birthdays, holidays and university of iowa and community events," the board will announce its decision at a meeting scheduled a week from tomorrow at 6:30 in the evening. iowa city is kicking off the cyclo-cross world cup today. the opening ceremony for the world cup event starts at 5:30 tonight at the terry trueblood recreation area. cyclo-cross world athletes will be introduced at off-road course. organizers expect the event to bring in cyclists from around the world. about a fifth of university of iowa female undergrads, who completed a recent school survey, reported being raped since enrolling. that's one finding of a first-of-its-kind study on sexual crimes at the iowa city campus. the u-i conducted the sexual misconduct survey, called speak out iowa, last fall. the survey was available to all u-i students, but only nine point three percent of them responded. o there's no way to know if the people who took the survey were more or less likely to experience sexual misconduct. so, these findings only represent those who took the survey, not necessarily all u-i students. here are some of the big stats. since enrolling, 21 percent of undergrad females, who finis

holidays and school events as well as university of iowa and community events," the board will announce its decision at a meeting scheduled a week from tomorrow at 6:30 in the evening. iowa city is kicking off the cyclo-cross world cup today. the opening ceremony for the trueblood recreation area. cyclo-cross world athletes will be introduced at seven. the event combines obstacles and cycling on an off-road course. organizers expect the event to bring in cyclists from around the world. about a fifth of university of iowa female undergrads, who completed a recent school survey, reported being raped since enrolling. that's one finding of a first-of-its-kind study on sexual crimes at the iowa city campus. the u-i conducted the sexual last fall. the survey was available to all u-i students, but only nine point three percent of them responded. on top of that, there's no way to know if the people who took the survey were more or less likely to experience sexual misconduct. so, these findings only represent those who took the survey, not necessarily all u-i students. here are some of the big stats. since enrolling, 21 percent of undergrad females, who finished the su necessarily on

remember to heed all warnings and evacuations over northern iowa should they become northern areas, before dropping southward towards cedar rapids and iowa city later this morning. more rain is possible tonight with drying conditions from midday friday into all of saturday. another round of rain is also possible sunday into monday. please stay tuned for further flooding updates.today: storms likely. isolated very heavy rain totals possible. wind: s 5-15. high: 79 tonight: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 64 tomorrow: partly sunny. wind: s 5-10. high: 83 tom. night: partly cloud 5-10. low: 64 running mate is coming back to iowa. mike pence will headline the iowa faith and freedom coalition fall banquet this saturday night at the state fairgrounds. today, the indiana governor is in colorado springs, colorado for a town hall eve. and his wife are launching an ambitious multi-billion dollar initiative..and it's not focused on technology. more on that in today's tech bytes. stay with tv9. it's ---. north carolina officials now say a man shot during a protest is on life support. as a-b-c's maggie rulli reports, lamont scott - a black man shot b

we have low 80s north of highway 20. 87 in waterloo. 85 and cedar rapids. 88 in iowa city and 86 in washington. the humidity is high. we can see that with dew points. that is what we have right now areawide. we're in the 70s all day long so far. it will continue to stay that way. that will lead to a heat index that is higher than the actual temperature. we have temperatures in the 80s and almost everyone has heat index values in the 90s. it feels like 92 and cedar rapids. 96 and iowa city. 93 in waterloo. about 5 to 10 degrees hotter than the actual temperature. that will go up from here. we could have index values get close to 100 degrees across the entirety of eastern iowa to -- through the afternoon. that could last for several hours before the sun set after the sun sets, that is what i'm keeping an eye on -- this cold front to the north. that was slowly sink south through the night in lead to the chance for showers and thunderstorms. for much of the day, this will stand into portions of wisconsin and minnesota this afternoon. as it moves further south, it we talked about this this morning.

you can temperatures down to 71 and in iowa city washington waand that will be cloudy and down toward iowa city and washington. >>> it is 6:31 as we continue up-to-date with the late on on flood 2016 and we will talk to now we're taking a live look right now at ???? in cedar rapids - . >>> you looking live at 6:47 of the down town we are -- 6:34 and the down down cam raw -- down town camera we have two other reporters out live and stephanie johnson and they bill give us the latest updates. -- will give us the latest updates. and that first forecast. a few mip minutes temperatures will -- minutes temperature will be in the upper 60s and a little cool. 3 o'clock will be around 68 and 45 is the current temperatures so grab a jacket or sweat shirt. and winds 6-10 miles per hour and gust to abo hour and the sunshine will be around for the day and the predictor show as week disturbance coming in lateer tonight and they will linger into over night and not expecting any-heavy rainfall most places will stay dry. and then for tomorrow we will keep the clouds around and and upper 60s toward iowa

and most into the 5 0 s. cedar rapids, you are 50 degrees. dubuque, 51 in iowa city and waterloo, mount pleasant, you're at 54 degrees. we are dry today we're not seeing any rain. yesterday, we did see a little bit of mist and sprinkles in part of the tv 9 viewing area we are dry and the only thing we are dealing with today other than the flooding is some wind so we have that as we go into the afternoon. i'm going to time out when that wind will start to pick calm out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour but look as we go into the afternoon those winds pick up at 15 to 25 miles per hour gusting up to 30 at times. back into the evening hours, those winds will start to die down. still out of the west at 5 to 15. here's a look at today's forecast. your first alert forecast will be cool because of that westerly wind and clear skies through the overnight hours and won't warm up too much. only warming up to cedar rapids and 68 in iowa city. 66 in waterloo and 65 in dubuque. we got mostly sunny skies with breezy conditions and your extended nine-day. tuesday, a little more

