for the corridor commute tomorrow morning, temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s. the skies will be sunny and it will be breezy. we will follow up with a cool and breezy day with city leaders announced the winners of the c-r gavel challe. challenge.during the month of october - mayor ron corbett challenged residents to spend money at businesses forced to close down during the flooding threat in september.residents shared photos at those locations with the hash-tag c- r-gavel challenge.first place goes to the person behind the twitter handle at-summers got heart.local business owners say it was refreshing to open their doors -- but even better to get back on their feet. "to get reopened and to get people in here so that they could make their rent payment reopens and to get people in here so they can live there -- make their rent payments and

amazing. second and third place winners will receive gift cards. 500 people injured and thousands participated. there is good news for the corridor commute. the roundabout at seventh street in marion is now open. kevin barry is live at the busy intersection. kevin. >> reporter: we were here when they cut the ribbon. behind me really the big part of it is the safety of the people driving through and also pedestrians. the mayor of marion says that these cars have to slow to 15 miles per hour. while they used to be a stoplight here that cars would stop at and it was stop and go and if somebody ran the red light, you would t-boned other cars. here, with everybody going 15 miles per hour and constantly moving, not overly does -- only

traffic accidents are not that severe. in uptown marion, where this leads to, it goes to an area that is incredibly narrow with small streets. the idea is to let cars come down this way and get off at that incredibly dizzy part of the city road and go up this way onto sixth street. what that does is it takes them from the main thorough fair and opens up some of that driving. it also puts more people on that road which is a secondary road and generally has not been so busy because everybody there. now more cars are coming through and they say that all the traffic comes through more efficiently than if you were just to put a big stoplight in the middle or even more than a stop sign. we will track this as it continues to move on. some of the businesses have gone through a tip -- a tough six or seven months with the construction. now the city of marion says it is time to come to a place and frequent those places as well.

marion, kevin barry, cbs 2 news there's a new way to travel anywhere in the state . mellaney moore is looking into a new resource from the iowa department of transportation.>> reporter: it is called the iowa brides share which the new site where you can go to find out who else is headed in your direction. if you are interested in carpooling, the department of transportation says that the iowa brides virtual bulletin board. >> it is great. i think a collegetown is a great market for that. with the people that hate alternative transportation. >> reporter: the doc -- dlt available, is there someone that's just going in their personal car that's willing to take me?cutler says consolidating travelers means fewer cars on roads.she says that can help construction and

some gas money and make a new friend, too.06:17:38 you create a little profile. you say if you're a male or a female. if you're a smoker, non smoker. you can agree to meet ahead of time and maybe talk to the person, get to know them a little bit.cutler says you can also choose walking or biking and see if anyone wants to come along. kevin josephs, iowa city time and talk to the person and get to know them a little bit.>> you can also choose walking or biking and see if anybody else wants to come along.>> if you can find somebody with similar interests. it has been crazy i would like to go on a bike ride with somebody today.>> reporter: if you would like to know more about how to use the iowa where -- rideshare, we have a link on our website, regarding linn county's minimum wage increase. increase.the corridor business journal's chase castle has the latest in tonight's c-b-j report. 2 news and new development in the linn county minimum wage increase. chase castle has the latest in the see bj report.

what's going on?>> reporter: if it is approved, it will keep them the -- the minimum wage at the federal statement -- and state minimum. it was approved in linn county and september 4 and one dollar wage increase starting in january. i was told by governor brand stand in september that he wants legislators to address the minimum wage in the legislative session. now republicans both chambers and the governor's office. if the governor was serious about that, there shouldn't be any roadblocks to passage. >> thousands are pumping millions into the cedar rapids economy right now. tell me more about that. >> -- >> reporter: high school volleyball may not be the first thing you think of when it comes to moneymaking ventures, but the girls state volleyball

revenue. go city rapids said that last year's championship generated about $1.8 million for the area. that was at hotels and restaurants and other businesses. since it started 26 years ago, go cedar rapids says the four- day tournament, which ends tomorrow, is one of the most lucrative events in the city. indeed, a little furth city officials in seoul and came closer to plans for the st. marys catholic auditorium. there will be additional housing in the 101-year-old building. it will include a commercial units on the ground for and 16 additional units on the second and third floors. that project is being developed by elwell's and real estate

they are developing the building and they may vote on that as early as next month at the city council. if you would like more in- depth coverage of this, check out monday's edition is -- edition of the corridor business journal. iraq actions in vietnam more than 47 years ago. cbs 2 news reporter joe huizinga joins us in >> reporter: chester hendrickson was a medic in vietnam and he earned high honors including the silver star, the bronze star, the air medal and the combat medical badge. errors will happen things will be over looked so we want to make sure that those are corrected while we can do it. it's never to late to say thank you to a veteran. hendrickson was on patrol in september of 19 69 when his

enemy fire he treated the wounded without regard for his own life.he also led his commander to identify enemy positions for a counter strike. hendrickson doesn't talk much about his service,his wife rachel found the metals while sorting through a box.it took a conversation with her father who was also a veteran to understand their significance. didn't think about it when you did it you know it was something you were trained to do and you just everything kicks in and you do it. theres an opportunity then for a dialog about a important part of his life and even though he was very young as a medic in vietnam his service was significant wheather people could see it or not. hendrickson decided he wanted the corrected certificates to pass on to his children and grandchildren to help understand the history of the war and what happended.he worked for 2 years to get the corrections before reaching out to ernst for help.covering the corridor joe huisinga cbs 2 news still to come at six -

