the media. media."it does ten >> right now on cbs 2 news 10 at 10. i would junior senator says with trump and -- with his battle and the media. >> it is skewed and -- in the direction. >> the biggest fears in the minds of voters. >> knowing your neighbors doesn't make for good luck party it could be essential to the safety of your home. we will tell you the secret to a great neighborhood watch tonight. >> neighborhoods like this one has missed the high water this time but make no mistake there will be a next time. what it wants you to do to prepare now. >> will take you on a tour of a local business now embracing the virtual world to generate real revenue. >> now the corridor top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first 10 minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. >> if you drive around anytown you may want to run into crime watch signs.

>> neighborhood watches have been around for a long time. a lot of times people still view it as. do your blinds and see what your neighbor is doing. nowadays people say they want it to be an open line of communication and building relationships. >> for 20 years wallington heights has used the momentum of new neighbors and new ideas to fuel an old program. >> i do not think it's what people think when they hear neighborhood watch. >> justin says the key to a good watch program is donuts and coffee. >> we do not do anything formally. we do not take minutes. we just come, sit, is donuts and drink coffee. >> he says it is that easy. and with home burglars -- burglaries have been going up

>> christie hamlin said locking doors -- >> 52% of the burglaries the homeowner did not lock the door . >> calling police if you see something suspicious and knowing who you live next to are good ways to establish a strong watch. >> is not just watching for criminals. it's watching for people who need assistance. watching for activities that kids can do. there are no limits to it. >> once one person plant the seed to keep it growing. >> the neighborhood watch program will only be a strong and viable as strong as the neighbors. we are not the ones who will prevent the burglaries from happening here the people that live there will. >> if you are interested in starting a neighborhood watch program in your neighborhood you're asked to call the nonemergency line for the cedar rapids police department. we have that number on the website. they will stand and officer to you to help you set it up. covering the corridor dora

iowa were 10 to 15 degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday. it was still an above normal day. it was nice out there and tonight we are back to 55 on our temperature. the wind is west around 7 miles an hour. the dew point is low at 47. we cut back the moisture thanks to the front that pass through last night. now we are showing nothing on the radar. as far as satellite a few clouds are beginning to show up we will have those in our skies tomorrow. overall it should be partly cloudy day. and another come to one as our temperature start in the upper 40s and reach into the upper 60s and 70s in the afternoon hours. tomorrow night our next one comes in and that one will have more punch. the temperatures will be cooler by the time we start the weekend. we will have more on that coming we continue with the top stories. right now part of the core door

the latest fight with flood waters. >> the national weather service and i what blood center meant to get ready for the next time. they say we can all do more to prepare and limit damage. matt hammill was there and joins us live with their message.>> reporter: many areas up and down the cedar river, i what river and walked the end of the rivers in our area and even though many of the communities cannot see a drop of water this time around, the could. >> in 2008 the information was lacking. >> the iowa flood sensor was saying that was the call to action. now we need to know there are more scientific tool to help plan. relying on history can leave you underwater. >> i have lived here for 20

that is not a contradiction to the fact that it can still happen. >> hearing the river could crest at 21 or 25 feet may mean nothing to new residents or business owners. flood inundation maps show exactly how high that water could come on your street or your siding. >> from that they can know if i should clean out my basement. should i evacuate? am i going to be okay? >> the flood center monitors more than 200 sensors on rivers and creeks updating data and putting into easy-to-use information for the next time. he says make no mistake, there will be a next time. >> the models imply these type of events will continue. nobody can tell you exactly how often and how much and exactly

>> along the cedar river the flood center is working on an app that would allow you to ask questions into your phone such as when will the river crest or how high is the water right now. technology that hopefully will keep everyone safe for the next time around. covering the corridor in cedar rapids matt hammill cbs 2 news 10 at 10. >> now we continue with the look the corridor rank high for support of the lgbt q community according to a 2016 nationwide reading system of lesbian, gay, inclusion in municipal law and policy. the majority of i was largest cities rank high for supporting a gpt people and workers. cedar rapids in i what city received a perfect score. the study looked at nondiscrimination laws, employment policies and more.

