cbs 2 this morning...the mayor speaks to cbs 2 news about how the city is getting ready for it's largest flood since 2008. the rush to save inventory for some of cedar rapids' downtown businesses before the water rises. the latest information after more nights of protests over community relations with police. welcome to cbs two this morn d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather developing right now in bremer county. county.authorities in waverly are ordering evacuations due to flooding in the city.they tell cbs 2 news - people living in the southeast quadrant of waverly need to get to higher ground - if they haven't done so already.the alert first came down late last night.a shelter has been set up at across from mcdonalds.bremer county emergency management officials say the river levels are rising faster than forecasted. in butler county - residents in clarksville - which sits near the shell-rock river, were forced to evacuate last night too.they told cbs 2 news that everyone who evacuated during the 2008 floods should do so now.the national weather service has received report

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in green bay david ade cbs 58 news. meantime --- republican presidential nominee, donald trump may be having some trouble staying on message. for the third day in a row, trump has drawn attention to his feud with a former miss universe. in a series of tweets this morning --- trump said alicia machado was virtue' during monday night's debate. he asked if hillary clinton helped machado become a u-s citizen for political purposes, and urged followers to look for a sex tape. machado has said trump called her "miss piggy" after she gained weight. 3 congressman sean duffy spoke on the phone to cbs 58 today ...on trump's plan to win over black voters. he says trump understands the problems and hardships they are facing, knows things are not perfect, but wants to fight for them. "he may not have been in milwaukee yet to one of the churches or sat down with large community groups, but i will say this i know that there has been conversations about future visits." visits." stay with cbs 58 both on air and online for the latest cam

reporting in milwaukee jp cbs 58 news.milwaukee jp cbs 58 reporting in our alderman." relationship with our alderman." reporting in milwaukee jp cbs 58 news. chief meterologist drew burgyone joins us now to get you ready for your evening...drew. 3 tonight: dry this evening with storms possible toward dawn. lows in the low to middle 60s. wednesday: scattered showers and storms during the morning commute. on and off showers and storms possible during the day. highs near 78. wind: s 5-15 mph.week ahead: still warm all week with highs at scattered shower and storm chances persist starting wednesday and last through at least friday with a few storm systems. cooler and dry over the weekend with highs in the lower 70s. a stronger front arrives on monday with highs in the 60s by early next week. mount pleasant police called to a very confusing crime scene early this morning. morning.the initial call was that somone had been find they were actually investigating a hit and run accident. the reason for all the confusion...police say the victims were severely intoxicated either un

corridor.in your cbs 2 weather it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...and if you're in it's degrees. traffic corridor drivers are dealing with until the it's now time to head back out to cbs 2 news anchor kevin barr. barry.he's been monitoring the river levels all week long. long.kevin what are you seeing ? it's right now it's degrees in after the break..the new voting block threatening to take over politics in the united states. states.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... monday night's clash - between donald trump and hillary clinton is now the most- watched presidential debate eve. ever.pli around 84 million viewers tuned in.the nielsen company looked at viewership over 13 different networks that aired the debate.the previous record stood for 36 years. just over 80 million people watched the only debate in 19-80 between ronald reagan and jimmy carter. this election year - millennials edged out baby boomers as the nation's largest living generation.as young voters prepare to cast their ballots -- cbs 2 news state-house reporter st

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marlie hall cbs news new york. memorials -- vigils and tributes will be held around the country this weekend remembering the victims on the 15-th anniversary. anniversary. it's now on this morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.just ahead...the casting at a community theater. theater. the wind brought water to prairie farms. then windmills went away, but the wind remained. chuck grassley thought it was time to bring the windmill back. now, more than thirty one percent of all the electricity in iowa comes from wind. these turbines don't just produce clean energy, they produce jobs. six thousand in iowa alone. google, facebook, microsoft and good paying manufacturing jobs have come to iowa for that energy. iowa produces more of its energy from wind than any other state. senator grassley is literally the father of the modern wind industry. grassley works. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. year the kernels got hot -- swinging their bats all the way to the midwest league championship series -- and

