of right now, the last minute changes had for the trial of a teacher accused of sexual exploiting a student. >> only on cbs 2 news. detecting cancer with your smart phone. why doctors say the technology is helpful but not your only tool. >> and we'll help you plan for that all important feast tomorrow and your trip home. >> and this is one of the busiest weeks of year for us. >> the reason many shoppers are seeing a lower total on the their thanksgiving grocery >> news 10 at 10. millions of americans are hitting the roads for millions of americans are hitting the roads for thanksgiving. this is a live look from the road warrior on i-380 where, as you can see, everything is moving just fine. >> cbs 2 news joins us to tell us whether any weather issues will keeps you from getting to your holiday destination. >> i think we actually saw the

iowa. but you can see now it's all moved off to the east of us. and we won't have to worry about any rainfall until maybe sometime late in the day on sunday. one thing we will have to deal with though is quite a bit of cloud cover. you can see there's a lot of low clouds and strattus across iowa. so that'll be tough to kick out. i do expect thanksgiving day to be mostly cloudy. if we're lucky, maybe a late day sunshine. will poke through. so if you're doing to be traveling tomorrow morning here, your commuter probably more for pleasure work. looks like temperatures should be in the mid-30s to around 30. lots of clouds. northwest winds at 5-10 as of 7:00 in the morning. and then after that, we do expect a dry day, maybe a little sunshine as we mentioned. late in the afternoon. more of the same for black friday. and finally, the rain moves back in the forecast late in the day on sunday. so overall, i'm lying things o -- liking things on the road here. cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill joins us now with the

most of the 49 - million people traveling this holiday - are on the road - because gas prices are so low. here on interstate - 380 we've seen some heavy traffic - - especially just before six oclock - as some people were leaving work - - others were leaving town - - especially just before 6:00 as some people were leaving work, others were leaving town. and yet, others were just traveling through the area. right now, pretty smooth sailing. if you don't have this actually would be an excellent time to leave. the only big problem, we really saw tonight, was on interstate 80 west. just after 6:00. [ no audio ] >> we are seeing higher fatalities. maybe due to the more favorable weather we had. definitely seeing more motorcycle fatalities. we don't want anybody to not have that are families at thanksgiving din per. so don't drive distracted.

i don't think there will be any weather or roadway issues. make sure you arrive safely. >> reporter: right now we're a reminder this is also usually a night for bars as people gather with their friends as they are back in town. police are out watching for intoxicated drivers. cbs s 2 news, 10 at 10. we continue now with a investigation of a police shooting in michigan. the wayne state university police officer who was shot in the head last night has now died. cbs s 2 news report ken barry is tracking this. >> reporter: that officer is collin rose. he was 29 years old. and we're learning a little bit more about exactly what happened. we do know, a k. 9 officer. two dogs in ms. car but they were a drug and bomb sniffing

not bring those dogs out when officer roads went out to confront what we believe was a 9 is call. we also know that one of those dogs was named who will very seen -- wolverine. after a police detroit police officer shot and killed a few years ago. and also learn more about the person arrest and suspecting of having killed officer rose. deanglo davis. local tv partners there of his arrest and him being transferred between police cars. what we know so far is that people believe he was homeless for about 5-6 years. living in a park that was nearby. he would often be seen at the homeless shelter around the apartment complex and what we have heard is that a 911 call was made right before officer rose showed up saying that somebody wanted deanglo davis to leave that area and that he wouldn't leave and so they

that's when officer collin rose developing tonight - the trial for a former substitute teacher will now be held in ?linn county beginning on monday. mary beth haglin is accused of sexually exploiting a student.her trial was slated to begin in ?tama county but it was moved back to the corridor, since there will not be a jury.a judge will decide haglin's fate. marion police tells cbs 2 news a high school stu facing three felony charges.the unidentified 15- year-old boy is accused of inappropriately touching a student at starry elementary.the teen now faces three counts of second degree sexual abuse.the suspect was taken to the linn county juvenile detention center. right now in iowa city some students are spending their thanksgiving break trying to put an end to dangerous bullying.more than two dozen students spoke at last night's school board meeting, and shared stories of being called

