people in the community have experienced."the frank discussion about immigration reform and how eastern . it -- how eastern iowans with the debate. it is very hard prepared to you know make ends meet. how one school district is making sure all kids have food on their tables. summery temperatures we saw prescription drug abuse. stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. good evening-- i'm scott sanborn sanbornand i'm kelly d'ambrosio, filling in for karen fuller tonight. tonight.first, we're now starting an easy transition to a new weather pattern patternchief meterologist terry swails starts us off

an 18-year-old university of iowa student now faces charges for falsely reporting an active shooter on campus. police arrested harrison tsimourisafter the incident saturday night. night.police say he sent a text message to a friend saying there was an active shooter in burge residence

and evacuated the building - tsimouris sent the same student another text saying it was all a joke.he's charged with filing a false report. next month will mark 25 years since the university dealt with an actual shooting. former u-i graduate student gang lu went on a shooting spree on campus in november 19- 91.lu killed four faculty members and one student before turning the gun on himself. authorities said lu was upset that his dissertation didn't win prizes that his former roommate had gained. developing right now in cedar falls -- --au together what led up to a double stabbing. stabbing.police were called to university avenue studios apartments just after 4:30 this afternoon.investigators tell the waterloo cedar falls courier -- --the two victims were stabbed at two different locations at the complex.a suspect is now in custody.both victims were taken to local hospitals for treatment. a major political topic during this year's race for president--the focus of a discussion tonight in cedar rapids.for years, both

comprehensive immigration refor. reform.it is a complex issue that has fueled debate on both sides of the political spectrum. spectrum.cbs 2 news political reporter kevin barry is live in downtown cedar rapids where tonight's discussion took place, kevin? the 2016 race for the white house has helped put immigration at the front of our minds. tonight - one group of eastern iowans are thinking over new information from people who work in the immigration system every day. immigration is never far from charged words like terrorism about immigration is never far from charged words like terrorism and jihad. dr. catherine says thinking all muslim immigrants are linked to those words is where the misconception starts. >> it is sort of like comparing all christians to seriously fundamental christians. she's seen the population

2016, many are muslims. >> mike helps immigrants navigate the legal battles in the systems. >> i won the lottery. >> fought those fights himself when he immigranted from the congo in 2008. says many of the small amount of crimes immigrants do commit are out of desperation. >> if the immigration system is fixed in anyway to allow those people to actually gain, get what they are looking proper way, i don't think there will be crimes if there is, it will be very minimal. >> they are trying to help people like lindsey elickson learn more about all aspects of immigration. >> i learn about racism, how best to raise my daughter, i work with people and the community i work over at way point with people in the community so i think it is important to understand what different people in the community have experienced. >> clearing up the facts that

the doctor says the 2016 election cycle has been like nothing she's ever seen before but that the immigrant family she works with in eastern iowa corridor in cedar rapids, kevin barry, fox 28 news. in the race for the white house - there are now just 22 days left until voters head to the polls.a new batch of polls from quinnipiac university are painting a new picture of support for donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump and hillary clinton. right now trump and clinton are tied in the key battleground state of ohio, clinton is leading trump in florida, and pennsylvania. trump has a 4 point lead over clinton in iowa. the republican nominee spent the past couple of days slamming the electoral process, a new political poll shows half of trump's supporters don't believe their vote will be counted correctly.

says he agrees with the rigged election. >> a lot of people are very skeptical because they see the bias of the national press they see what they consider to be collusion between the clinton machine. iowa secretary of state paul pate doesn't share the feelings saying republicans and democrats work together to make sure every vote is fair. i'm telling you iowans can be confident in our election system, we balances we work in a bipartisan basis and our office as well as the local county offices are open to anyone who sees any potential problem so we can address it. >> donald trump and hillary clinton face off in their third and final debate this week, you can watch it wednesday night at 8:00 right here on cbs 2. also be sure to join us for a live town hall, you can watch your voice your future on our

digital channel. and the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails thosenotes reveal the top official tried to stop over the e-mail the controversial surrounds an e-mail about the 2012 benghazi attack which classified a secret last year. the classification contradicts clinton's claims that she didn't send classified information, according to interviews officials felt pressure to change the e-mails granted and the classification remained the same. that brings us to our question of the day what's your reaction to the wikileaks clinton e-mails to weigh in click the question link on the home page of cbs2iowa.com. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect with the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you we've reached out to extended interviews not only please share your thoughts

now ten at ten continues with by e-mail or through facebook. 10 at 10 continues with a look at other stories hundreds digital marketing company hibu is moving from its "c" street southwest location to the town center building on third avenue southeast.that will transfer 650 jobs to the downtown district.the business - formerly known as yellow book - will make the move in may. hibu isn't the only company calling downtown home. home.small businesses like hibu isn't the only aspiring downtown entrepreneurs by offering them loans to locate within the flood inundation zone - and so far - five businesses have accepted microloans from the city - allowing for expansion despite the threat of flooding. in north liberty - residents have a new way to get around town.after 18 months of planning, organizers unveiled the city's first public transit system at the north liberty living center. the bus will run a six-stop route - monday through friday from ten-am to two-p-m.it

