10 embracing technology. >> i like the idea of the police integrating new technology into protething iowa city. >> how authorities are adapting to connect with the campus. >> an indian summer returns to the forecast. i will have details on warmer temperatures. a polk co judge recently ruled its illegal, but we'll show you why the iowa dot says it has every right to do so." so."now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. this is

if you're in trouble at the university of iowa, you can now ?text? dispatchers for help.a new app allows students to communicate with law enforcement using their cell ph. phones.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller talked to police about how they're integrating technology about how they are integrating technology and safety together.

night in iowa city wouldn't hurt to have an extra layer of security while walking around. police are asking every stewed don't have app designed to let them and your loved ones know you are okay i dare you to find someone look up on a college campus. most are buried in the cell phones so now police areadapting. >> we have new tools and you are able to communicate the way you feel most comfortable. >> reporter: hawk watch is available to all students. >> i police integrating new technology into protecting iowa sitry. >> reporter: it's an -- city. >> reporter: it's an added layer of protection allowing police to be protect knife sam walking-- say i am walk from the residence hall to a hallway i would seat safety timer. >> reporter: students create a profile and choose guardians from the contact list. >> if the safety timer expires, before you deactivate it and say you are there safely, if

individual would receive an alarm. >> reporter: it makes it easier for people to know where you are but there's another aspect that police think will help the public. >> there's a lot of crime that goes on around here that just gets unnoticed and it takes cops you know, a decently long time to do something about it. >> the other feature that's something that i particularly like is the ability to send tips to the university of iowa police. that information comes directly to dispatch and it opens text message dialogue to now you can text message with our dispatch and yourself. >> reporter: the app is free for students and guard yars. dora miller c -- guardians. dora mila cbs2 now is 10 at 10. >> serve rave guardian and down load it and police ask that you complete a profile with as much information as you feel comfortable sharing. but remember they use that information in case of a emergency so once you select a guardian, they will be asked to

for more information about the app go to the website cbs2 iowa.com. good news for corridor commuters. 42nd street will reopen tomorrow. it's been closed between win i go and i-380 for most of the summer season. yiment improvements include adding bike lanes, repairing --improvements including adding bike lanes repairing sewers and widening sidewalks 42nd street is within of progress happening this season. iowa drivers this could affect you. a judge ruled the department of transportation can't issue speeding tickets. in may peyton atzen was caught speeding and the family took it to court and the judge heather lauber says under state laut d.o.t. officers are limited for violations which they can write

spokes woman says officers do have the proper training. >> they go through the iowa law enforcement academy like any other peace officer in the state. >> the iowa d.o.t. says they are reviewing the ruling and will review all options before moving forward. right now, the government is trying to figure out who is behind a series of hack that is knocked out some websites today. popular ones. multiple attacks hit well-known sites like twitter netflix it knocked out the popular site is called a denial of service attack. it causes a wave of traffic tooverwhelm the servers disrupting normal operations. the sites are back up and running and so far no one has claimed responsibility. the department of homeland security is investigating. in the race for the white house there are 18 days until election day and both candidates are heading to key battleground states to

donald trump ep held a rail -- held a rally in north carolina. his national police cal director resigned -- political director resigned. his leaving is a rare move and comes after the release of the 2005 billy bush tape which shows trump making vulgar comments about women. on the democratic side of the campaign trail, hillary clinton has released a new campaign ad featuring the muslim american whose son and last presidential debate before election day- clinton said trump's attacks toward the family were causing hostility.the next stop on clinton's campaign trail is in ohio.she will be at a rally and plans to meet with leaders of "black lives matter." voters aren't the only ones affected by the race for the white house. house.the controversial campaigns are creating challenges for corridor educators.comments from republican nominee donald trump about women and

teachers in difficult positions when approaching this year's election.some teachers say this unprecedente d presidential race is putting them in a bind. "it's risky. it's risky to teach civic literacy because no matter how neutral or benign you may present it, i'll get called out one day from a parent saying you're being too liberal. and on the very same day, another parent saying you're being too conservative." despite the risks - area in shy away from teaching about the 20-16 election - as they aim to educate students who will eventually run this country. we are fast approaching the end of our year- which usually means shopping for upcoming holidays.federal agencies have been shopping too- as the end of their fiscal year has already come to a close.a recent trend shows federal agencies spending lots of money in the last few days or weeks of their year.

