iowa was barely under those numbers.. the pro farmer tour says the state will average a hundred and 93 bushels an acre in corn.. with stalk quality concerns bringing down yields.. in soybeans iowa is estimated to get 58 and a half bushels an acre.. but sudden death syndrome and other diseases could keep yields from creeping higher. ---- the u-s department of agriculture released a revised export forecast for the remainder of 2016 as well as a forecast for 2017.. both reports show u-s ag exports ar record- setting pace that started in 2009.. total exports for the fiscal year 2017 are projected to be one hundred 33 billion dollars.. six billion more than the the previous forecast.. and the sixth highest on record.. u-s ag surplus is projected to get up to 19 and a half billion dollars.. 40 percent higher than 2016.. china is expected to overtake canada as the top destination tumble after pro farmer tour results and a bad close before the weekend. "the market is following through from the poor close that we had last week. wheat market is leading us to the dow

nice way to start with uni at iowa state. we'll preview the cyclones defense. and we'll talk iowa in the sunday night spotlight. stay with your 24 hour news cyclones hope to slow down those teams with a new defensive scheme. ... they're switching from a 3-4 defense to ei pieces, including big 12 defensive newcomer of the year demond tucker at the line and safety kamari cotton-moya. so far, the transition seems to be going well. "love it. the coaches came in with a lot of energy. from the first day they came in, they set a set of goals for us and we've lived up to them so far... it's really not about the personnel. the coaches are watching film and trying to put the best guys in the best position to make the about coming in is the safety position. my only reasoning for that is kamari, his health obviously at times a year ago. and then, who's the other safety? i want to give us as much position flexibility as we possibly can. you have to cover guys in this conference." trt: 47 oc: "in this conference" ... and i'm joined right now by marc morehouse from the gazette

"going to the next level playing for iowa state. i mean i might stay in the gym more, get in the weigh room a little more. just go up and down the floor at a fast pace but at the same time im going to be ready for it, its honest." former nfl quarterback tim tebow will try out for major league baseball teams! coach perry-- it's primary election night-- we're monitoring results tonight. results on our website fox6 now dot com. and be sure to join us for a full recap on fox6 wakeup starting tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> announcer: the following is a sponsored presentation for the yancey way to real estate success free lunch and dinner events.

iowa city and washington. low to mid 80s for the highs on the board. a cold front will eventually move through the state of iowa and that will kick off more scattered shower and thunderstorm chances this evening and into the overnight. the front moves through by midday and it will move through overnight. this is the first round of showers and the next will move through later this afternoon and into the evening time. it looks like the nucleus of heavy rain will start around st. louis and back up toward washington and iowa and as far north as iowa city. we will keep a watch to see though showers right along the front range as we head through the evening and overnight. there is the predictor with a break in the rain midday. there may be a little bit sunshine and then we head to the afternoon and evening and here comes the cold front kicking off more shower and thunderstorm chances. there should be some break by thursday afternoon. just a marginal threat of thunderstorms for cedar rapids up to dubuque for the afternoon and evening. anything strong to possibly severe will be contained in the southern part of

the manager of iowa's tourism office says lower gas prices helped draw more people to the state. and once they got here, they spent more on lodging, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. domestic traveler spending in iowa also generated more than $1 bl federal, state, and local tax revenue last year. that's an increase from the year before. an outdoor deck can add real appeal to your home, but like anything else, it requires some special care. how you clean and stain your deck could take away from the wood's lifespan and your wallet. the proper way to power wash coming up in our angie's list report. areas. highs will drop into the upper 70s today with lower humidity levels as well. our wind will builds in. much of the coast will be in for soaking rain as a tropical system moves over florida and hugs the coastline. in response, our beautiful weather will continue through sunday. by sunday night into monday, our next chance of rain arrives. have a great day, and enjoy the welcome dry break!today: mostly sunny and less humid. wind: clear and comfortable. wind: ne 5-10. low: 56 to

iowa. the county's poverty rate is third-highest in the state. the board voted a second time monday to advance the proposal. a final vote is scheduled for september 13th. several people at the board meeting this week said is the best way to see that the lowest- wage workers are paid fairly. including linn and wapello, there are now four counties in iowa that have either approved or are considering raising the county minimum wage. johnson county already approved its increase. polk county is also considering a raise. parents of a dubuque toddler who accidentally shot himself in the face will not get jail time -- but they will get probation. both raven harris, who is 26, who is 30, pleaded guilty to having a gun despite being prohibited. police say on january 3rd, their son, jeremiah horsley, was playing with a handgun when it went off, wounding him in his jaw. he was only 2 at the time. a helicopter flew him to uihc for treatment. both harris and horsely still have upcoming trials on several state charges relating to the a dash cam caught a close c

