east and the wind will turn out of the south bringing warmer air. the cloud start to move in later friday and into saturday as a cold front approaches the area. we will actually have some warmth around this weekend. for tonight we have to get through curler -- cooler weather first. temperatures will fall to the mid-to upper 30s by morning and there could be patchy frost near and north of highway 30. it will not be as cold as night. corridor today--the most recent in mount vernon campaigning for his wife - democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. clinton.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga was there and he joins us live with what people heard. president clinton spoke right here in front of cornell's armstrong hall.the people who came had a lot of energy and were clearly happy with what they heard. heard.the former commander in

range of issues starting with equality for women.he pointed to cornell as a college with a history of advancing women.he also spoke about the importance of growing renewable energy and improving the country's infrastructure to make renewable resources like wind and solar more realistic.he addressed the college students out here today and spoke about college affordability and reducing loan debt,today was also a push for early voting a plenty of students were taking advantage of the opportunity. 12;59;18;07 "if you get out there and vote early your friends will see that people around you will see that it will get motivation going and it will just kind of set the tone for how people are going to go out and vote from here to ovember." november."coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten we have some of the issues clinton touched on and what

covering the corridor in mount vernon joe huisinga cbs 2 news. at a rally in battleground florida today, g-o-p nominee donald trump strongly disputed new allegations of sexual misco. misconduct.one of the women who have now come forward is people magazine writer natasha stoynoff.she wrote about a 2005 interview session at trump's mar-a-lago resort where she claims trump pushed her against a wall and tried to put his tongue down her thro. throat.cbs 2 news corresponden t kathleen walter has more. more. kw: donald his silence on these new claims of sexual misconduct. he called them hurtful, but vowed to not let them distract him from his message.--pkg-- 22105 thank you folks in palm beach county, florida, donald trump's second home .. a warm homecoming for the gop presidential nominee. 22115 nata of applause it was trump's first public rally since a new york times report featuring two women who claim trump sexually assaulted them years ago. almost simultaneousl y, 2 others have come forward "since the n.y. times report 23352 "these vicious claims about me of inappropriate

totally absolutely false and 23402 23417 these claims are all fabricated they are pure fiction and outright lies and never happened 23426 trump said the claims are evidence of a conspiracy between the media and his opponent democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton.23324 it's not a coincidence that these attacks and all together at same time as wiki leaks releases documents exposing international corruption of the clinton machine 23339 i trump told the crowd he never knew running for president would be so vicious or vile 24735 nevertheless i will the crowd that he never knew that running for president

beach, florida, i'm kathleen walter reporting. trump is threatening a lawsuit against the new york times. he says he has evidence to dispute the women's claims which he will present at the appropriate time. that leads us into our question of the day.will allegations about a candidate's past affect your vote in november?go to cbs 2 iowa dot com -- click on the question of the day link on the right -- and cast your vote! our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews--not only with our station--but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. the political atmosphere is inspiring discussion at the iowa city public library. library.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from an event called "building and crossing bridges together".

starting right now.people here hope this creates action long after tonight. tonight.local leaders are trying to make sure the divisive talk they say is happening right now nationally isn't present in our community this discussion had been planned for months - bringing together current and future professionals and community members.a hope is that as all these people go back into the community, they can help create change.organizers say it's important to reach out to each other across race, ethnicity, li other differences-- real or perceived-- to be each other's allies. ogre nicer say they tried to reach across race and ethnicity and other differences to be allies. >> we are one community in one country. we need to be supportive of each other and combat the language and the sentiments that has been shared. unfortunately during the

digit -- to join the conversation tonight, the second session will go on until 8:00. back.several businesses took the opportunity to expand their space after the recent flood.newbo market officials say the city helped get people in the door.the mayor also encouraged people to go out and support local businesses - it's being called the cr-gavel challenge.the market's director of operations says opening the doors is a great sign. "where you know we rally together. the protection of the city put in held very well. we did our part protecting ourselves and our businesses and you know now we just want to come back and well. we did our part in getting things out and protecting ourselves and our businesses. now, we want to come back and show that everything is normal again.>> reporter: the market is operating on its normal schedule. if you are looking for