and tipton schools and iowa city schools are letting letting out early by going to kcrg.com slash cancellations. an iowa state campus bus driver who hit and killed a student last year is now out of jail. story county authorities released benjamin clague after he completed his 30 day sentence and paid a $100 dollar fine. he was driving the cyride bus... ... that hit emmalee jacobs last december in ames. jacobs was 18 years old from urbana. she later died from her injuries. jacobs' parents said they thought clague's want lawmakers will to review sentencing guidelines in similar cases. in a kcrg t-v nine update... the wife of a waterloo man accused of human trafficking now faces the same charges herself. prosecutors charged sade campbell, who is 24 years old, last week. the waterloo cedar falls courier reports she's the wife of lawrence campbell jr. he's from waterloo. investigators say he met two 16 year old girls from chicago online, bought waterloo and forced them into prostitution. the courier also reports sade would drive the teenagers to stores where she made them shoplift. the teenage girls

you can see scattered storms from tipton and iowa city southwest of iowa city -- cedar rapids. some of the cells could produce some rain in a short. of time. other ce . we do have a flash flood watch for our southern and western counties. it looks like most of the heavy rains will take far enough south that flash flooding should not be a big issue for us tonight. >> a former substitute teacher at cedar rapids washington high school says she is not the of having an inappropriate relationship with a student. mary beth haglin entered the haggling admitted to sexual contact with the student. she is charged with sexual exportation by school employee. she says the school tried to cover up the controversy. longtime washington principal along with activities director resigned the positions as the district it human resource officer. this week district leaders completed their investigation into the incident say school family and friends of a cedar rapids teen gunned down year ago tonight gathered again today to remember him. him.15-year-old aaron richardson -- was found bleeding on 16th s

iowa." "he so kindly let me borrow a time trial bike for the race."you -- and the iowa city p-d -- can cheer officer hayes on as she takes on her third ironman. ironman. "that's what gets you through the race is your family and the people out there supporting you." she'll compete on sunday in madison, wisconsin.her next arizona in november. at veridian credit union that's why we're offering auto loans you get a low rate, plus up to $200 cash back, but this offer ends soon, i'm patty judge, and if you don't think washington has changed chuck grassley, try and ask him. the senate is broken. why are you leading all the obstruction? if you get your way and defund planned parenthood, my cancer screenings? if i'm paying more for medicine because your medicare plan passes, how do i afford that? are you even listening? i approved this message because, chuck, >>> with lots of moisture in place and a cold front from the north west. showers and thunderstorms redeveloped around eastern iowa and some of those dropped rain up in our northern counties. 66 right now in cedar rapids and the

waterloo, 79. 80 and iowa city. dew points are much cooler, lower numbers than yesterday. dew 60s. we are feeling the humidity building across northeast iowa. winds anywhere from 6-12 miles an hour. 84 in mason city. 85 and fort dodge. 87 in des moines. low to mid 80s for us out there, especially in the quad cities. we are warmer tomorrow. look at what's happening around the middle west. warm air is building. an area of low pressure continues to move our way. as we look to the west we're finding some scattered showers and thundershowers north of us, around fairmont and back toward the mankato area and over to wells and austin, minnesota. that moisture will press east and as it does it will bring more cloud cover as we look for scattered showers this evening and overnight in the northern half of i was -- iowa. he was he the first wave roll through in the morning. this warm front continues to move through ringing the humidity and muggy air. here's what we have for this afternoon. dry for us but watch the north. late tonight, some scattered showers a possible. we will see more as we h

what does it mean for us in cedar rapids and iowa city? we will have mostly cloudy skies today. must -- muggy weather. 70 in cedar rapids and 69 in iowa city. highs today around the state can't call rain with clouds, 80s and the south, 70s in the north. there is the satellite and radar with heavy rain continued toar the south. it is all along this warm front that has stalled out. slowly start to move to the east this afternoon. as it does it drives more of the moisture with it. cedar rapids iowa city back down towards the quad 80s. we will see scattered showers and thunderstorms showers as evening into the overnight hours. we will stay cloudy until ride a good morning. by friday afternoon were clearing out. the rain is gone by early afternoon. the clouds will move out by early afternoon as well. southern part of the skies -- the area. extended forecast is offering up 84 with dry weather for saturday. that is a short break. we need a longer one. the rain will be the back at us sunday through wednesday with 70s on the board and mid to lower 60s rather 70s by thursday and dry day th

temperatures areawide 64 degrees in cold wind. 65 degrees in waterloo, 67 degrees and iowa city. the winds are out of the west northwest 17 to 25 miles per hour. we could see gusts between 20 and 35 miles per hour as we head into the afternoon hours and look at these dew points they continue to drop. like i mentioned, they were up yesterday. dew points in the mid-to upper 30s now areawide as that cold front has moved through. that has taken a clouds with it as our satellite and radar shows plenty of sunshine around the area. our predictor has sunshine expected for the rest of the afternoon. we keep the clear skies in the forecast tonight and we start to see some clouds build, maybe an isolated shower as we get into tomorrow afternoon. we talk about your weather first warning weather forecast in just a few minutes.>>> we want to make sure drivers are aware that the inside lane of i- 380 closest to the median is closed both north and southbound emergency vehicle use only. if you are out and about today, you will see some slowdowns on i-380 as those lanes are again restricted for eme