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the weather first chief meteorologist terry swails has been providing us fantastic weather lately. today was dry. i had to go on assignment today and i enjoyed my drive in the country.>> i will pay for this at some juncture, but 67 was the high today in the normal is 55. so, we are way above where we the front is coming through tonight and that will change our temperatures to the colder in the next 24 hours. still, nothing too terribly bad. as we look at radar, there is no rain anywhere in eastern iowa or the upper midwest despite a front -- the fact that front is coming through. it is a dry front with no clouds or precipitation associated with it. as you go to the satellite, you can see the absence of weather across the midwest. there is high-pressure locked

of sunshine right through the upcoming weekend. so, for the morning commute tomorrow in the corridor, it will be a good one. temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s with dry conditions. with the sunshine, we will have breezy conditions as the winds winks and from the north at 10- 15 miles per hour. we expect the front later tonight and the no clouds associated with that. behind that, north wind that will be breezy at times up to 20 miles per hour. that will knockabout 15 degrees off the temperatures. otherwise, off of a cool -- after a cool start on saturday and sunday, we will warm up and it should be close to 60 degrees by days end. tomorrow is veterans day in eastern iowa and we salute all the veterans. in iowa city, there will be a armistice day celebration of the old capital at about 10:45 in the morning. the celebration is actually for

1918. so, that begins at around 11:00 when the ceremony starts. they will ring the bell 11 times for november 11 they will ring the bell 11 times for november 11, 1918 when the world -- when will work one ended. -- world war i ended. this picture was taken in 1918 in iowa city. this is clinton street and you can see the armistice that took place in 1918. you can see the front stretched out through the central part of the state. we will have cooler air and it will be better established as we go through the next 24 hours. tomorrow, no clouds to deal with, but we will have gusty northwest wind and cooler temperatures. to show you how uneventful the weather is across the country, there are no clouds from washington back

the west coast. that means good things in the weather for several days to come. the precipitation forecast shows no rain in the forecast all the way through wednesday of next week. in the north tonight, low temperatures around 36-39 degrees as the winds which is to the west/northwest in the southern counties. upper 30s to around 40 degrees and when out of the the west to 10-20. tomorrow upper 40s to near 50 in the northern counties. in the south, places that range from we have dry weather for the next seven days and the temperatures look pretty good with the highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. thank you terry . time now for look at the corridor commute. >> let's go to meteorologist terry swails for. there is an accident on the ought -- on i-380 that has some slowdowns. i have good news aside from the roundabout.

80, there are still police on the scene of an accident. it is slowing down the traffic getting off of i-380 southbound and leading to slower traffic. there are indications it is picking up at the exit. however, down closer to springville on 151, we getting word that one lane southbound is blocked anth blocked. traffic is going around it right now. now onto some good news for tomorrow morning. the highway near the iowa river, 965, will be reopened for the morning cute -- commute tomorrow. that project has been ongoing for several months and it will open in time for the commute tomorrow. however, robins road and hiawatha is closed and the

as well as downtown cedar rapids eastbound traffic on seventh avenue. it is reduced to one lane and it is expected to take about a week as well. coming up in sports, it is similar final thursday -- semi final thursday. who will move to the finals. that next on cbs 2. dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. 2. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i am michelle marsh. isis is going to drastic measures to maintain control of

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when it comes to 8-man football -- it's pretty much don bosco and then everybody else - when it comes to eight-man foot wall, it is pretty much don bosco and everybody else. they have been in the finals three times in the last 4 years. they are on the way to getting back there again. midland is sending in their way and it was not today. a bad snap and austin scoops it up in the senate -- the end zone. don bosco lead 6-nothing in the last quarter. bag he drops back and hits a wide open kill. he's in for another score and it's only the beginning. later in the quarter, why it calls his own number imposes way in. they will face harris lake park next thursday in the finals.

state volleyball championship in school history. they are on the brink of turning their dreams to match point -- emily clapp -- welcomes the hawkettes to her block partyand it was more of the same in the third -- the tigers set up grace burken -- and she hammers it home for one of her team high 11 kills -- cedar falls gets the sweep -- they'll face centennial in the finals. it's been a heck of a first year for austin filer -- not may face centennial in the finals. it has been a heck of the year for often. not only did he lead the state back and 4 years. first set for xavierbut mackenzie may and wahlert were just too much -- later in the set -- may from the back row -- finds the hole and fills it -- she finshed with 27 kills -- wahlter moves on to face pella in the 4-a final.

stangs took set one -- and they had it going on in set 2 -- catherine yeoman -- blasts the kill past everyone but the knights were -- calm -- cool -- and collected -- megan hudson -- drives home one of her 26 kills -- union advances to their first state title game in school history. so union gets the winner of dike-new hartford and kuemper catholic and the wolverines were on a mission -- already up a set -- courtney bowl-hus -- gets up to get down --then in the third -- match point for d-n-h lavenz -- ends it with an ace -- it will be an -- n-i-c-l -- rematch in the 3a finals... and in 2-a -- columbus catholic tyring to keep their cinderella run alive -- sailors taking on unity christian and they were ready to row the boat -- lauren mcmanus -- hammers it down the line -- columbus won the first set -- the second set -- and then they'd win the third -- syndey schultz -- hits one too hot to handle -- sailors earn the sweep -- and in the second, they win the

with western christian in the finals. scott, i know you were wondering if there is more volleyball and there is. we have two games coming up.

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well, tomorrow morning temperatures will start in the upper 30s. it's actually above normal and that we don't go up much after that. 52 it -- 52 will do it for the high with wind coming out of

chill. >> that's what different from previous days. we would go up higher and now we are back down to normal? >> well close.

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