say that kind of outreach is out of line after the break...we spent a lot more time with iowa's secretary of state paul pate about what he think's campaign welcome back to iowa in focus, this week we're talking with sec of state paul pate about voter shaming. what is it? it's an unfortunate situation when a campaing or superpac tries to put out a mailer or commercial to imply you're not doing your civic duty. they'll dsay you get a bad grade or compare you to your names. they tell you you've done a back job and we're watching you. you.one fo the most nortorious ones was cruz's before the caucus. caucus.that one was clear to me because it cited my office. it said we monitored caucuses people to vote and it's important but we dont' monitor and we're not their parents. parents.how do you walk it back? back?you can't find them all. the campaigns have to i would like to think that with some of the pushback, they'll think longer before they do it. but when they're independent, it's hard to push them back. they're not steve king took a picture showing a marked ballot. what's how is that indiciative of a

iowa. let's listen in. >> a lot of states would like to have that roster, believe me.lso want to take a moment to thank the bikers. we have bikers in the audience and they're all over. they call them bikers for trump. they've been so good to me throughout the campaign so i want to thank all the bikers. i really appreciate it. what a fantastic group of people we have and what a fantastic country we live in. more than anything, more than anything today i want to express my gratitude because all over the country we've had such tremendous support to our amazing veterans, a lot of them in the room, thank you. incredible. i will not let you down. believe me. they have been letting you down for many years and i will not let you down. together we are going to win this state in november and we are going to win the white house for the american people. the white house will soon become the people's house, that's what it's going to be. we will tackle and fix the problems that have gone unsolved for many many years. failing schools, crumbling infrastructure, broken boarders, bloeted

"that would be devastating to the iowa economy with 43 ethanol, corn-based ethanol, plants in our state. that's why trump's support for not only renewable fuel standard but corn-based ethanol is critically important to jobs in iowa and to the health of the farm economy." the governor added two more iowa counties on a disaster proclamation from flooding week.governor branstad issued the proclamation yesterday for bremer and chickasaw counties. both counties were recently hit by strong storms and flash flooding.the proclamation opens up money for clean up efforts.five other counties in the region already on the list for storms that hit the same day. right now - forecasters are expecting a tropical depression to power powerup to a tropical storm today.warnings have been posted for a good portion of north carolina's outer banks. the storm is still more than 100 mile second depression is closing in of the gulf of mexico near florida.it's still more than 200 miles west of key west - but is expected to curve back northeast.that's causing officials in the tampa area to make preparations. anothe

the manager of iowa's tourism office says lower gas prices helped draw more people to the state. and once they got here, they entertainment. domestic travel spending in iowa also generated more than $1 billion dollars in federal, state, and local tax revenue last year. that's an increase from the year before. it's no secret, political candidates want your money to get elected. but so do scammers. when we get back, how to avoid being tricked before the general. campaign donations are what chance for scammers to get into your pocketbook. joining me is the triple b's barbara green. what's happening? a new skate park is getting closer to a new skate park is getting you how you can get involved in the discussion. updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert linn county board of supervisors is deciding on a new minimum wage. a man accused of impersonating an officer at county. and donald trump is making a last minute visit to mexico. what he hopes to accomplish in the country he says he wants to wall off. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kc

the iowa state fair failed to break its own attendance record this year. year.just over one million people attended the 11-day event in des moines.but that's down about 86-thousand from last year's record.fair c-e-o gary slater says there's only one reason for the dip -- poor weather conditions.slater says rain as well as high humidity kept some people home this year. the 9-th annual taste of iowa city event scheduled for today - has because of the weather. weather.the outdoor event showcases a number of restuarants in downtown iowa city.this year more than 40 signed up to give residents and new students - a taste of what iowa city has to offer. now - the event will be held tomorrow from 4 - to 8. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.coming up next - how next - coming up next - how pharmacies in eastern iowa are responding to the sky- rocketing prices of the epi-pen. have... main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the of fog in the area this morninga&-temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see highs are mild a

showing iowa students in a state science and technology programs are scoring higher than students who are not. >> sat test takers this year at a 55 cliff, that is up from 49% four years ago. and our being seen among african american and hispanic students. >> the new report shows more females are joining stem fields when they move on to college. >>> thousands of students are out around about for the first day of school, corridor police are asking drivers to be on the between parked cars and they'll cross the street at locations other than crosswalks. >> and police say this is one day where you might just want to avoid the school zones if you can. website cbs -2 iowa dot com.we have a page set up with all that information for you on the coming school year. one person is one person is now dead, dead,after an early-morning house fire in cedar rapids.the after an fire in cedar rapids, the fire started just before 2:00 this morning on a avenue northwest. fire officials tell cbs 2 news a neighbor used a ladder to help rescue a woman from a home. she was taken to the hospital and expected to