rapids and iowa city. rapids and iowa city. upper 40s in dubuque and you die an applebee's usda choice top sirloin searing to smoky oak perfection on a new wood-fired grill... ...just wait until you see the price. wood-fired steak with two sides for just $9.99. now for a limited time. applebee's usda choice top sirloin applebee's new hand-cut, wood fired grilled steak. now only $9.99 for a limited time. only at applebee's. the cedar river has been on the rise all >>> welcome back. it is 6:30. the cedar river has been on the rise all weekend long. today into tomorrow is >> cbs 2 news kevin barry has been monitoring the river all weekend long. we fand him down along the banks of the cedar river this morning. kevin, set the scene for those just joining us at 6:30. >> we are right along the lion bridge that connects the new bo heem yan district to the czech village. the site to really see is just how high the water is off the very side of it. there's one last arch here that high the water is, and as the sun st

louis, 88 and indianapolis and 76 in iowa city. there goes the area of low pressure and the cold front. here is the next storm maker. and area of low pressure to our west will slide iowa's way. our flow heads to the south and we and humidity to the forecast where we get the rain. here is the predictor. we see a pretty quiet day today. tomorrow the clouds build. the forecast says maybe a couple of rain drops but it looks like later thursday afternoon we start to see rain and more showers possible thursday night. we keep the clouds and we have off and on showers expected through the day. it's soggy for friday night not very upper 60s in north iowa. northeast breeze at five-10 miles an hour. tonight's forecast mostly clear. and east breeze at males an hour. 55 in decorah. 57 in iowa city. tomorrow southerly flow returns with our temperature just a little lower from 76 and decorah and 77 iowa city. sunny early clouds will build and we will have later showers for thursday night. extended forecast featuring the 60s four tomorrow night. sc

cedar rapids and iowa city low 70s with scattered showers. there is doppler, and as you see plenty of rain to be had. south of manchester dubuque thundershowers, some heavy rains. and towards waterloo and back towards northeast iowa we are starting to see scattered showers and tea storms develop. nothing severe is expected today but we are going to keep a watchful eye on showers and some rumbles of number -- thunder throughout the day. look at this, we are looking off to the east. as those clouds continue to build out there. so nice picture in dubuque. cedar rapids, rain continues, 66 this monday, west wind at seven. temperatures are city six that marcel, 64 in iowa city. around the state highs today 68 in des moines, waterloo 68, upper 70s in the quad cities. we have an area of cold front desk -- low '80s in kansas city through the midwest and slowly but surely continuing to move through iowa, dragging with it showers and clouds. as the frontal boundary moves away high-pressure develops on top of us, and that will clear the sky and give us ni

this washed out front, that is moving away, yesterday it wa producing severe weather in wisconsin and iowa city and cedar rapids toda just some patchy clouds. currently 77 degrees hopkins, i is still in the low '80s in mansfield and akron-canton, the dewpoint is in the 50s here is the old cold front , the one that the way it eill not push down into our area until late friday. tonight, clear and quiet overnight low temperature about 59. and then tomorrow and other cut-and-paste day will be worn with eastern lands. then watch the jet stream, to the north begins to buckle by the end of the week and that will allow front to trim temperatures from the '80s to upper '60s this weekend with partly cloudy skies.8 it will be in the mid- 60s by the middle of next week and fee more like the end of september instead of mid- august, and the flowers will be a bit happier. an explosive situation is developing tonight, the most activei volcanoes in the americ most active volcano in central america is renting again, this time lapse video shows the smoke and ash rising from three albano, volcano is 50 miles east

and, an iowa city home with blended styles could soon be a symbol of the city's history. these stories and more, all new tonight on cbs 2 news at a new type of housing is attracting young people taking advantage of the shared economy. advocates say the growing movement toward co- type of housing is attracting young people taking advantage of the shared economy. advocates say the growing movement toward the living is not about access, it's not about ownership rather it's about access. pod sharing. it is a membership -based home designed f place temporary -- temporarily or on the longer-term vacation. >> give up a little bit of privacy and a lot of social ability or collisions. >> i like sharing everything it's fun. but there's a lot more value to the experiences rather than having ownership over something. >> the homes offered dorm like living and modern amenities where people can meet, live and exercise together. the pods are more open than a meant to encourage interaction. oh those millennial's commentary, what'll they think of next? stomach without a lot of showers and t

a lot of places up north around 77. 79 in tma and iowa city -- and iowa city has 78 degrees. with dew points in the 70s, plenty of moisture on sawnny night. also some moisture coming in from the south. that will deep keep dew points well into the 70s on wednesday. there is the possibility of several storms. that's where the active shower and thunderstorms will be. by morning, it should be more there is a possibility of a strong storm developing in northeastern and northwestern iowa. by the time we get to wednesday, there is some strong storms in eastern iowa. another one comes quickly by tomorrow in advance of brain lot of sunshine, temperatures up around 90 degrees, dew points will be back in the 70s, another very stuffy day is expected, and our predictor indicates stay to the west of us. as we get tomorrow morning with plenty of sunshine, we get it town about 90 degrees. by across the area tomorrow night. your forecast. overnight tonight, low temperatures will be very mild for this time of year. skies generally fair, winds out of the south. for tomorrow, we're back to opene

