iowa. wisconsin, iowa, southern minnesota, and this is one town, evacuations because of the river that was raging. unbelievable, heavy rain through the heart of northern iowa. we still have flash flood watches and warnings. rivers will remain high and be cresting in the upcoming weekend. the cedar river should be the second all-time highest crest. that goes back over 50 or 60 years. that's a look at the big weather story. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. well, that storm system went through utah that sparked severe behind it, cool weather to the south. some of the coolest air of the season. that moves into california. mt. shasta with a high in the mid 60s. >> i'll have the complete weekend forecast coming up. "early today" back in two. human papillomavirus. who knew hpv could lead to certain cancers and diseases? who knew my risk for hpv would increase as i got older? who knew that there was a vaccine that could have helped protect me from hpv did you know, mom? dad? what will you say? don't wait. talk to your child's doctor today. learn more at hpv.com. ?? when is your flu shot

we'll need to watch for some morning thunderstorm s over extreme northeast iowa and southwest wisconsin through the early morning 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 weather is still on track for friday and saturday.toda y: partly cloudy and humid, with a chance of storms, mainly north. wind: s 5-15. high: 87 orms.sated heavy amountsssible. wind: s 5-10. w: 64 the city council in iowa d housing groups say they're trying to create more affordable housing. several potential solutions to keep up with growing demand. last night, council members debated creating fund from 500- thousand to a million dollars for affordable housing needs. a percentage of that would be reserved for purchasing land as

. >> reporter: brooke, jim, good morning, nominees are on a campaign swing, trump to iowa, illinois, wisconsin and clinton and bernie sanders are off to new hampshire and first lady goes to bat here for clinton here in pennsylvania. lets take you to video, first lady's keystone state tour begins at the lasalle university's tom gola arena and then west to the university of pittsburgh, where she is expected to make a very strong case for clinton as she did on july for the democratic convention here in philadelphia. now just like vp joe biden's pro clinton rally at drexel yesterday, today's event aims to drive up voter registration. in 2016 pennsylvania will be a key swing state so both parties are working to ramp up voter rolls ahead of october 11th, that is cut off date for deadline to register. trump and clinton are basking

donald trump making stops in iowa wisconsin and illinois.>> you heard about the deplorables right? >> if they don't like me they will end up liking me. i will be a friend even when they don't like me. >> hillary clinton hitting the trail with former rival bernie sanders appearing at an event in new hampshire. >> isn't this one of the stra seen? i really sometimes don't know what to make of it.>> clinton and trump calling on their home teams to pitch in. michelle obama is campaigning for clinton. vice presidential nominee mike pence appearing at an event in ohio. tonight. it for today in the caribbean hitting several islands with heavy rain and wind. it could develop into a hurricane so we will continue to watch that. in the meantime we have just picking up south in the valley. -- dust picking up in the south valley. more just picking up with some of the storms to the south. more dust picking up with some of the storms to the south. take a look at your screen. a stronger storm just to the southwest of maricopa. it could possibly pickup high wind and dust. in the meantime out to the

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 toward should sink south into the area overnight carrying a heavy rain risk with it. dry weather is still on track for friday and saturday.toda y: partly cloudy and humid, with a chance of storms, mainly north. wind: s 5-15. high: 87 tonight: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. isolated heavy amounts possible. wind: s 5-15. high: 83 tom. night: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 64 charlotte, north carolina, set off a lot of overnight protests. authorities say officers shot an armed man at an apartment complex. several officers were reportedly hurt during the protests. the charlotte mayor identified the man police sh

good morning, illinois, iowa, and wisconsin. >> good morning. a check of the pike. we're looking good in both directions. so far this morning, it's quiet, a little bit of construction #expressway at o'neil tunnel. road work careering on 128 by highland avenue. 128 southbound and route 3. we're expecting trains and buses on >> we're following breaking news. >> police are on the scene of a serious and the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is live in the studio with what we know right now. antoinette? >> emily, police and detectives have cleared the scene here, but they are not releasing a lot of information. here's what we know. a man was severely beaten here and is suffering from life-threatening injuries this morning. let's go ahead and take a look at that video from the scene overnight. police had been here all night investigating in the parking lot of the lounge in revere. tape surrounding the front doors of the lounge as investigators looked into what happened. police have not said who was involved in this assault, but, once again, a man was severely beaten and is s