live in mke ad cbs 58 news. a person was found dead inside a burning truck in kenosha county this morning. morning.town of wheatland firefighters were called just before eight this morning for a car fire in the parking lot of a business. they learned on their way to the scene there was someone inside the truck. bystanders tried to get them out. when crews got on scene...they say the car was engulfed in flames. 3 suspicious death just because of the fact that it was parked in a parking lot and we're in the early stages of the investgation we're not releasing any information on the person that was in the car. q: but you know who it is?a: we're not sure." sure." investigators not saying much else about the cause of the fire...they say they'll release more information in the coming days. cbs 58 with the only tv news jury verdict is read in the arson fire that killed two chil. children."as to count 7 we the jury find the defendent michael morgan guilty of first degree reckless homicide in the manner of form he was ch

susie, thank you dot com.our website cbs 58 all the details on our website cbs 58 dot com. susie, thank you for joining us. 3 comi up tonight at ten, studies have shown it makes babies less fussy and more likely to sleep through the night.plus... there's health benefits for mom and dad too! we'll take a look at the practice of babywearing.how you can get started... and the resources available that won't break the bank.that special report tonight on the cbs 58 in today's money watch --- americans finally got a raise! the census bureau says the average americans income rose by 5 point 2 percent last year. year.that's the first major increase since 2007. unfortunately--- the data also shows there is still a major gender wage gap. with women typically paid 80 cents for every dollar compared to men. identity thieves have come up with a new way to scam you out of your money. they're taking over cell phone accounts. julie watts explains. husband.. all of their phones stopped working." and when lindsay called a-t&t to find out "why". she discovered a thief had hijacked her family's

in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... in just six years, senator patty judge missed a hundred and eighty-two votes. state fair board member judge missed seventy-six percent of their meetings. iowa economic development commission member judge, missed sixty-nine of seventy-two meetings. the register called patty judge a ?habitual no show.? grassley works. right now it's degrees in we're going to take a live look right now this is at ????? ?????you're watching c-b-s 2 now we're taking a live look right now at the cedar river in cedar rapids - good morning - i'm kelly d'ambrosio alongside justin roberts- we're just hours away we will keep checking back with brandon marshall as the cedar river rises it's final few inches before ultimately cresting this morning. morning.for now though, we have mutliple reporters on the monitoring the water levels in cedar rapids - seeing how it's affecting the community. we will start with cbs 2 news anchor - kevin barry. barry.kevin's been out for the past several days - right next to the rive

ad cbs 58 news. 3 3 a warning to those celebrating labor day on the water.there's a "small craft advisory" in effect -- as well as a warning to swimmers about possible dangerous conditions.winds miles an hour...creating waves up to five feet high.the coast guard has issued a "high swim risk" in sherboygan and ozaukee counties until eleven tonight. 3 small craft advisory from 10am until 11pm for ozaukee and sheboygan counties. look for high wind, waves, and rip currents.tonight: warm and humid. winds: sw 15-25 mph. tuesday: hot and and humid with lowss around 74. winds: sw 5-10 mph.this week: scattered showers and storms arrive on wednesday and into early thursday morning. highs for both wednesday and thursday will be in the 80s. for friday with cooler highs in the 70s.upcoming weekend: clearing for the weekend with highs in the 70s. 3 a motorcycle crash sends 51- year-old man from atlanta to the hospital this morning. he was taken by flight for life. this is just one of several motorcycle accid

cbs' craig boswell has more. donald trump called for more law and order after another night of protests in charlotte, north carolina. the rioting in our streets is a threat to all peaceful citizens and it must be ended and ended now. the growing tension between law enforcement and the african american community following deadly police shootings could be a topic in the upcoming presidential debate. i've seen some people do so much prep work that when they get out there they can't speak. trump supporters to get feedback ahead of his debate preps. he asked whether he should refer to clinton as crooked hillary onstage and if he should bring up her email scandal. clinton has spent a few days off the campaign trail to prep for her face-off against trump. her campaign says this debate is the single most important event leading up to election day.former white house communications director anita dunn helped coach president obama for the debates in 2008. 2008.i always think that one mock debate should be the toughest, nast

