. >> our weather first forecast plenty of sunshine and let's get into those numbers and show you what we have cooking. was darted out on the cool note around 40 but we are on our way to the mid-60s. last hour 61 plenty of sunshine not a cloud in the sky with the beautiful reading right now. let's take a look at what's going on in cedar rapids and waterloo. dubuque 62 a winds out of the north and west about five-10 occasionally gusting to 40 miles per hour. satellite and radar quiet and not much going on. high pressure to think for that and that is we go to predictor we keep a nice clear evening as well into the overnight another cool night tonight friends. look at the numbers. 65 a high today and 52 and nine and let's look at the day tomorrow and what to plan for the weekend and the rest of the week coming up in just a bit.

investigators are trying to piece together a puzzle after two officers were assassinated in des moines. the two officers both went down without warning or provocation early wednesday morning. scott turning himself in. in.cbs 2 news reporter steffi le leeis live right now in des moines.steffi - you were at the whole press conference this morning - whats the latest? des moines wingert was visibly upset -- saying everyone impacted by the deaths of the two officers did not deserve this -- calling it calculated murder that was cowardly from the way that it was carried out to the way that it ended. ended.what we know right now is that investigators have calling it cowardly and what we know now is that investigators have retrieved a rifle and they say it was hidden and ruled out but thankfully they have the

officers are still waiting to of support in this past day -- something both departments are thankful for.but many just want to know why. "i don't know that we'll ever really know. there's often times in these investigations where - unless they provide us with a reason why they did it - we don't know. we can guess. i gurantee you whatever it is - it's not going to make any damn sense to any of use.""to th "yay! more dead cops!" - this would be you if it wasn't us standing there. we are the protection. we are the first line of protection for the people who live here." here."steffi lee, des moines, cbs 2 news.

adds to the already deadly year for des moines area police departments. just months ago - they lost two other officers in a head-on collision on interstate 80. they were transporting a prisoner when a drunk driver hit them while going the wrong way down the highway.all four were transporting a prisoner when a drunk driver hit them going the wrong way down the highway all four people involved in that crash died. then in august a west des moines offic back to the apartment after hit and run case. according to the officer, 114 officers have lost their lives in the line of duty this year alone. closer to home cedar rapids officers mourned the loss of these two brothers. >> we are family.

every day we put our lives in the line. >> the chief says the collect give of the department is with des moines in urbandale this morning. he says the tragedy hits everyone in the profession hard. this year there have been following a number of officer- involved shootings with black victims - a lone gunman assasinated three police officers in baton rouge, louisiana.the suspect was later killed - but his mother says he was an iraq war vet - who suffered from p-t-s-d.and just days before that - another gunman in dallas opened fire on police officers working at a peaceful protest.the attacker slaughtered five officers and injured 9 others.it was the deadliest day for american law enforcment since 9-11. 9-11.back at home - iowans will honor officers today - in memory of sergeant anthony beminio and officer justin martin. one question you might have -

crisis.well there is a way you can support those grieving the fallen officers. there is a way you can support the families of these fallen soldiers. the police officers union set up a website to take donations for the family and you can make contributions to one family or both in whatever amount you wish and to find out head to our website cbs2iowa.com. continuing coverage of a story cbs two broke right now iowa city please say a man is at ua hc in critical condition at best following a fall in downtown iowa city they tell "cbs2 news" a young mel celebrating the cubs world series victory climbed the light pole at least 10-20 feet outside of the mall and when he got on top of the bulb it broke and he fell to the ground resulting in a massive head trauma. authorities say he is

being given. we will continue to follow the story and try to bring you the very latest updates tonight still developing, cedar rapids police investigating a shooting near johnson avenue and 32nd northwest. police were called to an apartment just before 3:00 a.m. on reports of shots fired. officers tell "cbs2 news" shell casings were found near the scene and car was hit the police will on one has been charged in the shooting and they will not confirm whether anyone was hurt. stay with "cbs2 news" and we will keep you updated as the story develops family and friends of the cedar rapids man shot by a crp officer tuesday morning demand answers today as their loved one remains in the hospital. police say 37-year-old jeremy mitchell started an argument during a traffic stop -- stop and officers fired it mitchell who tried to get away. is now hospitalized and friends

