what to expect as we head into the weekend. clear and calm tonight. could see areas of patchy fog. sunny and perfect tomorrow. slightly cooler on sunday and we'll keep the sunshine around. high and dry over the corridor as we back out over eastern iowa. no rain in the forecast for the next several days. by the time you get up tomorrow morning, clear and calm, a little chilly. patchy fog. around 43 to 44 in iowa city. in the afternoon sunshine and temperat i'll let you know what to expect on sunday in your weather first forecast in a few minutes. we now know the name of the officer involved in the shooting tuesday night in cedar rapids. authorities are talking to officer lucas jones. police tell cbs 2 news earlier this week jones pulled over jeremy mitchell at about 1:00 a.m. when he started to fight with the officer who then shot him. mitchell trove away and hit two

taken to the hospital. involved in a 20-15 d-c-i investigation into another shooting.he was cleared in that shooting which killed jonathan goosman. developing right now - another corridor school employees is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. student.marcus cain used to work for the linn-mar distrct. he was charged after investigators say he sent a pornographic image to a student. tracking the latest developments from the newsroom. dora. cain admitted to sending, what police called, obscene images to a 17 year old student. student.district officals contacted investigators last month when they found out about the inappropriate behavior. the 26 year old is no longer employed by the district and was arrested this week on monday. he was released on a promise to appear in court. marion police say although they didn't find many pictures... this serves as a reminder that everyone should be careful when it

"electronic media can provide another avenue for people to get in trouble and there's electronic media can provide another opportunity for people to get in trouble and there is only so much that the schools are able to do to monitor that activity. it is really up to the parents to make sure they are having a conversation with their children about that type of activity and that their monitoring what their kids are doing. now with cane's charge he could face up to a year in jail. his initial dora miller, cbs 2 news. a former cedar rapids substitute teacher accused of sexually exploiting a student is now pleading not guilty to a felony charge. authorities upgrade the charge last week. admitted to the relationship to cbs 2 news back in july.if convicted, haglin faces five years in prison and a maximum five-thousand dollar fine.

tragic linn county crash. crash.16-year-old selena apodaca and 13-year-old isabella severson were killed when a pick up rear-ended the car they were in.authorities tell cbs 2 news - two cars were waiting to turn onto county home road when the truck slammed into one of the vehicles.the girl's mother - 37-year-old jennifer perez and two other daughters were also in the car.one of the daughters was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries.the drivers of other cars were not seriously hurt. a go-fund-me page for the family - already exceeded it's goal.so far - nearly 27-thousand dollars has been raised for the family.the creator of the fund says all the money will go towards helping pay for the funeral for the two girls lost. cbs 2 news has new details on the investigation into the attack on iowa's finest. finest.the man charged with killing two des moines metro

today.scott michael greene is being held in the polk county jail on a 10-million dollar bond.he is accused of shooting and killing urbandale police officer justin martin and des moines police segeant anthony beminio early wednesday morning.authorities caught up with greene in rural dallas county where he surrended to police. the daughters of the suspect are speaking out today.in a statement to cbs 2 news - they said quote - "as the daughters of the accused, we would they said "as the daughters of the accused, we would like to say and express our deepest sympathy to the families of the lost and r officers themselves. we do not condone what our father has done. it was a shock to even us that a man we knew so well was capable of doing something so tragic but we were taught to love unconditionally so we will live with what was instill upon set for both officers.

his home town of rockwell city. a visitation is scheduled for monday from four to eight in the evening.it will be held at south central calhoun middle school in rockwell city.the funeral will follow on tuesday morning at 11-40 at the school. 11-40 was officer martin's badge number.the urbandale police department is retiring that number. a visitation for sergeant anthony beminio will be held on sunday afternoon from two-to-five at of hope in west des moines.his funeral will be held at the church on monday at eleven.he will be laid to rest in the glendale cemetery in des moines. both officers graduated from the iowa law enforcement academy.right now - the academy's current class is trying to push forward to serve just like their fallen br. brothers.instructor's at the academy tell cbs 2 both basic academy classes are taking care of each other - still working toward a career goal

are feeling the pain but they are sticking together like a family. "we're going to grieve and we're going to question but at the end of the day, we're going to move forward." forward."instructors tell cbs 2 news - officers learn how to take care of each by using the program called blue courage. many in eastern iowa are stepping up to back the men care of themselves by using a program called blue courage. thin blue line on the rear windowns of vehicles across the des moines metro.we here at cbs 2 are bringing that mission to eastern iowa. iowa.reporter connor morgan is live out in our parking lot to explain. connor morgan is live in our parking lot to explain more about what is going on usth there. connor. >> reporter: yes. that is right car reb obviously we're very familiar with the unfortunate