mostly cloudy and isolated shower but a 30% chance temperatures in the upper 40s and 49 in iowa city and 49 in washington and 47 in cedar rapids. >> we are heading balk downtown and -- back downtown and kevin watt snr. >> we are along 18thive new and the city bar cade meets the businesses, they -- barricades and meets the businesses and you see two feet of water. we were here abut 10:30 and lave o'clock and it was bone dry there was this sand left over on the ground from filling the bariers and some of it spilled over western frontier seen. but there is at least two feet of water that goes down and you see some of the owners and the bar manager of torpedoes grub and pub. they had their own protection they built for themselves. and why the city chose to put the barricade and left some of the businesses out and some of the people disagree, some of they would like for their property to be protected but they understood why they did what they did. and some say they should have included their buildings. we know where the water came from. we can see the bridge is still dry it came from the s

it was cool in the north with temperatures in the 70s but further to the south it got warmer and iowa city made it to 85. our current readings are showing 80s for cedar rapids and points to the south and holding in the upper 70s in the northeast. here is the dew points. it is not good in the south with upper 60s in the southern in the next 24 hours leaving the chance for under storms. the disturbance has tropical moisture. this is what is left of newton. it is moving toward us. these will consolidate around the midwest in the next 24 hours and we will develop low- pressure across iowa and wisconsin. shows the rainfall totals not overly bad over much of eastern iowa but in eastern iowa they might go up. there is the moisture from newton to the south and the other area. as far as temperatures tomorrow, readings will be back in the upper 70s too low 80s and the dew points will start to climb an afternoon. the forecast for tonight is generally around 65 degrees across the area and cause will be building. tomorrow will be mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and storms in the late af

heed all warnings and evacuations over northern iowa should they become necessary capable of another 1-4" over northern areas, before dropping southward towards cedar rapids and iowa city later this morning. more rain is possible tonight with drying conditions from midday friday into all of saturday. another round of rain is also possible sunday into monday. please stay tuned for further flooding updates. today: storms likely. isolated very heavy rain totals possible. wind: s 5-15. high: 79 tonight: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 64 tomorrow: partly sunny. wind: s 5-10. high: 83 tom. night: partly heavy rain is causing significant flooding in northern iowa. i'll show you some of the damage, coming up in a live report. more rain tonight could cause more flooding further down the cedar river. i'll show you where that could happen, coming up in your first alert forecast. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. "these police officers are showing a tremendous amount of courage and there's obviously a few hundred people who have come to our town center in charlotte, north carolina, which is a great city in and thei

we have 77 in monticello and iowa city and the dew are not a big factor, upper 50s and low 60s. the wind has increased out of the south at 5 to 15 miles an hour with gusts up to 25. satellite and radar are quiet, some clouds building this afternoon but more so this evening. as you see, a nice quiet afternoon. ahead of us, clouds building this evening and rain expected overnight tonight. high of 79 this afternoon, 68 at 9:00, and we'll watch for coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> new at noon, the minimum wage will soon go up in lynn county after the third reading of the minimum wage ordinance was approved. it will increase one dollar each year for three years. january 1st it will increase to $8.25 an hour and by 2019 it will be $10.25 an hour. individual cities within county have the authority to opt out of the increase. >>> authorities are looking ifer more information after a young man's body was found over the weekend. 20-year-old nathan tweed was at the university of northern iowa.if you saw something related to the incident or have any information - the sheriff office asks y

we could see 70 and iowa city and down toward washington. for tonight, mostly cloudy, an isolated shower north and east. it will be cool. not as cool as this morning. temperatures in the middle to your extended forecast, 64 tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies. we could see a light sprinkle. we start to warm up on thursday and friday as temperatures will be and the upper 60s with morning lows in the upper 50s, excuse me, upper 40s. saturday and sunday, right around average which is 70 degrees for this time of year. 73 is a possibility for monday. the week looks pretty follick. >> and will feel very fall like >>> still ahead, all through flood 2016 we have been showing you amazing drone video of the cedar river. up next, the technology we are allowed to use. we have correction -- we will talk with someone from the red cross. we're looking forward to that. we apologize. we will be back with the red so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig

and iowa city west is loaded with star power this year and they're off to a fast start. stay with tv9. be a suprise because they are loaded with talent. for the first time this season, the iowa city west football team cracked the top 10 rankings in class 4a after a huge win last week at 4th ranked muscatine. the trojans beat southeast polk to open the season and confidence is riding high. the trojans are led by one of the most highly coveted receivers in the country, oliver martin who already has 267 yards and 3 touchdowns. but the trojans feel they have a more balanced offense this year with matthew huff at eunning back and devontae lane at the other wode tv9 sports. up hosting cedar falls friday night and then the battle for the boot on 9.2 the following week. the cyclones allen lazard is one of the most gifted receivers in the country. the 6"5 junior from urbandale has a caught a pass in a school record 24 straight games. he had 6 catches for 129 yards and a touchdown defense this week. he's a big wr he has good hands, good ability and he runs good routs. it's our job

and humid day across eastern iowa. that led to some districts, like iowa city, to let out students out early for the day. summer continues to hang on in the air along with an unstable atmosphere brings showers and storms to the state tonight and tomorrow. gusty winds will accompany some of the storms, but the main threat is heavy rain. over 2 inches will be possible storms. after a break on thursday, more active weather returns friday, ahead of a cold front, ushering in beautiful fall weather for the upcoming weekend. have a great night. tonight: storms become likely. heavy rain is possible. wind: sw 5-15. low: 70 tomorrow: occasional rain and thunderstorm s. heavy rain is possible. wind: sw 10-20. high: 84 tom. night: storms likely. heavy rain is possible. wind: w 5-10. low: 65 thursday: partly cloudy. high: friday: showers and a few thunderstorm s. locally heavy rain is possible. high: 78 low: 62 saturday: turning mostly sunny. high: 72 low: 57 sunday: mostly sunny. high: 75 low: 51 monday: increasing clouds. high: 79 low: 58 tuesday: chance of showers, cooler. high: 68 low: 55 wednesday: partly cloudy.

