we're broke. what's the difference between five percent of nothing and... a whole lot more of nothing? but it wouldn't be nothing. it would be a fair share of your assets, including the rights to dennis karig's software. gregson: and that's a pretty substantial motive to... buy yourself some time, earn a little sympathy... watson: maybe you were hoping that faking your own kidnapping would save your marriage. maybe you really do love him. but we think that it was about the money. you and dennis were greedy, so you struck a deal. i can't believe you people. i was taken. yes, by two pakistani men. we've heard your, um, bigoted fantasia. do these look fake to you? no. but they were self-inflicted. as was your suntan. which has faded. it was positively glowing on the news yesterday. your arms were covered, your face was muddied, but this area was exposed. watson: you told us you were locked in a cabin until just a few days ago. and then, in the middle of the night, you were taken to a tent. so tell us, when exactly did you find time to sunbathe? i think it was between visits

gregson: mr. stone, if you want to step outside for a minute, we're gonna invite an assistant district attorney to sit in that chair. holmes: you didn't pull the trigger which killed kenneth tolan, so you get first crack at a plea deal. it's time to betray your other partner. they'll be done in 20 minutes. have a car ready to transport her to central booking, and then... did i forget a lunch? no, i arranged one for you. (quietly): come here. you did what? i, um... i, uh... i took the liberty of talking to paige. we, um... we discussed her reservations about marriage. (chuckles) look, i don't know why you've decided to get in the middle of this, but, i got to say... i managed to lower her defenses. i've taken it as far as i can. but at some point

you know, quite limiting. what process? she told me about the weekend getaway that you have planned. um, sounded like a excellent opportunity to... elope. and, uh, if you do, then... ? down in the heart and in the stars above ? (scoffs) all this to fake out an insurance company? yeah. well, i mean, no, it's not about that anymore. not entirely. then what is it about? you said it was what you wanted. ? things look so bad everywhere ? ? in this whole world ? where'd you get those? are they hot? if-if you're concerned about provenance, you should just, uh... just focus on those ones. ? falling behind in what could be ?

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tonight on cbs 2 news ten at ten --smiles and tears-"he just meant so much to my life and he affected me smiles meant so much to my wife and has affect did me. he may be the person i am today.>> they sunday sendoff that washington high school students and parents pay tribute to their former principal. stitch by stitch how local refugees every purpose in a statement -- symbol of despair from the flood into a unique

whether we are enjoying now will soon be changing. >> chief meteorologist terry swails starts us off.>> stearate couple of key changes. the first thing will be cooler temperatures tomorrow. we should be down 10 to 14 degrees from where we work today and then finally by tuesday some rain clouds move into the forecast. directed to a degrees out there right now the winds of the north moving south to the area and not causing any precipitation so the radars are quiet but there a few clouds coming into our northern counties. those move out of the region by tomorrow morning and will be back to more sunshine tomorrow afternoon but not as warm in the week into the rain sometime late tuesday and especially tuesday night and wednesday. tomorrow not a bad day for the sun. the temperature will start in the upper 40s. lots of sunshine in our skies once again. stomata take special occasion

show up at school on a sunday. today after nearly 5 decades with the cedar rapids community --'s cladistic former washington principal h ralph blackman got the sendoff for his retirement. connor morgan explains the rakas -- legacy dr. plagman leaves behind. took the legacy of dr. pikemen is -- his final farewell is not about controversy. it is packed parking lots, long lines in crowded cafeterias. all for one man. dr. ralph plagman.>> we need to be here. it is showing support to have the greatest people that has ever lived in cedar rapids. >> knowing he did not get the right sendoff i wanted to make sure that he did because this is the way he should go.>> reporter: the lead warrior at washington high school for three and half decades.>> my

>> he had my dad, uncle's and aunts.>> reporter: today was filled with smiles.>> you never see him without a smile.>> reporter: laughs and autographs.>> i got him to sign the bag so i cannot where this again. created by him.""he's helped so many people in live's that they couldn't have at home, you know? given them a caring role model.""he just meant so much to my life and he affected me and kind of made me the person i am today." his legacy eternal -"even though dr. grant is here, dr. plagman will always be the principal of wash.""he's always going to have a special place in the washington community.""the legacy of him is going to continue, i have no doubt about it.""he won't be gone, ever."ll: despite their love for doctor plagman

principal doctor carlos grant a lot of credit - saying he is doing a great job guiding the warriors.covering the corridor, connor morgan, cbs 2 news ten at 10. there are just over two weeks l- left-until election day and one candidate is heading to cedar rapids to campaign. campaign.democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be in the hawkeye state on friday at a rally.not many specifics have been released about the event, but what we do know right now is the rally will be held in the afternoon.today, she spoke in north carolina and criticized donald trump for saying the "he refused to say that he would respect the results of this election and that's a threat to democracy." and that's a stance donald trump sticks by. the republican presidential nominee went to a rally in florida today and didn't change his opinion on the election system. "it's rigged, it's broken, it's corrupt, they want me to take that back. let me tell you, it's a rigged system."