plutonium was done and there were universities all over the united states, columbia, michigan, iowa state and berkeley and california and so on. all of which participated in various ways of the manhattan project. it was a massive under taking $2.2 billion which was a tremendous amount of money during the warrior years and not so much today, of course. and, the money was allocated without the knowledge of congress and even vice president truman did not know about it. it was conducted in a secret and there were secret cities here in oak ridge. they had to build a secret city that ended up housing 75 or 80,000 people. you could not get in or out going through security. we were fearful that the germans would get access to our technology. it was obvious that all this had to be done in secrets. it was. i mean people in the vicinity did not know what was going on. we had super secret projects. if you were hired and worked on the project, you only knew what your job was. you were not informed on what anybody else is doing. you only saw a little piece of the entire project and really was a few exc

iowa. the county's poverty rate is third-highest in the state. the board voted a second time monday to advance the proposal. a final vote is scheduled for september 13th. several people at the board meeting this week said the increase would hurt county businesses. supervisors say raising the wage is the best way to see that the lowest- wage including linn and wapello, there are now four counties in iowa that have either approved or are considering raising the county minimum wage. johnson county already approved its increase. polk county is also considering a raise. nearly every electronic device you have uses them. lithium batteries are in your cell phone, laptops, and even your children's toys. that's why iowa firefighters are growing increasingly worried about the number of problems they've seen with the batteries. now. brea, what is one sign of danger firefighters say people can look out for? chris and nicole, firefighters are warning people of swelling batteries. a swollen battery is just one of the clues that a lithium-ion battery has gone b

fred scaletta with the state corrections department says the two month wait time is fairly typical. the iowa medical and classification center has 18 beds to serve the entire state, and there is always a waiting list. scaletta says the current waiting list has 11 people on it. and that is shorter than normal. new data show there's an increase in the number of foer prison, and corrections officials are still figuring out why. the iowa department of corrections says for the budget year that ended in june, just over 16- hundred offenders released from prison or work release returned within three years. that's a rate of over 34 percent. it's up from about 32 percent the previous year. the department of corrections says it will review the possible causes and release a report later this fall. university of iowa police say a waterloo man tried to impersonate a black concert. police found timothy draper outside kinnick stadium last night drunk, wearing a deputy badge and carrying a loaded gun. he is not a deputy. he faces charges of public official impersonation and going armed with a dangerous weap

"that would be devastating to the iowa economy with 43 corn-based ethanol plants in our state. that's why trump's support for, not only renewable fuel standard but corn-based ethanol, is critically important to jobs in iowa and to the health of the farm economy." " trump's presidential campaign trump on agricultural issues. iowa ag secretary bill northey and regents president bruce rastetter are also on the committee. a group of people in wisconsin want to make sure nobody forgets about philando castile. about two dozen people gathered outside the state fairgrounds, near a peace garden dedicated to castile. it was along the same road, a police officer shot and killed castile during a traffic stop in july. another group has a rallyl weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. morning's weather, kaj... plan on a day just like yesterday with high in the 80s and scattered thunderstorms roaming around the region. some folks will see some downpours again, while others will see nothing. once this front sinks to the south later tonight, rain chances are over until late sunday as a big, block

we look at the process at iowa state university, up next in our agribusiness report. stay with t-v nine. welcome to the agribusiness harvest.. grain and seed products will add in rocks or dirt.. or low quality seed.. it's all mixed together.. and farmers need a way to separate it out. at an gravity separator.. which is used along with cleaning.. for dry granular separation.. on food grade grain and cereal. "a gravity separator is basically a more precise mean of density separation. my name is alan gaul and i'm the seed conditioning specialist here at iowa state university seed science center. basically we have a layer of seed that's at least three to five seeds deep. air is introduced, it starts to lift the seed. and at that basically floating. the heavy seed sinks to the bottom and the light seed floats on the top of the layer. the heavy materials make contact with the deck, and the deck is shaking in such a way that anything touching the deck actually works its way up the hill. since we're at least three seeds deep. the product in the top layer is now more or less i

iowa and some of the challenges here. he knows he is in a dead heat and he knows he needs this state to win. he wants iowa. he is coming here today and making a direct appeal to african-american and his tannic voters. that approach has been criticized by some, we know, because he is making the pitch in areas that are overwhelmingly while. in future appearances after labor day, they're planning to go to more urban areas in communities where there is a larger minority population. we're waiting to hear more on immigration. on his signature issue, he still seems undecided. he has been meeting with various activists, and he says he is serious about this minority o outreach and appeal. >> a very excited crowd we hear out there. > >>> casey hunt is here to talk to me about the briefing that hillary clintonreceived. >> the briefings are very similar. the candidates can ask questions, but the basic outline is very similar. in this case, hillary clinton spent two hours and 17 minutes or so at an fbi briefing and they did it at an officer near her house in new york. she didn't take any aides. donald trump had a few a

showers across southern iowa come to an end, bringing much needed dry air to the state. a cold front continues to slide to the east and with patchy fog to start our friday. saturday, however, sees a return to more showers and storms. the best chance will be late friday night through saturday. early sunday we dry things our once again and the holds into early next week. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw low: 56 tomorrow: partly sunny and pleasant. wind: ne 5-10. high: 76 back to you. in cedar rapids seriously injured a teenage student. cedar rapids police say the girl, who is 15, was walking across 42nd street west of wenig road. police say the vehicle hit the 15-year-old student with enough force to crack the windshield. it happened just after 7:30 this morning. miles-an-hour at the time, which is under the speed limit. the unidentified student was transferred to university of iowa hospitals this morning and police have not released a condition report. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman joins us now live from 42nd street near kennedy.