5:00 until 9:00 in the evening. they will be live music and activities for kids. cbs 2 news will be there through the evening as well. we want to know what businesses are you most excited to see reopen in the flood evacuation area. join the conversation now on facebook. just follow -- just search kgan cbs 2 on facebook. arroyo round of cong adam moore explains in tonight's see bj report. -- cbj report.>> reporter: casey prince is currently director in cedar rapids and in this new role he will focus on development issues in downtown.

president and ceo announced her departure and the role remains unfilled on a permanent basis. there is a lot going on.>> reporter: adam, people who need a ride in north liberty have a new way to get around town?>> reporter: absolutely, i knew service launched. it will help people get to the groceries and doctor visits. a tr highway 965. the fair will cost folks a dollar apiece if you are a medicare or medicaid cardholder and it is just $.50. the service is limited in scope and it is scheduled to run on week days from 10:30 until 1:30 in the afternoon. scott, a well-known shopping center in the cedar rapids area is up for sale.

the tune of about 17 1/2 million dollars. it is owned by alex brown once party city opens there. some other notable tenants at the space will be occupied once party city opens. there are other well-known tenants including michael's and pier 1 furniture. that centers on the market and we will see what happens in the weeks ahead. we appreciate the update. that is adam moore cbj. the lead singer of a popular corridor band, crazy mastectomy. she hasnt been diagnosed with breast cancer- but she has a gene that puts her at high risk.yesterday we heard from her bandmates. coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten we talk to jennifer and her family- who've already been touched by

six,practice what you preach- how one corridor coach is setting up his team for success.

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 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 and raise the retirement age. congressman blum's out for himself, not us. tomorrow on cbs 2...it sounds more like "honey i shrunk the kids" than actual science! science!the advancements in technology that could revolutionize how you take

it was a cold one overnight, but tonight is not going to be as bad.>> yet, it won't -- yes, it won't be as bad. you may need a jacket, but it won't be as cold this morning. you will not see as much frosty there. this morning there was morning. you are going to forget about the cold weather as we are going to be seeing a warm-up very soon. it is not going to be as cool tonight. we do have the potential for storms this weekend and we are not going to ruin any outdoor plans. we will talk about the timing of those. it's important for the timing. there is a warm-up on the way and you may not believe how

extended forecast in just a moment. for now, high pressure is and control which is leading to clear skies and cool conditions through the day today. this guy stay -- the skies stay clear through the night tonight. the when will shift from the south and it won't get as cool. there could be patchy frost near highway 30. it will be in the mid-30s by tomorrow morning. it does get warmer, about a full dictate -- a full 10 degrees warmer than this afternoon. is going to feel nice and breezy with wind out of the south at 10-15. it will be comfortable. if you are out to flood district on friday, that is from 5:00-9:00 in nouveau. temperatures will be around 65 and we will have clouds moving in. it will be comfortable and

around kick off, temperatures around 61. it will be comfortable and you won't need a jacket for the friday night foot wall and the when will start to calm down through friday night and into saturday. a, high-pressure is what is in control so far. it is moving to the south and east and when will shift out of the south tomorrow. that will bring warmer air. we will have clouds move in from the west ahead of a cold front on saturday. this will be the trigger for showers and thunderstorms saturday. they likely won't arrive until the evening hours. the predictor maybe just a little bit fast. late saturday and into sunday there is a chance for rain and there would be clouds around for much of the day on saturday . regardless, it's going to be pretty warm. on the sticky scale, we are talking about the dew points which we have not talked about for quite a while. when the dew point gets close to 70 degrees, that's when it feels comfortable outside. we are not going to get that

the dew points will be near 70 for saturday, sunday and monday and it will feel sticky which is something we have not felt for a couple of weeks. the temperatures are going to be pretty warm, especially for october standards. the temperatures are going to rise to the 70s in the afternoons. the lows will be in the 60s and we get rid of the 30s. we dry out on sunday and then on monday we could get close to 80 degrees. we may even get above 80 degrees in spots. it is going to be warm out there. then the temperatures fall once again and we will have highs closer to the 60 degree mark on wednesday and thursday with the next chance of rain on thursday of next week. coming up in sports, the conference crowns were on the lines. who ran their way to a title?