trump has events in illinois, iowa, and wisconsin. clinton will be at u.n.h. with bernie sanders. trump will be in bedford, new hampshire, tomorrow. >> i emotionally, i've been through a huge amount. >> right now, a young man lost at sea for days is back home in vermont. this morning we're hearing from nathan carman about the mystery surrounding his voyage. >> todd kazakiewich is in boston where carman faced questions about exactly what happened. >> randy, emily, good morning. this morning carman's mother is still missing and presumed dead. investigators are now trying to vessel. the mother and son left the coast of rhode island on a fishing trip september 17. seven days later, nathan was rescued from a life raft found by a freighter heading to boston. last night his father took his son back home to vernon, vermont. >> he's lost a little weight. other than that, he's doing well. >> i would like to thank the public for their prayers and for their concern for both my mother and for from the coast guard yesterday, police had been searching his home on monday and they took a modem, si

no clubs to be found over eastern iowa wisconsin, or illinois. they are very thin and look a lot worse than they actually are. there. here's a high temperatures throughout the midwest today. and a lot of places in eastern iowa on the mid-70s for highs. mason city only got up to 73 today at 75 in cedar rapids. typical high this time of your are right around 78-80 degrees across the eastern half of the state. our current temperatures are still holding in the low to mid- 70s. as we get to sunset with this dry air and light wind temperatures will start to fall 40s and low 50s. it looks to be pretty wide scope -- widespread. there's a storm talk about last night with crossover -- florida panhandle is a hurricane is moving off toward south carolina still a lot of rain around the weather system. it's expected to continue to slowly track onto the northeast and then lollygag around just off the coast of new jersey and virginia. so hurricane center this thing will be out here for several days to come. that means pattern is pretty were locked up and we go se

and most endangered type of gray whale and they are a protected evacuation orders continue in iowa, wisconsin and flood threat continues in that area. the heavy rain triggered severe flooding last week claiming at least two lives. rivers and creeks continue to swell in both states. they could soon breech their banks. warnings and sack weighings are expected to -- warnings and evacuations continue on saturday. >>> it is not the water, but fire forcing people from their homes. flames quickly spread and dozens of homes had to be evacuated. right now it is about 20% -- the fire is about 20% contained. heather: why experts say the lawsuit will not be the last. ed: more and more parents are opting not to get children sack saw straight -- vaccinated. one mom talks about repercussions. harvey: and rain is on the way for tomorrow, but it may not be the only wet weather this week. we'll talk about that coming up. heather:and the first presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump is now just hours from happening on this very stage. new at 5:00, what both -- what experts say both need to

. >> donald trump also making the rounds hitting iowa, wisconsin, and illinois, where he bashes clinton in chicago. you heard about the deplorables, right? we're going to be a friend to everybody. and if they don't like me, they will end up liking me, all right? i'll be a friend even when they don't like me but el end up liking me when they produce because we have politician that finishing up his day in wisconsin this evening. the swing state has gone democrat since 1998, but polls show it surprisingly close. >> a strong warning from john kerry, secretary of state is threatening to cut off all contact with moscow overseer yeah unless russian and syria and the attacks on aleppo -- he made a call to the russian foreign minister saying the u.s. will suspend its with russia if attacks on hospitals, water supplies and other civilian infrastructure doesn't stop and stop immediately. >> huge move by lawmakers. senators voted 97 to one today to override the president's veto over the 9/11 bill. the lone no vote, harry reid. the measure will allow 9/11 families to sue the government of saudi arab

trump goes to iowa as well and then wisconsin, new hampshire and miniatures the period triggered the next presidential debate is scheduled for sunday, october 9th in st. louis, missouri. the final debate in las vegas on a wednesday, coburn 18th. nicole: the fbi investigating possible attempts to hack cell phones used by party officials. authorities say it might have happened as recently as the past month. investigators have believed previous attacks conducted by hackers backed by the russian government. moscow dismissed these allegations and claim russia is trying to influence the presidential election in favor of donald trump yang prime minister shimon peres has said. his condition earned for nobel peace prize further peace negotiations with the palestinians. >> even is one of the founding fathers. concerned are people before we even had a country. for israel, from the very first day of the state for the last day of his life. lauren: president obama said peres is guided by a vision of human dignity and progress of the new people of goodwill can advance together. shimon peres and som