for tomorrow we will add sunshine to the equation and you've got your iowa game in iowa city. the temperature at kickoff which is a 11:00 a.m. should be 70 degrees. and the sunshine and winds at 10 to 15. here's what's going on tonight. we've got a cold front that's moisture. as we go through the night you can see how the front starts moving quickly off to the southeast. skies start to clear out. during the day tomorrow we are back into sunshine with -- as a high pressure building holds. to mars temperatures are expected to be back in the upper 60s to lower 70s around eastern iowa. should be plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. the dew points are going to start to go down to moisture levels dash -- they will stay in the upper 50s to lower 60s as we going to sunday. meaning the weekend is going to be outstanding. really nice for september. lots of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. and i do summer coming back next week. with got temperatures in our long-range forecasts that are right around 80 to 85 degrees with our normal highs back down around 7476. we've got a warm week c

american artifacts, pipeline work would western north dakota and cross through south dakota, iowa and illinois. this just into the tv9 newsroom... iowa city area crimestopper s wants your help finding a man police say stealing from an unlocked car. crimestoppers says this man took about 2 thousand dollars worth of property from a car near casa azul on 1st avenue in coralville. this was last saturday morning. and whenever you see news, give us a call on newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. you can also email pictures and video to newsroom at kcrg dot com. meteorologist justin gehrts has your first alert forecast, justin... plan on the rain to exit the area very quickly this morning leaving the daylight hours dry and quie lower 80s south and upper 70s towards the north. our next area of low pressure is not far off though, and will begin to impact our weather beginning tomorrow. plan on some showers and storms in the area for friday and especially on friday night. this weekend continues to look great with highs into the 70s and lows into the 50s. the plan weather-wise for saturday continues to be unchanged with clear sky and comfortab

iowa series, climate engineers does work closely on products -- and suppliers. "most of it is local, within iowa and we have a lot of clients in cedar rapids and iowa city. " for made in eastern iowa kcrg-tv 9 the g-20 economic summit in china as the world's eyes are turned towards northeast asia, north korea has fired three ballistic missiles off its east coast its here is a live look at . stay with kcrg-tv9. plan on a breezy and warm labor day with highs well into the 80s. given the breeze, that'll help take the edge off the approaching mugginess today. late tonight into tomorrow morning, a small chance of storms exists, with a better chance tomorrow night into wednesday. heavy rain is possible with any storms that come through the region both we should remain in-between system with dry sky likely. friday, a strong cold front approaches from the west and should generate some more showers and storms. going into the weekend, plan on highs to fall well down into the 70s with dry conditions and pleasant humidity. today: partly cloudy early, then turning mostly sunny. breezy and warm. wind: s 10-20 high: 87 tonight: possible late in the night. wind: s 5-15 low: 71 tom

communities across the state, council bluffs, storm lake, spencer, algona, muscatine, maquoketa and iowa city and we wanted to work with young people so we connected with seventh-grade art teachers in those seven communities. 8:09 each panel there's a map of the city and the title is "we all perform" and it tells the work that hancher has done around the state touching the lives of young people. some of these students will be coming to the university of still ahead, we're talking to hancher's production manager. we'll learn a little more about what this building is really capable of, and what it can do that the old hancher couldn't. its here is a live look at . area very quickly this morning leaving the daylight hours dry and quiet. towards the north. our next area of low pressure is not far off though, and will begin to impact our weather beginning tomorrow. plan on area for friday and especially on friday night. this weekend continues to look great with highs into the 70s and lows into the 50s. the plan clear sky and comfortable temperatures for football into the 60s.today: gradual clearing

further south a little warmer. 64 and iowa city. dubuque is at 61 and charles city with a temperature at 57. as we back up you can see this area of spinning cloud coverage to the east of us. invited in that our spokes of energy that generate these the system is cut off from the main jet stream. there's nothing to push it along. it will wander along for the next few days. eventually it will get close to us and give us clouds tomorrow and the transfer shower friday night or early in the day on saturday. as we go to our jet stream flow we can show you the storm system. you will be able to see there's nothing to push this. it just meanders. here we are tonight. on friday backs up and goes back to the north. it finally kicks to the northeast early next week. in doing so as it gets closer to us it brings those clouds and scattered showers. you can see on the ring forecast its closer to the center of the low where the heaviest rain will be in eastern iowa. it shows for hundreds of an inch and that may be a push. not looking for too much rai

don't think we're there yet. >> i don't know what they can do to actually get people to come to iowa city and stay in iowa city. i just know it's something that, you know, they really need to resources into. >> coming up tomorrow on the cbs 2 news i will explain how the district plans to address those concerns going forward. covering the corridor in iowa city. connor morgan. cbs 2 news. >>> in the midst of some tension relations one man says there might be more similarities between the two than you might think. a new plague in iowa city parallels. dora is here to explain what writer had in mind when he wrote black and blue. >> it centers aroundtwo chacialghts a white chicago police officer and an african-american man that was arrested ten years earlier. they have two different view and that makes for all these conflicts but shawn louis says as the audience gets an inside look they do have common ground. he says the idea came to him over the summer when police brutality was a topic. they say the play was a hard sell but encouragement from the public meant this was something they wanted to see.