you're on medicare or medicaid. residents at the north liberty living center tell cbs 2 news - this service will help people become a part of the community. a staggering number of kids part of the community. a staggering number of kids right here in the corridor and across the country go to bed hungry. a recent report found last year more than 13 million american kids lived in food insecure households one high school has taken a big step to combat this issue, cbs 2 news reporter dora miller is live with elizabeth tate high school's new program, dora? kelly, students here at tate high school won't have to worry where their next meal will come from organizers for this new program say it is in place to decrease students worry and increase productivity. >> for some students food isn't always something that's readily available. >> some kids even feel like they need to get a job and help pay for food. >> at tate high school, there

lunch students as well as a good number of homeless families."senior jared rogers says his family has struggled with food insecurity.jarod 17:34:56 "my mom, she's doing the best she can. this is going to be the sixth year since my dad had died so every day it's kind of a struggle." the new food pantry would allow students like jarod to take free food on mondays and fridays no questions askeda& it's an expansion of a program that already existed.amber 17:19:31 "all of our students get free breakfast and lunch and then having this pantry knowing that they essentially get a free dinner as well." jarod 17:35:53 "it's already made a big difference in our finances."alleviating stress outside of school is only part of the goala&school officials want to help students succeed ?in the classroom too.amber 17:19:16 "what we're hoping for is that we see an increase in our academics with the grades and the attendance even, having the healthy meal that they need."natsdevari 17:32:22 "it's definitely the best thing that they did this for all the kids in the community."and for students who need a little extra helpa&

item that you need, we have some teen parents here so we've been provided diapers, wipes, toiletry items, hygiene items and a ton of food." all donations come from trinity church and johnson county crisis center.officials will be evaluating this program in hopes of expanding it to other schools in the district.covering the corridor in iowa city, dora miller - cbs 2 news ten at 10. the salvation army is now expecting more more registrations this year for due to families' savings going toward flood costs.the registration process is now open for families in linn coun. county.information on what applicants need to bring - and where they need to go - is information on what applicants need to bring and where you need to go is posted on our website cbs2iowa.com. news 10 at 10 the top stories in the first 10 minutes. automotive security concerns how hackers could make

today's temperatures were more typical of july the summer readings are going to be a thing of the past as a cool front comes on through and that will be dropping temperatures as we push through the rest of this week to have the numbers for you in your west first foreca i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years

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tomorrow on cbs 2...four states will vote on whether to implement stricter gun laws this november.why that could be a model for other states looking to do the same.that's tomorr o . sure was a beautiful day, a little cloudy and definitely a lot of warmth. >> especially once that sun came out in the afternoon hours the temperature got up to 85 degrees in no time flat not only was it warm it was muggy out there too. looks like things are starting

approaching on the north western horizon as that comes through here in a quiet fashion it will be cooling the temperatures down we're still on the warm side of that front, 75 degrees even at this hour of the night the winds are out of the southwest at 14 a few gusts higher than that, so that will hold the warm air in place until late tonight, when that next front comes on through. what a day it was. a normal high this time of year, 61 degrees, we made it to 85 degrees, one degree short of the record of 86 which was set in 1950. if you were 1950 further to the southeast, highs got up to 89 this afternoon both of those places did have record highs. it was a warm one out there, you could see that reflected in the temperatures from around the state today, the only place not to get into the mid-70s was way around spencer even there got up to 71 degrees and down around fort madison here

the state there were temperatures that were as warm as 92 to 93 degrees late this afternoon tonight we're starting to see a little bit of a cool down out there, but not much, still in the low to mid- 60s up in the northwest, but the rest of us still enjoying temperatures that are in the 70s down about 10 degrees from where we were earlier on today. on our radar, here is our front located up in minnesota and wisconsin, you can see some thunderstorms up there there is nothing going on here in this front gets here late tonight most of the forcing will be off to the northwest of us we'll have lost the days heating so the instability won't be there for us to see any precipitation so i'm expecting to see a dry frontal passage. out ahead of that today, we had our winds out of the south and that's what sent those temperatures soaring now the front is on the move to the west, 4:00, 5:00 hit eastern iowa, 9:00, passed on to the southeast so there may be a

