officer jeff martin. it began at 11 11:40, and the time symbolizes his badge number, 1140, which the urban dale police department retired in his memory. yesterday a visitation was held for officer martin at calhoun police say greene assassinated sargeant anthony beminio - also sitting in his squad car sergeant beminio served in the des moines police department for many years.yesterday - family - friends and iowa's finest gathered to pay their last respects to the iowa city west high grad. grad.cbs 2 news statehouse reporter steffi lee, was there. there. steffi: a somber yet touching tribute as hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to

law enforcement cars drove down jordan creek parkway - sot: jane potthoff 03:12:28:13 "we support you -- we feel your pain -- we share your pain."as the community and even the youngest of iowans stood in solidarity - for a fallen hero. sot: chief wingert 11:46 if god could handcrafta&he would look just like before the funeral procession -- des moines police chief dana wingert had no shortage of praise for sgt. tony beminio.sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared.people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place.nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up." terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the

a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and public."but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of acti. action. more than a thousand officers from across iowa and beyond traveled to central iowa for these funerals.some corridor departments were kind enough to share a few of their images with us. us.first - take a look at this from cedar rapids police.it shows the incredible escort sargeant beminio received for his final journey. journey.c-r-p-d also shared

funeral.finally - the marion police department took a group photo.their post also shows the parking lot - filled with police cruisers from every corner of the state, saying goodbye to one of their own. many people have been asking cbs 2 how they can help.there ?is a way you can support the families of the fallen officers. the des moines police officers union has set up a website to take donations. you can make contributions to one family or both in any amount that you wish.just go to our website for a link to the memorial page. page.now let's get a check of our weather first forecast

election day is finally here - iowans will be flocking the polls all day. day.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live,

stephanie? well jenee- i'm at harding middle school and the poll worker inside said the flow is moving pretty easy. and the lines could be short because of early voters voterslinn county reported more than thousand people casted early votes.but in polk county its a different story. the polk county auditor told the des moines register that the lines are pretty long but they're doing their best to contain the lines. lines.but with short lines here in cedar rapids the real question is how will iowans vote in this election? state has been purplebut we won't know any of the results until tonight.in cedar rapids---stephanie

one race we'll keep an eye on tongiht - is in the senate an eye on tonight, right here in iowa, is the senate. and incumbent seth grassily, and the challenger patty judd, the latest polls show grassley with a sizable lead.

congressional district. the freshman congressman rod blum has the first re-election campaign against monica vernon. and this district represents cedar rapids and stretches north to the minnesota border. iowa's second district is also up for grabs today. democrat, facing challenger dr. christopher peters. and that encompasses the southeastern part of our state. including johnson county. and before the final official numbers come in tonight, the final predictions are being made right now dot com has good odds historically--not only in picking the winner for president- but picking the winner in each state.right now - he gives democrat hillary clinton a 69-percent chance of winning the 270 electoral votes needed to win.republican donald trump has a 32-percent chance.right now - silver has trump taking the hawkeyes state. things get even tighter in the race for control of the u-s senate.after months of giving democrats strong odds to

right now have a slight edge. as you can see - pollsters give red iowa senator chuck grassley a strong chance of earning a seventh term.this is important because the party who controls the senate - can control confirmation hearings on cabinet members - and supreme court justices. cbs 2 news will have crews with candidates all day today as results trickle in - from iowa city to dubuque to cedar rapids to des moines. we'll be breaking in throughout evening giving you live updates as voting results come in. and tune in for election results tonight on cbs 2 ten at ten. developing right now across eastern iowa. iowa.many of you received an unusual text message on your phone yesterday afternoon.cbs 2 news received a number of calls from viewers who got a wireless emergency alert.iowa homeland security and

was no emergency and the alert did not come from them,iowa - along with several other states - are now working to determine how the false alert got sent out to mobile carriers. iowa hospitals jumped a full letter grade over the last year. the 2016 premature birth report card gives iowa a "b". that means - only nine-percent of iowa babies are born before 37 weeks of pregnancy. last year cbs 2 news repoted iowa birth is the leading cause of death for newborns. november is prematurity awareness month and november 17th is world prematurity day coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon,a major detour now in place for drivers heading to iowa city. the gateway construction going on right a major detour for those going to iowa city. the gateway construction right now going on right now that will have you merging. >> we have some mild weather