and here's match point colby green smoke one down the line and iowa city west wins the spike with the 3-1 victory.. and finally lets get wet.. linn-mar hosted kennedy in the pool...200 free...it's kelsey drake, who's back at linn-mar after swimming in the olympic trials. drake pulls away from the field to win in 1:59.51.... --200 im...kennedy goes 1-2...kassidy lovig touches first followed by teammate jess williams... --to the diving board where jayden lovell nails her final dive to win with a score of 242.6.... --drake adds another individual title as she wins the 100 free... --but kennedy takes the dual as sarah gannon wins the 500 free..the cougars beat the lions 106 to 80 a live look at . it's wednesday, september 7th. here's what you need to know today. "17:46:03 this is an iconic loss for the whole community " riley's caf on first avenue in cedar rapids suffered damage from a fire that started near a ventilation vent. people living in spillville are upset because they insurance as others close by. outdated fema flood maps stop them from getting more coverage. a native american t

city. l.a. sent this picture in and this next one is of a damaged tree in rockford, iowa in floyd county. be sure to tune in at t -- 2:00 p.m. on cbs2 and fox 28 and we will be live about the flood forecast in cedar rapids that is taking place in city hall and it will include the latest updates on what cedar rapids plans to do next. you can watch it live and on >>> mid-american energies twitter page is saying that 17,000 are without power in waterloo and surrounding areas. crews are there trying to figure out where the source of the problem is. we will give you updates and monitor this situation. once this is over you can follow us on facebook and twitter for the latest. that is free for apple and android devices. >>> drivers using the southbound ramp from i treaty southbound 42nd street might want to think about a different route. the southbound ramp to 42nd will be closed and it is anticipated to get open sunday by early evening. >>> a corridor murder trial coming to a close. david miller going to prison for the brutal death of a the family wanted him to spend life behind bars. he was co

and things quiet down. temperatures todays very warm. 86 in iowa city. 82 cedar rapids. here is the front that's causing the big contrast in temperatures. that will gradually sink southward and take the thunderstorms with it. after that we will have one more system out of the southwest and that will be in here storms. tomorrow we should be pretty much in the dry during the day. temperatures around 80 degrees. dew points eventually falling back into the 60s. so not quite so humid tomorrow. and your forecast then has lows tonight that will range from 63 in the north to 70 degrees in the south. scattered showers and thunderstorms, but it looks like the heaviest will be in the southern one-third of our viewing area from about cedar rapids on to the south. and then for tomorrow becoming mostly sunny. a little less humid, especially in the north. mid 70s in the north to the mid then as we get towards friday another round of showers and thunderstorms, but it looks like that system clears out for the weekend. we will have some sunshine and by then our temperatures will have coole

decorah at 59 degrees and that's definitely fall-like. 61 and oelwein. 60 dubuque. 64 cedar rapids and iowa city. the cool air itself across eastern iowa. on the satellite we talked about the upper air low and where it spinning around over lower michigan, it takes the moisture from the gulf of mexico and for us that means mostly clouds. here and there a few showers. the important part of the forecast revolves around the position of the upper air low and watch what happens as we go through sunday. it won't move very much and goes down a little bit and gets into the nokia and then backs up into illinois. finally by saturday was back sunday it's still working its way out of michigan. the next four or five days a won't move much and that means our weather is status quo around eastern iowa. not much rainfall but from time to time we have clouds and cool temperatures. rainfall forecast through sunday shows eight that might be a bit of a push. nothing very exciting in the weather outside of cool temperatures we have had the past few days. forecast tonight has partial clearing in the skies later on and

rates and rentals. iowa city says it need more affordable housing and is hashing out a plan. trying to stay together. organizers and volunteers say there is a growing need for safe spaces for homeless families. doctors are trying to help new moms see that postpartum depression isn't a character complication of giving birth. i have more on that in a live report. good wednesday morning! it's 5 o'clock on september 21st. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara

we are here to defend. >> and keep the cy-hawk trophy in iowa city. >> and had 27 of these and it's hard to predict what's going to happen. daykirk ferentz has had tons of success at iowa - but just 8 and 9 in these games - and the last four losses have come by a combined 13 points - in iowa city - pat moroney - come with a combined 13 points. pat maroni cbs news sports. >> at the battle for spike iowa city west hosting -- aldridge and graham drops down and gives the city the early lead -- lead. the moon ball finds the whole for the point and later in the set little hawks setting up for the spike but check this out. west wins the battle for the spike in four sets. the boys golf -- andrew wood to cedar rapids washington and franklin wall. she shot a 29 to finish second. his teammate when the whole thing and so did the worries of the team. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase controls 6. and six

and iowa counties, dubuque is a cloudy start to the day. they are at 68 degrees currently on the board and let's show you morning temperatures. 62 waterloo, 63 cedar rapids, 65 iowa city and 63 and winds are out of the south at 5-10- mile an hour not much stronger than that. there is the statewide satellite radar. there you can see that first wave of rainfalling apart this morning and we keep the clouds and showers in the forecast throughout the day today just scattered showers expected again nothing severe, we'll keep that rain chance in the forecast through about 9:00 tonight which means you still might have rain drops to deal with as you head to friday night football. 67 at 9:00, 75 at noon, and 77 this afternoon. full forecast for you coming up here in about 10 minutes time. kevin? >>> thank you. proposal, cedar rapids has a new plan now to bring a casino to the city of five seasons again. developers say it could bring more than 200 permanent jobs adding millions of dollars to the downtown payroll. cbs 2 news anchor karen fuller explains why city leaders say there's reason for optimism that this proposal will succeed where the last one failed. >> reporter: calling

