means more pedestrians, more people are living in downtown, more businesses are opening in downtown, people are biking in downtown, we all need to be rather. >>reporter: the look alive campaign could also pop up on your cell phone if you're in some o downtown like near the wood street "t" station and using the browser on your phone, you could get a push message right to your phone, telling you to look up, look left and look alive. then direct you to the look alive website >> so we'll be using the technology that's distracting you to hopefully encourage you to look up and to think about where you're going. >> that's awesome. >>reporter: you think that's a good idea? >> i think that's a good idea, yeah. >>reporter: this joint project of the port authority, bike pittsburgh and downtown

spread out later. the hope is with constant reminders everywhere, it could make a difference. >> look up from your phone. focus on what you're doing. >> that is good marketing. and the guy is really funny too, so it's kind of scary, but at least he's being funny about it. he's not, like, trying to scare people >> and it's something that you would remember too. >> yes. >> and also think about that, how decked out he is, how many people he was sneaking up on, they didn't even realize he was there. >> it's so true. when i took the said is you make yourself a victim to people who are looking for someone to assault or rob or whatever when you're not paying attention and that's the perfect case right there. you saw that. >> i have walked into barricades before >> oh, my gosh! morning.and if you're in it's degrees. it's really embarrassing too. so if nothing else, that's your reason. 6:16 right now. coming up after the break, the latest information about

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welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? morning, 6:19 right now. it is 35 degrees in iowa city. just into the newsroom this hour, nine boston police officers are now being treated for injuries connected to that shootout overnight that left one suspect dead. they were responding to a domestic dispute and a report of a man with a gun. two officers had gunshot wounds, they're in critical condition this morning. the other officers are now being treated for minor injuries, stress and trauma.

sites like facebook and instagram. researchers looked at how they affected the mood of the people that take them. >> maria villareal shows us exactly why they actually might be good for you >> make a pose. >>reporter: jackie kyleer is a self-proclaimed selfie fanatic. >> there is an artform to selfie taking, correct? >> yeah, you gotta up. you can't have the double chin. >>reporter: you don't want the double chin, okay, all right, which i don't want. the indiana na angeles less than two days and had already taken 60 selfies. so what is it about the selfie that makes you so happy? >> you just want to document everything that you're doing, and send it out to everybody so they can see. >>reporter: kyleer is not alone. selfie-mania is everywhere, whether you're an a-list celebrity or just feel like one. a new selfie study from the university of california-irvine says taking more smiling selfies increases your chances

reporting their moods. over time they noticed an obvious change. they were happier and more confident and that mood lasted the entire day, even when they fake smiled. happy.usc associate professor mark marino incorporates selfies in one of his writing classes.(sot - mark marino, 01;07;17;23) this kind of self-reflection helps people identify both features -- both who they want to see themselves as//and who they are communicating themselves to be.(track)psychologist and ucla assoat uhls warns too many selfies could be ?too? much of a good thing. (sot - yalda uhls, 01;02;09;15) "when we grew up, we took pictures of other people -- of places -- we reflected out instead of reflecting in."(nats - someone taking selfie)(track)so whether you take your selfies with a stick... or the old-fashioned way... (sot - 01;21;47;17)mv: do i need to, like, side turn it. jk: yeah, you can -- ok. (they adjust their poses) 1-2-3 -- there you go.(track)the keya& is ?self?-control. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los

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good morning. it is 6:25. some of the coldest temperatures we've seen in nearly six months this morning here in eastern iowa. that's why we have a freeze warning out for most of the area until 9:00. also a frost advisory back toward the quad cities, cedar county and wacialght until 9:00 as well. we'll see sunshine tod. deceiving, though. it will be be cool fall temperatures in the middle to upper 50s area wide. not as cool tonight, still cold, some patchy frost mainly areas north of highway 30. mid- to upper 30s area wide. tomorrow 10 degrees warmer with a high of 66. and then we're back into the 70s for the weekend as a front moves through late saturday night into sunday. we'll see some showers, maybe a couple thunderstorms saturday evening.

