something seriously cool with 3d technology. it will revolutionize how people buy and sell houses. trauma our weather forecast has been just perfect the last few days. now we are entering a rather cantankerous. as we get into some cool frosty air. take a look at what is going on. the temperatures this morning, upper 40s. now making are first way into the mid to upper 60s. cover. 65 degrees right now in cedar rapids. waterloo, 61. dubuque, 66. monticello, 64. the wind is out of the north and west. very calm at 5-10. we see a few clouds. weak cold front will move through this evening. as it does, kicking off the chance for a sprinkle or two. nothing more than that. today, 68. tonight at 9:00, 57.

in about ten minutes. donald trump and hillary clinton are making there last- minute preparations ahead of tonight's debate. this is the last chance for any face-to-face exchange over why they should be president. we are at the debate hall in las vegas with more. >> hillary clinton and donald trump will square off tonight hard for the candidates to change the current momentum. clinton now has a 9-point lead in the latest national poll. (nats)"you can't anything you see. i don't even believe the polls."trump - who once used to praise the polls - now says the media and hillary clinton are rigging the election.(sot: donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "they event want to try and rig the election at the polling booths, where so many cities are corrupt and voter fraud is all too common."dr. jacob thompson is a professor and debate coach at u-n-l-v. (sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i call it the burn it down on the way out strategy."he says trump is trying to use negative tactics to win the white house.(sot: dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach)"i think his only route toward victory at this point is to depress democratic voter turnout and i think the

people so turned off by the they don't go to the polls." clinton has largely ignored trump's claims of a rigged election - but her aides say that will change tonight.(sot: jennifer palmieri/commu to win the white house. >> i think that his only route toward victory at this point is to depress democratic voter turnout. i think the way to do that is to make people so turned off by the election that they don't go to the polls. >> clinton has largely ignored donald trump's claims of a rigged election. but her aides say that will change tonight. >> else. that is what losers do. >> the clinton campaign is monitoring wikileaks release from hacked e-mails from the chairman john podesta. in one exchange, podesta said the campaign took on a lot of water over the clinton e-mail scandal. cbs news, las vegas. the ecuadorian government recently i knowledged that it did restrict -- and this comes after the site published

campaign of hillary clinton. the question of the day. which october surprise will affect your vote the most go to cbs2iowa.com, click on the question of the day, and cast your vote. be sure to join us for a live town hall tomorrow about tonight's debate you can watch your voice, your future on our website, cbs2iowa.com, and on our digital channel thursday night at 6:00. this guys could get a little friendlier. proposing new rules to protect airline passengers. >> from delayed flights, to long security lines. >> flying can be a frustrating experience. now the transportation department is proposing new (nats -flight taxing)also - when it comes to flight delays - airlines would not onl have to report their own delaysa&

well.(nats-computer keyboard) and there could be more transparency when you buy a ticket online.sites that sell airline tickets would be prohibited from favoring one airline and not showing all available ticket prices.(gfx - should get from downstairs)not everyone is happy with the partners as well. there could be more transparency when you buy a ticket online. sites that sell airline tickets would be debited from favoring one airline and not showing all available ticket prices. not everyone is happy with the proposal. airlines for america, april airline trade organization, cautioned the rules could harm customers by relay chelating -- by re- regulating air travel. some of the new rules would take effect in the coming months. others have yet to be finalized. cbs news, washington. >> those rules also require airlines to admit more mistakes. like how often they fail to help customers in need of wheelchairs.

corridor. stephanie johnson is here to tell us more about this big and wet announcement. stephanie. >> jenee, we finally know where this huge waterpark will go. the park will be located near hawkeye downs. crews will break ground for the first of three phases of construction next spring. the park will cover more than 60,000 square feet of space. cedar bayou have a total of 13- 20 rides writing machine, and a lazy river. the ceo and owner of cedar bayou says the park will attract plenty of tourists. and will boost the economy. he also says providing family fun in the area was one of his main motivations to build the park. >> there is nothing indoor around here that is really big. i want something they can enjoy

opporate and expand. park is planned to open until early 2018. stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. 3-d technology has been used that is awesome. another thing awesome is 3d technology. it has been used in movies, television and video games. now, the high-tech visual will benefit local businesses. we see how that works. >> revolution realty team is jumping into the future. >> they are using new technology allowing consumers to step inside of a business from anywhere. this realtor approached the cedar rapids coffee shop with the idea after a flood cost and business. >> it is great for advertising. >> from any digital device, customers can get a 3d tour of

business. >> and those who own the new headset, can feel like they are literally standing inside. the co-owner of brewhemia has never used this kind of headset. we were there the moment he toured his business virtually for the first time. >> it is really amazing. you feel like you are inside. >> it is always fun to watch somebody the first time figure it out. >> this 3d technology is also ideal for the housing market. because buyers can walk into a home and get a feel for the actual dimensions or layout from anywhere in the world. >> it is created with a special camera that has a lot of eyes measuring dimensions and capturing photographs and then selling them all together. >> it is really easy to do. they really nailed it with creating the technology. >> to give people an opportunity, whether they are in the city or outside of town, to walk into a place and

atmosphere, it is a bit mind- boggling. >> the new brewhemia coffee shop has a virtual tour on their website right now if you want to experience it yourself. it is also on our website. coming up on cbs2 news at noon, cedar rapids may still be leaning up and recovering from the most recent flood. but some people are already preparing for the next flood. a little bit of sunshine mixed with cloud cover. temperatures are cooler today. even cooler tomorrow.