iowa since accepting the g-o-p nomination last month. trump will take part in the "roast" part of the event, but not the motorcycle ride. ernst is hosting her "roast and ride" at the state fairgrounds in des moines. trump will be one of the speakers. governor branstad and iowa's republican members of congress will also be there. also this weekend, progress iowa is hosting its "second annual corn feed" in des presidential candidate martin o'malley will be speaking. democratic political candidates party leaders will also be there. "bring people together and talk about progressive ideas and policies that can help move our state and our country forward. " the event is similar to the annual steak fries that former senator tom harkin held each year. it kicks off sunday at two at simon estes amphitheater. "it's incredibly, people aren't used to seeing kinnick look like this. " the home stadium for hawkeye see a different crowd this weekend. we'll preview concert time at kinnick... next here on we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this

iowa today. are we seeing a lot of storms still tonight joe? back to you. state lawmakers heard about privatized medicaid, as the health policy oversight committee held its first meeting since the transition. three private insurance companies, called m-c-o's, took over in april. lawmakers spent much of the four hour meeting reviewing a report on the first months of the new system. state overseers said m-c-o's are meeting obligated benchmarks and many payment issues are being worked out. they also reported iowa has saved millions of dollars. whi seemed satisfied with the results, democrats weren't buying it. senator amanda ragan told us many care providers and users are still struggling. she said democrats will likely push for new a new medicaid oversight bill in the next session. " we would hope that we could come together and maybe make some kinds of corrections at least " " we are making good headway. but it takes some time. this is a very complex delivery system." governor terry branstad spearheaded the move saying it would millions of dollars and cut down on

, greater than ever before. >> reporter: at one point toward the end of his remarks here in the iowa state fairgrounds, he was joined on stage by the u.s. senator joni earnst and the governor branstat. that is signal to the state that is important, that the gop establishment and the gop outsider candidate are united. >> peter doocey, live in iowa wa, thank you. hillary clinton gets briefed on national security first time as a nominee. amid criticism of trump and republicans who say her handling of the classified documents should disqualified her. clinton is trying to move on as questions about the private e-mail server linger. and molly, we heard trump talking about this a short time ago, calls for clinton to release her schedules from time as secretary of state. what more can you tell us. >> reporter: talking about her daily schedules from when she was secretary of state and detailing to whom she met in person and phone. the state department was ordered to made them public. now it will take until the end of december to release the remaining 2800 pages. the associated press found that quot

pat moroney cds to sports >> the other big-game is between iowa state and uni. the teams split in their last two meetings. matt campbell you don't have to fill him in. he is fully aware of what the panthers bring to the theater. >> i cannot be more impressed with the opponent we are playing. they have one take football games. they are young guys even if they are not starters. they have a ton of reps and that is what good programs do. they don't just rebuild. they reload . >> and the defending north champs suffered a huge blow. teddy bridgewater left practice in an ambulance after injuring his left knee in a noncontact drill. old shaun hill and joel stave -- a rookie out of wisconsin -- are the only other quarterback's on the depth chart. that's it for sports.terry is back with a final check of the i'm patty judge, and we know chuck grassley stopped the senate from working, but he also stopped working for iowa. as a farmer and a nurse, i learned iowa works best when we pull together. used to be you could work with chuck. i did, plenty of times. but he's all polit

the c-e-o of the iowa state fair says bad weather drove down the attendance this year. the total for the fair's 11- day run came in just slightly more than one million people. that was down about 85-thousand this year's attendance was also the lowest since 2014 when one million 16 thousand people enjoyed the fair. there was some rainy weather during this year's fair, along with some excessively hot and humid days. even though the state fair says weather drove down attendance, it's planning some major changes for next year. that includes hiring individual carnival ride and game vendors, instead of hiring one general vendor to oversee all the rides. fingers that can actually move when operated by an amputee. it's part of a new, biomedical engineering program at loras college that administrator s hope will catch on. hear about it next on kcrg i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven t

his long-time friend and collaborator mel brooks called the state of iowa claims it saved twenty-two million dollars by privatizing >>> the state of iowa claims it saved millions of dollars by privatizing med indicated. we were told last week this transition also cut down on fraud and abuse. but those positive numbers are not what everyone is focused on. >> the fox 28 state house reporter stephanie lee find out others claim there are terrible side effects privatization of med indicated. >> i cannot afford to have to pay for these necessary lab tests every month i have them. >> reporter: emotional testimonies -- >> we're working more people, more hours to complete these functions. >> if you call five times with the same question, you'll get five different answers. >> i couldn't get supplies. that included urinating. the simple thing as catheter tubes. pleaded for solutions to billing issues, denied claims, and delays in health care. >> in the long view, we need to make some changes legislatively. and that's our next step. >> and we've had a few hiccups along the way. transitions are ha