sunday, some morning showers possible sunday morning and then again into the early part of next week. monday looks really warm, 77, some may reach 80 degrees, but the mild 70s will continue through the early part of next week >> thank you, brandon. the dutchess of cambridge, princess kate middleton made a solo trip to the netherlands this week, meeting with representatives from a number of charities. the meeting said in part to discuss mental health, addiction and families. the royal is the patron of the two charities that also took part in a >> the thing that really got everybody buzzing was how she got back home. the princess took a commercial flight through british airways from the netherlands to london. people magazine says passengers were just shocked when middleton walked onto the plane and took a seat closest to the front. she did travel with a team of bodyguards and staff and was able to get off the plane first. people magazine said a passenger on the flight said he'd never seen so many iphones pop up at once when she walked in. can you imagine being on a

walk in? you're, like, what is going on? >> it's something that started with princess diana where she was becoming much more the common person and would shake hands with people without gloves on and things like that. so, i mean, i don't think she ever took a commercial airplane either. so this is taking it to a whole other level. that's pretty cool, though, neat >> really neat. 6:27 right now. if you're waking up in tama, good morning to you, it's 30

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morning. we're looking at i-380 at eighth street northeast. everything is running smooth if you're headed that way. i'm kelly d'ambrosio >> i'm kevin barry. thanks for joining us on this thursday. let's take a check now of our cbs 2 weather first forecast with brandon marshall. we've been talking about it all morning, it is just so cold outside. >> it is. and the temperature is still kind of dropping as of this hour. it's 31. that's the low temperature in cedar rapids. we haven't been below freezing since april 12th. >> yikes! >> so it's been about six months since we've seen temperatures this cold. we still have freeze warnings and frost advisories out for eastern iowa. freeze warnings for most of the area until 9:00. a frost advisory from the quad cities back towards cedar and washington county until 9:00 as well. currently, there it is, 31 degrees, mostly clear with a light wind northwest at 7 here in cedar rapids. temperatures areawide, upper 20s from charles city back toward owe lin and iowa city at 35. from just 24 hours ago, you can see here temperatures about 18 to 26 degrees colder, so make sure you have that jacket when you're heading out this

head through this afternoon. and your day planner, by around noon we'll be around 50 degrees. 56 with sunshine for this afternoon, mostly sunny, it will be cool and calm with middle to upper 50s expected for today. so overall a nice fall day. and then tonight not as cold. could see some patchy frost areas north of highway 30. temperatures will be in the middle to upper 30s. and then we'll start to warm up tomorrow and that will last into the weekend. i'll have more on that coming up in your weather first forecast in a few minutes >> thank you, brandon. water might not have caused a lot of flood significant financial impact on some area shops. >> many of them had to close for evacuations, flood prep and cleanup. and that means days with no revenue. city officials announced the new jobs and small business recovery fund. it's made up of money from the city's revolving loan fund and private and corporate donations. businesses with less than 51 employees can apply for a grant of up to $5,000 in assistance.

strength and that's the vibrancy, the vitality of a community, and it's really led by consumers >> small businesses located within the 28-foot evacuation zone are eligible to apply. they must show proof of at least one day of zero revenue as a direct result of the evacuation. we have a link to the application on our website, for everything that was evacuated to get back in -- and the market opens its doors . today.this weekend -- they celebrate with a free event boost business.flood the district starts tomorrow at five.the live music starts at 5-30 and lasts until 9. a few local businesses that were all affected by the recent flooding will also have a celebration this weekend. weekend.tornadoes - mad modern - kickstand and bo macs were left out of the hesco barriers in the newbo district during the flood.tornaodes and the non-profit event group 'blitzcreek cares' are hosting an event on saturday to help raise money.it starts at 11am- and features food, music and

- however much you would like to donate. one week ago, cedar rapids mayor ron corbett kicked off the c-r gavel challenge. challenge.cbs2 news reporter stephanie johnson is in downtown cedar rapids - to explain how the challenge and how you can still participa. participate.a lot of businesses in here in czech village and the newbo district say they are seeing a lot of new customers walk through their doors recently. recently.the challenge encourages people to upload photos on social media of themselves - supporting local businesses -and tagging it with the hash-tag - c-r challenge.and businesses we spoke to say it seems to be working.quinton mcclain at lion bridge brewing says he's seen both loyal customers and total strangers come in to support his business.in newbo--the owner of eduskate says as soon as the doors opened again, customers were waiting.