fry's statue is still here at fry fest for fans to come and take picture, but after today, if you want a glimpse of it, it will be outside of the iowa city/coralvill e convention and visitors bureau which is located on 1st avenue, also known as fry statue are from eastern iowa. kcrg-tv nine's mark carlson gives us a behind the scenes look at how the statue came together. we are so pleased to carry out this tradition, this is our 8th one... every one has been very special for a different reason. it's become a tradition fans. a visit from legendary football coach hayden fry right before the fi trip back, i'm really having a difficult time." with traveling now a challenge for fry... this trip is extra special... because it help cement his legacy. "they'll last virtually forever." an effort that all started a few months ago at this quiet shop in kalona. "the coloring on them could change, if it's not taken care of it could turn green." steve maxon and his team have "we did irving weber for iowa city, and then we did lincoln for illinois college in jacksonville, and i think we're going to do herbert hoover for west branch here pretty soon too

temperatures across the area. 51 in waterloo and iowa city. and 52 in monticello. and the cool spot at 49. and the winds out of the west from 6 to 13 miles an hour. they will pick up. they will be gusty at times. but approach 30 to 35 miles an hour this afternoon. drier air. and look at the dew points in the low to mid-40s areawide and continue toking in the 40s and 50s -- continuing to be in the 40s and 50s as we move through the week. the cold front continuing to move into illinois. but the showers, there you go, up into lake michigan, the back edge of the clouds, stretch from dubuque to washington,and we will be sunny, for the rest of the afternoon, and here is the predictor, which shows the sunshine, in the forecast, we will keep the clear skies tonight and another cool night expected and we will see some clouds work their wa afternoon, which could bring some light showers, but nothing heavy anticipated so we will keep an eye on that. and the forecast for today, mostly sunny, and cool and breezy, with a west wind, 15 to 25. and the temperatures will be in the l

and across iowa for boosting the state's economy. speaking at did you money. also notes trucking is a competitive industry that brings products and good career opportunities here. >>> also came to iowa city today. the iowa based company offered work flow and productivity solutions. it's all about keeping. >> we're trying to build an ecosystem that supports them. the private sector, job programs that are available and make sure people are aware of all these things and then have a chance to. >>> the eye iowa development group says. >>> some sad news tonight as a >> wrote the best seller -- but you know it as field of dreams. the hit was a huge hit. to this day thousands come to the film site to have a catch with dad or anyone else. although from canada, he in rural iowa with no team, but millions of fans around the world.w-p kinsella, was 81 the older we get, the more we measure quality of life by the numbers. to raise social security's retirement age to 70, it's time to pay attention. for years, he's pressed to privatize social security, risking seniors' guaranteed benefits on the stock market. and blum even supports cutting social security benefits. that's a plan for our seniors that doe

iowa has a lot of experience and iowa state is dealing with a new coachin staying in iowa city for another year after the iowa football team dominated iowa state, 42-3. scott saville and scott westerberg have a recap. to one and 37 passing and what a game for the senior matt vandeberg with seven catches for 129 yards. he is faster than people think yeah he is white but it really fast and a lot of people think he is not as fast he's a trustworthy guy he is going to be where he needs tto be and i can't count him to be their. and i just goes back to the off-season now that we have been together for a full year it is really nice to have that is a pass we work on all know it turns up in games and so when you put get that situation in a game we are able to convert. those were beautiful plays and i just really well thrown balls and a nice nice catches he had that one drop which i know that was too easy probably if you can make some plays like that that's gonna make you tougher to defend. and what a night for vandeberg not only did he have the big game on the field right after the game he proposed

and 25 miles per hour this afternoon. decorah 48. 50 in monticello. cedar rapids, iowa city, 52. great pressure over the great lakes that is bringing in clouds and a northwesterly flow. you can see our predictor model has us in clouds. maybe light sprinkles. we will be back to sunshine as we get into the afternoon hours for tomorrow. temperatures will be in the low to mid 60s area wide. we'll be back to check the river levels and what you can expect. >>> this morning, hearts are still grieving for a young life lost. several people came out last night to remember a 13-year-old girl that was shot and killed tuesday morning. neighbors, friends, and family held a candle light vigil at the very same spot the young girl was killed. cbs 2 news caught up with the victim's sister and cousin. she's too young, and she didn't deserve this. she brought joy to everybody. her attitude, it was something else. >> she didn't really get to graduate. she didn't really get to see anything. it hurts a lot to know that my younger sister got shot. i'll never get to see my sister again. >> cbs 2 news repo

they include davenport, iowa city and des moines. no word yet on where the iowa city stop is happening, just that it's set to start at 3:15. president barack obama signed a disaster declaration for iowa. it's for designated for storms, straight line winds and flooding that happened between august 23rd and 27th. fema will continue to see if additional designations will be added to this declaration. right about now the city of cedar rapids is opening the flood evacuation zone to people who live and work within the area. for everyone else, that area will not reopen until 7 a-m tomorrow. the city wants to make sure everyone can thoroughly clean up this opened up several sand bag drop of sites, and will keep the city services center open. they've also waived the fees for flood permits. and the bridge at edgewood road is already open. with the news conferences every day, we've been covering the the view. you can watch it or set your d-v-r to see the show overnight, at 1:30 saturday morning. and you can get your football fix live on kcrg 9 p

