group improving student experiences in one corridor school district. new scams targeting college students. weatherwise we are going to give you the details of what is going on. give will develop environment. and a more more inclusive relationships - on - teacher now working on - teacher and mentor relationships - creating a community - and a more disciplinary the task force will develop recommendati in december. tell us who you think won last sunny now and the clouds move away. 45 waterloo in zero wine. 46 in decorah and charles city. winds gusting to 20 in the clouds are moving out of the picture. more sunshine today but it translates to a chilly night and we will let you know who has the best potential. 56 this afternoon. in your full forecast coming up

today donald trump and hillary clinton are looking ahead to the rest of the 2016 election season after wrapping up the final debate. we are in las vegas where the two candidates' -- face-off. >> donald trump and hillary clinton have less than three weeks. >> no more debates. >>reporter: trump ma say he would accept the outcome of the election. >> are you seeing that you are not prepared? >> i will tell you at the time keep you in suspense. >> trump -- trumps campaign said they want to see the votes counted without fraud before he accepts the results. >> he has the prerogative to wait and see how the election turns out. >> we will see. what he is saying is let's see

something doesn't go his way he might not say that he has any responsibility. he will blame it on someone else. >> it is the last chance for americans to see the two together before they head to the polls. strategist)(08:19:48:14)"those who thought clinton won, saw her as being presidential. those who thought do won, saw him as bringing about change."weijia jiang, cbs news, las vegas. republican south carolina senator lindsey graham says trump is doing the country a great disservice suggesting a rigged election.arizona senator jeff flake calls trump's comments beyond the pale. tell us who you think won last night's debate!we have a poll open right now - on our twitter account.just search cbs-2-iowa - that poll is

that brings us to the question of the day.do you think a presidential candidate should agree to accept election results before votes are cast and counted?to answer- go to cbs 2 iowa dot com- click on the question of the day link and cast your vote! don't forget to join us for a town hall discussion tonight about the final debate.watch "your voice, your future," tonight at six on channel 2- dot-2 or on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. new at noon- a body found near horton today - may be a woman whose been missing for months. months.officials say an investigation of the scene strongly suggests the remains are 76-year-old cloris mehmen. she went missing july 5th.a farmer found the body about a half a mile from mehmen's home- where she was last seen. an autopsy is now scheduled to confirm her identification. right now - no foul play is suspected.mehmen suffered dementia and has wandered off

in the past. right now in the new bo distric- district-the program 'corridor rides' is launching its brand - website and van-pool program. program.van-pool program. program.here's a live look at the event going on right now. two programs are being launched under the corridor rides brand.one is a ride- matching website- helping people find carpool matches - as well biking and walking matches too.the other program is a van-pool program- similar places to catch a ride together.we'll have much more on corridor rides on cbs 2 news live at five and cbs 2 news at six. an iowa city task force dedicated to making sure students feel welcome in school is meeting for the second time tonight. members will be talking about the student survey cbs 2 news brought you as a special report last month.students took the survey last semester - telling district leaders what

school environment. environment.the results showed three focus areas the district is now working on - teacher and mentor relationships - creating a more inclusive community - and a more disciplinary environment.the task force will develop recommendations and give them to the board in december. right now in cedar rapids--- web designers are volunteering their time to help local non- profits revamp their websites. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live at the geonetrics operation overnight. overnight.stephanie?

ea students are falling victim to an ongoing phone scam.the caller impersonates someone from the i-r-s and demands the student to pay federal student taxes - - that don't exist the scammer calls from a fake number - sometimes showing up as a local police station. armed with personal information - they threaten jail if the non-existant federal student tax isnt paid. right now - they ask for payment through new gift

demand money over the phone -they dont threaten with immediate arrest - and they never ask for card numbers or personal information. iraq's prime minister claims the fight to recapture mosul is going quicker than expected. iraqi and kurdish troops advanced overnight to retake more villages on the outskirts of iraq's second largest city. city.holly willams is with troops who are taking on isis militants north of mosul. mosul. (cbs)i'm about 12 miles north of mosul where these kurdish forces have launched a new attack against isis today. (reuters)they are trying to recapture 27 villages and then get within 5 miles of mosul. there are two villages, just over here that are (cbs) controlled by the extremists and this morning we have seen the kurdish forces pummel them with artillery. (reuters)nats up....we have also seen two isis drones in the air this morning, very small, we do not know whether they were armed. but certainly the kurdish troops shot them down very quickly. (holly on cam)earlier this month, two kurdish fighters were killed by an isis drone that was loaded

seen iraq's elite special forces move into position east of mosul. (cbs)they are trying certainly the curtis -- the kurdish troops shut them down quickly. earlier this month to kurdish fighters were killed by an isis drones loaded with explosives. we have also seen a rocks elite special forces move into the division east of mosul. they are trying to recapture several christian towns and into mosul we spoke with one of their officers yesterday who bragged that they would be inside mosul within a matter of hours. the reality though is it is very slow going clearing the towns and villages, even though most of the residents fled a long time ago. imagine how much more it will be -- how much more difficult it will be to recapture mosul. hollywood -- holly williams.

and a look at where fans stay before heading to the game sunshine and cooler weather today. we're talking frost tonight. here is your planner.

