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race. >> right now on cbs 2 news 10 it and vandals target in eastern iowa board of supervisors race. >> it is hurtful. >> i hate crime investigation and what one group says it's more than dirty politics. >> review halloween as one of the most neighborly holidays. >> the high-tech way parents are keeping trick-or-treating safer everyone. >> 70 degree temperatures are back in oh of the latest of the return of indian summer. the work doing -- being done now. >> now that corridor top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first 10 minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 it and. >> 12 days from election day, iowa remains a tossup when it comes for the race to the white house. iowa voters has the candidate

same pull a month ago which show trump with a seven point lead. because of a tight race both are spending a lot of time to show up their base and try to win up undecided voters. >> hillary clinton will headline a rally in cedar rapids tomorrow afternoon. clinton will speak at the newbo city market courtyard around went up 15. >> donald trump will be in cedar rapids tomorrow night. he is scheduled to speak at the magrath amphitheater at seven. to rsvp our website cbs2iowa.com developing tonight in new york a plane carrying the republican vice presidential nominee skidded off a runway. this about three hours ago at laguardia airport after mike pence event this afternoon in fort dodge. authorities in new york say there was bad weather at the time and flights landing was delayed at one point due to rain.

while in i want indiana policy when she was secretary of state.pence also heavily criticized the recent news about premiums going up under the affordable care act. "we're going to pull it off the market so it stops burning up our wallets." thousands of iowans are taking advantage of the state's 40- day early voting push.many of those voters are in johnson county.today, cbs 2 news spoke with early voters who say it was a auditor travis weipert says you should plan on a bit of wait if you want to vote in high traffic areas like near the university of iowa.if you're not registered, you can speed things up by printing out the form and having everything ready to go. that brings us to the question of the day.have you chosen your candidate for president? to answer go to cbs 2 iowa dot com- click on the question of the day link and cast your

the day link and cast your vote. >> we continue to track a hate crime investigation going on in waterloo. the apparent target a candidate vying for a spot on the black hawk county board of supervisors. kevin barry joins us to explain how this is changing the course of the campaign. >> reporter: it started first thing this morning when chris schwartz woke up and saw his lawn signs had been vandalized outside of his home overnight. he is the only democratic in the only gay person running for black hawk county supervisor in waterloo. most of the damage was spray- painted signs. you can see the video where they are damaged. there is one side with an anti- gay slur and we are blurring it out. and also a bible verse painted on his door. that verse eight gay people people love our record of service. we've served this community for a nubmer of

to help establish cedar valley . pridefest.chris says in the past few weeks -- he's been getting attacked online by a facebook group called cedar valley patriots for christ. they've been speaking out against his support for gay rights issues -- and publicly backing his three republican opponents.today -- the leader of that group told the waterloo cedar falls courier that he thinks schwartz facebook post -- the groups says they'll help pay for the damage -- but that it seems like a move out of the leftist playbook.schwartz's opponents are speaking out against the valdalism. it's compeltely wrong and i hope those that did it are found and prosecuted.it's a shame that a few ignorant people can drive a wedge betweent he people and what we stand for.

the supervisor candidates are expected to be together monday for a forum before the election in two weeks.kevin barry -- cbs 2 news ten at ten. county republican leaders are also speaking out against all of this. this.in a statement, the republicans of black hawk county told cbs 2 news quote, "it is a crime and the black hawk county republicans condemn such actions and sincerely hope that the perpetrators are caught and pun" punished.""freedom of speech should rule the day, not some idiot with a can of paint. let's get back to the issues and let's be and be civil. >> after a day of clouds skies have parted around eastern iowa. we are expecting a much better day tomorrow. it looks bright and breezy on friday as 70 degree temperatures return.