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 b again, especially towards northwest iowa. this activity should sink south into the area overnight carrying a heavy rain risk with it. dry weather is still on track for friday and saturday.toda y: partly cloudy and humid, with a chance of storms, mainly north. wind: s 5-15. high: 87 tonight: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. isolated heavy amounts possible. wind: s 5-15. high: 83 tom. night: chance of storms. wind: s 5-10. low: 64 thanks kaj. a deadly police shooting in overnight protests. authorities say officers shot an armed man at an apartment complex. several officers were reportedly hurt during the protests. the charlotte mayor

beginning of the next system crossing through, had earlier thunder storms currently errupting across iowa, wisconsin there is will event lib the next system that crosses our region, but have very little fanfare. probably get spotty shower or thunderstorm at max out of it. i'll tell you about the time nag second. quickly check on tropical storm ian, it is expected to maintain this tropical storm status as it moves north and then eventually northeast, so luckily does not appear as though it will be any threat to lands, but with that good news certainly. so very quick check on the seven day, we switch gears here, 90 the high tomorrow, hot and steamy day, return to drier air come thursday and friday. >> katie, thank you so much. good morning everybody. happy tuesday. looking outside, so, the big story of the day is that the president is coming. eakin's oval is closing down the whole area around the art museum. get to in a in a little bit. first live shots. construction 95, headlights in the southbound direction between cottman and allegheny. two lanes blocked because of the construction. that is now sin

wisconsin. floods -- already claiming two lives this week. in iowa -- hundreds of homes and businesses -- near the cedar river -- are being urged downtown area. a group of men are hailed heroes -- for saving a deer -- stuck in flood waters in iowa.. you can see here -- the animal -- getting swept away. the good samaritans say they noticed the deer was hurt and would eventually die of exhaustion. so they jumped into action,,, with the help of several others. "it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst of something like this to be so, we're able to help an animal, and that feels pretty good." not knowing what to do with the deer hold of it -- drive it out of town -- and let it free. anchors adlib and toss to bryan .tonight...clear. lows 63 to 67. north winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .monday...sunny. highs 86 to 89 on the west side of the valley... 88 to 92 on the east side. east winds 10 to 15 mph. lows 65 to 69. west winds 10 to 15 mph shifting to the east after midnight. .tuesday...partly sunny. a chance of th

iowa currently holds the heartland, cy-hawk, heroes, floyd of rosedale and big ten west trophies for the teams wins over wisconsin, iowa state, nebraska and minnesota, respectively. please read below for a brief history of each rivalry and trophy. all four will be on display throughout the tradeshow! live in coralville, here as cities, counties and state agencies are increasing their patrols. at the cedar rapids police department, a grant will pay for more officers to hit the str governor's traffic safety bureau, one third of deadly crashes in iowa involve drunk drivers. it's not the $3 a gallon we all saw a few years ago, but higher gas prices are out there in time for the labor day weekend. aaa reports the national average price rose for 14 days in a row, topping out at $2.22 monday. in cedar rapids, drivers saw the price for a gallon of regular unleaded go down 2 cents in the last week to $2.21 but drivers in waterloo - cedar car driving by the 965 bridge over the iowa river in johnson county will have all lanes closed. repair work on the bridge is set to begin on tuesday. the bridge failed an inspection earli

hundreds have fled their homes in iowa and wisconsin. several others are keeping a close eye to the rivers and creeks this morning. the so-called "sawmill fire" people in about three dozens homes have been forced to leave. the fire started just before noon yesterday. still no word on how it started. the good news here..is nobody has been injured. a much different story in the midwest. this morning some are dealing with way too much rain. people in iowa and wisconsin are still dealing with massive flooding. this is drone footage from southeast wisconsin. the flooding has already killed two people. in iowa people are fleeing hundreds of homes and river. the threat continues in both states today as already swollen rivers and creeks continue to rise. high pressure pushes it's edge south of laughlin today; allowing the valley to decrease winds back to 5-10 mph out of the west/northwest. mainly sunny skies will be common along with high afternoon compared to the several prior afternoons in the mid and upper 80s. high will range between 97 and

wisconsin, iowa and nevada are the three states where he's got the best news. i think it does come down to pennsylvania in the end. but, luckily, today i know you're coming to this later in the program, steve, so i don't want to spend too much time on it. on october 20, 1973, on september 2nd, 2016, friday night massacre narrative and reputation on hillary clinton and disaster and it will change the race beginning monday and i don't think the old labor day take us news. i think we'll be studying this report over the weekend. she had a terrible week. he had a very good week, that shakeup is beginning. >> okay. well, you're right, we'll be getting to that a little bit later in more detail. a version of the same question i asked you, i'll ask you, from hillary clinton's standpoint, she's ahead wharks is tt is the threat? is it the e-mail, doj? what is the biggest threat? >> i read the report, other people read the report, it doesn't go any further than what we've already heard that she was careless or reckless. she's apologized for it. it's a real problem and issu