following the right is a pork roast at the iowa state fairgrounds . outer mission cbs2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers . to inform and empower you . we've reached out to the candidates to take part in extended interviews, not only with our station but with our sister stations across unit states . we want to hear from you though . tell us what you would like to know for the candidate . you can share your thoughts with us by email or through facebook .>>> we have . it is friday night terry is here with us to tell us what to expect . >> we have showers in the forecast to start the weekend . there's a lot of activities tomorrow i'm a particularly in iowa city . i think the majority of the range to be out of the area in the early afternoon . it should clear out into the nighttime hours . file goes to plan, it should be nice . it is cloudy in cedar rapids . if you go northwest, there are showers . temperature is 73 degrees . of humidity -- hour humidity is at 76% . as we go to the satellite, we have a lot of clouds most of the

getting the five best lineman out - we've still got some time to decide exactly what we announced iowa state's team captains on friday nights - senior mitchell myers and juniors joel lanning, allen lazard, and kamari cotton-moya are all taking on that leadership role - the players were selected by their teammates... it's week three of the n-f-l preseason - at this point - the players can't wait to finish camp - but the coaches - they want to get an extended look at their starters - and another look at guys fighting for roster spots... spots...the bears welcomed the chiefs to soldier field this day on offense for chicago - jay cutler - rushed and sacked - cutler was 6 for 15 in the game - and no points for the first team offense... the chiefs first team "o" - did just fine - spencer ware muscles his way in from a yard out - 13 points in the first half for alex smith and that offense...and the chiefs win, 23 to 7... thats a check of sports -- we'll be right back with another look at your weather i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he wears it like a crown. "make america great again".

. >>> donald trump campaigning the battleground state of iowa today.ak with voters at iowa state fairgrounds at the second annual roast and ride moefl event. >>> a very sad story to tell but. one of nba's biggest stars dealing with a family tragedy. dwyane wade's cousin was shot and killed in chicago as she was pushing a baby stroller near an elementary school. she cass caught in the cross fire between two men apparently targeting someone else. police have no one in custody. the baby in the stroller was not injured during this incident. >>> safe space and toss it. we do not condone the creation of intellectual safe spaces. there is hope for america. >> i think people should always be exposed to lots of different views and perspectives and be able to express their own. i think this is a good idea. >> david, an institution pushing back on safe spaces. >> i think it's safe to say safe spaces is a very good idea given the rise in cyber bullying, there should be this available to students. i'm all for it. >> they are pushing back on it. mercedes, your thoug

the state public health department and iowa state researchers found them in a city park. at night this week. so far this year, two people have caught the west nile virus here in iowa. both are from sioux county. the annual farm progress show has made its way to central iowa. the show is in boone. and it gives a chance for people to see what's new in the industry. events for the weekend include cattle and equipment demonstrations as well as seminars on farm topics. organizers anticipate 20 thousand vehicles and 200 thousand people for the three-day event. city leaders in mount vernon are crafting an ordinance to crack down on large parties. but with so many renters, they're trying to determine who should have to face consequences. the party's host, or the landlord? stay with tv9. landlords of mount vernon rental ordinance. city council members are considering a social host ordinance. it would impose fines on people who host parties where underage drn occurs. but kcrg t-v nine's sarah mccarthy explains that some landlords want the city to take a second look at who it would

iowa. so the moisture is certainly in place. you can see out to the west of us tonight, a pretty good trough developing. this is cold air dumping into the western united states. ahead of that, you have the warm oyster coming from the gulf of mexico. these two will set over iowa for about 24 hours. a fine position to see showers and thunderstorms. that is why we have those in the forecast for tomorrow's temperatures should be back in the low 80s. maybe a few spots in the mid- 80s in the south. but the dew point expecting to get back up into the mid-70s around eastern iowa. so it will be a muggy day tomorrow. a threat of thunderstorms especially early. and again late in the afternoon. once again tonight -- affecting the northern counties. and some energy from the south that will reignite other thunderstorms around the area as we go through the nighttime hours. the forecast overall tonight has low temperatures that will be pretty much in the mid to upper 60s around eastern iowa. scattered showers and storms will develop. the north, northwest. for tomorrow, a warm sticky day. quite a contrast and temperatures. a front stretched out through here. upper 70s northw

