highlights and ?lowlights from today's iowa loss. loss.plus ... an exclusive one- on-one interview with the republican presidential candidate.nats 11:27:11:26 "when i saw the trouble our country was in, i knew i couldn't stand by and watch any longer."what donald trump says his first 100 days in office would look like. like.plus ... signs of change. "if you interpret it, they will come."who a local theatre is trying to reach out to and w. why.now, the corridor's top first forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. the hawkeyes battled the badgers on home turf today - but iowa came up just a little . short.cbs 2 sports anchor pat maroney is here now with the story. two weeks ago in minnesota - it was the defense that paved the way to an iowa victory - last week - the offense took off in the win over purdue -

complete, total team effort - but it didn't happen... to the highlights we go - kinnick stadium - iowa and tenth-ranked wisconsin... late in the first half - hawks down four - badgers about to punch it in - but corey clement puts it on the carpet - it's recovered by desmond king in the end zone - iowa then kicked a field goal to make it 7-6...but it was all wisconsin on this day - third quarter - clements holds on to this one - they would go to the review - he got in for a touchdown... iowa didn't score a touchdown on the badgers, 17-9... "we have to develope a knack of becoming more opportunistic and work on the fine line. it's always a fine line... some plays that we left out there today certainly didn't help our cause or help momentum in the game.. that time a thing, so anytime you lose it's frusterating quite frankly because you know .. unless you play a perfect game which is impossible do ... so there's always some things to work on, always things that you look back at and which you could have done a little bit cl"

on the hawkeyes - and their loss to wisconsin - later on

candidate donald trump made a campaign stop in gettysburg, pennsylvania today. he spoke one-on-one with our sister station about his vision for america.sara small has hasmore on trump's plans during his first 100-days in office, if elected. elected. take pkg: nats 11:27:11:26 when i saw the trouble our country was in, i knew i couldn't stand by and watch any longer. 12:27:19:15an america that dreams again. thats what republican presidential candidate donald trump says he wants. america great again in your first 100 days? well it's going to be jobs, a secure and strong military. we have to, our military is so terribly depleted right now. at a time when almost more than at any time we need a strong military 12:20:55:08 trump laid out his plans to an invite only crowd today in gettysburg, pennsylvania.also - plans he has for the women accusing him of sexual misconduct.every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. all of these liars will be

over.when it comes to policy - trump is talking about securing the border -- protecting americans from what he calls "tremendous drugs" flowing into the country. no one can even believe what's happening, we're being poisoned by the drugs coming in on the southern borderand he says he'll go after the affordable care act in his first one hundred days. one of the big things we're doing is we're going to repeal and replace obamacare. obamacare is a disaster. four more years of obama and that means we'll be fighting isis forever, means high taxes forever. we're going to have horrible healthcare forever.its all about stopping what he calls the gridlock in washington. a challenge -- but a task trump says he can and will handle when he's elected.oh i think so. we say drain the swamp. it's a swamp and i understand the swamp. i was part of that whole thing. i fully understand it and that's why i think i'm in a better position to do it. i'm doing it because i love the country. i love our countryin gettysburg, pennsylvania, i'm sara small

to the hillary clinton campaign for a one-on-one interview. when we get that interview, we will bring it to you. just announced today- hillary clinton will be in cedar rapids on friday for an early vote rally. a recent casting controversy surrounding the deaf community has local theatres in the spotlight.cbs 2 news reporter connor morgan explains how one cedar rapids theatre company is taking the lead on the stage of inclusion. inclusion. matt ford loves theatre and its inclusiveness -"ea about everyone."- so much so he founded the rich heritage of cedar rapids theatre company in 20-13."theatre is a place where a lot of people - if they weren't a jock or they weren't a brain in college or high school - theatre was one outlet that they had."as the curtain falls on the company's production of little shop of horrors - ford isn't convinced his previous plays have offered that outlet for the deaf community."we've done half a dozen other shows. how

so now his theatre group is teaming up with sign language agency hands up communications - to make sure people like jeff dahle no longer struggle at shows."yes, it's been difficult. without an interpreter, i don't understand anything. i have no clue as to what's going on. it's not a good idea for me to even be able to attend." dahle's daughter - jennifer smith - says she quit acting in high school because her deaf parents weren't able to follow her performances. "theatre was my passion and i had to stop because there was no accessibility."smith adding interpreters is a major step toward equality for the hearing-impaired community. "they struggle daily and i see that a lot. just being able to go with them is just, even though i'm just one person, just having that access for my family is just a really big deal."rhcr theatre is incorporating two sign language interpreters.joan locke with hands up communication says the deaf

recognized and their voices are being heard. it's kind of a goosebump thing. i'm really excited about that."money is a factor as many theatres don't believe they can afford interpreters and that deaf people may not attend.locke says otherwise."there are more hearing people than deaf people. however, if you interpret it, they will come." covering the corridor, connor morgan, cbs 2 news ten at 10. now a look at tonight's stories across the corridor. right now- the cedar rapids police department is taking part in national prescription drug take-back day.citizens can bring in their unused prescription medications- which the department will collect and dispose of properly.the national event is a way to provide a convenient, safe and responsible way to get rid of prescription meds. it's also a way to educate people about the dangers of potential abuse of medications. linn county does have several

around to safely dispose of medications.nationally, since september 10th more than six- million pounds of medications have been collected. what a perfect fall weekend to get outside and enjoy the weather.nearly 300-kids enjoyed the fifth annual wicked wickiup fall fest.kids had the opportunity to hike through the woods, participate in pumpking bowling and create crafts.the goal of the festival is to get kids outdoor and have some fun too. and don't worry-there are more fun programs this winter. 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, the hawks stumble at home- and the panthers pick up a serious win.cbs 2 sports brings you game highlights from kinnick