crazy it was like a scene out of animal house or something people just everywhere which we're very thankful for after being closed for two weeks we were definitely pinching pennies and you know worried about our financials thursday friday saturday were record days for us. " you can find links to information about hash-tag c-r gavel challenge on our website. cbs two iowa dot com. com.the contest ends on halloween - and get this - the grand prize winner will be named honorary mayor for a day. covering the corridor in cedar rapids stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. iowa's u-s senators keep putting pressure on the federal government to prioritize flood ?protection money for cedar rapids. joni ernst and chuck grassley wrote a letter to the u-s army corps of engineers demanding answers. they want to know how the corps decides which projects to fund and -- how they decide the amount for each one. they say flood control projects in iowa are dropping on the totem poll and

sooner rather than later. both say the process by which budget items are prioritized is biased against smaller cities. 73-million dollars in federal money for cedar rapids has been approved -- but it hasn't been allocated. a new consumer alert to tell you about this morning - -samsung has now expanded its recall of the galaxy note 7 - in the u-s to replace ?all of it's replacement devices - they sent out after the first r. recall.those phones were thought to be safe after reports surfaced of phones catching on fire. comes after the company previously said they'd stop making the galaxy note 7.now samsung is offering a 100-dollar credit to note 7 owners who switch to a new samsung phone. the man accused of setting off bombs last month in new york and new jersey will be arraigned this morning in a hospital bed.ahmad khan rahami has a hearing scheduled for today -- but he's still recovering from gunshot wounds from a shootout with police. rahami is accused of setting off multiple bombs that injured 31 people -- nobody died in the attacks.right now

figure out if he acted alone -- or worked with anyone else. in germany -- a man arrested for being a suspect in a bomb plot killed himself in a prison cell.the suspected terrorist was originally from syria -- police say he was planning a bomb attack and was thought to have been connected to extremist groups.the man was granted asylum last year -- and was arrested after three fellow syrians tied him up and alert police. the university of iowa wants to make improvements to kinnick stadium.the iowa board of regents is now considerin renovations in the north endzon. endzone.take a look at what the stadium would look like once the proposal is finished. some of the seats would be proposal is finished. some of the seats would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between, and it would also come with new concessions, rest rooms and a sidewalk. drew matzen, ui student 03:22:50 it's already an electric atmosphere if there weren't to be any more improvements. but i think with

just heighten the atmosphere. atmosphere.the board of regents is scheduled to talk it would just heighten the atmosphere. >> the board of rescwrenlts is scheduled to talk about -- rescwrenlts is scheduled to talk about the plan next week. if approved it, would be finished by the 2019 season. the university's pledge to raise $100 million and that will come from private donations and money the school gets from the big ten from television revenue. tonight the nfl returns to cbs 2 with a big divisional matchup in the nfc west. the denver broncos head to southern california to take on those chargers are 1-4 and they're trying to save their season after losing late leads in three games this year. cbs sports analyst boomer esiason says their quarterback philip rivers will keep them in the game. >> thursday night is going to be a very difficult game going against that very stout denver defense, so you hope that it's a close game into the 4th quarter which i think it should be, simply because rivers is playing some of the best football of his career. >> thursday night football kicks off at 7:30 tonight.

it's and right now in it's de. degrees.there's still more cbs 2 this morning to come.but first let's take a look at what we're working on for fox 28 morning live. live.creaters of a massive robot are preparing it for a big battle. and why teen related traffic accidents are higher than they've been in a decade. that's coming up fox 28 morning live, eastern iowa's only local news at 7 a-m. a-m. to make improvements to kinnick stadium.the iowa board of regents is now considering 90-million dollars worth of renovations in the north endzon. endzone.take a look at what the stadium would look like the low 30s. waterloo 28 degrees at this hour, 31 in cedar rapids, decora at 30. last renovations to kinnick stadium came about ten years

good morning. welcome back. it is 6:40, an awful chilly and frosty morning across eastern iowa. freeze warnings still in effect

this morning. also a frost advisory from the quad cities back towards cedar and washington county. that is in effect until 9:00 this morning as well. as we take a look at current conditions in cedar rapids, 31. we haven't been below freezing in nearly six months, since april 12th. so it is cold. a northwest wind pretty light at 7 miles per hour. temperatures across the area, upper 20s from charles city back to waterloo and tama. iowa city at 35, monticello at 30 and dubuque at 34 this hour, compared to yesterday at upper 50s to around 60 degrees. obviously not the case today. anywhere from about 18 to 20 to 26 degrees colder than just 24 hours ago as this cold dome of high pressure is keeping us cold this morning. upper 20s back towards northwest iowa, 35 in des moines, 33 in lamoni. temperatures not going to warm up all that much today. we'll get into that here in just a few minutes. and the winds which were gusty to around 30 miles per hour yesterday are calm to around 7