question of the day- what should a government department do with money it doesn't spend? to answer, click on the question of the day link on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. october is domestic violence awareness month- month-and one non-profit is working to raise awareness.in cedar rapids- waypoint has now helped more than 20-thousand victims escape from abuse. nearly 20-people fall vic in the u-s.that's according to the national coalition against t domestic violence.one waypoint worker says getting domestic violence. one way point workers says getting the word out can -- worker says getting the word out can can help. >> when we put the word out they reflect on hey, have i seen this? have i seen signs and was not sure? >> the nonprofit says isolation is a big red flag for abuse.

waypoint's hop hotline on cbs2iowa.com. gone ar governor branstad is asking for federal assistance to help multiple county recover from the flood of 2016. multiple counties are on the list. last month's heavy rain poured across eastern iowa causing flooding. if the request is approved by president obama, the presidential disaster declaration would put aside funint from the fema pb look assistance program. in iowa city the d store signs more visible to pedestrian. and add creativity. there's a new opportunity for the businesses called cosign from the american sign museum. it would be a collaboration between merchants and local artists and fabricators. iowa city officials says it will begin in the spring. the hope is to have the new signs up by the summer. 6 nonprofit organizations now have brand new websites.

2-day operation overnight. workers volunteered their time to create the new sites for organizations based in linn county. this is the 5th annual operation overnight. to date it created 21 websites for local nonprofits. the holidays are fast approaching. but some families can't afford the extra food that goes with it. the crisis center of johnson project holiday.the program aims to help families get a program- around 17-hundered families will recieve a meal this year- just before christmas. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still to come... come...it's chilly outside- but things are heating up on the field.we'll bring you high school football highlights and things heating up on field high school football highlights and game of the week coming up in eastern iowa. >> and our skies are clearing

saw out there yesterday and the day before that will be back with us for the weekend. indian summer in full swing. wait until you see the

monday on cbs 2 this morning - new surveys show this year's election - is really stressing people out.how to ease your anxiety levels in the last weeks of the election -that's monday if your weekend plans don't call for outdoor time put it on the cal ender.

>> especially when you know we are knock-- calendar. >> especially when you know what the weather is. >> temperatures will be well above normal and there are few clouds passing through parts of the area but they are starting to clear out of the western counties. and that is bodes well for tomorrow. the temperature currently at 45 degrees in cedar rapid. wind out of the south southeast at 3 miles per hour. and on the radar here, there's a fast moving sprirchgel that zipped around and there's a few light showers out there tonight that are trying to develop along a warm front but these are very few and far between and rain actually is not getting down to the ground so maybe a few spits of rain in our southern and eastern counties over the next couple hours and then after that we will expect clearing to come in here. as far as the current temperatures go, they are looking this way. and it's 45 degrees and charles city has 46.

city, at 48. waterloo one of the warmer spots with temperatures of 49. earlier on today, you were in the 20s and a lot of frost around eastern iowa. here the band of cloud and this is caused by warm air that is now beginning to surge across eastern iowa hitting the cool air that's in place the past couple days generating the clouds. but as warmer air is better established it's pushing the cloud cover off to the east and by tomorrow morning, we will have clear skies and we will get the day off to start and if you are going to iowa city for the game with eye yeah against the badgers the kick off temperature should be about 55 degrees. the skies will be sunny and winds will be light out of the south. and if you will do tailgating and there around 8 in the morning the temperatures will be around 42 so things warm up as we go through the morning and by the time you leave in the afternoon the temperatures will be up in the mid-60s and you can take the coat off. here's predictor and it shows the clouds moving very quickly off to the east.