quarter.the game starts at 7-30 right here on cbs 2. coverage follows the cbs 2 news at six. before the n-f-l game actually kicks off -- tune in to our sister station fox 28 for an in-depth look at this week's homecoming game in iowa city. cbs 2 sports zach hanley with catch up with gazette writers mike hlas and marc moorehouse on all things iowa football."i on the hawks" starts at 6-thirty on fox 28. a new song is giving words to the unity we've seen in the cedar rapids community during the past week -- while people near and far came together to fight a common foe. foe.as of this morning, local band, "four star fate's" new anthem "rise above" has been shared on facebook more than 21-hundred times!we featured here's the story behind the son. song. before the flood of 2016 hit, the community linked arms in solidarity to prepare the city and now there's a song to tell the story. the band four star fate wrote rise above from personal spent his weekend helping sandbag businesses in the newbo area. it was great to see the whole community kids adults teenagers alike from all walks

right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest developments after a >>> right now on cbs 2 this morning the latest developments after a former substitute teacher is fired for an inappropriate relationship with a student. the most recent presidential candiadte making a low key welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin arry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. developing story right now - -cedar rapids police are still looking for a former substitute teacher accused of sexually exploiting a student. right now -- mary beth haglin is ?not in the linn county jail. jail.a warrant was issued for her arrest after police say she violated a no-contact worked as a substitute teacher at cedar rapids washington high school and admitted to having a sexual relationship with a student in a june interview with cbs 2 news. she says the school was trying to cover it up. earlier this month -- she pleaded not cover it all up and earlier this month she plead not guilty to the sexual exploitation charges. >>> also developing in cedar rapids, aut

mark albert, cbs news, washington 3 news, washingtonmark albert, cbs year. the end of the cars act before the end of the year. mark albert, cbs news, washington examiner's office is investigating yet another drug overdose death. death.and it hits close to home. the man found dead is ?the son? of medical examiner brian peterson. cbs 58's jacob kittilstad joins us live in milwaukee jacob. the milwaukee county medical examiner - brian peterson - is not making a comment on this situation at this time...and it's shocking news for many community members around him. shocking because many people know the medical examiners office as the place that provides a lot of information on drug overdose community.and for the medical examiner's son to die of probable overdose - that serves as an example of how addiction ?and opioid dependency? can cut through demographics... age... and race.one local group that runs group homes for men in recovery - known as god touch recovery - known as god touch milwaukee - said these death as especially difficult for families - even if they

welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump and hillary clinton clashed over foreign polic the same stage. and a newly released e-mail collin powell's e-mail on using a personal account. >>> will donald trump make a profit off his presidential bid. how his own companies benefit from campaign spending. >>> a playboy playmate could go to jail for for snapping this photo and posting it on snapchat. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. ground troops. we're going to defeat isis without committing american ground troops. >> the candidates battle over the military. >> under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it is embarrassing for our country. >> correspondents between colin powell and clinton on the use of a private e-mail server. >> the idea that form of judgment about someone who doesn't know about technology scares me. >> congress failed to pass a $1.1 billion bill to def

this is the "cbs morning news." >>> both candidates blink in the standoff over releasing medical information. for hillary clinton, that means a two-page letter from her doctor detailing her prescriptions and pneumonia. and donald trump, an interview with tv's dr. oz, dishing on his fast food diet. >>> overnight, another wave of wada breaches, as hackers release more medical records of american athletes cleared to take banned substances. the americans on the list and how the world anti-doping agency is standing by them. >>> more fallout in north carolina over the state's bathroom law. this morning, the acc is pulling events from its home state, bringing with it millions of dollars. >>> and a pardon plea. edward snowden makes his case to president obama. >> i love the country. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> hillary clinton is expected to return to the campaign trail today, following athree-day stretch spent recupera