hours. satellite not picking up much if any clouds which we're going to keep the sunshine in the forecast today. it'll be cool. temperatures will be in the missed 50s today, but maybe 10 degrees warmer tomorrow. it'll be breezy for your friday and that will set the stage for a mild weekend as we'll get back into the 70s saturday, sunday, and that will continue into the early part of the new week. as far as forecasted highs today, 50s pretty much the consensus all across iowa. des moines 59, could see 60 degrees in parts of southwest iowa today. as we go through the next 12 hours. sunshine, temperatures will get up to, like i mentioned, the middle 50s by around 4:00 this afternoon. so while high pressure and sunshine is in control of our weather, in the pacific northwest there is our next storm system which is just coming ashore. that will get into our area late saturday night into sunday morning. high pressure currently will move off to the east when we get into the late afternoon hours today. it'll continue to push east overnight into the day tomorrow. that will give us a southerly

into the mid-60s and then here is this low pressure system with a cold front. that will move through late saturday night into sunday, bringing us the next chance of rain. today mostly sunny, cool and calm. overall a nice fall arch with temperatures in the middle to upper 50s nice fall afternoon with temperatures in the middle to upper 50s. mostly clear tonight, could see a patchy frost. areas north of highway 30 the best chance for frost as temperatures will be in the middle to upper 30s area wide. tomorrow about 10 degrees warmer, 66 with plenty of 73 for saturday. that front comes through late saturday night into sunday bringing showers and a couple thunderstorms. and then as the front does push to the south, it'll kind of stall and lift as a warm front, so we could see additional showers and storms on sunday. we'll have to watch that. and the mild stretch will continue into monday. upper 70s, some areas could see 80 degrees and the 70s will continue into tuesday before dropping off into the 60s by the middle of next week. >> thank you, brandon. here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories now

wednesday.it will take them crews started to pick up those bags wednesday. it'll take them about three weeks to collect them all. the city is spending about $420,000 to pick up and dispose of the sandbags. promising news for cedar rapids drivers. a large new section of highway 100 should be opening next month. the iowa department of transportation tells cbs 2 news they'll be finishing up work in the next few weeks. the iowa hawkeyes are looking for the third big ten win this week.they play the purdue boliermakers before their schedule toughens ups with wisconsin and michigan in the next month. month.tonight -- get up to up with wisconsin and michigan in the next month. tonight, though, get up to speed on this week's matchup on our sister station, fox 28 for our special "iowa hawkeyes preview show eye on the hawks." that's tonight on fox 28 at 6:30. good morning, again, it's now 6:44 on your thursday stories for your thursday

welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? welcome back. 6:47 now on your thursday morning. taking a quick look high above cedar rapids. still very dark and this is the new part, still very cold. 31 degrees in cedar rapids. we saw it's in the 20s up in independence. that's what you're dealing with on this thursday morning. a developing st white house. the donald trump campaign is once again on its heels. this morning his lawyers are demanding the "new york times" retract a story that was published yesterday >> in that piece two women claim thad donald trump touched them inappropriately and against their will. trump's lawyers called the article reckless, defamatory. they say it is nothing more than a politically-motivated effort to defeat his chance at than three decades ago.the other says trump tried to kiss

2005. there's another new video from trump's past -- that's coming there's another new video now from trump's past coming back to haunt him. in "entertainment tonight" found video from it 1992 talking off camera to a group of 10 years old. the republican nominee can be heard saying that he would be dating one of them in 10 years. the video is shot in the lobby of trump tower in new york for a christmas story. so far there's no official response from the trump campaign. donald explicit remarks now have one top iowa republican calling it quits. the president of the iowa federation of republican women submitted her resignation wednesday. melissa guessing says trump's lewd comments are the reason for her departure. the group's national president released a statement monday affirming the organization stood behind trump despite condemning his comments. in her resignation letter guessing said, quote, i cannot in good consciences lead this organization. one in every six adults

