now faces a more serious charge.the new developments in the case against mary beth hagl. haglin.plus - the battle over iowa's highest court. court."judges are not politicia" politicians"why one group says it's dangerous to retain three iowa supreme court justices and why another says it's dangerous to let them go. go.and your weatherfirst forecast is showing signs of major improvement, we'll tell you when temperatures will be back in the 70's." 70's."and... and..."we're talking about saving lives and this is a matter of life and death." death."the challenges facing one corridor the temperatures start to drop. drop.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. developing right now -- a former teacher turned stripper now faces a ?felony charge of sexual exploitation. exploitation.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller has the latest developments developments mary beth haglin will have to enter a plea again for a more- serious felony she's now

familiar to the former subsitute teacher.according to court documents, investigators found new evidence that directly impacts her charge. all of this comes after a change of venue motion was filed last week ?and? after haglin's appearance on the dr. phil show...on the show, she claimed the relationship with the student lasted for 9 months -- and she gave intimate details about their encounters.haglin also appeared on two other national shows, where she shared similar details. details.although class d is the lowest level felony face up to five years in prison if she's convicted.an arraignment is scheduled for next month.cbs 2 news we will continue to follow this investigation as it develops. dora miller, cbs2 news ten at

cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories. to think about the season that lies just ahead , but already terry has talked about frost warnings and we've seen snow fall as close as nebraska. nebraska.and that's already raising concerns for those who find life to be much more of a struggle when the weather chang. changes.cbs 2 news anchor matt hammill joins us live from iowa city with the story. it's no mysteery - - everybody knows what's coming - - two organizations here trying to beat the freeze - and save lives.

very proud to be able to say as a member of this community that in the last two winters no one has died on our streets because of exposure. "at shelter house - crissy cang- gan-elli says that's because in addition to this 70- bed facility that helps the homeless transition into jobs and their own homes - they have also had temporary emergency shelters in a vacant grocery store and an office space.for more than thirty chronically homeless on the streets - shelter house is now pleading for someone to step up with a building. in the past they have - when they learned what's at stake. crissy canganelli - shelter house executive director (( 17:59:20 )) " very quickly people came forward because they understand especially during the witner months that we're talking about saving lives and this is a matter of life and death. " nats pantry " boxy box "at the crisis center food pantry - lower temps also mean higher anxiety nat (( 17:42:21 )) " when people are choosing between food and important things like utilities, rent

times it's food that loses and people choose to go hungry. " sarah benson witry says in an area where some people pay nearly two-thirds of their income just for rent - the demand here will increase.any donations help - but raw produce is scarce.sarah benson witry - (( 17:44:00 )) " we get such wonderful donations of fresh foods in the summer, but when the growing season ends locally that kind of tapers off and we can always use more of that for our clients. " for anyone to help out with a building or food donations -- we'll put a link to shelter house - - and the crisis center on our website. covering the corridor in iowa city - matt hammill cbs 2 news. a viewer alerted us to a racial slur etched on a street surface in downtown cedar rapid. rapids.cbs 2 news took that concern to the city.workers removed it immediately after

there for more than a year. tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning, we take a closer look at the city's history with issues like this.that's tomorrow morning starting at five - right here on cbs 2. right now, candidates for iowa's first congressional district are both claiming a win in their first and only deb. debate.former cedar rapids city council woman monica vernon is trying to unseat first term republican congressman rod blum.vernon touted her work on the council to get flood protection for the city following the floods saying it took six years to get the money authorized, which is -quote- "not exactly overnight."several times, the two sparred over blum's voting record in washington. i think it's important when you vote on something you don't come back to iowa and act like these were just ideas in a work session. - the votes that my oppenant is referring to is budge votes, and the only binding is the budget number, a budget has thousands of pages and

just ideas they are not legislation. we will have much more on tonight's debate coming up this sunday on iowa in focus. you can catch it right here at 9:30 on cbs 2. with just 13-days left until the election - both presidential campaigns are focusing a lot of time on many of the swing states.right now, the latest national poll has donald lead over hillary clinton in florida.iowa is one of six states that are a toss-up tonig. tonight.the republican nominee took time off the campaign trail today for the grand opening of the new trump hotel in washington, dc.his campaign also announced today the republcian nominee will be visiting cedar rapids friday night.trump will hold a rally at the mcgrath amphitheatre at seven. the democratic rival will also

friday as well.hillary clinton will speak at the newbo city market courtyard at 1:15 friday afternoon.doors open at 11-15.you can r-s-v-p both event by going to cbs 2 iowa dot com. olympian figure skater michelle kwan came through johnson county for hillary clinton today -- and second district congressman dave loebsack.she talked about why she's voting for hillary clinton -- and the importance of voting early if you can. voters who tried to cast their ballot at the iowa memorial union had to wait in line for nearly an hour -- when a bad internet connection slowed down the registration process. in tonight's beyond the podium report - cbs 2 news chief political correspondent scott thuman is riding the rails -- gauging the issues on the minds of voters in some of the states with the biggest prizes. prizes. we're here in savannah georgia, a city full of history and a state that