cbs' josh elliott has more. "it was very surprising to me of nathan dornacher's jeep afr a labor day fire ripped through its interior. interior."that's the last thought in my head, is that a brand new device, something as simple as a phone is going to burn down my car ..."he left his samsung galaxy note 7 charging on the center console while briefly going inside his house."the fire was going up through the dash here."local fire authorities and samsung are still investigating the exact cause of the explosion, but it follows at least 35 similar phone fires aroundthe world that samsung blames on faulty batteries. last friday, the company recalled all 2-point-5 million units it shipped since the phone's launch.the f-a-a's action does not outright ban the devices from airplanes. instead the agency " .... strongly advises passengers not to turn on or charge ..." them. "samsung will ultimately recover but i think it's photo) think that samsung's going to take a big hit with this one because it looks bad." bad."samsung

cbs' hena daneils explains. florida state wide receiver travis rudolph continues his winning streak on ?and? off the field... and a touchdown! travis rudolph...with one of his biggest fans - 6th er on...travis rudolph is a great football player and an awesome superstarthe star player made national headlines when this moment of kindness went viral. five florida state players were visiting bo's tallahassee middle school as part of a when rudolph saw bo sitting alone in the cafeteria. 3"oe ju those two slices of pizza i just saw him by, like go ask him if i can sit with him." bo is autistic and most days no one sat next to him during lunch. his mother leah paske thanked heart warming gesture on grateful he didand while everyone wants to sit with bo at school now.i'm a superstar! everyby recognizes me....his super star streak isn't over yet... on monday bo was invited by rudolph to meet the entire team and watch the game. bo received big even got his own personalized jersey.hena daniels cbs news 3 the cbs 58 news wi

cbs' mireya villarreal explains. look around any store trying to sell you the latest high-definition tv... and you'll see this... an official- looking "energy guide"... showing how little this model will cost you in electricity. but that's only if you keep your tv in its "energy saving" . mode."if the consumer chose to change the picture setting, for example to "calibrated," now this energy saving feature is off, and this tv maybe using 50-plus-percent more energy." the natural resources defense council contends some simple setting-change, like increasing the brightness level, can significantly increase the amount of energy their tvs are using."what they did might not be illegal, but it's clearly bad faith. we think what's at play here, some manufacturers are trying to get a competitive advantage and have their tv's look more efficient than their competitors." the nrdc says the department of energy's "tv tests" are out of date... because it uses a procedure that doesn't reflect real-world, higher-energy usage. and wh

live in west allis, amanda devoe cbs 58 news. amanda thank you.milwaukee police have been wearing body cameras for nearly a year now. now.725 cameras currently on the street... with the number expected to top a thousand by the end of the year.but are they helping police get the job done? cbs 58's bill walsh joins us mike, michele... this was the first look we got at one of those videos... from a home invasion back in august of 2015.but chief flynn says not every recording the m-p-d gets... paints a clear picture. such as the tape involving the sylville smith shooting in sherman park back in august. 3 what you're going to see on that tape is frequently going to be ambiguous, difficult to interpret, not from everyone's perspective. and you know what sometimes the camera's going to be pointed sometimes it's going to be turned on late. these things, technology is not perfect. nothing is perfect. perfect.flynn said there are parallels with the instant replay system they use in the n-f-l... where many times officials can't see clear en

that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours."ntinues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn.com at cbsnews.com. i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us, and good night captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.w look at the deadly confrontn between police and kei >>> breaking news at a charlotte, north carolina. we are getting out first look at the deadly confrontation between police and keith scott from the officers' point of view. >> first we're following a tense police standoff in san francisco at this hour. civic center plaza is evacuated as a man with a gun holds officers at bay. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. >>> traffic around the plaza has been blocked off for hours now causing major delays in the area. kpix 5's andria borba is there right now and what's going on? >> reporter: take a look behind me. you can see the scene. i'm at the corner of van ness and mcallister and this is what it looks like for the past six hours. we are an hour 6 of this st

cbs 2 news connects with you.call us at 1-800-222-kgan email us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2. 2. from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michele marsh. an >>> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, an alarming prime minister also says he expects more attacks in the months ahead. ahead.in australia, a man is uder arrest for stabbing another man just outside of sydney.police there are callling it an isis-inspired attack. this arrest comes days after isis urged followers to stab, shoot, poison and run over australians at iconic locations including the opera h. house.and, a british sniper took out an isis executioner from a mile away with a single shot. the s-a-s marksman took he was about to use a flame terrorist right before he was about to use a flame thrower to kill 12 people. the bullet hit the flame thrower's fuel tank killing the executioner and three others the wind brought water to prairie farms. then windmills went away, but the wind remained. chuck grassley thought it was time to bring the windmill back. without