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 a gorgeous day for hawkeye football and the fantastic fall weather looks like its here to stay for a bit. bit.let's go to meteorologist brandon marshall for your

a quiet day from the iowa offense - and after losing the heartland trophy to their big ten west rivals - the hawkeyes are searching for answers - that's next on fox 28 sports... call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. 2. script:political ads are still

candidates are still exchanging barbs, but for some voters none of this matters anymorethey have already cast their vote. yup, early and absentee voting.the rules vary from state to state, but generally speaking absentee voting is done via the mail whereas early voting is done in person before election day. some states require you to have an excuse in order to vote absentee. currently 34 states plus dc allow for early voting, 3 states conduct their election completely by mail by mail, and 13 states don't have excuse in order to vote absentee.in 2012, more than 30 percent of voters voted before election daya& the highest percentage ever, and it's expected to grow this year.so how did we get to the point where voters are casting their ballots before election day? well, it wasn't until the civil war that absentee balloting became a thing and that's due to so many men being on the battlefield.but it wasn't until 1978 when california allowed no excuse

became more widespread. today every state west of the mississippi river except for missouri allows for early voting or conducts their elections entirely via the mail. this isn't a partisan activity. no one knows who the early ballots are cast for until the polls close on election day. so there's no way to know who is ahead or behind in the early vote a& predictions are made but they are based on the party registration of the early voters. so vote early, vote on time, but just don't vote late and don't vote twice.for

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iowa's had their hiccups this season - but a repeat big ten west division title - that was

town on saturday - and they came with bad intentions... a huge divisional game between the hawkeyes and 10th-ranked wisconsin...2nd quarter - no score - houston, the hawks have a problem - bart houston fires it to troy fumagalli - he stretches into the end zone for a 17-yard touchdown pass - badgers strike first... end of the half now - looking for more - corey clement takes the handoff - but the hawks punch it loose - desmond king falls on it in the end zone - big play - it leads to an one-point game at half... in the third - clement holds on to it this time - he goes right through jaleel johnson - and into the end zone - they went to review - and confirmed - it's 14-6 wisconsin...in the fourth - iowa down eight - they need a third down stop to get the ball back - but they can't corral corey clement - he breaks a tackle and busts it down the sideline for a 34-yard gain... and that pretty much did it in iowa city...

17 to 9 - the defense played well - but just three field goals for the iowa offense - zach hanley has more on the

when mark farley held his weekly press conference on monday - he made it clear - the panthers - have to win out if they want to make the playoffs for the third straight season - that push to the postseason started saturday at the uni-dome... the panthers - at home for a conference game against missouri state... quarter - tailback michael malloy - takes it to the air - over the top for the touchdown - that caps off a 71-yard drive - it's 10-nothing u-n-i... second quarter now - eli dunne had a ?huge? game - he rolls out here and finds trevor allen out of the backfield - and the redshirt freshmen - stumbling and rumbling for 61 yards all the way to the end zone - that makes it 31-zero... in the second half - dunne out of the gun - fits it into jalen rima

the first career touchdown for the prairie alum...this was worse than a blowout... 61 to 7 the final from the uni-dome - the panthers get back in the win column - mia o'brien has more from cedar falls... after tweeks of late game disappointment, mark farley opted to put sophomore eli dunne under center and the panthers more than "got it done" done" "i've been the backup for a couple years now but i've always had anything can happen that i can get in there and play"but he did more than just play 12 for his first 12 attempts -- two touchdowns -- and over four hundred yards through the air "i just thoguht it was time to make a move... but man eli just oughta feel awfully good about his frist start .. what i liked is how the receivrs stepped up their game and the offensive line stepped up their's"? ?"we got a bunch of playmakers on offense and i just really

what needed to get done with the panthers' backs against the wall wall"we knew we were gonna have to treat the season like playoffs.... knowing that we have some older guys and some younger guys that can make plays out there shows how pretty good we can be" be""being in the situation before, last year, for me -- i know how i felt as a junior and how i feel now as a senior...i kinda can sense it's the same attitude that we're all pulling for each other" and even if every game's a pl here on out, next week will most certainly be the most difficult to get it "dunn" with number one north dakota state coming to town. in cedar falls, mia o'brien,fox 28 sports after back-to-back losses - and then a bye week - it's been almost a month since cornell won a football game - on saturday - they got that winning feeling back... homecoming day in mount vernon - they took on knox this afternoon...and it didn't look good early - big braeden

and lumbers in to the end zone - that puts cornell in a 14- nothing hole...but then the offense got in a groove - daniel brown - well protected - he sees a matchup he likes - and riley bell wins that matchup - the 36 yard t-d makes it 14 to 7... and then later - third and goal - brown finds charlie zilaitis wide open - and he's in for the game-tying score...the rams would throw for two more touchdowns in the second half - and they win, 28-24... in the iowa conference - coe stayed undefeated and in three overtimes - dubuque topped buena vista, 45 to 37... cubs fans - it finally happened - for the first time since 1945 - the cubbies are going to the world series - they beat the dodgers tonight, 5 to zero - and they're four wins away from their first championship in 108 years - game one of the world series will be tuesday in cleveland... thats a check of sports -- we'll be right back with another look at your weather

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