speaking to voters at the second annual roast and ride motorcycle event at the iowa state fairgroundsy clinton is getting her first national security briefing today as she continues to defend the work of her family foundation. >>> i'm elizabeth prann in washington, d.c., back to "bulls and bears." >>> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle demanding regulators go after mylan over the epipen price soaring. with mylan's stock plummeting and actress sarah jessica parker who was in epipen ads bailing, john says that the free market has taken care of it and the government would only make it worse. john? >> yeah. absolutely. what we need is an anti-stupid pill and we need to take it to d.c. and distribute it freely. look, this is the way the free market should work. the super sandy relief bill we had money in the initial bill for fisheries in alaska. now you want these guys to investigate someone else? two candidates america doesn't want, 538 members of congress that 90% of america disapprove with. this is a distraction. look at what happened to the touring ceo when he hiked the aids pill. he

tradition that some may find just a little bit gross...competitors flung petrified poop in the iowa state fair cow chip throwing contest.it's an annual tradition... and let's be fair... it does take skill to hurl these chips.the feet. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--the freak accident that injured two people in front of the state capitol.and healing in sherman park.today's step on the road now at 5:00...the sherman park neighborhood looks to find peace after a weekend of violence.. the march today designed to bring residents and police closer together. plus... an olympic story you can't swimmers have found themsleves in... and why they can't leave rio. let's take a live look outside this morning... welcome to live at daybreak on today's tmj4. i'm vince vitrano.and i'm susan kim. let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... after early morning showers, yesterday was warm and humid

in iowa, state law says there needs to be a paper ballot for every vote. breaking it down further. in johnson county not only are the machines locked no one is allowed to be alone with one. the auditor in linn county said hackers would have a because voter machines are not hooked up to the internet. >> when you listen to the other counties. the idea is to be able to catch voters trying to vote in several places. that hasn't happened yet because encryption software is so a consumer alert today - the popular cloud storage firm - dropbox - is trying to reassure users that their private information is safe. safe.dropbox was hacked in 2012 - leading to 68-million passwords being dumped on the i. internet..the company initially reported a leak of email addresses, but did not say the passwords had been taken, too.dropbox sent out notifications last week to all users who had not changed their passwords since the 2012 breach. you use different passwords for different devices and services, and if you choose to use a password manager program - do your research on it. people making minimum wag

the annual event takes off from the iowa state ir harley davidson shop on des moines's north side. governor branstad and iowa's republican members of congress will also be there. this is video from last year's ride where several former republican presidential candidates met with voters. ernst says trump's visits to iowa tend to stir up attention, most of which she says is positive. "i hear a lot more about donald trump when he comes into the state - again i hear a lot more about when he comes into town and the type of excitement he's generating versus hilary clinton - i hear very little about her visits to iowa i don't even know how many times she's been to iowa " statistical tie with former secretary of state hillary clinton in iowa. results from quinnipiac university last week show clinton with a 47 to 44 percent lead. that's within the margin of error. iowa's 4th district congressman steve king says he's concerned donald trump is softening his stance on illegal immigration. trump's campaign tells abc news he'll a speech sometime next week. despite a possible change in approach, k

"that would be devastating to the iowa economy with 43 corn-based ethanol plants in our state. that's why trump's support for, not only renewable fuel standard but corn-based ethanol, is critically important to jobs in iowa and to the health of the farm economy." " trump's presidential campaign says branstad is trump on agricultural issues. iowa ag secretary bill northey and regents president bruce rastetter are also on the committee. a former congressman is caught in a sex scandal for the second time. his wife is a top clinton campaign aide and has announced she is separating from him. good morning! it's ---. plan on a day just like thunderstorms roaming around the region. some folks will see some downpours again, while others will see nothing. once this front sinks to the south later tonight, rain chances are over until late sunday as a big, blocking ridge of high pressure expands southward over the area. this is in response to a tropical storm that should move into florida later this for this to become a hurricane as well. regardless of what happens there, our weather should

trump will be at the iowa state fair while mike pence is in virginia for a rally.et's bring in casey hunt. she's just outside of new york city in west chester county where hillary clinton received an intelligence briefing a short time ago. casey another good day for you. what can you tell us? >> we are so close and yet so far. we can tell you that hillary clinton received her intelligence briefing this morning. her first intelligence briefing, likely the only one she'll receive before election day. she came here with no aids and was inside for two hours and 17 minutes. approximately. it's interesting that there were no aides that went in with her. some have been ensnared in the e-mail brouhahbrouhaha. huma abidin. there were questions about security clearance because of the issues raised and whether or not there was mishandling of classified information. in this case now the question wasn't raised whether they should be inside the classified briefing or not. they weren't here. hillary clinton is headed to the hamptons later this afternoon. she'll be fund-raising th