donald trump is rallying support in illinois, iowa and wisconsin. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is responding to damaging testimony in the bridge gate trial. former port authority official david wildstein testified he and defendant bill baroni bragged about the traffic tie ups in fort lee in 2013 but still christie is denying any knowledge of the scheme. stood by those claims on his ask the governor radio show last night. >> i knew nothing about the lane realignments before they happened, i knew nothing about the lane realignment as they were happening, i had nothing to to with the planning of it, i had no, nothing to do with authorizing it. >> there is no word on whether christie will take the stand as a witness in this trial. >>> it sound like sci-fi but some say humans could really go to mars in just six years. >> that is the gola cord to go space x foundere lon must being who came up with a plan to colonized the red planet. hena daniels has more on his ambitious, mission to mars, hena. >> reporter: ambitious, indeed, good morning, guys. founder of space x revealed his plans

how does it plan iowa, pennsylvania and wisconsin? he promises security. he el visits for the media of those not in the country legally. he does so so more humor and grace. it was his very best day of the campaign in the middle of a week where hillary clinton began on the front page of the los angeles times and ended up with a terrible report today. i think we'll see a much tighter race. >> and some sounded like they believe hillary clinton win is in the cards for november. >> check it out. >> arizona will need a senator that will act as a stamp, not a rubber stamp for the white house. >> the message that we have is pretty good. it seems to boil down to mr. trump's penalty being not what people like as opposed to where the issues are. republicans are where many of the american people are. >> that mccain ad, it take mes back when the republicans concluded he was toast. they wanted to save the congress. they started saying hey, give us a check. seeing shades of that right now in that ad. >> i think it has a lot more to do with john mccain and he is trying to

. >>> it's a waiting game for people in iowa and wisconsin as they get roady to face possible flooding. this comes after they faced several days of rain, look at this aerial footage from wisconsin, flooding only expected to get worst. in iowa, national weather service believes the cedar river will crest at 24 the red cross set up shelters for people impacted by flooding in other communities. >> the biggest thing is seeing the neighborhood come together, other neighborhoods working together, people, family and friends coming from all over the state, country, coming to help us. we talked to people from indiana, tennessee, it's nice to see >> reporter: city leaders say they have been preparing to >> you hate to see anybody dealing with that >> you do. it's a powerful storm going through that area. we have a system, but nothing like what they are seeing up there in the midwest. 97 is where we should be. we started the morning off at 67 degrees. wind advisories from bullhead city to lake havisu. here's a look at our sustained winds, wind gusts in the high country, around 20- miles an hour,

the cold front that is dropping through iowa, wisconsin and michigan to fire up a few showers and storms so bring off the front come a pretty much it as itch moves our way. definitely going to the dry weather, several days in a row at least for the whole week ahead. saturday makes for brief showers of 78, only six on sunday but all and all a great looking first week of automaticl well. guys, we will sendd it back your way. great aj cash shortages hitting the southeast with long lines gas stations after pipeline break in alabama. the prices have jumped including alabama, georgia and north carolina declaredin sit -- state of emergency which preventsnt price gouging, delivering back to the pump ins warning not to run out of gas, by it often which is easier said than done stations more people filled the air tank the worst the problems becomes i hear the prices go. with it -- the pipeline company to build bypass around thisin week they can't say when the line will be back up and running. and filedud against -- wells fargo, three plants in utah suing for invasion ofin privacy and breach of con

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 afternoon. it is warmest in the southern counties. as the rain is moving out by saturday it will be a cold day wednesday of next week. >>> we will hear from both players and the match up next. terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michele marsh raid in london is believed to have broken up an isis terror p >>> and early morning raid in london has broken up a terror plot. a 19-year-old and 20-year-old were arrested suspected of pairing a terrorist act. new details were given. >>> sunday marks 15

. >>> tonight iowa and wisconsin are bracing for some flooding that's expected to hit the two states. the iowa the river is expected to crest at 24 feet mounds. while the downtown area is closed off for of people have been advised to evacuate. we've seen our share of giant dust storms. here is morgan loew. >> reporter: the desert looks like a western postcard. jagged mountains shoot up from the sand. trains and traffic along i-10 is something happening here in the soil, clouds, in the wind. a mystery and a danger. >> i was working the day of that large one that everybody talks about. >> reporter: meteorologist, ken waters, is talking about july 5th, 2011. satellite images from that day show there was a giant headed straight for the valley. a wall of dust roaring in at 40 miles per hour covering 100 miles of surface, reaching 8000 feet into the sky, literally swallowed the entire valley of the sun. >> i've never seen something so incredible as that and i have not. >> reporter: waters' studied how they form over phoenix how summer thunderstorms drop with blow powder soil into the air an

