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for 2 months that's really what i thought."the process clean up continues. after holding back the flood floodplus ... candidate >> the process speeding up sands recycling after holding back the flood. how halloween plays an unofficial hand in the upcoming election. diaper dash. >> really looking to help a significant number of local families. >> what you can do to help local moms with newborns in need. news 10 at 10. a cool and calm night in the corridor-- right now, you're looking at the new bo a cool and calm night in the corridor. right now you're looking live at the new bow district in cedar rapids. terry swails starts us off with the weather forecast. >> it's cool and dry in eastern iowa. we'll take you to the radar you will see there is no rain around iowa or the midwest.

that means halloween day should be pretty good one in the eastern part of the state. have expectations for passing clouds. dry quiet can be expected and quite warm of we're expecting to start tomorrow at 44 degrees. by mid afternoon we're looking at temperatures that will be in the 60s. 66 appears to be where the high will end newspaper cedar rapids and for the trick-or-treaters around eastern iowa. here's the conditions expecting. breezy md we kick off trick-or-treating early in the evening tomorrow night. very nice stuff. >> cbs 2 news 10 at 10:00 continues with the corridor's top stories. people are still picking up after preparations from the flood and sandbags are a big part of that process. >> joe huisinga joins us live to show us how special equipment is paycheck making all the work run a look smoother. >>reporter: volunteers filled hundreds of thousands of sandbags to protect against the threat of floodwaters, but now

is falling on just a few people and some special equipment. this sea of sandbags is a daunting sight. >> i thought oh, my gosh. we're going to be here for two months. that's what i thought. >>reporter: quality construction services got the job of picking up residential sandbags, but it came with stipulations. >> one of the city's issues was we don't want to just dump all the sand and sandbags into the landfill. so that's why when they put the contract out it someone to separate the sand from the bags. >>reporter: workers at j. w. bell manufacturing knew they had the tool for the job. they welded steal spikes inside this machine to help open the sandbags. >> as it spins the sand falls out of it. it was an easy modification but works very well. >>reporter: operators can drop in hundreds of pounds of sandbags and the result is a dumpster full of bags and a steady stream of sands. >> it's probably doing about

of sand left in the bags. >>reporter: without this equipment the work would be back breaking. >> quadruple time minimum. 10 times the amount of time. >>reporter: even with the machine the work isn't easy. >> we've come a considerable way we're 20, 25% of what we started with. another 3 weeks possibly a month give or take. >>reporter: right now all that sands is wenting quarry in robbins where they are doing the emptying of the bags. that send will eventually be used for other projects. covering the corridor in cedar rapids. joe huisinga. happening at the university of iowa police are investigating a reported case of sexual assault on campus. authorities tell cbs 2 news it allegedly happened late the countdown to election day continues as the presidential candidates, v-p picks and the surrogates move along the

and counted.on wednesday, democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine and former president bill clinton are stopping in iowa.kaine will attend a "get out the vote event" in dubuque - president clinton will join him later for an event in des moines.the purpose is to encourage early voting in iowa. the f-b-i now has a warrent to look into emails on the laptop the fbi now has a warrant to look into e-mails on the laptop aide huma abedin and her estranged husband anthony weiner. more than a thousand e-mails were found weiner allegedly sending allowed message to a minor. investigators are reviewing the e-mails to see if they relate to hillary clinton's private e- mail server. donald trump weighed in on hillary clinton's current situation. >> we never thought we were going to say thank you to

biggest political scandal since watergate. today trump made multiple campaign stops in three different western states. thursday night join us for a national town hall discussion on the future of obamacare. moderator mark hyman will lead the discussion starting thursday night at 6:00 on our web site cbs2iowa.com. 2016 election cycle has been one of the hardest for experts to predict. cbs 2 news political reporter and host of iowa in barry explains how halloween usually plays a role in politics. >> halloween is an election year is pretty simple the candidate whose face sells the most in those fake plastic masks normally takes the vote in november as well. 2016 has been throwing everybody for a loop including this very unofficial but very simple prediction. >>reporter: when hillary clinton and donald trump held dueling rallies on either side of to see darr river on friday.