"going to the next level playing for iowa state. i mean i might stay in the gym more, get in the weigh room a little more. just go up and down the floor at a fast pace but at the same time im going to be ready for it, its honest." former nfl quarterback tim tebow will try out for major league baseball teams! coach perry-- when the oil billionaire koch brothers call senator johnson... [ cellphone ringing ] ...what do you think they talk about? how the koch brothers' companies polluted wisconsin, even green bay, or how they spent millions to support johnson as he voted their way 90% of the time and supported special tax breaks for big oil polluters? whatever senator johnson and the koch brothers talk about, for the content of this advertising. it's primary election night-- we're monitoring results tonight. ted ad libs race we have full results on our website fox6 now dot com. and be sure to join us for a full recap on fox6 wakeup starting tomorrow morning creamy swirls of pure indulgence. tempting accents of sheer pleasure. introducin

moments we can offically countdown the days until college football kicks off -- on one hand -- at iowa state -- it's the start of a new chapter -- saturday is matt campbell's first game >>> we can officially count down the number of days until college football begins on one hand. for the schoap, it's they're first time under head coach matt campbell. >> reporter: there's a renewed confidence in ames. >> i think everybody is ready for a new era. >> reporter: after 8 months of the process, the matt campbell culture takes jack trice for the first time on saturday night. >> you have the ability to create a culture where that's so you done just luck into winning. >> reporter: scutch a nice word and all, but the cyclones have lost 19 games over the last 2 seasons, so there's something else they're looking to change too. >> we want to win as much as the fans do. will do everything we can to get wins. >> if we reach our potential and play the best we can, that's wane >> reporter: because the process takes time, and even the cyclones don't fully know what saturday will bring. >> i don't know if we ha

the iowa state fair -- is going where no butter statue has gone before. check it out.. they're featuring butter sculptures of the sta it's the sci-fi show's 50-year anniversary. and it just so happens that riverside, iowa is officially accepted as the future birthplace of starship enterprise captain james tiberius kirk. he's set to be born there on march 22-- in the year 22-28. the town now looking beyond butter - and trying to raise 30-thousand dollars to build a life-sized bronze statue of captain kirk. "ocean's eleven" is getting a about next year's super bowl halftime show. the details are in tonight's buzz. sandra bullock will lead an all-female cast in "oceans eight" - a remake of "oceans eleven." the film will be about a group of crooks who pull off a major heist -- similar to the oceans series starring george clooney. the cast also includes cate blanchette, helena bonham carter and mindy kaling. roles for anne hathaway and rihanna. one all-female remake that doesn't seem to be a hit..."ghostsbusters." the hollywood reporter says don't expect a sequel. in fact, t

iowa. here is today's numbers. we got up to 84 today in cedar rapids. rain with about 2/10 of rain there. here is some of the other highs around the state of iowa today. nobody suffering too much. one of the warmer temperatures was over around the quad cities where it did get to 85. here in cedar rapids our official number was 84. that is 4 degrees above the normal for this time of year. if you look out here you can see a big rotating band of clouds. that is actually jet stream. the process is already under way to night. a weak cool front has already gotten into eastern iowa. that will give this front a little big push here later on tonight. by the time we get to friday it will be way down into the southeastern united states. this high pressure will set up over the great lakes states. that will bring in northerly here. that will mean below normal temperatures starting tomorrow and continuing into sunday from the looks of things with all the heat and humidity staying well to the west of us. it should also mean a dry forecast too. this is our model indication of how much rain should fall all the way through monday at 4:30 in the afternoon. while we are

state support for the candidates of state officials say fewer people got out to enjoy this year's iowa state fair. these stories and more, all new vernon: a lot of childish bickering stopping you from getting things done. sounds like washington, but it was my house as i raised three daughters while starting a small business. i'm monica vernon. we've got to help hardworking families ve, and equal pay for equal work. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message because it's time to get something done the cbs evening news is next it's a back to school miracle in one texas classroom, ...at least if you're a student. a second grade >>> it is a impact to school miracle at least if you're a student. a teachers no homework policy is going viral. mrs. young says after research the issue students will not have formal homework. they will have extra work after school only if they don't finish their in class work. she says it doesn't increase the student's performance and instead after family, friends and kids being kids. >> as a parent i'd have to agree, but as the journal list, i'm going to leave it r

around iowa city, the temperature there is at 73 degrees. here's the high temperatures from around the state of iowa and readings were below normal across the entire state. the warmest area way down in the southeast, burlington managed to get up to 81 degrees but only 75 around decorah and even on the western border of the state. counsel i didn't like blufz held at 75 this afternoon. we've got a front down to the south of us tonight, and that's a good place to develop and tonight you can see they're out there from illinois and missouri all the way back down to oklahoma. this will be an active area for weather as the front holds to the south of us. until it starts moving north the weather will remain dry here in eastern iowa. we've also got drier air that's clearing out the skies. so i'm thinking we'll see stars tonight and probably sunshine early in the day tomorrow but eventually these clouds will start coming north ward towards bring showers and thunderstorms back into the forecast just in time for saturday. as far as the temperatures go tonight, you can see again, they are cooler off in t