early tomorrow morning but after that we'll clear out the skies and bring you another nice afternoon temperatures will be down about 15 to 20 degrees from what we saw today but we'll still be in the upper 60s and that's a good 7 or 8 degrees above what's typical. we'll go to our predicter here too as you can see way up in the north there is a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm just after midnight but i think that's going to be few and far between, after that the front at 6 a.m. now advanced through south easter we'll start to see clearing in our skies during the afternoon hours should be a pretty nice day all though quite a bit cooler temperatures will be back in the upper 60s by afternoon and one nice thing about this week's weather is the fact all the rain should stay to the north and south of us, relatively dry forecast going through the rest of the week. you could certainly see tonight's rain is way to the north of us we'll enjoy clear skies for most of the night so again, looks like temperatures will range from 53 to about 61

cool air gets established here, a few clouds around early in the day mostly sunny in the afternoon, temperatures will be in the mid and upper 60s, maybe as warm as 70 in iowa city and 72 in washington and your extended forecast has another front coming through thursday and friday, that will send the temperatures below normal, in the 60s dry conditions excellent weather to get out and enjoy the fall. next on cbs 2 news how state leaders are working keep prescription drugs out of

this saturday is the national prescription drug take . this saturday is the national prescription drug take back day the potentially savelives. stephie lee shows a effort coordinated at the capitol. as prescription drug abuse numbers go up. the iowa department of public health says hospital emergency room and substance abuse treatment admission involving all opioids triple over the last decade. you can help keep the numbers down by getting rid of unused medication safely. state officials are adding 100 of these prescription drug drop boxes across the state doubling the number of permanent

be a risk factor for heroin use i want to urge everyone that has medications at home that they are not using particularly opioids to please take these back. >> the office of drug control policy says there will be at least one drop off station in iowa's 99 counties by january. saturday's national drug prescription take-back day is a start. >> oftentimes we're in the top 2, 3, or even number one back is also good for the enrivonment because it prevents flushing of medicines that can contaminate water supplies." in des moines, steffi lee, cbs 2 news. you can find both saturday's take back locations as well as the permanent drop boxes online -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. in a cbs 2 news consumer alert

security is growing after a number of high-profile cases where hackers were able take control of vehicles. vehicles.in some cases, hackers were able to disable steering and acceleration features.some experts say those same con artists could eventually break into a car's computer network and steal financial and identity informationmany cars on the road right now - have the ability to wirelessly communicate and by 20-20 - 55- percent of cars will be connected to protect your vehicle - check out this story on our website - you'll find it under the auto matters section of cbs 2 iowa dot com. tonight in sports - u-n-i alum david johnson is unstoppable on monday night football - catch the highlights - next on c-b-s two sports... "cbs 2 news connects with you. call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comconnect with us on facebook at

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no more rutgers - no more purdue - it's about to get real for the iowa hawkeyes - if they want to defend their big ten west title - bring on wisconsin... the badgers are an early favorite for this . no more rutgers, no more perdue, they want to bring on

early favorite, iowa won a tight one last year, the hawks have dropped three straight trophy games in iowa city still home field advantage will be a big factor in this one, the badgers know it. >> you could hear guys saying anything and everything, crazy things being said from someone, but especially going through iowa each stadium has its own little nuances and are top of you and that's what makes going down there a fun place to play but a hard place to play. >> another week, another close loss the panthers dropped four games this season all of them by a touch down or less on one hand mark's team hasn't been able to finish games on the other, they've held late leads in all of their losses if they can fix a few things like the passing offense they can still get to what farly is calling

play off spot. we're out of space right now, now you're down to we really got to be good the rest of the way out, excellent the rest of the way out, we have to win now and i don't think there is any doubt about that, i knew that coming in what the magic number was probably, i think that's evident to everybody i don't think that's a surprise. >> former panther david johnson is bawling out on monday night football, first quarter johnson takes the hand-off, cuts outside, and he is gone. the cards up 7-nothing... then in the second quarter - give it to him again - big hole for johnson - his 2nd touchdown of the game - he also added a third - he now has eight on the season... arizona's on top in the fourth, 21 to 3... to the hawks in the n-f-l - c-j fedora-witz made a big play on a national stage last night - the texans were down seven with under a minute to go - when brock osweiler found

game-tying, 26-yard touchdown pass - the iowa alum had six catches for 85 yards in the houston win... after starting the season 7 and 0 - coe football is getting some national attention - the kohawks were ranked in two national division-three polls on monday - just two days after they beat dubuque to take over sole possession of first place in the iowa conference - coe is ranked 17th in the a-f-c-a poll - and 18th in the d-three- football.com poll - - no surprise here - star point guard monte morris was named to the cousy award watch list on monday - which goes to the nation's best point guard - morris was a finalist for the award last season - when he averaged just under 14 points and seven assists per game.. that's a check of sports.terry is back with a final look at

. well, you know, this is usually a pretty good day by our standards 68 degrees and lots of sunshine, after that 85 today, i don't know doesn't look as good to me. another good day, rain and sunshine in the afternoon but the temperatures are more trend down through the rest of the week i think by thursday and friday our highs will be back in the 50s which is closer to where we should be. >> the dew points so it will feel more comfortable it was a real summery day. thank you so much for

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