students from both iowa city high schools are putting their rivalry aside to give a voice to victims of bullying and discrimination. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. a group of african refugees now living in cedar rapids have taken sandbags leftover from flood 2016, and transformed them into handbags. now, raygun is selling them with some of their trademark slogans.proceeds from these handbags will go to the refugees and their families. from.right now you can get them at raygun, but they will soon show up at additional retailers in the area. the salvation army hosted a free thanksgiving dinner tonight in johnson county.much like the free meal served up by the army in cedar rapids today, this one featured turkey and all the trimmings.a combined total of more than 500 people turned out for both community holiday meals. . while turkey is on the menu for most tomorrow, you might be snacking on some leftover pizza tonight.pizza

?before thanksgiving is one of their busiest.the owner of forbidden planet pizzeria in iowa city tells cbs 2 news its simple logic.with a big meal to prepare for thanksgiving, many just want to have hot food delivered right to their door. tomorrow's thanksgiving feast to the their door. tomorrow's thanksgiving feast is something else to be grateful for. especially the price of it. >> cbs 2 news report, shows us why feeding a lot of people isn't costing us year. >> scan, bag, repeat. >> this is someone of busiest weeks of year for us. >> customers packed both shopping aisles and check out lines on the hy-vee on fuer drive. fitting in last minute shopping. >> customers in a good mood. everyone is happy for their holiday meals. >> holiday meals. that won't break the bank. according to the farm experts.

>> at the farm level turkey prices down 10-15-cents a pound. a. at the retail level, we're down slightly is from a year ago. >> reporter: and according to the american farm bureau survey, this year to feed a thanksgiving meal for 10 it cost less than $50. that includes items like turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pies, and much more. >> but it is down from last year's record which was the first time it's ever been over $50. >> and it's a trend that's expected to last. >> we're likely to going into next year."steffi lee - cbs 2 news ten at 10. the american farm bureau survey shows an average price for a sixteen pound turkey - is slightly more than twenty- two dollars - less than a buck- fifty a pound. pound turkey slightly more than $22. we want to know what your experiencing out there. did you see a difference on your receipt after shopping? join the conversation happen

kgan-cbs2. a number of stores open tomorrow. imaginers at linndale mall tell us retailers will be ready. they'll be open from 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. tomorrow. and the mall will reopen 6:00 a.m. on black friday. and for why celebrations have you out going to the mall, be sure to send us pictures. download the news app and up load your photos. to see t, column. it's free for android and apple. and the corridors top stories and the weather first forecast in the top ten minutes. still to come, the voice of the hawkeyes on the final home game of the year. as iowa hopes to finish an up and down year on the strong note. >> and the radar is now clear of any rain here in eastern aye iowa. by the avenue the big question is can we keep that way? i'll have some answers for you on that in your weather first

cbs 2 this morning - the holiday season is also called the season of giving.how helping out causes a ripple effect and ends up helping you. this having a lit fun. >> i'm lousy at selfies but we have to take a thanksgiving selfie so we can send it out. we'll put it on twitter account as well. that's not too bad. one more.

happy thanksgiving to everybody out there. >> yeah. i'll send it out there. >> didn't get to prep enough there. >> didn't know that was coming. >> everybody is going to be doing that. you do that with your family, send to us. that would be great. >> absolutely. and if you're looking for weather information, i'm the guy to come to right now. because i got some pretty good news. not too much in the way of preacceptation the days. so we got some pretty nice dry conditions. here's the radar now and once again issue the rain that was in here this morning, has now pushed off to the east of us. we had about half an inch of rain. that system is now long gone and that should be it. until late sunday afternoon for sunday night. hopefully everybody will back safe by then. one thing we'll have to deal