cedar rapids. >>reporter: it was 11 days until election day. >> i want to thank the great dan gable. >>reporter: it was just 3 days away from one of the biggest days of kimberly caliber's year. she's one of the owners of balloons et cetera. >> we prepared for that we made sure we ordered plenty of trumping wigs and masks hillary wigs an masks. >>reporter: they double ace very unofficial polling place. she says usually the candidate whose mask sells the most wins the election a few days later. in 2012 president obama won kim 's poll and the right in the white house. >> have a few romney masks left. nobody wants to buy anymore. >>reporter: even with all the hype around the 2016 race neither clinton nor trump hold there is real data behind this -- since 1996 -- the candidate who's halloween costume or mask sold the most did win. this might be just the latest example of 2016 throwing

now a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. the fate of three iowa supreme court justices will be in the hands of voters november 8th. chief justice mark cady and justices brent appel and daryl hecht helped legalize gay marrage in iowa seven years ago.this is the first time they're facing a retention vote since the ruling.iowa voters can choose to retain members of the high court every eight years.social conservatives are again calling for their removal.the judges say they will not actively campaign for jobs. tonight, families were the big winners after taking part in this trunk or treat event at the church on northland. besides all the candy, kids and their parents enjoyed a free soup supper and games during the evening. evening.and while you're out trick or treating tomorrow, cedar rapids police would like to see you.police recruits set to graduate next week will be at sunner park near the police station, handing out candy. bring the kids to check out some of their vehicles and equipment.it all gets underway tomorrow night at 5:30. bring the kids to check out

gets underway tomorrow night at 5:30. 20 veterans from the corridor came together to help raise money for st. adjudications children's hospital. they and their motorcycles will be featured in a calendar to raise money for the hospital. it's all through a group of people trying to raise $10,000. so far they are about halfway to their goal. the calendars shrub ready in time for the holidays. roughly 4 million babies are born each year in the united states and with so many newborns there's a huge need for diapers across right here in our own backyard. cbs 2 news reporter connor morgan morgan explains a local initiative is aiming to help local moms with a specific newborn need. >> operation diaper drive kind of sounds like an undercover mission. but this initiative is far from secret. the goal to reach a hundred thousand diaper donations is an ambitious one but here in the corridor we're nearly three fourths of the way there. >> 72,000 diapers is a lot.

trying to give a strong push here at the end to get to that hundred thousand by monday. >>reporter: 100,000 diapers may sound like a lot, but any parent knows how many diapers even one kid can use. >> you figure a child goes through a couple thousand diapers a year at least. and so really looking to help a significant number of local families. >>reporter: starting october 10th this three week diaper drive actually began in march with a conversation between a social worker and the pr health center. >> i said wow, 784 pregnant moms what's their greatest need. she said joe, you know diapers. average diapers cost $80 a month. >> that really adds up quick. for a family that's living paycheck to make trying to find out their next meal where it's coming from it's he difficult. >>reporter: reaching their goal of 100,000 diapers would not only help local moms, but would bring national aid as

for us to receive additional resources and grants from the national diaper bank network which we're a part of. it allows us to really multiply our ability to help families here in cedar rapids until our local community. >>reporter: covering the corridor connor morgan cbs 2 news. >> 100% of the proceeds will be distributed to patients at eastern iowa health center and parents network services. cbs 2 news 10 at 10:00 tomorrow weather first forecast in the first 10 members. corridor commute.