while it is chilly at 42 degrees will be long gone tomorrow is temperatures jumped 25 to 30 degrees. no brainer around easter iowa. here's a few high thin clouds so they will be an issue for us. tomorrow after a start of 46 at 6 am we should be in the middle 70s by late afternoon. we will tell you what to expect in the rest of the weekend forecast in 10 minutes. we continue with more of the corridor top stoes it's almost here. monday night neighborhood kids will be on the hunt for candy. halloween has gone high-tech in an effort to make it fun and safe for all. dora miller is live in cedar rapids. >> twice as many kids are killed while walking on halloween than any other day of the week. it puts parents and

makes it easier for kids to get around and make it safer for you to get home in one piece. >> there is enough fun to go around on halloween night. one company wants to make sure every kid gets a piece. >> we view halloween as one of the most neighborly holidays of them all. >> the next-door app was designed to connect neighbors for halloween a special feature takes the guesswork out of doorknocking. rapids police say there's a built-in safety feature when you know whose house you plan to visit. "another positive way to interact with your neighbors and to trick or treat in your own neighborhood."and the app can be used to tip drivers off to busy streets in the area. area. "we're asking especially in the neighborhoods, residential areas, go slow, go very slow."parents can map their route... route..."like the online equivalent to turning on your front porch light."and reduce the risk of wandering children.

neighborhoods, go to homes that you know."something police and nextdoor designers say makes halloween night a little sweeter. sweeter. "our mission at nextdoor is bring back a sense of community in the neighborhood and halloween is such a family friendly, community building holiday." most people trick or treat >> we are told by police most people tend to trick-or-treat around five and 8:30. since it's a monday night just walking around your neighborhood to get candy there are trunk or treat events that are happening around our community. covering the corridor in cedar rapids dora miller. >> we continue with the look at other stories across the corridor. the ely city council is opted out of linn county's new minimum county wage ordinance.

in september the board of supervisors passed a countywide mandate to raise the wage to $10 -- >> out burnett is also considering a similar measure. >> the new -- newest tenant -- bankers trust is set to open in the tower on november 14. the bank will occupy the top two floors of the building and have a bank outlet on the first floor. >> executive chef benjamin smart was recognized by culinary magazine as one of the 30 chefs to watch in 2016. this is a huge honor for the brewery in iowa. smart is the only chef from iowa to make that list.

top stories. >> investigating the sounds of space. >> while our temperatures are in the 40s, in western iowa we are looking at readings in the 60s. there is one lurking to the in here for the start of the upcoming weekend. the temperatures should jump as

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kitchen - hasn't changed in decades - but now - that's all changing with more smart appliances hitting the market. that's tomorrow on >> chief meteorologist terry swails joins us now and he described the season 28 feet. he called giving. >> it has been a good one. i see another big warm up coming in for the weekend. and will have our temperatures 20 degrees above normal. no signs of winter yet. we are at 42 degrees right now within east southeast of 7 miles an hour. not a pretty day around eastern iowa. we had clouds until late this

allowable temperature to drop to 42 after a high of 50 this afternoon. you also notice the humidity was at 100%. that could lead to areas apache frog -- fog. i don't think it will be to dance. it is cool out there tonight. 41 degrees in monticello and a few. tama is at 47. that the part of our area that did get sunshine this afternoon. in tama it got close to 60 but the rest of us 40s for highs thanks to the clouds and the lack of solar insulation. as we go to the radar car there is no rain in the upper midwest. we are not concerned about any of that at least until next week. we will continue with mild temperatures in dry weather for the next several days. after the sky did clear, we did get cirrus clouds to develop.

there's nothing to be concerned about. the high pressure brought us a cool day but behind that the winds have turned back from the south in this warm front will come through eastern iowa during the morning tomorrow and move into wisconsin and minnesota tomorrow afternoon. that means brisk southwest winds . it will take the temperatures and search them up into the 70s. our latest model temperatures of 69 in the core in dubuque. everyone else showing in the 70s and maybe submit 70s and parts of eastern iowa. the warm weather should continue into saturday but there will be a little front in the afternoon and i will keep the northern counties cooler. from highway 20 to the south east still a lot of places into the 70s. tomorrow night we kick off playoffs at high school

will be 69 degrees at kickoffs. the winds will be first out of the south west up to 20. tonight forecast have the lows in the low to midshipman 40s. skies will be partly cloudy and winds will be southeast 5 to 10. for tomorrow, so scattered clouds or fog in the day but by the afternoon much warmer. we could see temperatures that reach 76 to 77 degrees. 71 in dubuque. your extended forecast has a mild air for and where cooler on sunday. we are still above normal. then we are back into the mid- 70s for halloween. that part of the forecast looks good as well. next monday, creepy clear skies expected. trick-or-treating temperature should be in the 60s. it doesn't get much better than that. >> next on cbs 2 news the work being done to unlock the mystery

