with clear skies and temperatures are certainly cooler. down 16-17 degrees in spots from yesterday. because of that and with clear skies and light wind tonight, we have a frost advisory for the eastern counties. it looks like temperatures should be close to the freezing mark. if you have plants that you want around tomorrow morning, it's a good idea to cover them up or bring them inside. you can see the clear skies that will bring temperatures. i expect the cool air to be around for tomorrow and we warm up for the weekend. you want to stick around for the numbers, they are nice. the iowa board of regents has given the go-ahead for a renovation at kinnick stadium. the north end zone will see a complete make over. there will be more bathrooms, recessions and seating. the project will take a total

the u of i athletics director said that the planners kept one key goal in mind. >> as we did this project, one of the key principles was to enhance the fan experience. i am excited that is people see this that they will see that it has been accomplished. the north end zone has not seen renovation since 1986. construction starts next year, but existing stands will not be removed until this -- the football season is over. if you are a ticket holder in the north end zo will be replaced, but you have first pick in 2018 based on your priority points. for information on how to reserve your seat in the new in zone, go to cbs2iowa.com. as iowas creative corridor continues to grow so does the commute for many. many. there's thousands of people in iowa city that that

to work and we have thousands of people coming from cedar rapids area down to iowa city and as people know that drive city to work. as people know that drive 380, it is very congested.>> reporter: corridor rides is looking to reduce congestion and increase access to employment. >> it is our conjecture that younger individuals will use sooner, but we hope everyone does. you can register with a van point but yeah again that's why i call it a rolling community you kind of set your own rules 13they are starting with 36 vans that go home with a designated driver but there is room for growth. growth. it's important to remember that this program is available to residents in a seven county area not just in the metropolitan areas so i think there will be demand 8 its a creative transportation solution for 380 and beyond in the corridor

it's a lot more cost- effective to invest in these public transit options and these ridesharing options than it is to invest in third lane at hundreds of millions of dollars to taxpayers. 12 the van pool program is largely funded by the iowa department of transportation riders just have to pay a small monthly fare depending on number of riders and distance traveled.covering the corridor in cedar rapids joe huisinga cbs 2 news a major blow to a longtime corridor company. chase castle has news of a massive layoff in tonight's c-

you chase, you have more promising news for other iowa city busines businesses for more in-depth coverage of these stories and more, be sure to check out monday's edition of the corridor business journal. also in cedar rapids--a few non-profits have taken over

operation overnight but this year there have been a few chan. changes.both the volunteers and non-profits agreed to split the overnight event into two work days.six non-profits are participating including metro catholic outreach.the non-profits executive director says she's grateful for geonetric's support. "just to have that backing and that support to make us do what we want to do for the community and not use our donor dollars to do it . so there are dollars from our donors that can go to what we do website which is really important to our clients to. it's just a blessing beyond belief both volunteers and the non- profits will work until midnight tonight.on friday they will give presentations of their finished products. iowa governor terry branstad is clarifying what he said earlier this week when he backed up donald trump who said he believes the 20-16 election could be rigged. rigged. "i can tell you, i know secretary of state paul pate and teh county auditors across

honest and working very hard to make sure we have a clean and fair election in this state" state."governor branstad and secretary of state paul pate were together at a republican rally in marion.the two men say they think the media coverage of the election could influence the outcome -- but that the election process that pate oversees is honest. don't forget to take part in our question of the day. today's question is: do you thin 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! and right after this newscast, join us for a town hall discussion about the final presidential debate.just flip over to our 2-dot- 2 channel - or you can stream it on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. many of us are anxious to cast our election-day vote...but that process may be more difficult for some.

mellaney moore joins us live in iowa city to explain efforts to help. im here at the mercer park aquatic center.this is one place where people will come to vote and also where there will be volunteers to help people with disabilities. disabilities. pkgsome members of our communities aren't just thinking about who to vote for. harry olmstead, organizer 03:55:55 one of the biggest concerns that people with disabilities has is getting to the polls.olmstead is a group trying to make voting easier for people with disabilities in johnson county. harry olmstead, organizer 03:58:43 transportation is the largest issue. i think the next largest issue is just them not feeling they have a voice and insecurity because they've been told by people, you know, you're different, you're no good.he wants people to know they can make a difference.on november 8, johnson county seats, iowa city and coralville buses will be free for people with disabilities.chelsey markle, arc of southeast iowa04:08:36 for individuals with intellectual disabilities or developmental disabilities to also understand that process

difference.makes a big others, it together with but when it's together with others, it makes a big difference. olmstead says people need to contact seats and let them know they want to vote.we have information on how to do that on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore cbs 2 news. to honor veterans--iowa city transit will also offer free rides on veteran's day.the free lift will be for those who served our country and their families.the rides will be offered on fixed-route city

paratransit is also offering free rides that day to veterans.you will have to prove that you've served to get the free ride.veteran's paratransit will also offer free rides on that day to veterans. you will have to prove that you served to get the free ride. veterans day is friday, november 11. it is not about the wins or losses. that's what one corridor football coach says. it is all about the kids.>> the white coats were out around eastern iowa today.