police officers in des moines and urbandale but today we're trying to rally together here and we're adorning some cars, some vehicles in their back windshield with a blue stripe to show support and solidarity for those officers' lost and those that are still serving. it will go until 6:30 so you have 20 or so minutes let. get out here and show your support and solidarity difficult and trying time. officers are asking that we keep this stripe on our vehicles until tuesday and that is when the final officer, officer martin will be laid to rest. back to you in the studio karen. thanks. we hope those can get out for 20 more minutes. they have a new option. the airport is celebrating a

from there travelers can connect to 145 destinations in 23 countries. it opens up a lot of new market opportunities and great vacation opportunities to the caribbean and great european connections up and down the east coast, it provides new competition to the market. this also marks the 13th nonstop destination from cedar rapids. next, the gold one corridor city is making threats of climate change. >> we were above average for the 8th straight day here in cedar rapids.

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monday is one day before the general election - with presidential, and several state and local races - we'll give you a preview of what you need to know before election an international effort to combat climate change called the paris agreement takes effect today.cbs 2 news i combat cli hat change called the paris agreement takes affect today. mellaney moore spoke with the corridor city who is also trying to make a difference. >> reporter: there is a new goal. >> tuesday night in our work session we approved a goal of reducing our emissions of greenhouse gases by 20% to 26%

that has been in the plan for months but now they have decided to follow the national goal through the paris agreement. >> the countries whose emissions comprise 55% or more of the worldwide emissions have already agreed to reduce their emissions. >> reporter: early this string, they agreed to take action to reduce carbon emissions. the city has swapped many lights to and is trying to make the community more pedestrian friendly. >> if every city did this, i think we could make big changes so it feels good to be involved. >> they will be hiring a consult ant and asking for hem from the college of engineering. >> we need good technical assistance.

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and coming up in sports sportsthe hawkeyes face their toughest road test of the season -- why iowa is excited

heading to happy valley -- next on cbs 2 2"cbs 2 news connects with you. call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. 2. the fbi is warning about a possible terror attack on the day before tuesday's election. it is thought al-qaeda is plotting to strike in new york, texas and virginia but no other

this threat security is being stepped up at airports, bridges, government buildings and polling places. >> iraq's special forces stepped up attacks. military leaders say they regained control of six neighborhoods in mosul.

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d at purdue - to stay unbeaten away from kinnick, -- they'll have to do it in a much iowa's perfect on the road. rutgers, at minnesota and at perdue. unbeaten. they will have to do it in a tougher environment tomorrow night. the hawks are headed to happy valley to take on penn state and not only are the lions ranked but they play in the second biggest stadium in college football. this is a big challenge. >> it is going to be a great atmosphere. it is a thing kid, going into big stadiums like that, big crowd, night game. it will be awesome. we're excited and you know i can bet we'll be juiced for this game and we'll be ready to go. >> a thoughts week and a close loss, but on a positive side, the cyclone showed more progress in last night's loss. they are inching closer to their first big 12 win. >> reporter: they say football

if it didn't show on the scoreboard thursday night, that is how close they felt they were to number 12 oklahoma. inches. >> we have to find ways to make those inches up as a football team and a football program and we will. >> we're so close, but it is to the point we're tired of staying close. those almost every other year. >> it is going up. after the cyclones held the sooners to the lowest numbers in conference play this season, and moving onto the last three weeks of the year. we're not the type of people that quit. we put in all that work. >> we have to keep our heads

>> we have to keep working. >> reporter: matt campbell this point the cyclones are willing to do whatever it takes to close the gap on those last few inches. in ames, mia o'brien, cbs 2 sports the party was on in chicago today -- 5 million fans gathered in the streets and at grant park to celebrate the cubs' first world championship in 108 years - it was truly a special day - and it was the perfect ending to an it was truly a special it was the perfect ending to an unforgettable season. i have been around baseball for a bit. never, never have i experienced any like wrigley field on a nightly basis. it is spectacular, it is comfortable and warm and the way it should be so i want to congratulate you the fans and let's repeat this and come back

madden made a shirt that said try not to suck. after they won the world series, they made a new one, we did not suck. >> there you go. that sums it up. they are having so much fun in

we're back now with one final look at the weather forecast with brandon. you know it could be a great weekend to get out there and rake the leaves. >> yes. this mild stretch will not continue through the month of november. so if you're going to go rake the leaves, this is the week to

will burn off by 9:00, 10:00 in the morningment then temperatures will start to spike around noon. 62 by around 2:00. right up to near 70 degrees. a little cooler into sunday, but still plenty of sunshine with readings in the 60s.

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