cbs battleground tracker poll- clinton leads trump by three percent in florida. our mission at fox 28 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews--not only with our station--but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. senator joni in cedar rapids today volunteering at a local soup su. supper.she visited mission of hope- helping organizers label soup for the guests.ernst says her visit is a part of a project she's working on with south carolina senator, tim scott. they're trying scott. they're trying to find answers to two pressing issues. "we're really trying to "we're really trying to understand some of the housing issues that we have in some of our communities, some of the food insecurity needs we have and combatting poverty, whether it's in the rural areas or the

ernst will be joined at the cedar rapids country club by senator chuck grassley and west virginia senator shelley moore capito. they're expected to discuss bipartisan leadership in the u-s senate. protests are still going on over the dakota access pipeline construction. construction.saturday over 80 protesters were arrested during a large demonstration. law enforcement authorities in north dakota say a helicopter they were using to monitor protests was approached by a drone in a threatening manner. the sheriffs office says those inside the helicopter feared for their lives.the drone operator eventually landed the device after law enforcement used less than lethal ammunition to damage the drone. at&t and time warner are now trying to play up how thier 85-billion dollar merger will lead to innovative new experiences for customers. customers.time warner not only owns the warner brothers movie studio but hbo and cnn, as well. at&t has a leading

and popular internet service. it's the latest big media acquisition by a major cable or phone company. but analysts, public-interest groups and some politicians say combining the two giants would hurt consumers and "potentially raise significant handles, public interest groups and some politicians say combining the two change her consumers in the long run and potentially very significant antitrust issues. if anything does it is anything but a done deal. regulators have to sign off on any acquisition. developing tonight investigators in california tried to figure out the cause is what caused a into an 18 wheeler. it happened near palm springs. 13 people are data more than 30 others injured. one survivor told officials many passengers where sleeping when the bus plowed into the truck. >> in all mayors have not been to a crash with her husband 13

to california to investigate the crash. to stand up breaking news download the cbs2 app. is free for apple and android devices. the 2016 flood but a lot of people together that the quarter to help save multiple cities.>> kevin barry joins us now to explain how one special group of eastern iowans as pitching in long after the waters have gone down.>> dozens of people come from all of the work to resettle the hawkeye state. we met with one group to help those after the flight. inside a small storefront on cedar rapids northwest side, skilled fingers toil away while foreign conversation fights the sound of sewing machines.

extra escaped hardships most people in eastern iowa will never know. the crew, african -- african women and power gives them a helping hand picked the backs of necklaces to make cell for $20-$30 creating a source of income.>> we do not stay home. >> the 2016 flood down in cedar rapids with a lot of sandbags. derek siddell is in the inactive club. >> it popped into my mind and we are out there working getting the sandbags are in for the flood. >> they figured the water did not get to why they would be plenty of bags left untouched. helen armstrong is the director for african ministries and leads african women empowered.

recycled. the piece we import from africa, many of them are hundreds of years old. a the leftover bags fit right in big the sewing immaculee in her coworkers do are attaching handles to the sandbags to they can carry around something else. derricks at that includes one thing that will not fit inside.>> now we have this memory that we can take with us and carry forward it known if we do this again this is what one community can do.>> after all the bags of it is still be heading to read both printing, that is where they will be putting on the, i logos on the backs. they should be available for you to abide by the -- by, by the holidays. that is the top stories in the weather forecast to -- forecast for tomorrow. area for the spookiest of the year. has some kid spent their sunday getting a hat for halloween.'s the mccaffrey's a birthday today we have changes in the forecast. that will include cooler temperatures tomorrow and then

it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense.

i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. 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. 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 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. 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 right now people in the corridor are gearing up for hal. halloween.one way the kids got to celebrate a

corridor are gearing up for halloween. some kids get to celebrate early. he save halloween for kids event. kids, parents and grandparents had to take part in trick-or- treating, costume contest and many other activities. they did get minimal flood damage but the park supervisor tells us the flood actually gave them a chance to spruce up a few buildings on the property now there ready to show off. >> i am grateful all these people came out. it is nice. we could not have asked for a nicer day. we appreciate the public support. that is huge for us because that is what keeps us going is that people know they value usher.>> the next event is the final harvest hay are -- hayride. that is this monday night. dew let's go to -- let's go

forecast.>> right now quiet around the upper midwest and what a weekend of whether we have. we ended up with high temperatures gaf 71 degrees here in cedar rapids and we had wall-to-wall sunshine. it does not get better than that at this time of year. we are at 51 degrees it is come down quite a bit. winds out of the north at 15 miles per hour and despite the fact a friend is moving to detect any precipitation and none of that is expected tonight or tomorrow. possibly late tuesday's when the first raindrops move back into the forecast. with the front coming southward tonight there is a narrow band of clouds. those will come through and should be out of here by tomorrow morning and that is ushering in some cooler air that we will be feeling torpor temperatures tomorrow noon should be 13 of 14 degrees cooler than what we saw today and that will keep a lot of us