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ed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. right now - parts of the corridor are still removing sandbags and cleaning up from the latest fight with flood waters.the iowa flood right now, parts of the is getting ready for the next time it floods.one of the ways to better determine the flood risk and severity at your home is looking at inundation maps. those maps can help show exactly how high water could

siding. "so from that they can know should i clean out my basement .. should i evacuate should i .. am i going to be okay .. you know that's just the way we think people can be informed and prepared." prepared."the flood center constantly monitors more than 200 sensors on rivers and creeks updating data - and putting it in to easy to use information for the next time. the flood center is working on an app that would allow you to ask questions on smartphone during a flooding threat - like when is the crest? or how high is the water right now?we've put a link to the flood center's website - on our website - cbs phone during a flooding threat like, how high is the water cbs 2 weather first forecast.

something you probably havent seen before. really. this is azalea.the 19 year old chimpanzee lives at north korea's newly opened central zoo and zoo officials say she smokes about a pack a day!but - they insist - she doesn't inhale. zoo trainers throw her a lighter - and she lights her own cigarettes. the zoo also has a monkey that slam dunks - dogs who seem to be able to do math and doves that land on a skating woman. still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, we think of baldness

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hair loss associated with breast cancer treatment. the technique is called cold caps.

unknown here. barry petersen shows us how it works and why some patients think it's worth both the cost and effort. effort. (nat)this one takes an hour there's nothing unusual about the chemotherapy drugs mary nell wolff is getting at this denver clinic.(nat)what's unusual is on her heada&a cold cap, chilled with dry ice to 30 below. as it warms, a new one is strapped on tightly every 20 to 30 minutes. this goes on for eight hours. (sot mary nell wolff/breast cancer head. a cold cap. . as it warms, a new one is strapped on 20 -- tightly every 20-30 minutes. this goes on for eight hours. >> it is not really pain. it is an overall feeling of -- i just want this off my head. >> in the most recent study, recently 66% of women kept more than half of their hair. one theory is that it

the chemo from reaching the scalp. the other is that it freezes many of the hair follicles and the chemotherapy is simply shut out. there are concerns that blocking the chemotherapy could let cancer spread to the scalp. >> is it working? >> it is working. i have the majority of my hair. >> she gets moral support from her husband. yes, that is me. we are together on this journey. >> why is maintaining your hair important to a woman? >> i think it gives you a sen piece of dignity. >> using these caps can cost a patient several thousand dollars out of pocket because they are rented by the month. this version circulates coolant through one cap. it received approval by the fda last december december. but neither is reimbursed by

demonstrated the cap for us. she decided it was worth the cost. >> i can go out and be who i am and not have the breast cancer defined me. >> women cannot make the choice to save their hair without knowing about the options. most doctors are hesitant to talk about it. i'm happy to report that i wife had her last chemotherapy four months ago. her hair looks as good today as it did all through the chemo. cbs news, new >> cold caps don't work for all chemo drugs. they also do not work for cancers carried in the blood like leukemia. coming up on the cbs2 news at noon, how samsung is trying to help travelers who own a galaxy it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands.

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.

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. 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. people flying with thier dangerous galaxy note sevens- might so

dangerous galaxy note7 phones might soon get a way to ditch the phone before hopping on a plane. samsung is making it easier to get rid of the phones eye- opening exchange booths at airports around the whole world. officials in the u.s. banned the phones from flights. the samsung phone has been recalled after several reports of overheating and catching fire. that is not the only change taking flight. delta air lines employees will soon be walking up and down aisles in new threads. 60,000 employees will be wearing new uniforms created by a new york fashion designer. delta plans on rolling out the new uniforms early next year. and angry volkswagen owners testified in front of a federal judge claiming that the $10 billion in missions settlement is not enough.

would get about 5-$10,000 each. the judge says he is considering raising the settlement to $15 billion. but he has not made up his mind yet. holiday spending is expected to go up this season. however, customers might not see a rise in the number of workers and stores. analysts say consumers are doing more shopping online for the holidays instead of heading to the mall. analysts still anticipate retailers will hire about 700,000 workers for the upcoming shopping season. something sweet will hit store shelves soon. m&ms will debut a new variety of the candy. it has people talking like crazy. it is caramel. it will be a sweet treat. the cumber of -- the colorful candy has chocolate, pretzel and other fillings. it will not be on shelves until next may, coinciding with the

if you are drooling, wipe it up. you have quite a while to wait for the caramel treats. justin has a look at your forecast coming up. first, a look at the

a little bit of cloud cover mixed in with sunshine. all in all, a nice day today. not overly breezy. northeast wind at 5-10. cedar rapids, 65. waterloo, 61. normally, 61 t going back below normal tomorrow and friday. maybe a sprinkle or two late tonight. he will see cloud cover mixing in. if there is any moisture, it is around waterloo. few and far between. we do see clouds getting thick into the later evening and overnight. enjoy the 60s today. partly sunny. a north breeze at 5-10. breezy and cool tomorrow. 56 degrees. friday, 57.

i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years and fought for our country in world war ii. but, he never got his medals and he tried for years. dad knew his time was near. out of options, he finally called senator grassley's office.

? >> ridge: this is a new power of attorney. it's got my name on it. all you have to do is sign it. dad, we can't afford any disruptions. and with me at the helm, there won't be. so just sign this paper. it has to be me. it can't be quinn. >> quinn: did you just bake those? >> pam: yeah. eric always lets me use the kitchen. i just made them for when he gets strong enough to eat again. >> quinn: okay. >> pam: uh... >> quinn: i know how you feel about me, pam. but i love eric, and i'm gonna be here to take care of him. >> r.j.: i'm worried about him, mom. >> brooke: i am, too, r.j. but your grandfather's doing