cbs news. london 3 your full readycast with meterologist rebecca schuld is today: scattered storms look likely throughout the day, especially in the afternoon and evening. some storms could have heavy downpours and isolated strong to severe storms are possible. stays warm and muggy afternoon. wind: sw 5-15 mph with some lake spots feeling an onshore wind at times. tonight: lingering showers and storms possible but drying out by morning. still warm and muggy with lows around 700. wind: sw 5-15 mph.end of the week: mostly dry on thursday before cooling slightly into the upper 70s for friday. chances for scattered showers and storms returns friday and saturday before sunshine and cooler weather rolls in sunday. 3 today: scattered storms look likely throughout the day, especially in the afternoon have heavy downpours and isolated strong to severe storms are possible. stays warm and muggy with temps around 80 this afternoon. wind: sw 5-15 mph with some lake spots feeling an onshore wind at times.ton

cbs 58's kyle aevermann... aevermann...continues our team coverage on the cleanup in mayville. 3 this is one of two dams in mayville. i spoke with a couple residents this mornin who tell me they do not remember the last time all of the dam gates were open. there was so much rain here yesterday, public works crews say this will likely be the scene for the next couple of weeks. "look at that that 7 inches"gerald engmann live directly behind parkview elementary, one of heavy rain and rising water wednesday "you should've seen this yesterday the water was all the way up to here."and his 50 years in this home, he says he has never seen a storm like this one. "it came down just like in buckets you know" natsdown the street crews from the mayville public works department were out early this morning in front of saint johns school, removing sandbags and concrete blocks so that road could reopen. "is it kind of all hands on deck?" "big time, yeah. yeah there's works superintendent says it's been about 10 years since the

cbs 58 news. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence canceled a planned appearance in waukesha for today....but he's still in wisconsin. wisconsin.a spokesm was meeting today with governor scott walker...and that walker was standing in for ?democratic? vice presidential candidate tim kaine in practice runs for the v-p candidates debate next tuesday.pence was also planning to attend a fundraiser in madison that was not open to the general public. public.still the calendar is crowded for this week. tomorrow it's donald trump in waukesha. tim kaine's wife anne holton will be in milwaukee and kenosha campaigning for the democratic ticket on thursday. and chelsea clinton will be in the state on friday. watch for much more on america's reaction to the first presidential debate tonight on the cbs evening news with scott pelley...that's at 5-30, right after our newscast. 3 after a nice start today, that 'pinwheel' of rain drew was talking about yesterday is now spinning its way into southeast wi

including documents obtained by cbs 58 about sherman park -- go to cbs 58 is airing a special report on violence in the city of milwaukee.you'll hear from local leaders and families who've lost children because of it. onjuan my daughter was at a playground, that's where kids go play. that's where kids release, that's where they do what they want to do. for you to handle your drama or the beef that you have at a playground, that's unacceptable. i just can't put it in my heart to say yes, i forgive those guys. i cani can't." ramona: and that's understandable. cause zalayia was at her aunt's house watching tv -- minding her own business.onjuan: yea.onjuan: a lot of people let the gun do the thinking for them. it's not the gun, the guns arent' human, the guns don't have brains."ramona: it's the person carrying the gun. onjuan: it's the person carrying the gun.ramona: absolu. absolutely. our cbs 58 special presentation is called 'milwaukee at a crossroads' and you'll see it tomorrow become part of the conversation. milwaukee police are investigating a deadly shooting on the city's north s

cbs news is getting a look. smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture sits on the national mall. more than 100,000 donors from across the country contributed artifacts and heirlooms. >> i am unbelievably humble that people trusted us and gave us this material. >> reporter: the museum cost more than 1.5 billion to build and officially opens on september 24th. but coming up on "cbs this morning," the first media outlet to broadcast live from the museum with limited interruptions. >>> coming up on the "morning news." buckle up for self-driving taxis. uber gets ready to roll out its autonomous vehicles in pittsburgh. >>> and a defending champ is upset in the u.s. open. this is the "cbs morning news." with myself, with my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. that's why i'm taking the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics every day. because when my routine is in sync, i can face any challenge. so take the activia probiotic challenge