>> so for them that means the term sexual assault is more than just a phrase used in the political realm. it hits close to home. local survivors' advocates say that the public needs to be careful when talking about sexual assault in the corridor. the rape victims advocacy program reports seeing more people who have felt triggered over the past week with the recent political headlines. >> we can get into sometimes politically or socially arguments about whether it fits in a locker room, or whether fits anywhere at all, and i think it's important to have those dialogues, but also important to hold a respectful space. >> if you need to talk to somebody, the rape victim advocacy program says to please reach out. they have -- we have their information on our website at cbs2iowa.com. democratic nominee hillary clinton is now facing new scrutiny of her own over leaked e-mails from wikileaks. at issue is a 2011 paper trail showing a paid speech by clinton's husband that wasn't

department until four months after the speech had already taken place in saudi arabia. according to scwrucialt watch, arabia was seeking a major arms deal with the united states.that arms deal went through later that year.the state department is defending it's practices. new this morning - a total of nine boston police officers are being treated this morning - for injuries, stress and trauma - after a shootout with a suspect. suspect.two of those officers were shot - responding to domestic dispute.when officers arrived on scene - the suspect started shooting,right now - they're in the hospital in critical condition.the suspect was killed. new details now - on a plane crash from earlier this week that killed a student pilot.a federal official says the crash appears to be a suicide attempt by that student and that he got into an altercation inside the cockpit before the plane went down.the the cockpit before the plane went down. the instructor was not able to regain control of the small

hospital with serious burns. hurricane matthew has killed more people in southeastern -- in the southeastern part of the united states. the powerful storm killed at least 36 people when flood waters just kept rising. some rivers in north carolina still haven't crested, rising almost two feet higher than normal. flood waters start to recede. that means the thousands of people that have been displaced will be out of their that means that thousands of people have been displaced and they'll be out of their homes even longer. in florida a federal registration deadline because of hurricane matthew. the new deadline is now next tuesday. the florida democratic party and other groups like hillary storm.last week -- republican governor rick scott said he didn't "intend to make changes" to the deadline saying that "people have had time to register." just one week after hurricane matthew - another powerful storm is threatening an island nation in the atlantic ocean. powerful storm is now threatening an island nation in the atlantic ocean.

it is moving straight to bermuda. it's less than 200 miles southwest of the country with 130-mile-per-hour winds. forecastersexpect the storm to pass near or over bermuda sometime today. local and state leaders gathered in hiawatha city hall last night to talk about the future of interstate 380. for years now many people have wantd to see a new ramp system installed at tower terrace road. the iowa department of transportation tells cbs 2 news that was always part of the original si recently was there enough development in the area to justify that junction. >> the tower terrace interchange was actually planned when i-380 was put through. development wasn't there at the time, but today we think it is. so we're driven both by the traffic, thru traffic and the development in the area. >> it's a great project and it's going to help the growth of the hiawatha area and the entire community for traffic flow and safety. >> they also talked about possible changes to the boysen road exit to improve traffic

it's 6:52 right now, 32 degrees in toddville. when we come back, we're

here are the three stories you need to know to start your thursday morning. morning.following the flooding welcome back. here are the top three stories you need to know about to start your thursday morning. after threatening cedar rapids, the businesses in the new bohemia district are now just getting back to normal. the newbo city market opens up today and for weeks everything was evacuated. it took a while to get everything back into the market. that market does doors, those businesses open up again today. this weekend they'll celebrate with a free event and with live music flood the district starts tomorrow at 5:00. live music kicks off at 5:30. it lasts until 9:00. the university of iowa wants to make improvement to kinnick's stadium north end zone. the board of regents is now considering $90 million worth of renovations. some of the seats would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between. the last renovations to kinnick stadium came about 10 years

been updated since the 1980s. and new, just in this morning, bob dylan has won a nobel prize for literature. the swedish academy says the 75- year-old rock legend has created a new poetic expression within the great american song tradition. much of his best known work dates to the 1960s when some of his songs became anthems of the anti-war and civil rights movements. and if you haven't left the house yet, prepare the cold air will hit you. cedar rapids 31. it's been since april 12th since we've had these temperatures. waterloo still in the 20s at 28 and du beak at 31. with the cold temperatures, we still have a freeze warning nefnlgt for most of the area until 9:00. a frost advisory from the quad cities back towards cedar and washington county. that is in effect until 9:00 this morning as well. so your forecast today, we're not going to get all that warm. that sunshine will be a little

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, october 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? donald trump threatens to retaliate after several women accuse him of unwanted sexual contact. we will talk to "the new york times" reporters who interviewed two of the women for today's front page story. the u.s. strikes back overnight after missile attacks on american warships near yemen. for the first time the pentagon is targeting rebels backed by iran. >> only on "cbs this morning." the woman who witnessed police shot her husband. she talks about what she saw that day. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."