dangerous but could also purposely spread a disease. mother nature gives us cloud cover today and a little rain later this afternoon. good afternoon friends here are the temps, starting at 44 this morning. low 50s last hour, a spot of rain across northeast iowa. a light drizzle, north of clair month, back up towards da korora. decar rapids, 51 degrees with clouds on the board. 52 in oelwein. winds 15 miles an hour. we'll still get close to normal for temps today. satellite and radar and a would quit of -- wee bit of rain. a chance of showers this afternoon and into the evening with periods of heavy rain.

50s at 9:00. i will tame out the rain for you and let you know how much could be in the rain gauge by tomorrow afternoon coming up in right now - officials across the great plains are searching for this man -- 38-year-old michael vance. recently released from an oklahoma jail - he is suspected of shooting and killing his aunt and uncle and injuring four others - including police officers - while on the run. authorities put out a wanted flyer describing vance - but it also contains a disturbing sentence. he has quote "a medical coit to spread disease."the medical condition was not specified but an oklahoma sheriff's public information officer says it's "a communicable disease that can be transmitted by blood."vance is believed to be carrying an a- k-47 and driving a silver 2007 mitsubishi eclipse. cedar rapids police are starting to worry about an increase in crime - that could lead to guns ending

crime that could lead to guns ends up in the wrong hands this year there have been 18 firearms stolen from cars. then row left unlocked. two weapons were ak-47s. - we are quickly approaching that number now. "it certainly goes against responsible gun ownership that we are trying to advocate for. again, a firearm is a lethal weapon, it's by no means similar to a laptop computer or cell phone or other items from vehicles," vehicles,"moral of the story -- police ask you to always lock your doors and never leave valuables in the car. also - as cold temperatures approach - even though it's nice to already have the car warmed up -police say if you're not careful - someone else could be driving off in it. a vinton woman will spend nearly four years behind bars

killing of a 14-year-old girl. girl.robyn merchant pleaded guilty to providing a firearm to a prohibited person. authorities tell fox 28 news she gave a teen a rifle knowing he was using marijuana. marijuana.in february 20-15, a friend of that teen was handling the rifle when it went off.it struck 14-year-old emma redlinger, who later died. three people have now been arrested for breaking into a corridor home - assaulting someone - and the iowa city press citizen reports - that the three suspects broke into a home in north liberty - on the 100 block of sugar creek lane.some property was damaged - other items thrown into a dumpster. dumpster.shaneice snipe - victor curry and lorenzo seals are all now facing charges of felony burglary.all could face up to ten years in prison. an eastern iowa babysitter years in prison.

theft charges this morning. police accuse 18-year-old brianna henry of stealing $100 worth of wal-mart merchandise men abandoning the city to run weeds of a retention pond. henry told police she thought the girl would be able to tell police where she lived. an eastern iowa man says he's guilty of making homemade bombs. back in february - police year-old trevor sat-rom and found ingredients to make pipe bombs and pressure cooker bombs. they also found napalm mix - guns and a flamethrower. the fay-ette county sheriff's office says they took all precautions to gather evidence safely. sat-rom now faces ten years in federal prison. the fay-ette county sheriff's office also arrested a man from cedar rapids - for sexually abusing a 14- year old girl. girl.25-year-old nialllewis lured the girl to multiple

authorities say he used social media - to not only find this victim - but others as well. they say he could face more charges if more victims come forward. donald trump and hillary more charges if more victims come forward. donald trump and hillary clinton are both holding reallilies today in the battle ground state of florida. trump has been campaign willing in the sunshine state for the past 3 days where he continues to call polls that show him behind flawed. is expected to come from early voting and 1.2 million balance lots have been cast. he says that those polls are meant to suppress his support on election day. a new national poll from cnn shows trump trailing by 5 points among likely voters. clinton visit here in cedar rapids on friday. she campaigns with the first lady in north carolina on thursday. there will be more early voting locations open this week

to cast a balance lot but can't on november l. johnson county for the rest of the week votes can be cast at imu from 9:00- 3:00 and university of iowa clinics 10:00-4:00. election day is two weeks from today. health insurance premiums under the affordable care act are expected to skyrocket next year. cbs 2 news learned that premiums for mid level plans will increase by as much as insurermany doubts still plague the a-c-a as open enrollment approaches on november first. with this - we bring you our question of the day. do you think obamacare is still a good thing for the country?go to our website cbs 2 iowa dot com - click on the iowa dot com - click on the question of the day link - and let us know. right now - thousands of military veterans are facing a crippling financial burden.the department of defense is