moving into wisconsin by 6 a.m. we have cleared out the skies and going through the day tomorrow more sunshine and no rain anywhere over the upper midwest and sun will be around through sunday. look for really mild temperatures for this time of year. and lots of sunshine to go along with it. our next weather maker arrives sometime late tuesday and it looks like that will be in here through wednesday as well. and we have no rain in the forecast at all here through 8 on however, later tuesday night and wednesday, watch what happens here. our models go crazy with the rainfall and there could be places in eastern iowa that see an inch and a half to 2 1/2 inches of rain but the exacttrack dictates what ho gets watt. it locks like a soggy system for us. mid-30s north to 40 in the south and about 38 in waterloo and 39 in iowa city and 36

to sunshine and look at temperatures here. getting back into the 60s. normal highs are around 59 to 60. so that's a good day and it gets better sunday. we have it up to 70 degrees and a little cool down on monday. but still dry. and final rain mobs into the forecast for tuesday and wednesday could be heavy in spots and temperatures will take a pretty good hit as they fall back into the 50s. next on cbs2 news it's winner take all at williamburg. would it be red >> list listen for your weatherfirst forecast.

it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. 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.

this is it -- last chance for a bunch of this is it last chance for a bunch of teams get together playoffs it's the final week of the regular season. meaning there's a whole lot of math involved in the district standings. but not everyon 5 williamsburg and mount vernon teams in 2-a -- these two are

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beats cedar rapids washington -- the wahawks win the district and cedar falls is in the playoffs -- if the warriors win -- the tigers are out -- and if the win is by 6 or more -- wash gets the crown crownneedless to say -- it's a must win for the warriors- and don't worry ladies and gentlemen - ian thomas got the memo - already up 7 - thomas finds a hole up the middle and pounces - warriors on top 14-0 in the first.seconed quarter now and thomas is still trucking - running tough down in scoring position.- and if you want something done right -- do it yourself. thomas gets another touchdown run and the warriors led by 21 at the half- -- they'd go on to win the game and the district title -- 35 to 21. same situation in district 8 -- if prairie wins -- they get the title -- if kennedy wins by 12 they're in the playoffs districts 8 they get the title. no no score in the first. bj rolls out and floats one up but he says i will take that.

get the ball back and on 4th down in the second quarter, they cash in. nick off the play action get a wide open carter and finds theend zone kennedy up 7-0. prairie answers right back on 4th and one. joe meyer puts them on the board. last check of the score and this one prairie up 26-21 in the 4th. it's simple for iowa city west beat atum with a and they got the -- atom with a. there he is. and lane makes it 7 07b trojans early. my man devonte played defense too -- and off the deflection -- lane -- grabs the pick -- and 35 yards later -- he's got 6 -- so on the ground -- on defensehow about through the air -- he's did that too -- lane was playing like a man possesed -- west rolls 63 to

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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, that made a difference. it's not a political issue. it's about caring about all of our people here in this country.

in tim lovell's first year as the head coach he not only snapped first year at the head

resurrected the program if marion beats davenport assumption they are in the playoffs for the first time since 2013 but only if west delaware beats their opent marion down 13-0 but paulson throws a dart to the bff grant and he is -- and he is off 61 yards on the pitch and catch indians counted to 7 but on the ensuing kick off assumption would put their offense business justice rumbles it inside the 25 yard line and assumption would get this the wolverines full of big plays tonight -- first it's trent johnson - -- just call him mr. touchdown -- johnson finds the hole -- and he's off to the races -- 55 yards on the score -- 7 nothing d-n-h next wolverine posession cade fuller fakes it to johnson -- but he's gonna use the arm -- finds nick durnin in the flat

43 yards -- to make it 14 nothign and they still weren't done -- back to johnson -- and he's headed back to the endzone -- 52 yards on his one -- all dike new hartford in this one -- 51 -- 6 the final regina looking to make it 49 straigh distrcit wins -- hosting louisa - muscatineand from the start -- this was all regina -- michael conlon off the play action -- fakes out every one -- seriously -- our camera man bit hard on that -- and finds jesse phillips on the other side of the field -- regals go up 7 nothing -- then their defense came to play -- -- and he's thinking touchdown -- rodgers follows his blockers and takes it all the way back for the score -- but wait -- there's a flag -- no touchdown -- still regina ball and rodgers would be rewarded for his efforts -- regina goes on to win 43 to 7.

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big game in iowa city tomorrow. this is a must win for iowa and the weather will not be an excuse. 5 5 degrees and temperatures will start for tailgating at 42 at # but by the time 60s and the skies will be blue and so if you have to have the coat early you should be able to get rid of it. >> sit on it. >> park it>> for cushion because if you are in the sun it will be warm. >> it will. have a night days. >> enjoy we hope you have a

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