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?teal colored pumpking are popping up again this year to raise awareness for food allergies.find out what those a beautiful weekend leads us into a happy halloween for those heading out tomorrow. tomorrow.chief meteorologist terry swails has beautiful weekend leads us to a happy halloween for those who are trick-or-treating toll. >> chief meteorologist terry swails has your weather first

>> hey guys i'm glad you mentioned ham wean. we've had some sightings around town of a mummy that's been dancing tonight, and by gosh i think we found him here. and you can see he's going to town, and the reason why is because it's going to be so nice tomorrow. temperatures for trick-or-treat ing should be in the range of about 60 to 62 degrees. so when the mummies are doing the dancing it's got to be pretty good day. so we're expecting nice mild temperatures for trick-or-treat ing and no rain too. is dry here in eastern iowa and in many parts of the upper midwest. so the pattern does look condid you sir for more dry weather tomorrow it's towards midweek we'll see our next chance of any precipitation and right now we still have mostly clear skies in eastern iowa, but that will change later tonight and tomorrow as a warm front approaches from the west. and once again that is going to surge our temperatures to well above normal temps tomorrow afternoon. today though this high pressure brought down the readings a little bit.

degrees from where we were yesterday. that kept us at 60 for a high compared to the 75-degree reading we saw yesterday, and this warm front will start advancing towards us as we go through the night. so i'm expecting temperatures to level off or maybe even go up a few degrees as we get towards the early morning hours. then during the day tomorrow this fronts continues to advance towards northwestern iowa in advance of that we'll have pretty tight pressure gradient so it will be a little bit breezy tomorrow and we will see clouds from time to time but the temperatures should be and that's about 10 to 12 degrees above what's typical at this time of year. that front to the west of us will eventually cross the mid west and head in here sometime on wednesday and we do think there is a decent chance for some rain at that time. models currently are thinking that the track of the storm will keep the heavier apartments in the southern half of our region, but if this was to move a little further to the north or south these rain totals would be -- the bottom

forecast wednesday or wednesday night. tonight's forecast then partly cloudy skies temperatures that will drop to the upper 30s to lower 40s in our northern counties. winds will be southeast at 5 to 10. as we get into tomorrow make that tonight in the south, looks like temperatures should be around 40 to 45 degrees with partly cloudy skies and cool conditions. now we get into tomorrow we move you back to the north here and you can see those temperatures in the low to mid- 60s will make for a really here and there a few passing clouds other than that no issues with rain. down south a little warmer 66 cedar rapids go for 68 in significant or any and washington. hopefully we can mix in a little bit of sunshine. here is the long-range forecast after halloween we're even warmer on tuesday, 73 expected there. then comes the storm system wednesday some showers and storms expected after that. but even though the front goes by the temperatures don't drop

70s all week long. that's a mighty fine forecast. nothing speak there. >> we turn to meteorologist rebecca kopelman for what you can expect for your corridor commute tomorrow. >> the weather won't get in your way tomorrow we don't have any major traffic delays the newspaper mummies may come out and scare you a bitty specially during the evening hours. but we won't really have any issues until about tuesday along parts of highway 30 and that is where the 80th street bridge is going to be demolished. so there is going to be tour. that is actually going to start on tuesday and the detour is going to be mainly between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and you'll have to actually get off of highway 30, get off at 16th avenue and go around. that's both east and westbound and that is going to be all the way through about november 24th. so could cause some delays there and you know it's halloween coming up. so do want to give a good reminder to drivers just keep an eye out on the roadie specially if you're driving

some kids walking around trick- or-treating definitely want to keep an eye out. >> thank you. >> feeling relate really badly for coach campbell. >> been a rough go for him iowa state he's sick of all the losing. before he blames anyone else he's blaming himself of a sky clone football recap is coming up as well as nfl highlights.

vernon: they're like a lot of iowans -- they get up early, get the kids to school, and get to work. but too often, washington stacks the deck against us. we need to build an economy that works for the middle class. instead of giving breaks to big business, we need to cut taxes for the middle class and small business. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message i served under president bush and obama. i fought the taliban. i was asked to form a global coalition to counter isil. when someone makes the comment that they know more about the islamic state or isil than do the generals, it implies a complete ignorance of the reality. but i believe secretary clinton really understands the threat that the islamic state poses to the united states and to the american people. and i believe she understands how to wield american power to ultimately defeat this threat

hillary clinton and i approve this message. aaron rodgers is great all the time - in dome stadiums - he's even better - . aaron rogers is great all the time. in better. 68% completion percentage and 10 interceptions. rogers brought his a game to the georgia dome on sunday to play the fall obvious cons. the offense humming right along. rogers with time, time to find his oldest friend gordy nelson touchdown. packers up 7-3. green bay down 2 rogers shows off the pinpoint