tomorrow on cbs 2...we can do

as courts are opening up the concept of serving divorce papers - digitally.see exactly how it works there was chill in the air this morning. did you feel it?>> it was refreshing. >> yes it was. it's all good, terry . tonight with -- crisp air in place along with the light wind and clear skies, temperatures will take a tumble. not too terribly bad, but just the same, it will be cold when we get up tomorrow morning and the scraper will be handy. it is not showing rain around eastern air -- iowa right now and the overall weather pattern is not conducive to that for several days to come. while it is cooler, at least we don't have to worry about

can see that we have fair skies and the sun is fading. temperatures will fall fast as we go through the next couple of hours. we are at 52 for the moment after a high of 53. wind is out of the north/northwest at 12 miles per hour. notice the clear skies off to the northwest. that is a key ingredient in tonight's temperatures. with the clear skies and the light wind, that will allow the temperatures to steadily fall all n we expect to be back around freezing in many locations and that will certainly produce frost. so, the eastern counties are now under a frost advisory. from 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, temperature should be around 30-32 and that will be widespread. it goes back to the west and it has been down in the 20s in this part of the viewing area. there are no frost advisories issued. but all of this region tonight will be around the freezing

here is the high-pressure that has delivered the cool air today. as we go through the nighttime hours, you can see that slowly advancing to the southeast. parked over the top of us, that will bring us wind and a chance for frost. headed back to the southeast on the backside of the high, the wind turns out of the south and that starts a nice warm-up. by sunday we should have temperatures pushing 70 degrees. tonight the model shows 36 and i am personally going about degrees lower than that to about 32. that's the reason for the advisories. going into tomorrow, another cool day with a high of 55. notice that the temperatures are in the 60s and east -- and western iowa. sunday should be the best day with a high of around 70. as far as high school football goes for tomorrow night, it will be good football weather. crisp with the temperature at

here is the forecast through the weekend and into early next week. dry weather is expected an excellent conditions to get out and about and enjoy whatever you are going to do outside this weekend. mostly clear tonight with frost and temperatures range from 30- 35 from north to south. then tomorrow, sunny skies and calm winds leads to a pretty day. temperatures a little below normal from the mid-50s to the upper 50s. 56 rapids. sunday back to 60th -- saturday back to 65 and sunday we shoot for 70. then we should have some rain and the temperatures take a dive and by next wednesday we are down to the mid-50s for the high temperatures. coming up in sports, solving the badger d. that is next on cbs to -- 2.

terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm jonathan elias today in mosul - iraqi-lead forces engaged in the most from the terrorism alert desk in washington, dc, i am jonathan elias. iraqi forces engaged in the most intensive fighting yet. the city has been under isis rule for two years and the coalition has recaptured 100 square recaptured 100 km2 of the area. 200 isis fighter so far have been killed. the iraqi prime minister says that the operation to retake mosul has gone faster than planned. it the supreme court -- the supreme court upheld the conviction for a prison record, no they. -- at guantanamo bay. he was convicted on conspiracy

we know when iowa and wisconsin strap it up staturday at kinnick at that's much more than the rivalry trophy -- and if that hawks are we know when iowa and wisconsin strack that up at kinnick , it's much more than a rivalry trophy. you have to break through the badger defense. in six games they allowed eight touchdowns. the opponents have moved the change just 26% of the time.>> they just fly

the ball. it is that group of guy that are always looking to get after it.>> they are going to bring every snap. you need to make sure you are mentally ready for the pounding that you are going to get. there are plenty of plays that of the 1-2 yard gains.>> no matter what happens, you have to stay focused and keep pushing.>> reporter: don't showdown with the badgers and the show starts on 6:-- at 6:30 on fox 28. mark bliss loves football. that's why he has coached all other -- over. the big reason is that he loves kids. he is the coach of the week. >> ready, go.

every time mark bliss steps onto the field. >> i love the guy and you can tell he loves coming every day. >> the reason is simple.>> if you are in this provision long enough, you know's that the hours that are put in, it's not about the money. it's about the relationships and spending time with kids. >> reporter: that's helpless lives his life, it's the kids. >> that has been anything i can do to help kids. if it is for kids, i do it. >> the one armed bandit is catching everything. >> heart and whatever you do, do it to the best of your ability. i'm going to hold out for a while. >> every week is the week that matters. it is just real important to not only win, but to do it the right way.>> reporter: it's

>> it's a bond and it is love. if you do it the right way and create those relationships the right way, then you have already won.>> reporter: he is a was undefeated in that. the packers host the bears and the home team will be out for a while. lacey will have surgery on his ankle. we will watch that game right here on cbs 2. coverage starts we are off the

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,

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. this weekend -- the drama

you are going to love this. this week in the drama department at city high will be helping out peers in louisiana. the school's teacher reached out for help after flooding destroyed their school and washed away any of the drama department resources. city high's production of to kill a mockingbird will help to raise money to send replacement supplies to louisiana. the performances are on friday and saturday nights at 2:00 on saturday in iowa city. you can get tickets at the office during business office -- business hours, or 30 minutes before each performance. >> to kill a mockingbird is such a powerful story. i hope they make lots of money. terry , we will pay for warm weather after this chilly weather. how much do you want? things will warm to the 50s

it looks great. thank you for watching cbs 2 news at 6:00. we will see you back your

>> champions of the world, denver broncos. >> it is caught for the win! >> danny willett has won the masters. jason day, major champion. >> derrick henry will win it. james: tonight from the hallowed ground of lambeau field it's the nfl's oldest rivalry. the chicago bears taking on the green bay packers. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> welcome to nfl thursday night