we're sitting at 51 in cedar rapids and in iowa city. it's 52 degrees in dubuque and, 52 in waterloo and manchester. we'll warm up today 67 degrees for the high today. we're dry. a lot of sunshine and a few passing clouds and keep the clear skies around for the overnight allowing to us drop down into the 50 and others to the upper 40s. let's go over to ky to talk about the river levels. >> thank you very much. we're getting more and more updates along the cedar river basin. out of vinton, we're situated at the cre around 21.7 feet. however, it keeps going up. so that's the one thing we have to watch for here on all of this. we're at 21.7 right now. it is at its crest point. not expecting to exceed this by much but what that does is increase confidence in what will eventually occur at cedar rapids. we jumped 18 feet at the river. the crest is about a five-foot rise to 23 feet by about this time tomorrow morning and notice the side of the screen. you get into the lower 20s on the cedar river stage, it reaches the bottom of the bridge decks

one-time rival bernie sanders is coming back to iowa to campaign f h in davenport, des moines and iowa city on monday. his iowa city event will start at three-15... more details about that event are expected to be announced soon. donald trump campaigns in another swing state today. he'll be in michigan today after he was in council bluffs earlier this week. trump could change the way he prepares for his next debate with hillary clinton. "brutally honest" about trump's performance the otehr night. for a debate recap and more political insight --check out the blog from kwwl political analyst and uni associate professor, dr. chris larimer. you can find a link to that on our website kwwl dot com. voters are now casting their ballots in iowa. early voting is underway. four years ago -- about 700-thousand iowans avoided the lines on election day by voting early - o absentee. the average citizen, voting early, allows the phone calls to stop. so no more being bugged. ya know? during your dinner time you won't get any more calls. so, that's an advantage. we checked in with black hawk county. 157 vot

in intensity but still bringing rain to the forecast as you see, south of cedar rapids and back toward the iowa city area. these are along the mississippi river, the cedar river as well as they wapsipinicon river. all those and flood warning status. let's go around doppler radar. as we fly around we will find scattered showers. very light just south of cedar rapids toward i was city and the marengo area. let's move the radar and show you that in western parts of our viewing area we're also seeing scattered showers. rain has moved out of the forecast for now. we will continue to monitor these flood concerns. the latest flood forecasts, the shell rock river is above 2008 level. it's about cresting now. the city of cedar rapids continues preparations and will be holding press conferences every day at 10am as the threat of flooding exist. exists.this morning at the latest press conference the city manager said sandbags will be free at newbo and ellis park. concern about that because some information on their website had not been updated. the manager was also glad to say many entities both public and pri

thousands of people living in eastern iowa are preparg fo severeflooding in the ahead.those living cities such as cedar rapids, waterloo and iowa city are filling sandbags and getting ready to flee their homes if need be.the cedar river expected to crest tomorrow at 23-feet... 8-feet above flood stage.it will be the worst flooding in that area since 2008. aware and effort to keep college students safe is turning out to be good advice for just about anyone. ann sterling is on the uwm campus with their safety message today. it's called it's called campus safety week to make sure students don't get too comfortable. it's a reminder to stay aware and alert. the event starts this morning at 8 am. campus police will be on hand training, a self-defense course, cpr, defibrillator training and information on alcohol awareness. milwaukee and shorewood police will also be out here to talk about safety in nearby neighborhoods. in the past months there have been a number of home break in's and car break ins in shore wood and that's one thing police will focus on. jury start today for one of the men accused in the murder of 5-year-old la

we'll take another look at your looked to improve to 3 and 0 this morning in iowa city. they're taking on fcs powerhouse north dakota state. kickoff is set for 11:00 at kinnick. if you don't have tickets, you can catch the game on espn 2. and today on kcrg 9 point 2, you can watch the uni panthers as they take on eastern washington. the panthers are 1 and 1 after the first two weeks. kickoff is set for 6:00. but first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first thanks britley. thanks for joining us this announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus countdown." when wild animals are in crisis who comes to the rescue? the generous professionals on today's countdown, that's who. linda: yay for jack. jack: how many monkeys do you have here right now? lorena: like, 40. wes: sometimes you come in here and it's like an emergency room. literally animals everywhere. jack: i've met them all over the world, and each story is more inspiring than the next. ed: i spend almost

rates and rentals. iowa city says it need more affordable housing and is hashing out a plan. trying to stay together. organizers and volunteers say there is a growing need for safe spaces for homeless families. doctors are trying to help new moms see that postpartum depression isn't a character complication of giving birth. i have more on that in a live report. good wednesday morning! it's 5 o'clock on september 21st. here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara we'll need to watch for some morning thunderstorm s over extreme northeast iowa and southwest wisconsin through the early morning hours. while not severe, some heavy rainfall is likely and may lead to localized flash flood concerns. highs will be tricky today and solely depends on the extent of sunshine, but low 80s northeast and upper 80s southwest should be a good compromise at this time. later tonight into tonight, areas of thunderstorms should blossom again, especially towards northwest iowa. this activity should sink south into the area overnight carrying a heavy rain risk with it. dry wea