tight window to jeff janice the packers regain the lead to give it up. matt ryan to ma'am sin you. a heartbreaker for the packers. they lose 33-32 to the falcons. green bay falls to 4-3 this season. they are back at lambeau next week to take on the colts. andy reed and the chiefs were to play those comes. at alex smith out with concussion symptoms in the first hatch. flick foles dart to travis kelsey, touchdown chiefs and kelsey knows how to celebrate. 10-0kc. smith came back in the game late in the half and didn't miss a beat. beautiful toss to jeremy maclin puts it right in the bread basket. a 13-yard touchdown pass, 17-7 at recess. second half smith left the game after another hit but foles played like a champ against a bad colts defense. foles finds tyreke hill wide open for a score.

business in indianapolis they beat beet the colts 30-14. kc is now 5 and 2 on the season. alex smith suffered a lacerated ear and a concussion the second time around. he did pass the nfl protocol no word on a timetable for his return. >> we will any concern we wouldn't have put him back in period. i would never do that. for him to get in there now it's got to be -- >> i thought nick did a nice job stepping in. he did the first time alex was out he came in and did it well, >> going in there was definitely emotions, but just run the offense coach calls the game and guys made plays defense did great, great team win. >> a big season continued for c.j. if he door wits on sunday. the former hawkeye hauled in five catches for 43 yards including this 6-yard touchdown pass from brock's whiler. he has 3 touchdown reception this is season.

state on saturday night. five losses 6 points or less they should be much better than their record indicates. but none of that matters to mark farley. they have lost three straight to their rival also. the reality is they have ground to make up to get back to prominence. >> they are great games and right now that's we strayed because we're at the cusp we didn't make the play we could have made today. honestly we own there league 3 years and now north dakota state has taken possession of it. so we're at that battle stage that we need to recruit a few more guys and play the kind of quarterbacks - one energetic new head coach - but no conference wins... the cyclones dropped another one energetic new head coach but no conference wins. the cyclones dropped another one to kansas state on saturday

damage was done - and matt campbell takes full responsibility... "we just didn't execute very well. we missed tackles, offsides penalties, you know, we just weren't very crisp in the first halfof the football game. i really think you're going to look at the film and you're going to say well we just played better in the second half and that's where it goes back on me, me as the coach, and me our staff we gotta get our kids to play better football than we did in the first half of the game. " thats a check of sports -- we'll be right back with another check of your

some little ones in los angeles are getting in the holiday spirit a bit early. . >> little ones in los angeles are get into the halloween

babes in the neonatal intensive care unit at ate hospital in la are being dressed newspaper handmade costumes from butter nice to pumpkins, even a hot dog. the costumes are zone by nurseers social workers and parent volunteers. more than 40 costumes were specifically designed for babies as its as 2 pounds. so cute. >> little two pounds pumpkins precious. >> so sweet. >> fantastic. beat that terry. >> makes at it. they are cute. tomorrow trick-or-treating around the area. we're going to start off at 44 get our temperatures into the mid-60s. then as we get towards the trick-or-treating hours in the evening temperatures should be back to around 62 very mild to say the least. >> watch out for those little pump kiss out there. thank you for watching cbs 2 news 10 at 10:00.

>> dickerson: welcome back the "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. we have more battleground tracker numbers. in pennsylvania, hillary clinton holds an eight-point lead over donald trump, 48-40. north carolina shows a tight race, clinton leads trump there 48% to 45%. it's also a three-point margin in colorado where hillary clinton is at 42% at 39%. and in arizona, a republican-leaning state where clinton is doing well, trump leads by just 2 points, 44% to 42%. we continue with the mastermind behind the battleground tracker along with our friends at u governor, that's cbs news director of election anthony salvanto. all right, anthony, inside those states, what are you seeing in terms of turnout for beth sides? >> okay. the first thing you want to look at is the party split, how many democrats there are for hillary