let's take a look -- in the last few days. let's take a look at the almanac. normally 61. 66 yesterday. and on this election day, what was the coldest election day temperature recorded in cedar rapids? 29, 38, or 43? we will find out next in your

a traffic alert to tell you about in iowa city. city.starting welcome back. 12:12. a traffic alert to tell about. today, starting today, drivers heading toward downtown will have to follow a detour, starting at may flower. at that point, drivers will funnel into one lane, on the right side of dubuque. and that detour is just a little less than a half mile long. and then traffic goes back to normal. no word on how long this detour will remain in place. but if you're heading out now, to iowa city, going to go through that, not really a big

down. >> there are people golfing at twin pines again today, as i drove back here from our little break. as we went to the break, we asked you, what was the coldest election day temperature recorded here in cedar rapids? was it 29? 38? or 43 degrees? would you venture a guess? >> i feel like you're going to be fooling usion us and the highest so i will take the middle. 38 degrees. >> 38 is the current temperature. that happened way back in but when bill clinton was elected. 10% of the last 30 elections above 70 degrees. the majority of which, 50s and the warmest 76 in 196. and the coldest, back there in the 90s. here sur election day planner. -- here sur election day planner. upper 50s next hour. bumping up. 53 at 6:00 this evening. all in all, nice comfortable conditions. it is breezy. and cooler.

the hour by hour, 60 with sunshine this afternoon. and 53 at 6:00 tonight. look at this, blue skies out there, in cedar rapids. and not much cooking, as we look for just a little bit of a north breeze at 5 to 15. but our temperatures, this is what it feels like, too. 158. and 57 waterloo. and 55 charles city. and right now dubuque, 5. and 61 in monticello. look at the wind. out of the north and west. about 5 to 15 miles an hour. and we take a look at the 56, or 55 for dodge. and 60 des moines. and 62 in burlington. and we will just add a handful of more degrees for us, 60 for us. 61 davenport. and 51 waterloo and upper 50s in dubuque. and lower 60s in western iowa. the morning started with cloud cover and moisture. both of which are gone now. high pressure moves in. and keeps things nice and quiet. there goes the front. here comes the high. and that is going to keep us nice and clear, all the way for the rest of the week. into the weekend. and here is the predictor.

the only movement on predictor, is really the clock. under the predictor. that is about it. nice clear skies. cool conditions tonight. and we head through the day tomorrow. maybe just a shuffling of thin clouds across the north. but it is all she wrote. here is the forecast today. sunny. cooler. breezy. northwest wind 5 to 15. upper 60s to low 60s. cedar rapids, 60. 61 north liberty. and 59 in fairfax. and 61 in in north iowa, planning for 56 in the area. decatur, 57. and 59 in dubuque. waterloo, about 60 degrees. and the south, we will find the temperatures around 60 in vinton and cedar rapids and monticello and 62 iowa city and washington, and sy gowrny, 53 degrees. and -- sy gorn sigourney 53 degrees. looking at thursday. a high of 64. 50s friday.

upper 50s sunday. back to the low 60s -- monday. we are kind of all over the board. and the long-term shows every one of the next 10 days is at or above normal. even that little 51 on wednesday. that is where we should be. this time of the year. >> and it is kind of a rude awakening when it gets to that point. oh, my gosh, it is so cold. >> that's right. >> there are people, you know, jeans and shirt sleeves walking the old golf course this morning. playing golf >> why not. >> loving the sunshine. >> absolutely. still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, a potential outcome of this election, it could be super stressful for voters. we've got tips on how to cope

today the 20-16 welcome back, 12:19, we have some more breaking news here in the newsroom. it looks like trump's campaign has filed a lawsuit in nevada, saying that early the voters were allowed to continue voting