current temperatures are no worse than 46 degrees in monticello. 48 dubuque, 50 waterloo, charles city 52. here is what is going to cause issues for us later on this week. the big storm over the western united states that will still be to the west of us tomorrow so out in advance of that we will have plenty of sunshine but it will be cooler and then eventually the clouds coming during the day on tuesday and by tuesday afternoon and night rain expected here in iowa. this is what our model is predicting as far as rainfall is concerned. you will notice the further north you go in our viewing area the better chances are for heavier rain. right now over towards charles city an inch and a half to 2 inches of rain look to be a possibility. that is part of our viewing area that has seen and lot of rain this year. as you go further south the numbers a little bit less but even hair looks like at least .5 to 2 inches of rain so pretty good soaker expected

you can see the clouds we are showing a. there fizzling out by the time we get to tomorrow morning so we should start was quite a bit of sunshine and then eventually keep at around during the day. here we are at the clock not much going on. for tomorrow night you will see clouds approach around midnight. as we get towards the clock a human tuesday morning we turn to overcast and probably during the day on tuesday the clouds are in here and by evening we are seeing our first shot t rain as that moves them from the southwest. with all the clouds around, temperatures will be a lot cooler for tuesday and wednesday. tonight on the low temps we are anticipating around 36 to 40 degrees. mostly clear skies just a little patch of cloud cover moving quickly south and tomorrow mostly sunny and much cooler. temperatures mid to upper 50s in northern and central counties. low 60s to the says. here's the extended outlet. we have rain moving in on tuesday, the d5 and that she can teach in the area 57 on the high for wednesday. you moves out for thursday and

in our skies and a slight chance of showers on saturday and temperatures around 60 degrees as we gear up for halloween. busy football sunday. up next in sports the vikings get a rude awakening facebook/kgan cbs 2.

first - there were expectations - and then - there were injuries - none of that has stopped the vikings - they've been unfazed so far this season - a perfect 5 and first there were expectations and then there were injuries. none of that has stopped the vikings. have been unfazed so far this is a perfect 5-0. today in

speedbump. they were up against the eagles. first quarter, carson tosses it to match. easy pick. returns it into the 2 yard line. minnesota is in great shape but they gave it right back. it was that kind of day for the vikings. in the second half eagles up eight. the defense was good again but the offense sputter. the vikings lose 21-10 just 282 total yards. for the first time this season the vikings faced adversity.>> embarrassing is the word and at least two of the faces and i'm very disappointed in the performance that we gave today.

of lay. we did not blog people, dropped balls, gave up a 90 yard kickoff return. if you are going to do those things you have no chance to win.>> it involves all of us and i have to figure out a way to get it out there maker. we have to stay on guys. there is a lot of answers.>> the chiefs have not played a the chiefs up against the high-flying saints... down 7- nothing in the first - the short passing game works to perfection - alex smith gets it to spencer ware some blocks and shakes loose - ware goes 46 yards for the touchdown to tie the game... just minutes later - drew brees back to throw - his pass is tipped and picked by daniel sorensen - he turns into a returner - and he's making a house call - the chiefs "d" strikes again - it's 14-7... second quarter now - you don't see this very often - alex smith chucks it deep - to the rookie - tyreek hill - what a snag - the chiefs get their

and they get to 4 and 2 on the season with a 27-21 victory - they'll hit the road again next week to play the colts... the iowa offense was a mess on saturday - their inability to get it going on that side of the ball - is the biggest reason for the loss to wisconsin - the defense wasn't great either - but there were some positives... anytime you give up just 17 points - you're doing something right - the rush defense was solid all day long - even though corey clement but they are worse than confident. any time you give up 17 points you are doing something right. to rush day long. 35, 34 yard gain late in the fourth quarter. the badgers had 3.5 yards per carry.>> up until the last, when he popped out on the left side at the end i think we had him about 3 yards a carry at that point. we did a good job of keeping them under control.>> we worked hard, the team was running on his.

mean he gives. >> the offense look at the headlines and the files but the defense was excellent on saturday. there coming into their on. >> i am pleased. there are still rough spots in there. that is what makes errors that we cannot make. you'd see flashes there and you'd see flashes there and then we wouldnt play as well... it was hard to see because i know that we have some of the best talent int he nation... just a matter of just making the plays on defense" u-n-i quarterback eli dunne shined in his first career start - he was ?so? good - he was named missouri valley conference player of the week on sunday - dunne threw for over four-hundred yards and a pair of t-d's in the 61-point explosion against missouri state... the curse of the billy goat is