tells "cbs2 news" the family is trying to understand how this could have happened. >> they want them to release the dashcam and the video they have because it's not fair that my uncle is laying in the hospital. most likely paralyzed with the breathing tube for simply getting pulled over. >> the iowa division of criminal investigations is now handling the case. camera captured all of it on video but that footage will not be released until the investigation is complete. "cbs2 news" now has new in details -- a new details of three men facing four counts of kidnapping and first-degree robbery charges. they are seen here. cory lindsay the sean hayes and mark tapia's gender. all are seen here.

into a domino's pizza and that happened around 2:30 a.m. and they held up guns and demanded money police say they then forced four workers into a cooler and left that's where the kidnapping charges come into it. the suspects then took police on a high-speed chase ending their coral ridge mall and they are not -- they are now all inch of the county jail. this robbery as well as several other similar robberies remain under its -- investigati some say that the state saved their lives. these women are using the stage to save their neighborhood we have a great weekend ahead. take a look at what is on tap for us and you can see the 60s mid-and upper and i will let you know how long this good

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shooting story at cedar rapids. i just got a text in that 20- year-old female who reported the incident did have minor injuries, probably just from the shattered glass but no unrest have been made at this time and it is still under investigation. justin now has your weather, cbs two weather forecast not a bad day out there today. sunny skies a temperatures and all and all a great forecast that last suss through the weekend. nice and dry and mild. let's go from there and you see the predictor nice and calm. not much changing over the next couple of days here. a lot of folks drove back to my house here are out playing golf again at twin pines. 65 now -- excuse me -- apologize -- there's been a lot of mountain dew consumed in the

65 degrees the expected high. breakdown cedar rapids it's nice and sunny and clear and calm and it is 61 degrees. winds out of the north and west at 10 miles per hour. on the board 62 waterloo. dubuque the same. 630 wind iowa city low 60s up in decorah. winds five-10 may be gusting to 15 but no more than that in the quad cities they are looking at the lower 60s and high today frost 67 in davenport, 65 cedar rapids, a few more 70s off to the west. satellite and radar as you see it, really nice and quiet. not much going on. here is be surface map. one storm system moving away. high pressure moving in and it's the high pressure that keep things nice and calm quiet today. we have the three literacies to look forward to clear, calm and cool as we head through our

as we see through the afternoon -- three c's -- no concern for the drive home and we don't have much changing in the weather first forecast. sunshine and come northwest breezes five-10 gusting to 15 at times. 62 around the cora, 65 waterloo manchester. double sixes iowa city and 67 in washington. the forecast tonight again we gave you the three literacies, clear, comfy -- the three a carbon copy tomorrow. the winds change tomorrow at five-10 miles an hour and not a big noticeable change but it does bring in warmer weather as we head in for the weekend. tomorrow night round two for high school playoffs kick off 55 degrees and it should be a

we told you we would build warmth through the weekend. mid to upper 60s saturday and same thing as we head through the day sunday monday. monday night we cool just a little bit. probably only 10% to 20% chance. tuesday wednesday and the low 60s. should be a good-looking election day with the partly sunny sky low 60s and this mild above normal temperature last at least until the end of next weekend with upper 50s which still a good four-five degrees above normal. >> perfect, thank you, justin. still ahead. we have two women that are trying to lift up their neighborhood by laying on -- by laying out their heart on the