republican reda&and with a solid showing already at the polls through early voting.but before we get to that, we came here through one of the closest contests in the country: north carolina."train arriving"night time in rocky mount, north carolinaa&a town with an average household income of 37 thousand dollars and scarred by layoffs and crimea&and where they have high expectations of whichever candidate wins."really more so, just the future for my sona&"alexis sanders says her vote'll go to whoever can clean up these streets and bridge a big gap."the whole black lives matter movement and all, all the young guys getting shot out here, i don't want my son to be next."and work is scarce:"try to get these jobs back, get jobs for everybody, don't send them overseas, keep 'em here!bill clinton made that part of his final pitch for his wife here on tuesdaya&"president clinton was a good president when he was in office, brought a lot of money into the economy, however, if trump

the same as far as jobs goa&however, he may also be a little bit of a loose cannon." back on the train and headed south to savannah georgiaa&a state currently teetering in trump's favor.by early morning wednesday, more than half a million have already cast ballots through early votinga& but the issues, as numerous as the picturesque streets and waterways in this city, that is also suffering. "when someone wants to cut funding and wants to cut taxes i can't imagine how that's going to help the underclass and savannah's definitely held back by the fact that we've got carenthia parker, is a restaurant cook here-and holds an optimism others may find elusive."would you be content either way or upset either way?" her: "i wouldn't be upset no." me: "no matter who won?" her: "no, i wouldn't be upset not at all." me: "so even though you lean hillary you wouldn't be upset if donald trump won?" her: "no." next up, we'll head to what some argue could be the most coveted state still up for grabs: florida.we hope you'll tune in for our beyond the podium coverage. from savannah

now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. the university of iowa is now suing a contractor it blames for defective work at the old capitol.15 years ago - a fire damaged the building's tower and golden dome.the university paid knutson construction one-point-six million dollars to restore the building after the fire.the suit alleges the school found problems with the work.knutson says it is working with the university to fix the problems. for the proposed wild rose casino are annoucing plans to partially reimburse the investors of a ?previous? casino proposal.the "investor compensation initiative" would give one-point-five-million- dollars back to the investors of the cedar crossing casino. linn county voters approved a county-wide gaming referendum in 2013---but the iowa racing and gaming commission denied a license for the casino a year later.the new fund aims to bring both groups together for the new project. one of the most popular burger chains is coming to cedar

of lindale mall will house the first five guys burgers and fries in iowa.five guys is on a number of lists as one of the best fast food options in the country.planners hope to open the location sometime in the spring. in iowa city - construction continues on several downtown streets.the five- million-dollar washington street project is replacing old infrastructure and making the street more pedestrian friendly.crews are working hard to get this project done before snow starts to fly.th sometime in november. cedar rapids now has to new fitness zones at noel-ridge park.today the held a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new pavilion at noel-ridge lagoon. the new pavilion features seven exercise stations.the fitness zone is the third outdoor exercise station in the city's park system. 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...the fight to retain three justices for iowa's

group says they have to go. go. tonight we have clouds and cool temperatures in eastern iowa. we will get rid of both of those by the weekend. we have a great weekend coming up. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. ahh i don't know what i said, ahh i don't remember! i moved on her like a [expletive] and congressman rod blum said. send me back to congress, and you send donald trump to the white house. rod blum still supports trump today. and even attacked republicans who spoke out against trump.

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>> whether first chief meteorologist terry swails is think the rain has gone. >> the mortar left behind is still here and it is causing clouds. it will take a while to get those out. by halloween weekend the sun will be back in the temperatures will be warm and nothing to spooky about that part of the forecast. we still have the clouds around eastern iowa and many parts of the midwest. a big storm system rolled through here last night producing rambun thunderstorms in many areas. in some spots had more than an inch of rain. 47 is our current reading. wind chills are in the upper 30s to lower 40s. here's a look of our temperatures. in iowa city its 50 degrees. otherwise everyone else is in that made or upper 40s. right now 45 is the coolest and that is found in decorah and dubuque.

to a half inches in new hampton muslim. the whole -- the core had 2.42. that the part of our viewing area that has seen over 50 inches of rain. a lot of these heavy events have been occurring along north of highway 20. last night was no exception. as you go further south but amounts were later. 1.41 in cedar rapids and dubuque had in about an inch. on the radar all the precipitation has ov east along with our low pressure in the forecast looks dry as we go to the next several days. the clouds and this low-level moisture are hanging tough and will have to get drier air and sunshine into tomorrow to bring this clouds. the process will go through the morning hours but by later on in the date we should get sunshine and then we can start a warm-up. here's the low pressure that came to the midwest last night