cover. and it's going to be tough to burn these clouds off. maybe a little late day sunshine in some spots tomorrow afternoon. but if you'll be commuting anywhere tomorrow morning, looks like the temperature should be mid-30s. just a little bit above the freezing mark. lots of clouds around and chilly temperatures. and later on in the day, i think turkey is likely for many sports here in the eastern part of the state. so i don't think too big of a change for thanksgiving day and black friday. so lots of clouds around. cool temperatures both da so no big issues if you're going to be doing some shopping on friday, and then over the weekend, the temperatures actually take off and warm into the 50s around eastern iowa. we'll cap that off with some late day rain on sunday. with the system that'll bring the warm temperatures as the system moves closer and closer to us. here is your thanksgiving day planner for form. if you're one of those who does the turkey trot early in the day. temperatures should be in the middle 30s to start with.

feasting time frame here between noon and 2:00 in the afternoon. and that's when our temperatures should be back in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. and if all of that food makes you sleep, nap time, temperatures around 39. and then into the evening hour. we'll cool back down into the upper 30s and then we crack open the left overs which were sometimes just as good as the thanksgiving meal itself. >> the iowa game at kinnic stadium. for this time of the year, 42- degree temperature. skies will be mostly cloudy. winds electric coming in from the south at 5-10. so the weather shouldn't really be an issue for that. today's weather system. now pushing off. behind, that still a lot of clouds hanging around eastern iowa. we'll have to fight those off here. as you can see going through tonight. clouds are still pretty thick here. morning hours tomorrow, a little thinning taking place in

day sunshine tomorrow and this little marijuana disturbance might bring a couple furrilies. but it's all gone by friday morning and there should be no accumlace. so in the north, temperatures around 32. to 34. actually, that's tonight. then, as we get into tonight into southern sections of our area, temperatures around 34 to 35 degrees. about 34 hear in cedar rapids. for the north tomorrow, still mostly cloudy skies. seasonal temperatures. 37 to 40 ought to do it. and our southern there might be a little more soon shin. we could see -- sunshine. we could see a few spots 42-43 degrees. but i think overall mostly cloudy conditions. the dry weather lasting through saturday. some rain comes in. temperatures warming up quite a bit. and then a front slices through team coverage -- continues with the corridor commute from

next on c-b-s news... "i don't go to the doctor that much. if i can get by with my once a year checkup, i'll do that." how technology is hoping to fill in the gap of regular checkups and potentially save

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there are available for every type of digital de there are tons of apps available for every type of digital device. while some are designed to entertain and inform, others aim and the saving lives through early cancer detection. in this special report tonight, i look at the smart phone apps targets skin cancer. >> amy kadus works in broadcasting. when she's not in the newsroom, she loves spending time

for years. >> i work odd final season a movie shot here. and we had an on site medic. just hanging out in case something -- and one day she came up to me behind me with both hands full of sunscreen and went pow on my shoulder. and you need to wear sunscreen. >> reporter: the fresh air helps relieve the february stress of her job as a news director. from assigning crews in the field web copy, with responsibility like that, she says often her health comes second. >> i don't go to the doctor that much. if i can get by with my once a year check up, i'll do that. >> she has considered seeing a dermatologist over several freckles or moles that she fears could be or could become

it gives you a percentage on the likelihood it's cancerous. there's many apps. some, like my skin app is free. but all make it simple to take a picture of the a mole, name it and save it and let the app use use -- term the risk of cancer. >> as i was sitting and doing it myself, i was afraid. as i was take the percentages. i was like this comes back with -- there's 100% chance. >> and that's the goal behind the apps. not to scare you, but to give you a heads up when you should see a doctor. knutson is with the dermatology clinic of iowa. (nats of doctor and amy talking)because of the app - amy ?did have dr. knutson look at her spots. and after a quick exam - good news!none show signs of cancer.doctor knutson says overall - the