in iowa we don't have the m large minority populations that a lot of other states do. ing african-american community, latino communities. so iowa has a lot of white middle class, blue collar workers that really are tuning in to donald trump's message right now. >> all right. give us a sense of donald trump's ground game in the state of iowa, has he had a big presence there? does he have folks who work for him that have been on the ground? >> sure, he does. just this past week they announced a new round of field directors that they've hired. a lot of them are people who have been in the game for a long time. they really know the lay of the land. donald trump is starting to ramp up his ground game now going into labor day. i think we will see more of that going forward. >> tell me about what iowa voters care about. does it reflect a lot of other voters across the u.s.? >> yeah, iowa voters are similar to voters across the country and they care about the economy, they care about their jobs. but iowa's agricultural industry really is big here so a lot of strategists are tel

toya: the iowa state fair is getting creative with an annual tradition. announcer: after a rough day, toya: we have fried food on a stick and signature cream puffs. one of our neighboring state's has its own legacy butter sculptures. the iowa fair features the famous butter cow. this year they got intergalactic with their sculptures. they added the cast of star trek. captain kirk himself is from iowa. the town is looking to raise $30,000 to build a life-sized statue to mark the show's 50th anniversary. it will not however be made of they have had the heat. it would not last long. thunderstorms to the west. try this evening. you should be all right. maybe an isolated shower. we are hopeful that we see the rain out to the west. we need the rain around here. most of our lawns are looking really brown. it is hot this evening and very sticky. the heat index stan >>> tonight, as we come on the air, the deadly explosion. and right now, the search for the missing. a massive fireball rocking that apartment building, and this evening, search teams remain on the scen

a couple scattered showers late saturday night that could affect the iowa state uni game over in ames, but our game here in eastern iowa, it should be dry. just a late-night showers saturday into sunday. >>> look at this. a pretty slippery contest this weekend involved contestants above all covered in grease. if 33-foot pole is weather with grief and attached to a barge. the polls hang over the pond harbor so they can fall and safely. the goal is to run up as far up the pole as you can, remove some of the fights at the end, but a lot of fun is to see how contestants gracefully fall off. >> one wrong step and you are singing soprano the rest of your life. >> i bet though. >> that the risk i'm not willing to take. >> i wonder what kind of greece it is. >> i took part in the annual poll running contest. >>> still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, nasa just finished up an interesting terrestrial test. how a volcano in hawaii could eventually help humans get to mars and survived their. >>> listen throughout the day for score? i wanna see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much,

iowa. love the people and love the state. will tell you, iowa is fortunate to have the best and most dedicated public service in the country. including governor terry branstad, lieutenant governor kim reynolds, state gop chairman, senator chuck grassley, and of course a person i've gotten to know very well, who is a tremendous person, senator joni ernst. tremendous. [applause] that is called an incredible roster. you are very lucky. a lot of states would like to have that roster. i want to take a moment to thank the bikers in the audience. there are a lot of them. they call them bikers for trump. they have been so good to me throughout the campaign. i want to thank them, i really appreciate it. a lot of fantastic group of people we have. what a fantastic country we live in. [applause] more than anything today, i want to express my gratitude. because all over the country we've had such mentor support to our amazing veterans. a lot of them are in the room. thank you. [applause] i will not let you down. believe me. they have been

the uni coaching staff so much he is in the two deep at wide receiver as a tru saturday night at iowa state. jalens got great speed jalen is very smooth one of those players it doesn't appear to be going as fast as he is but he is running away from people at least in our field so he's very smooth got great hands very calm demeanor so we will see what he is like when we get in a bigger atmosphere to see what shows there. sot :20 oc: "what shows there " i can't wait to hear jalen's the panthers call one of his touchdowns. nfl news and it is not good news if you are a vikings fan. quarterback teddy bridgewater dislocated his knee and tore his acl in a non contact drill today, he was transported to the hospital in ambulance. they cancelled the rest of prhe is out for the season. 36 year old shaun hill is the vikings backup. on the volleyball court tonight. 12th ranked linn-mar hosted 5th ranked iowa city west and the lions with some cooking early. ellie von lehmden that had the home fans on their feet.. and then checkout the block by megan renner.. .and she was jacked.. but iowa city west answe

at iowa state penitentiary, we found that the most brutal violence is sometimes against ones self. >>pen 11. >> 22-year-old inmate caleb etter suffered severe burns over two-thirds of his body when the methamphetamine lab he was running exploded. when we interviewed etter, he was also serving time for both sexual assault and for attacking a peace officer. >> i pushed everything to the limit because, as you can tell, i think i'm unstoppable. i think nothing can stop me. nothing will ever kill me. i thought i was god. reality check. i'm not. >> in spite of his calm demeanor, a few hours after this interview, etter got into a verbal confrontation with a female correctional officer that quickly escalated. cert, the correctional emergency response team, was called in to extract him from his cell. >> he's banging his head on the door, spitting at the glass. he refused to move, comply with any orders. permission to extract him from his cell. >> for security reasons the prison videotapes all extractions. >> you ready to move? keep your hands down. all the way. >> open b-11. >> a mask is place