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with halloween just a few days away, >> halloween is a few days away and scientist at the university of iowa are listening to spooky sounds. >> joe huisinga gives us a listen and explains what those sounds are.

it can evoke emotion and help us understand the world we live in. right now researchers at the university of iowa are setting sounds that are strange and our worldly.>> i don't know. >> these strange sounds come from their places but what do you think they are? >> it sounds like halloween. it sounds like ghost and monsters jupiter. oh (laughs) (laughs) that's weird it does not sound like it. the sounds were picked up by radio antenas that were made right here at the university of iowa radio antennas that were made here at the university of iowa but are now traveling on the juno probe. >>'s energetic particles from

planet's magnetic fields and are focused along the field lines and as they move along the field lines they produced the radio signals. >> these particle have jupiter's aurora. the sounds are so high we normally would not hear it. >> we take that frequency and convert them. we change the frequency from hundreds of kilohertz to a few kilohertz. >> >> by understanding how these systems work tells us more to understand how things work here. >> when large amounts of these solar particles hit the earth they can have scary consequences. >> it can also cause a catastrophe above.

>> the more we learn from probes like juno the more prepared earth can be for solar storms.>> it seems the science behind the sounds may not be so's kooky after all. >> they will be content those continuing collecting sound until the end of 2018. >> coming up in sports springville looking to make it back to state. the o street one step closer to a return trip.

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our children, they look up to us. what we value, how we treat others. our country and their future to. will it be the one respected around the world, or the one who 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?

elf? our children are looking to us. what example will we set? what kind of country will we be? hillary clinton, because we're stronger together. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. hard to belive that basketball and now cbs 2 sports with zach hanley. >> it's hard to believe that basketball season is around the corner. the i will meant tip off their readyfran mccaffery knows that game ready. fran mccaffrey knows his freshman have the learning curve ahead of them and to get them ready to the battles in the big ten let's say friends being passionate in their practices thus far.

the main thing is what he is trying to say in the big picture . >> it's all a learning experience. >> qualified for the state is teams have done on the course. course.sandy sabelka -- our ed thomas coach of the week sandy is our ed thomas coach of "this is kind of my life right now and it's what keeps me going and it kind of gives me a purpose." purpose.""she's pretty much like an after school program that we just go... she takes care of us, she feeds us."but more importantly sabelka has taught them to be thankful .. .."be thankful for everything that you can do. be thankful that you can get up out of bed every morning and be healthy

runners have taken that to heart -- -- over the summer, sabelka suddenly lost her husband -- and that's when the team -- rallied around their coach raising 3 thousand dollars for team sabelka "once we all heard we knew we had to do something. we knew we had to let her know we were her. >> we knew we had to do something. >> i hope we reminded her that she has a family in us. we are behind her all the way. >> as fate would have it back on the course both boys and girls team qualified for state. >> it made it that much more sweeter speak --. >> this group will be very special because they have been amazing.

>> high school volleyball springville hosting belle plaine . plans were fired up after that but springville is ranked third for a reason. samantha harris at home for the kill. then later in the set basketball teammate makayla with the assist to riley. springville would like this and

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 -- it's about investing in jobs and our economy. it's about investing right here at home.

finally tonight - new >> before we leave we will tell you about this new fatherhood

this week for cedar rapids man. jorday caviness and his wife are in st. luke's expecting their first child sometime tonight or early tomorrow morning. after jordan because of that he is heading to wrigley . his wife gave him permission to go to a cubs world series game with the baby was born. jordan has tickets to game five were chicago could clinch their first world series championship since 1908.>> you are a dad what's the big a deal? >> i don't know. >> it would have to be the wife with the baby. >> on that a dad so the world series. >> thank you for joining us tonight.

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