your doses. this weekend there holding a prescription drug drop-off event. bring your unused prescription medications to the station on first street to the station on 1st st., southwest between 10 and two on saturday. police collected more than 400 pounds of medication at the left event like this. after three years of planning and another three years of construction of voxman music building is open in iowa city. the 2008 flood divided that school of music into several different locations on and off campus. they now have a brand-new million home. a formal open house is scheduled for this friday.>> supporters right now of medical marijuana are preparing for another legislative flight beginning in january. i will pass the medical act in 2014 making it legal to possess cannabis oil to treat severe epilepsy. that lot will ask what -- expired in july. supporters trying to expand the use of cannabis oil last year but the bill died at the

use of the marijuana extracts they many iowans could benefit if lawmakers remove the legal roadblocks. >> we would like to see medical cannabis grown crop produced, tested and dispensed in iowa by iowans for i was. >> 25 states offer varying levels of medicinal marijuana. >> deflect attention from his own controversy today. >> he held a valley in -- rally in colorado that featured campaign promises. he said if elected he would call for congressional term limits, he also laid out a five- point plan to improve ethics in washington. among the proposals lobbying restrictions and campaign- finance reform. trump is also hinting that if

will of the voters. repeatedly at rallies and on twitter trump has claimed this year's election will be rigged. trump claims the media and democratic nominee hillary clinton. >> donald trump has gone as far to say republicans are naove if they think voter fraud is not happening. >> a recent poll showed more than 40% of voter surveys leave the election is rigged. there is no evidence to back that up. to be clear voter fraud can and does occur. a research of ballots cast in the us over the past 15 years found 31 credible incidents. cast putting the percentage of fraudulent votes at a rate so small it would be impossible to impact an election. blue affect rates this claim by trump, i what governor. prince that as a hands on fire live. one accusation that donald trump does get right is the inaccuracy of the nations registered voters. a 2012 center found 24 million voter registration records were invalid or inaccurate.

there is no evidence that anyone has used inaccurate records to rig the system. that it is proof of badly minute records. >> another claim trump says he could lose election because the media is working against him. >> journey towards -- we have a lot coming out with clinton emails that i think deserve greater public media is not providing that same level of scrutiny as what we are hearing on the trump side of the facts. >> figures a showed news organizations have provided a platform for the candidate to speak far more than his political rival. the new york times analyze coverage of the two candidates since the primary campaign. they found if you equated the airtime of rallies, interviews and other noncontroversial segments, trump scored $2 billion in free advertising.

million worth of advertising tactics >> she also alleged the media is ignoring clinton's email controversy. last week cbs 2 news told you about several releases by wikileaks of reported emails hacked from the clinton campaign. they showed the private discussions behind the scenes as a formulated clinton's message and try to get endorsements. although some of the comments are embarrassing they are not illegal. as for her use of private , experts say request for special treatment for donors to the clinton down -- foundation did not violate any laws. for more coverage on both candidates and controversies you can read all of our coverage on cbs2iowa.com. click on the election page. >> do not forget after wednesday's third and final presidential debate be sure to catch our town hall discussion about the race. join us for your voice, your

on 2.2 or on our website cbs2iowa.com that's the corridor top stories and tomorrow's first were cast in the first 10 minutes. >> still to come a 3-d way to view local businesses. >> it looks like we will get to for more mild temperatures tomorrow. then cooler air starts to come

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ed to defund planned parenthood, even though women depend on it for critical care, like cancer screenings. i was diagnosed with breast cancer, and i know it was early detection that made a difference. it's not a political issue. it's about caring about all of our people here in this country. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. arty. 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. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. tomorrow on cbs 2...a teen football player makes his return to the grid-iron- after

questions his parents received for letting him comeback. that's tomorrow on cbs 2 this >> going now to chief meteorologist terry swails and he think things will pull down. >> we do have a front that has a bit of a punch. it will not be overly bad. it's going to be in and out and by the weekend we start warming up again. >> >> we're doing something right. we can try to keep it going. no signs of bitter cold air anytime soon. 55 degrees is our temperature tonight. that is down from the 70s that we were seeing last night. it is still mild for this time of year. the wind is out of the west. the dew point is down to 47 degrees. what an october it has been in

high temperature so far this month has been 70.5 degrees. that means we are running 6 degrees above normal per day and -- we have seen highs of 70 or above 11 out of 18 days. today things have changed a little bit. yesterday with this front to the west of us we had south winds and the warm temperatures. over the past 24 hours that front past and has been over the top of us. that has seen to it we had lots of sunshine but the temperatures were down 10 to 15 degrees. still well above normal. tonight's guys are mostly clear in eastern iowa. the radars are not showing anything and we do not expect them to until tomorrow night when there may be a few light showers or sprinkles down in the southern counties. it would not amount to much. most of that will stay to the south of our region.