will linger into the rest of tonight. eventually tomorrow is our high pressure moves to the east the wins will turn from the south and our models indicating the clouds will erode during the afternoon hours and then the warm air that we talked about starts to arrive and we have excellent temperatures on friday. tomorrow we are still in the cool air and it looks like much of eastern iowa was the high temperatures in the range of low to midshipman 50s. here on friday look at these a lot of places from waterloo in cedar rapids down to washington are back in the 70s. over all we will at the weekend off to eight nice mild start in the eastern part of the state. on a predictor tonight at 7:00 you can see the showers while to the east but at midnight we are still in the clouds. those are destined to be in history tomorrow morning and finally tomorrow afternoon there starting to go away and then we cleared things up in time for the late afternoon hours. your forecast for tonight will be cloudy and maybe a little

below temperatures about 40 to 44 degrees. going into tomorrow some morning clouds and some fog and later in the afternoon the skies star 2 part in the extended forecast has our 75 degree day on friday. still 70 on saturday. a little cool down for sunday which will be in the upper 50s and halloween day it will be back up to 75 degrees with sunshine. >> fantastic. >> fight over i was highest court. the decision to reject or retain three of i was supreme court justices. >> listen throughout the day in

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. ngton, 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.

voters in iowa are facing another >> leaders and i will are facing another decision on the back of their ballots this election. >> steffi lee explains the state supreme court justices. >> designed like an election palette you may have seen these black yard signs calling to remove three justices. >> we are asking voters to turn the ballot over and vote no on the three iowa supreme court justices. >> social conservative group, the family later was one of the main forces writing out three justices after the unanimous 2009 decision on same-sex marriage in iowa.

iowans to think back to that ruling as well as the courts 2015 decision to strike out the telemedicine abortion ban. >> these three judges are a prime example of justices who do not honor and respect the constitutional limits to their own power. syp need to go. >> the iowa state bar association says these justices have made every decision aced on the lot and photo yes to retain that get into i was courts. >> chair of the fair departments committee guy cook points out the supreme court justices all received high marks from iowa lawyers on the judicial performance evaluations. >> they are asked to rate the judges on their temperament and knowledge of the law and how they treat people. >> the iowa state bar association launched a website where voters can access these

signs present iowans to help maintain fair and impartial courts. their main message -- >> judges are not politicians here expect it's the makeup that i was courts should not be driven by politics but they focus on justice. >> the people who know these judges best have said they are worthy of retention. >> in des moines steffi lee cbs 2 news. >> if you want to look up the judicial performance evaluat story at cbs2iowa.com still to come media day in iowa city. how we sat on the hawks wants to bounce back in 2016 next in sports. >> with us on facebook at

they're and now cbs 2 sports with mia o'brien. >> they are banged up and after a loss to wisconsin at a crossroads of sorts. a bye week probably could not have come at a better time for the iowa hawkeyes. a big focus during this two- week reprieve improving the eye while passing game where the stats have taken a nosedive

offensive coordinator greg davis said today how he feels bad for cj because much of it is out of his control. >> we have wide receiver that's a bunch of guys he had a lot of experience with" with""week eleven it would've been in '13. tevaun smith makes a huge play. and it wasn't like he was lighting it up before that.... those kinda spark plays can really help you and.... one of those really help us right now" and even though the hawks are off -- you can still catch an all new edition of "i on the hawks" tomorrow night on our sister station fox 28... after seeing their streak of eight straight n-c-double-a tournament appearances snapped a year ago, the iowa women's basketball team is even more motivated to get back to the dance... media day today in iowa city -- where the hawks showcased something new -- the seventh best recruiting class in the country -- and something old

including four starters. add those two together and lisa bluder and her team believe you've got quite the depth chart... "even with all this youth, i really feel that we're the deepest we've been in a long long time.i think we're most balanced we've been in a long long time." "i think this is the deepest we've been the most balance. >> i think this is the deepest team that i have been on. i think anyone on this team can contribute from player one to it. >> second leg of the bradner cop on the pitch like emotions running haywire. six minute nolan how it will with a cake. his third goal on the year. rams up 1-0. kohawks data have their chances.

the same score of 1-0. that is a check on sports. a check on sports. terry is back with your final 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: he's putting your security at risk. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. house majority pac is responsible our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. and now they're looking to see what kind of leaders we choose.

frightens our allies and emboldens our enemies? the one with the deep understanding of the challenges we face, or the one who is unprepared for them? a steady hand? or a loose cannon? common sense and unity, or drama and division? a woman who's spent her life helping children and families, or a man who's spent his life helping himself? what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together.

maybe ultimate fear run. anheuser-busch is taking the title of the world's first driverless beer run. the st. louis-based company set up tractor-trailer with 45,000 cans of beer on eight 120 mile track. professional truck driver was on board during the drive just in case. anheuser-busch says they want to use this software and technology in the future. >> can you imagine driving down

with an 18 wheeler and a when there. >> and around halloween. >> this may put the clydesdales out of business. >> never. >> someone will be out of business. that's the people that drive the trucks. >> we have clouds and some fog. you can see the clouds covering much of i what now. it is cool. tomorrow morning will not look nice or feel nice. eventually in the afternoon those clouds star 2 breakout and by evening we will have sunshine and temperatures midshipman to upper 50s. >> on behalf of all of us at cbs 2 news, thank you for watching.

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