from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh(??turn??)the u-s has fired missiles at three radar sites in yemen.(??take vo??) the pentagon says thursday's strikes were in self-defense -- after missiles from houthi- controlled from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i am michelle marsh. the u.s. is fired missiles at three sites in yemen. the strikes were the result of self-defense after a u.s. worship was targeted and the red sea. the ship was not damaged. to missiles targeted and fell in the water. at 22-year-old terror suspect has committed suicide at a jail in germany. the refugee was arrested this weekend after police found exposes in his apartment. he was captured after a today manhunt when syrians that he befriended tied him to a sofa and alerted authorities. nigeria says that boko haram has released some of

negotiations involving t it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton 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 only half his salary.

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heading into saturday, the hawks are heavy favorites over the boilermakers -- and everything is in favor of iowa -- they have a better offense, a better defense, special teams.. they've one 3 straight in on saturday, the hawks are favored over the boilermakers. everything is in favor of iowa. they have a better offense and defense and special teams. they have not lost on the road

coming out of our game last year, they basically out - improved with every year. i felt that coming out of the game last year that they out statistic dust other than the score in every category. year." and don't forget to tune into this week's -- i- on the hawks -- marc morehouse, mike hlas -- and myself -- break down iowa's road trip to west lafayette to take on purdue. coming off their run to the sweet 16 -- the iowa state men -- are picked to finish 4th in kansas, west virginia, and texas -- the jay-hawks recieved 9 of the 10 first place votes -- the other one went to the cyclones. austin filer -- knows a thing or two about volleyball -- for 5 years he played professionaly, he was an assistant coach at mount mercy -- and now he's leading the saints on the court -- with a - - "get better every day" -- philosophy, that's shaping them, off it. austin filer -- our ed thomas coach of the week week it's safe to say -- austin filer -- is a volleyball

"he tells us some times he stays up until 2 or 3 o'clock at night just watching stats, watching film." film.""i get a little bit of heat on it every once and a while... you watched that video 3 times or you watched them again on that?"but xavier's first year head coach does it for a reason... reason... "i'd rather be the most prepared coach available than not know what's happening."because filer practices what he preaches -- "get better every day... that's always his motto." "we aren't going to set goals outside of what we can control... our goal is going to be to get better every single day, and improve and at the end of the day i like our chances."and his saints are taking that to the next level -- "don't be like yesterday and if you think you did good yesterday you can still get bet" better.""you either get better or get worse... you never say the same... you can apply it >> you never get worse.

than yesterday and if you think you did good yesterday, you can seek -- still get better.>> reporter: that was his game plan all along. >> just working every day to get better in the rest takes care of itself. way to go.>> reporter: the cross country meet, the girls were first. nobody could catch adriano who took on first place. on the boy side, it was all marion's jeremy took second. then the lisbeth completed the team raises with the boys title in 35 points. i don't know about you, but it seems cold to be running. >> when you are running, you don't feel it. >> i'm a wimp and i need to bundle up.

((and that is why we'll rise above...before today i didn't know your name...but you were there to help us just the same.) same..."))the local band four star fate wrote that song -- 'rise above' -- about our recent flooding.now- they're the music group wrote the song about the flooding and they are donating the money they raise to the people -- for the people who buy the song. if you want to keep giving, go directly to the foundation. if you have not downloaded it yet, it is still available.>> it is catchy, be prepared to

it is going to be cool out there tonight and temperatures will be falling to the mid-to upper 30s by morning. it will not be as cold as last night and patchy frost will be possible. it does get warmer and we would feeling nice with temperatures close to 70 by the afternoon. thank you if you didn't expect to see an applebee's usda choice top sirloin searing to smoky oak perfection on a new wood-fired grill... ...just wait until you see the price. wood-fired steak with two sides for just $9.99. now for a limited time. only at applebee's. it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired just for being pregnant.

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