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. and blum tried 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. message. 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,

just before he passed. today is the 20th anniversary of america reads. a lot of us here we're elementary schools. you have already done it. you have a lot of thank you notes. >> hill elementary. you have your patriotic red white and blue. you have the writing -- and i love reading rainbow. where was our favorite one? >> this kid knows what they are doing.

station. that's cute because my mom and dad love watching you. so thanks. there is over a dozen cards here and here is the one the teacher did with the nicest handwriting thank you for leaving for those long two and a half hours. >> it was awful. >> we are contractually obligated to travel in pairs now. take a look at what is happening outside weatherwise. not a bad day with clearing skies in the breezy day. gusting to 20 and the wind out there. 56 degrees at 3:00 and we are done to 50 at 6:00 p.m. right now it is sunny in cedar rapids and we are looking at 50 degrees with winds out of the north the 20 the definitely a breezy day. it feels like 80 degrees and this is the first time all day with the temperatures matched up with what it feels like. humidity 60%. 45 says oelwein

52 in monticello. here are the winds and they are strong out of the north drawing in the colder air gusting to 20. our temperatures on the board 48 mason city. 47 in des moines. 56 cedar rapids and 56 in des moines. we're cooler than we were yesterday. anywhere from 10 degrees to 20 degrees cooler tanks impart to our second cold fr and still seeing showers in southern iowa and the majority of our area stays dry. takes the -- the front moves away and the high pressure

still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, tonight- the bears and packers battle it out for the 193rd time in their long rivalry. we'll show you why this time -the stakes couldn't be higher for either team.

and green bay packers are preparing for right now the backers in the bears -- the packers in the bears are preparing for the big matchup. they have been rival since 1921 and this is the 193rd time meeting on the field. jamie take this to a unique place the football fans stay at lambeau field. >>reporter: writing down shadow

enthusiasm for football these chicago fans have leased this house for every bears packers game for the next 20 years. >> does it kill you when the rival team moves in to the house? bay fans by calling them cheeseheads but wisconsin got the last laugh by totally embracing it.sot: john pagel/dairy farmerwe've been known as the #1 cheese state foreverjohn pagel helped me into the dairy barn that houses 6500 cows and is as big as 6 football fields.sot: john pagel/dairy farmerthe cow walks into the milking parlour and is milked an hour, it gets put in the tanker, driven 15 min away in 4 hours cheese will be made, happens all day everyday.each cow produces 10 gallons of milk a day to make the farm's 15 different cheeses.turns out - cheese pairs well..with sot: brent weycker/brewerbeer would be my number onebrent weycker started title town brewing company in 1996. his beer makers work to perfect (beer boils over, nat pop) 13 beers at a time.sot: brent weycker/brewerthis is where the magic happens//there's a massive party in there with the sugar and yeast, they make yeast babies it then gets put into kegs and into the cooler. sothow much beer do we think is in here? oh jeez! oh jeez?

year. and consumption doesn't swing with the season. but beer is sometimes named after packer players.sot:it's johnny blood//what better way to honor him then name a beer after him//my grandma knew him. because even with 100 thousand people in green bay, this is still a small town. jamie yuccas, cbs news, green bay, wisconsin wisconsingreen bay, cbs news, this is jhonny blood. my grandmother do him. even with 100,000 people in green bay this is still a small town. >>reporter: d mucus, cbs news. cps wisconsin. >> watch the game right here at 7:00 tonight. i wish i had a house like that

coming up at noon. too many options?

how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? it's measured by what we do for our children. it's why as president i'll invest in our schools. in college that leads to opportunities... not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that let's them start a family of their own. ilies. i want our success to be measured by theirs.

t-mobile will now pay millions of dollars in fines for selling t-mobile will now pay millions of dollars in fines for selling unlimited data plans that were not actually unlimited. data users said they had limited access. t-mobile agreed to pay $7.5 million in fines to the federal government and it will compensate consumers with $35.5 million with the perks a new model of electric cars could soon be completely self driving according to tesla.

will have sensors with twice the range of current models and eight cameras. tesla ceo says this type of technology will make the future twice as safe as a human driver. have you stopped into a coffee shop and looked at the menu and could not decide what to get? starbucks is trying to help you . this weekend the baristas will feature their own personal original pics and there fall beverage recipes developed exclusively by the baristas. want to give you. for the second year in a row denver claimed the top spot to set up shop. it comes from forbes best cities for businesses and careers. out on top, having a diverse economy, and educated workforce and an outlook or possible growth. second-place kimbrel you talk

kids are the only when getting into the handling spirit this year. millennials are dressing up for the -- for this holiday. 18-34-year-old the most likely of all adult to participate in the october celebration, that's according to the national retail federation. millennials are also the ones shelling out the most money for their custom. on average millennial who has $42 in the costume compared to a little more will adults only spend $31 on a costume.

a chilly but sunny day and low 50s in the north. mid to upper 50s in the south. north brees five-15 gusting to 20. 30s tonight with frost expected. -- north and breezy, five-15. we have rain through wednesday. >> thank you for joining us.

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.

? [ monitor beeping ] >> quinn: can i get you anything else? >> eric: you look tired. >> quinn: [ sighs ] well... i didn't sleep much. >> quinn: ridge and i had a... confrontation after he left you. >> eric: he upset you? >> quinn: ridge can be a little bit intimidating. >> eric: did he...threaten? >> quinn: no, no, no, no, no. i don't want you to worry about a thing, okay? there's been enough conflict