nice for this time of year. we have 72 in cedar rapids and waterloo coming in at 71. the court and 60 degrees. now as we go to the satellite, you're starting to see clouds coming from the southwest and these will move towards us in the next 24 hours. that is associated with our next cold front. that one has a little pop. you will notice as temperatures get back into the 50s time we get to thursday and friday. on our predictor not much showing up in terms of clouds. you can see after midnight we start to notice some of those streaking in from the southwest . as we go through the day tomorrow those will be in and out of the area. i would expect partly cloudy skies and will continue with our mild temperatures until the front associated with these clouds comes through a tomorrow night. tomorrow another mile day and temperatures in the upper 60s

the time we get to thursday we are back in the 50s. we will hold there as we get

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3-d technology >> 3-d technology has been used in movies and video games. >> they're now benefiting local businesses. kelly d'ambrosio shows us how it works. pixels.today i walked through their 3-d door. door. cedar rapids based realty is jumping into the future.they're using new technology allowing consumers to step inside a business from anywhere.co-owner robb ?? approached cedar rapids coffee shop, brewhemia with the idea as a way to help them pull in new customers after the flood cost them business. business.: its great for advertising. a person can find your space and tour before actually going there.from any digital device, customers can get a 3-d tour of the inside

those who own the new v-r headset, can feel like they are literally standing inside. co-owner of brewhemia, steve shriver's never used a v-r headset.we were there the moment he toured his business virtually for the first time. time.this is its really amazing i mean you feel like your inside. its always fun to watch someone for the first time actually like you know figure vr out let alone a person to own establishemnet.this 3-d technology is also ideal for the housing market because buyers can walk into a home and get a dimensions and layout from anywhere in the world. the 3-d world is created with a special camera that has lots of eyes measuring dimensions and capturing photos then sewing them all togther. togther.its really easy to do they really nailed it on with a special camera that has lots of eyes measuring dimensions and capturing photos and sewing them altogether. >> it is easy to do. >> because the people an opportunity whether they are in the city or outside of town to walk into a place an experienced

amazing. >> before i left i got to try on the vr goggles and it really felt like i was stating as i brewhemia. it was wild. the coffee shop has a virtual tour of the website. kelly d'ambrosio cbs 2 news. >> coming up in sports its 20 time on the volleyball court how the huskies lost their way to the regional finals. that is next (coughs) that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night!

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it doesn't get any bigger than this if you're iowa -- a top ten team coming to kinnick -- with a trophy on the line -- but there's more -- winner keeps their big 10 west title hopes alive -- if the hawks lose saturday -- their hopes for back to back trips to indy are pretty much over -- so needless to say, this is a season defining game for both schools -- and the hawks are excited for their showdown with the badgers. "if you excited for a game like this, number 10 team coming into kinnick, then what are you playing football for. this is the stuff that you live for, this is why you work so hard in the offseason is for a chance like this." this.""it's a great opportunity for us to define >> it's a great opportunity for us to define our season. just like last year when we played them it will define the kind of season we have and what kind of team we have. >> it's a great opportunity for iowa but they may be down a few

that to have a shot of playing but won't know later in the week. as far as the status of george kittle who was in a walking boot only time will tell.>> it depends on what he can do. we will not rule him out. it may be a long shot but if he can play we will play him. we have done that before. >> all-american tight and dallas clark left his mark as i kinnick stadium during his plane days at iowa and now he's leaving his mark outside of it. today the livermore native was inducted into the wall of honor of farmers which show former hocks of the iowa farmer. >> i expect and appreciate that farmers do. i do not have the stories of driving a tractor when i was

driving a car and all that stuff. i do not have those cool stories but what i have is respect and a passion for farming. >> is a junior jock averaged 16 points per game and shot over 40% from three-point land. high school volleyball regional central city hosting cedar valley hammer down for the point -- but after that it was all -- huskies -- later in the set -- c-v-c -- welcomes central city to their block part -- and then -- when it was winning time -- it was emily masterson -- she climbs the latter for another block -- and cedar valley christian moves on to play springville -- with a 3 set sweep. game 3 of the n-l-c-s -- did not go well for the cubbies -- they fall to the dodgers -- 6 nothing -- game 4 is tomorrow

that's a check of sports.terry is back with a final look at your weather first forecast. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands.

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. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered.

>> the day tomorrow but other partly sunny skies and will warm back up into the upper 70s and maybe 70 down south. tomorrow night much cooler air will arrive and you will feel that on thursday. >> thank you terry. >> thank you for watching cbs 2 news 10 at 10. >> enjoy your night and we will

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