the morning news and cbs this morning. morning. from t captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, september 12th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> after months of questions surrounding her health, hillary clinton stumbles through a real health scare, dehydrated and dealing with pneumonia. how sunday's episode buried clinton's controversial quip about trump's voters. >>> are from a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, and to ground zero. the nation remembers on the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. >>> a cease-fire in syria is a look at that. >>> a preview of the smithsonian african-american museum of history and culture, as the museum opens its doors to give only "cbs this morning" a first look. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, hillary clinton is being treated for pneumonia. the disclosure follows a health scare, as clinton attended a 9/11 memorial service. the campaign cancelled a trip to california that

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danielle nottingham, cbs news, glendale, california. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs thisning," we will be broadcasting live from the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. we will speak with former secretary of state colin powell. plus, jan crawford shows us how the museum was a hundred year in the making and speaks to one of the men who helped gather support for it. >> it's amazing we have gotten here. it's a miracle we have gotten here. >> reporter: a miracle? >> it is. and i don't think that is overstating it. it is a miracle. >> and we will talk with georgia congressman and civil rights figure john lewis. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> you are looking live at levi stadium this morning. the site of the 49ers game later tonight on monday night football. they'll host the l.a. rams. we shall see what happens with colin kaepernick and his stand. good morning, it's monday. >> you don't know how happy i was this weekend to watch some football. >> football is back!

craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. cbs 58's ?david ade? is covering today's trual in waukesha..look for his live reports starting on the cbs 58 news at four. new at noon...infant mortality awareness month is coming to a close, but the effort to promote strong babies is a year-round effort. today, the latest installment of what's been a creative campaign to educate and protect. cbs 58's kyle aeverman joins us live from the south side health center with the details...kyle? 3 3 mayor tom barrett says the city has already has seen strong baby campaign, and he's hoping the next phase will be even better. this morning the mayor along with commissioner of health bevan baker unveiled plans for a new phase in the campaign..really focusing on their home visits. the goal of the phase will be to bring awareness and educate families about the value of the program particularly in the african american community. this is said to be a happy positive campaign, which will feature ads on billboards, and bus shelters. but the biggest emphasis will be online. w

cbs 2 news live at 5:00. week. from chief meteorologist whether it will be continue on to the weekend. >> well, you know it looks like temperatures the rest of the weekend. keep us in the 70. nothing extreme that's for sure and the rain that's been following the past 12 hourers o may continue into the evening and go away for tomorrow before arriving just in time for the weekend. another welt day for us but after that, the weekend looks delightful. (vo) shop all makes, models and colors in your neighborhood... all with worry-free ownership. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the the older we get, the more we measure quality of life by the numbers. so when washington politicians like rod blum keep voting 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 doesn't add up fo

cbs' jamie yuccas reports. our country is suffering because people like secretary clinton have made such bad decisions well, donald, i know you live in your own reality both sides are claiming victory after last night's bruising presidential debate. donald trump questioned whether hillary clinton is fit to serve as president... she doesn't have the look, she clinton suggested the businessman won't release his tax returns because he has something to hide. maybe he doesn't want the american people, all of you watching tonight, to know that he's paid nothing in federal taxes. this morning, clinton told reporters she was thrilled with the debate and said the choice is clear.his demeanor his temperament, his behavior on the stage can be seen by everybody people can draw their own conclusions trump also reflected on the debate at a campaign event in miami. miami.it was an interesting definitely big league. league.the widely-watched debate was an opportunity for the candidates to both energize their base and convince