ago for re-enlisting.andy rose has the latest. susan haley/ soldier asked to return bonus money: i feel betrayed that i gave them my time and now they want my money back.susan haley is a retired army master sergeant who served in iraq.now she says the government is forcing her to pay them a quarter of her income every month.susan haley/ soldier asked to return bonus money: and my family has sacrificed so much, and income every month. my family has sacrificed so to pay even our house payments. >> hailey is one of thousands of veterans forced to pay back bonuses they received during their service, the problem dates back 10 years in order to get soldiers to reenlist during the iraq war, loan forgiveness and other benefits unfortunately those bonuses were end meant for soldiers with certain assignments, ram pant fraud and mismanagement by

trying to meet enlistment targets, veterans are pay the price with interest. >> they are asking for 25 -- over $25,000 and that's because they've been charging me interest. >> according to the department of defense the pentagon is looking closely into the matter, california congressman adam shift says he has written to the head of the california national guard to stop reclaiming soldiers bonus money until he and congress can work out a solution. >> i think it's outrageous that is a relief to veterans like haley... who has struggled since 2012 to have her complaints heard.susan haley/ soldier asked to return bonus 2012 to have her complaints heard. that amount of debt has been incurred is devastating to our in iraq and afghanistan can petition to have the debt waived. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon,one of the world's most baffling mysteries -- the

sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it.

risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age. so if you care about a secure retirement, listen to rod blum: he's putting your security at risk. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. some seriously cool science may have okay, here is some seriously cool science and it may have solved one of the world's notorious mysteries. the latest theory blame hexagonal clouds, these kinds of clouds can create terrifying air bombs with 170-mile an hour wind. that wind can cause waves up to 45 feet high. experts say that kind of power

planes crashing down. the bermuda triangle has been blamed for the disappearances of 75 planes and hundreds of ships, so maybe it was just weather, justin. >> could be. not to could be air bombs that bruise he will sprouts make -- brussel sprouts make. that's disgusting. >> i'm a man of science. we've had a few days of dry weather, we are expecting ab an inch of rain tonight though. some areas could see that by noon tomorrow, by the way no rain by october 16th. this is the longest dry of stretch weather for us since mid may of 2016. that being said, let's get right into the doppler radar, we seeing shower activity this noon, back up towards da korora, this is not a heavy

and it all plays that that cloudy, gloomy day we're dealing with. cooler out there as well. better chance of rain moves in this evening into the overnight. 55 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. that is our top temp, and that is 3 degrees below normal for this time of year. cloudy in cedar rapids. 51, southeast wind at 10:00. feels like temperature same as the air temperature lower 50s. monticello, 52. 47 in debutte and 48 in charles city. so a cooler day today despite winds out of the south at 5-15 miles an hour. those winds even stronger tonight friends out of the east at 10-20 gusting to 30. right now 56 in des moines, mid- 50s owe t, umwa.

the north and east. 55 cedar rapids. 59 in des moines. plenty of cloud cover out there to be enjoyed or despised. we do see that rain and let's show you predictor here, low pressure moving thousand the northwest and pushing the rain towards iowa, it does bring a weak cold front through here. predictor locally says a few scattered showers this noon, better chance of rain moving in this evening, heavy rain we were talking about, that would be overnight to about 7:00 tomorrow, good news is most of that rain out of hereby early afternoon. we do keep the clouds around. so the big question is how much rain expected by 9:00 tonight. those of you northeast iowa could see up to .10-inch or more but the heavy rain expected after midnight and watch the numbers add up here

.8-.9-inch. out this i think it's bullish but it at most shows you where the potential for heaviest rain is. we continue on through wednesday morning. cedar rapids, iowa city maybe half-inch. some spots highway 20 and north and inch or so. cloudy skies, southeast winds at 5-10. gust to go 15. 57 iowa city. 55 is he sister rapids. tonight we'll drop to the upper 40s. periods of heavy rain, mayb well. -- rumbles of thunder as well. clearing late wednesday night. partly sunny sky wednesday. 70 friday. 64 saturday. upper 50s sunday. halloween looking nice and mild. right now upper 60s the temperature to shoot for that might change. some signs are showing, warm are weather still. >> really? >> looking like and okay, mild end of october and a nice and