your health - but should not be taken as a diagnosis. sot/19:15:18 "you take it with a grain of salt. so i think the danger with an app is if somebody is not seeing their doctor, and using this solely to tell them what they need to do." (butt bite/19:16:03) "if it's helping them to, in a way, get more involved in taking care of themselves, then i think that's a positive."one of the ?pay apps actually has dermatologists on standby.it's called it's widely used globally - and coming to the u-s soon.for 30-dollars a year - skin vision not only tracks your moles - it can also send those pictures directly to your dermatologist, or provide you with one if needed.i spoke to the c-e-o in amsterdam.erik de heus says it's all about using technology most everyone carries - to stay in touch with changes in your skin."we believe in mobile health

focused, so it is all about engaging and empowering consumers to take care of their health, and in this case their skin health."(shots of amy walking down and sitting by the water)for amy - time outside is precious. now with an app to keep track of her skin - that means more of it to spend ?enjoying the sun - instead of fearing it. most apps claim to be within 60 to 85 percent accurate.but again - the bottom line is to see your doctor if you notice ?any changes in your skin. iowa will go for their 3rd straight win on friday - iowa will go for their third straight win on friday. and the voice of the hawkeyes, likes their chances. likes their chances. here from gary dolphin (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. why are you checking your credit score? i wanna see if it changed.

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on friday - the hawkeyes will host the >> yes on friday, the hawkeyes will huskers. this series has been played here twice and the results devastating both times for iowa. there's no reason to think the 2016 version won't be close too. the two teams have similar statistics and point difference corrals. and the voice of the hawk eyes, says if iowa is sound in all three face -- phases, they have a shot to knock off nebraska. >> they're winning two out of

if the hawks win special teams and win defense again - that's what i'm looking for - i look if the hawk wins special teams and defense again, that's what you've got cj and desmond - there's gonna be a lot of emotion running through that stadium u-n-i senior karter schult won the m-v-f-c defensive player of the year award on wednesday - the d-lineman led the nation in sacks with 17 - and also had 24 tackles-for-loss - schult is the second straight panther to win this award - deiondre hall took it home last season... iowa has seven wrestlers ranked in the top ten - and so far - those seven guys - and the rest of the hawkeyes - haven't been tested yet - that'll change this weekend... tom brands and the hawks will start conference play when they wrestle at purdue on sunday - this is a step up in competition just a week after the iowa city duals - but iowa's won 18 straight conference openers - and 21 but iowa has won 18 straight

so the expectation -- duals so the expectation is for them to be at their best. >> just another body. another man out there trying to take my livelihood. trying to do to me what i'm trying to do to him. just because it's big ten doesn't make a difference. >> we have to have urgency. we have to have our feet moving or we get hurt. or beat or scored on. because the competition is getting maybe ratcheted up a little bit, we have to ratchet up it a lot a bit. >> when you start or 0-4, that's a bad start. when you're 0-16 out of the gate that signals a tough season. first period, riders down -- how about at one time per. off of the stick of jacob sor o, t a. the net minder never saw. it's 1-1. just a couple minutes later, bobby hamilton lets it

but they lose 4-2.

ing it day in -- thanksgivi iowa. all day long temperatures in the range of 35-40 degrees. your feasting temperature around 38-40. between 12 and 2:00 in the afternoon. and then for left over accident we're back in the upper 70s later in the day. >> thanks. >> sure when you wake up tomorrow to start cooking you

captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now a "late show" thanksgiving message. >> hi, i'm a thanksgiving turkey here with a special holiday message. but first, i'd like to get something off my breast. would you please stop using your hand to draw me? depictionave turkey. i mean, look at me. i'm an abomination, a freak of nature, four stubby feathers. and where where's my waddle, my sole means of attracting a mate. without it i'll die alone and never know the sensuous touch of a hand. by the way, why do you even draw turkeys on thanksgiving.