this is the "cbs morning news."hmad khan ra haimmy suspected of bombings. >>> outrage after tulsa police admit a man shot to death last friday was unarmed. >> we as a people deserve better. >>> and a united nations aid convoy carrying supplies to syrian rebels is the target of an air strike. it's reported that at least 12 were killed. were killed. ♪ captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom and cbs news headquarters in new york. it's good to be with you. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. investigators want to know why a naturalized system from afghanistan turned to making bombs, ahmad khan rahami was charged with five counts of a teamed murder with police officers. police say they have directly linked him to the bombing in new york and new jersey and they learned he made several trips to pakistan and afghanistan. hena daniels is in the neighborhood that was hit by one of the blasts, hena, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg, rahami was taken ainto custody after a violent co

tuned to cbs 58 all afternn... then stay with us this afternoon for the cbs 58 news thanks for joining us.be sure ? >> bill: we really don't have the jet is waiting. >> brooke: i can't just walk away from my son. >> bill: you're back, right? i mean, you're gonna be here for a while. isn't that the case, sport? >> r.j.: that's the plan. >> bill: then you can talk about this till the cows come home. you can work through it. you can help him to understand how much we love each other after we're back. >> r.j.: mom. i'm asking you not to go. >> bill: brooke, we need to leave. everything is set for our wedding.

welcome to cbs 2 this morning. i'm kevin barry. let's check on the cbs weather forecast. justin roberts, it doesn't look great out there. >> know, a kind of rainy day, nice to sleep in if you can. wake up and take on the rain showers this morning. take a look at where we've been the last few hours. it's cool at 65 and we are starting to slowly warm but are only going to warm about a degrees warmer than right now. let's go to where they see showers on highway 20 towards dubuque towards cascade, monticello, central point, walker, heavy storms there. light to moderate showers in cedar rapids. there is a rainy cedar rapids on this early to the morning as we look live. 66 degrees with showers out there. a quick peek at temperatures reveals more 60s, city for in iowa city and 65 in dubuque. our planner has rain and 72 this afternoon. we will see breaks from time to time, and we will have forecast details for the rest of the week coming up here in about ten minutes time. >>> breaking news overnight, police in cedar rapids say one person is dead after an officer- involved shootin

captioning funded by cbs 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> donald trump and hillary clinton clash over foreign policy on the same stage. and a new reveals colin powell's advice to clinton on using a personal account. >>> will donald trump make a profit off of his presidential bid? how his own company is benefiting from campaign spending. >>> a "playboy" playmate could go to jail for taking this pirp of an older woman at a gym and then posting it on snapchat. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. . >>> they are not going to get without committing american ground troops. >> the candidates battle over the military. >> under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they have been reduced to a point where it's embarrassing for our country. >> democrats released correspondence between clinton and secretary of state colin powell on her e-mail server. >> s somebody who doesn't know much about technology scares me. >> congress failed to pass a bill

cbs' craig boswell has more. democrat hillary clinton is in iowa - for the first day of early, in-person voting there. iowa is one of about a half-dozen battleground states that could decide the race. race."we have forty days to win an election that's going to affect the next 40 years of our country - and you - everyone one of you - can make the difference in this election!"clinton's camp announced she'll travel to ohio on monday, to urge early voting and talk about the economy.the announcement comes after republican donald trump accused clinton of abandoning ohio - despite a steady flow of clinton surrogates appearing there. preparing for the second presidential debate according to this email to supporters a 30 page questionaire seeking advice on which issues he should focus on in order to win."the october 9th debate will be a town hall style format - many analysts believe this will help the billionaire who feeds off the audience energy.third party libertarian candidate gary johnson struggled to name a foreign l

jericka duncan, cbs news, chicago. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. some of you the news continues, for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. this is the "cbs overnight news." >> the investigation of the terror bombings in new york and new jersey is now stretching from the middle east to the streets of manhattan. the suspect, ahmed rahami, was arrested. meanwhile, the search is on for two who may have released the second pressure bomb without even knowing it. jeff pegues has more. >> reporter: at 8:30 saturday night, a pressure cooker bomb exploded on west 23rd street in manhattan. the f.b.i. is appealing for help in finding these two men who were four blocks away on west 27th street at the same time. police say the two men removed a bomb from a piece of luggage, putting it on the sidewalk, and then walked away, leaving the device but taking the suitcase. the bomb never exploded. n.y.p.d. counter-terrorism chief james waters. >> they a

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