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and we are just about at halloween that means the holiday season is almost upon us and the jocelyn county project holiday campaign is trying to make sure families here don't go hungry. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in iowa, stephanie can you tell us about this campaign? >> reporter: well, i have the perfect person standing right next to me who can you tell you more, she is with the center of johnson county, how are you today, sarah. >> great. >> reporter: can you tell us about this project heal? >> so project holiday is in its 29th year, we give out holiday meals including turkey, chicken or choice of entree and all the pickings to local families who may not otherwise have a holiday meal. >> reporter: okay, so we are standing here in the warehouse area. as we all can see there is lots of food in here, how does the

donated? >> the food in here today is a lot from scouting for food, so thanks to everyone who donated to that and it's also from table to table which is a food rescue organization here in johnson county. >> reporter: have any local businesses donated to this project? >> absolutely. so midwest one bank is our presenting sponsor for project holiday. and we have about 100 locations throughout the county that have our project holiday tags, if stopping by the bank, grab a tag and you can send a gift right back to the crisis center and that will help us purchase a meal for a local family this holiday season. >> reporter: thank you so much, sarah of. you can purchase one of these tags if you are at one of the local stores at johnson county and donate to families. stop by the crisis center in johnson county 1121 -- gilbert

drop ought money or donate food. iowa city stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. thank you stephanie. coming up at news at noon, got your eye on a car or resigned one that came out, why

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today - the largest auto - history is made today this morning - a federal judge approved vw's 15-billion- dolalr settlement.the company will start buying back vw cars from consumers in november. in addition - vw has to pay the consumers affected - five to ten thousand dollars each - and nearly five-billion towards environmental mitigation and promoting zero-emmision vehicles. volkswagen admitted to cheating on emissions testing and putting dirty cars on the

more in fines and penalties -- the company still faces billions more in fines and opinion tees and criminal delta announced that it will use its 'fly delta' mobile app to offer its customers a map view of their bag's last scanned location.the display will track luggage from the belly of the airplane to the next plane or airport.the map feature is currently offered at all u-s delta airports - and the airline says its international stations will in wells fargo's reputation is taking a hit - following it's recent fake account scandal. scandal.this according to a recent survey of 15-hundred bank customers last week.it comes in the wake of the outrage after it was revealed the bank created as many as two million fake bank and credit card accounts between 2011 and 2015.before the scandal-- wells fargo had a negative perception rate at 15-

negative perceptions has since soared to 52-percent. for the first time in more than 35 years, an american car brand has cracked the top three of consumer reports' survey of automobile reliabilit. reliability.buick was ranked third, behind lexus and toyota. consumer reports says one reason buick ranked so well is because it has few models, and no pickups or truck based s-u-vs that hurt other g-m brands.audi and kia new ?or? redesigned cars have the most problems - -that's according to the 2016 consumer report car reliability survey.consumer reports recommends waiting a year or two before buying a new or redesigned model to allow the automaker to work out the kinks.on this year's model to allow the automaker to work out kinks that happen. reliable list is number one the

for the first time you will owners of the land are starting to hold tours of the house that overlooks the iconic baseball field. it will cost 20-dollars for adults and 12-bucks for children. owners say about 100-thousand people visit the site each year. justin has a final look at your cbs 2 weather first forecast next...but first here's a look at today's market.

weather wise cloudy skies, 51 cedar rapids. 54 iowa city. real quick i want to let you know doppler radar picks up on light rain across northeast iowa. showers right now drizzle but expecting more rain later this evening into the overnight. some periods of hadee rain expected with some thunder, 48 overnight. 58 tomorrow. 92 tomorrow night. upper 50s thursday. 70 friday.

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. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. it's about investing right here at home. this message. sometimes, maybe it's worth listening to a politician. take congressman rod blum. on social security, blum doesn't just back the republican special interest agenda-- he's campaigning on it. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum supported benefit cuts by voting to raise social security's retirement age. so if you care about a secure retirement, listen to rod blum:

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