so that is a new lawsuit that the trump campaign has filed. that's all of the information we have so far. that is from cnn. we will keep following that story as it develops tonight. right now, this is a live look at a polling station, today, obviously, the 2016 election finally comes to a close. and many voters on both sides of the aisle report feelings of anxiety and fear for the outcome of this election. and doctors say if politics keep you up at night, if you have been losing sleep over this election, you are not alone. we have more on tips on how make you can calm down that say their first presidential election has been extremely stressful.(rox question on cam @123440)what form does your stress take?(annie montrose) it's like a big headache that's just over and over again that just keeps coming on because you just hear the same things over and over

generic street shot?)they're not alone.(gfx 1: election stress - source: american psychological assn.)the american psychological association found more than half of voters surveyed say the presidential election is a significant source of concern. (vo asim shah)psychiatrist asim shah says that can lead to heart palpitations, nightmares, and trouble sleeping...(sot asim shah / baylor college of medicine @2:54 - cut down as needed.)a person may have uncontrollable worry, uncontrollable anxiety, uncontrollable feara& of what happens if a or b loses.(vo generic crowd shots)for many voters, the contentious hillary clinton-donald trump battle is causing more stress than past races.(rose tilson / brooklyn @115924 - 1 shot) stomach. i feel an ulcer coming on.(sot curtis langdon / new jersey @120959)we are severely divided as a nation and that concerns me anymore than anything else.(vo / nat of candidates arguing)(gfx?) psychiatrists suggest you take frequent breaks from social media.. go for walks.. play with pets.. and avoid political debates with family and friendsa&(sot dr asim shah @approx 5:45)we need to be careful about discussing results of the election with play with pets and avoid debates with family and friends. >> in some cases, medication may be recommended. but doctors say cutting back on

the trick. roxanna spraberry for cbs news new york. election day has more americans looking to flee the

stocks surged on word the f- b-i finished reviewing hillary this morning, stocks surge on the fbi, finishing hillary clinton's e-mails and won't press any charges. investors now give her a better chance of winning the presidency. but of course, polls right now are still tight. and some say if trump wins tonight we could expect a brexit-like selloff in the market tomorrow because it would bring more uncertainty about the economic and trade policies. at the same time, a democratic win could spark a selloff with investors worried about more

jokes about moving to canada canadait turns out more americans really are looking for jobs there.job search engine "monster world-wide" the job search engine monster worldwide says the number of americans looking for work in canada this year rose nearly 60% compared to all of last year. and linked in says the top jobs it they are taking are project manager, software developers and business analysts. if you're wondering what it visit our web site and i did a story about that a while ago. for the first time in its history, cover girl is featuring a woman wearing a hijab. the blogger is wearing the traditional muslim woman head covering in ad campaign for a new line of mascara. and in a statement released by cover girl, athea says she would never thought she would see muslim world represented on such a large scale.

product. justin has a final look at the cbs 2 weather first forecast next. but first, here is a look at

sunshine, a little cooler. but still, above normal. we will take you live from our skycam here at the corner of broadcast park. and we are finding sunny skies. 58, cedar rapids. and 61 iowa city. 57 waterloo. and 55 in the area. here is the planner, the rest of the day today, temperatures about 60 with sunshine this afternoon. and 40s at 9:00 this evening. remember, polls close at 9:00 tonight. so enjoy the sunshine. there go the clouds on the satellite and radar. 30s overnight. 50s tomorrow. 64 thursday. 50s friday. back and forth between the 50s and 60s. but as we do, we stay above normal. normal is 51 this time of the year. so the next seven days, at or above normle. >> keep it right here with cbs 2 news and cbs 2 iowa .com and on facebook. we will keep you up to date with all of the polls information and numbers. now go vote. see you later.

? >> bill: done. call list? >> alison: i can return most of these myself, but you're gonna have to deal with joe armstrong. >> bill: i'm sick of pulling that guy off the ceiling! what else? >> alison: i was expecting you to hear radio silence. >> bill: who's that? >> alison: brooke. silence is getting a little loud. are you concerned? >> bill: no. you think i should be? >> alison: i can't imagine how it felt, i mean, especially for a heartbreaker like brooke just being left at the altar. >> brooke: nice of you to stop by. >> katie: you're not even supposed to be here. so you didn't marry bill?