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right now - right now - two local women are trying to right now two local women are trying to inspire change in their neighborhood and "cbs2 news" reporter stephanie

show us you talk to them and tell us what they are doing. >>reporter: they are trying to inspire change in their welington heights neighborhood to theater. their latest play is called judgment day. i met with the playwrights and they told me this show is a reflection. >> [ indiscernible-low audio ] >> >> this is our lives. >> mother-daughter duo. lillian and antoinette sanders have been working on their latest plate judgment day for four years. this weekend it will finally see the light of day. the play has a spiritual foundation mixed with some humor. >> did miss sally call on jesus when she was stripping at that poll? over the years the people have invited neighbors into their

and neglect and more. the main character tiffany was inspired by those characters. >> anybody knows we are ready to encourage and we want to pray and it's just what do you need and if we are able we can give it. or we can lead you in the direction. so >> for months the sanders have been working with children, teenagers and adults from their community. >> we derive from a vision of going out into the community and actually seeking out talent. everybody has a gift. >> in the sanders hope to have a full house on saturday but their long-term goal is to have a positive impact on the entire community. the play will be held at the cedar rapidscounty's right temple tickets and information posted on our website cbs to

back to you we did just get information to the newsroom. belle plaine inns under of water boil order. we are not sure why. belle plaine is under a boil order. coming up on the "cbs2 news at noon." are you a lineal or a parent of a millennial? a millennial? tryon has the best tips vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes for us. but multi-millionaire blum broke his word, keeping nearly $200,000 in taxpayer-funded paychecks. blum wasted even more of your tax dollars on himself. worse, he tried to cut medicare and raise the retirement age.

the following segment is sponsored by tryon investments. >> it is time for two your finances. everyone -- every week tryon investments join us to answer your questions about money and

becomes the top -- the topic of conversation in millennials and millennials and their money. obviously one of the biggest things that millennials deal with graduating from college and getting jobs is taking on debt. we also have a whole lot of student debt work credit cards to survive off after that so let's address that. >> right away people get out of school and they have debt. the thing you don't want to is bring yourself with more with its -- whether it's a car payment or mortgage on the house. it's one of those things why would you want to add to payments. pay that off as quickly as possible. so that's a big one especially when they go to school the first thing to do is to -- they get the first paycheck and they

they think they do. >> having that means you do not have money set aside for anything else because you're not spending anything. >> building an emergency fund, not just for kids out of school or what have you that is the biggest thing. an injury comes along or you can't work we are car breaks down or you lose your job and if anything happens to you you want to be able to have the money and not freak out and take the first off the comes along and sit back and live your life and pay for it. >> what would be a typical amount that would be good for the typical millennial to have set aside? >> we usually recommend three- six months. if it's just yourself, three months it's okay. if you have a couple of kids in your married you might want to set aside six months to a year it depends on the situation. it's the key to being able to staying financially fit. >> as part of planning for the future. >> once you build it up you can

put on down payment for house or pay for car or go on vacation and those sort of things without having to worry if something comes up you have to cancel it. >> and then thinking ahead even further, we do not think about it but we should be thinking about retirement already once we start working. >> that is the best time to start putting money toward it and you get the benefit of compound interest over time. later in life -- there might nobe lot you can do it right away in 40 years down the lane -- 40 years down the line be pleasantly surprised at how far it is grown. >> what about investing. is that something wise to do? >> absolutely. even when you are in school, over the course of time it ends up. it's one of those -- it's one of those things you will look

the road and see how much was invested. >> what about if you want to go to graduate school. >> you want to take a look at how much school costs and then the job. what are the jobs paying and we the differences between those and see if it is worth your while. >> make sure it is worth its weight in gold. we will news. ? ?

when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good.

hello you little stargazers you. if you want to see the international space station you can do it tomorrow morning. 6:44 for five minutes. it's a northeast sky and a nice neat way to start your early friday morning. what a beautiful rest of the week. low 60s as we head through next

putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either.

? >> maya: how about an omelet? >> nicole: am i even supposed to eat? >> maya: dr. march said a light breakfast two hours before the proced >> nicole: butterflies. >> maya: just toast, then? [ camera shutter clicks ] >> nicole: do you have to take a picture of it? >> maya: sorry. i'm going a little overboard this week, huh? >> nicole: [ chuckles ] i'm just kidding. post me in all of your selfies, and my toast, too, because i am proud of what we're doing. >> maya: honey, are you sure? >> nicole: okay, yes, i wish zende were here and not in hawaii with... but whatever.