with heavy rain earlier this week....major flooding threatens more than two-dozen counties in iowa and wisconsin. cedar rapids river is expected to crest at 24-feet tommorow and possibly flood soe have been advised to evacuate... while volunteers are working overtime putting up sandbags along the river./// ((nia wong)) >>> over in our weather center... sunny skies and cooler weather is headed our way. katier boer has your forecast. (( )) ((katie boer)) >> another nice day shaping up around clark county and southern nevada--however temperatures are climbing to at or weather headlines -- looks like we could see a slight chance of showers arriving when a closed upper level low pushes north from baja and mexico this tuesday and wednesday. we'll see another warmup heading into late this week. ........... today look for highs in the upper 80s with plenty of sunshine. overnight tonight-- upper 60s and mild -- those temps. about normal for this time of the year. ........... your severe weather outlook keeping our threat for severe storms well to our east. and tomorrow. a building ridge of high pressure

is going to serve him very well in some of the key states from pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, wisconsin and iowa. >> we are looking at some of those key states just yesterday. >> you should be. that's where this election is going to be won or lost. >> on to the debates. we're less than three weeks away from the first presidential debate. couple of days ago trump said he hasn't really practiced. may or may not hold a mock debate. do you think that's wise? >> well, you are talking to someone who's never done a mock debate and never did any practices. >> no kidding. >> i'm probably the wrong person -- never. and the reason i didn't, brooke, is because i always thought the most important thing to do in a debate is to try to be yourself, not to be scripted. if you are scripted, it shows.

. >>> donald trump is trying to gain support in iowa and wisconsin today and clinton is campaigning with bernie sanders in new hampshire. both candidates claiming victory after going head to head on monday after the most watched debate in u.s. history. >>> today could be your chance to land a new job. chipotle is hiring and wants to this is all part of the second annual national career day. managers are holding job interviews at every chipotle location. they are going from 8:00 to 11:00 this morning and again 3:00 to 5:00 this evening. people can register online to secure a spot. >>> you can now ride between glenwood and denver springs without jumping on i-70. the final link to the bike route system is finished. crews finished the last sect between genesee and every green parkway. evergreen parkway. no more rides along the shoulder of i-70. it's ready to go and you can get to glenwood. still have to go over loveland pass. >> that's a nice detour. >>> next in the cbs4 morning news, extra crunchy tyson chicken nuggets have a big supposed to be there. >>> a company looking to cover >>> our

trump has rallies today in iowa and wisconsin. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >> while the polls may be divided, how about something people can agree on-- like punching martin shkreli in the face. shkreli--the pharma ceo who came under scrutiny after increasing life-saving drug prices by 5,000%-- is auctioning off a punch to the bid is currently close to 80-grand. the money will benefit the family of his late pr manager./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> up next... the fall out for wells fargo continues... but is the scam a sign of a larger problem in the banking world? plus... a mission to mars is not so far off... if you ask elon musk. his latest plan breaks down how we'll get there... but paying for it is a different story./// don't believe... don't believe... don't believe joe heck's attacks. with integrity. as a federal prosecutor and attorney general... she made sex trafficking a felony crime. she

how does it play in iowa, pennsylvania and wisconsin? he promises security to a country worried about security. he elevates for the media to understand the victims of crime of those not in the country legally. and he does so with a little bit more humor and grace than we are used to and especially the visit to mexico. it was his very best day of the campaign, in the middle of a week where hillary clinton began with the front page of the "los angeles times" and ended up with this terrible report today. this time next week we will see a much tighter race. >> some senators this week say they believe a hillary win is in the cards this year. senator john mccain is using the prospect much a clinton presidency in a new tv ad. check it out. >> if hillary clinton is elected president, arizona will need a senator who will act as a check, not a rubber stamp, for the white house. >> in louisiana, senator bill cassidy said on c-span last night that it's not the republican message that's at fault but the messenger at the top of the ticket. >> the mess

right now flooding is threatening more than two-dozen counties in iowa and wisconsin. those two states were hit by heavy rains earlier this week. iowa's governor held a roundtable meeting with emergency officials today and toured some areas in cedar rapids. that's where a river is expected to crest at 24-feet on monday and possibly flood some areas. evacuate... while volunteers are working overtime putting up sandbags along the river./// toss to katie for weather ((katie boer)) we had across the valley--southern nevada really comfortable today to kick off the weekend....and gorgeous as we take a look outside. ................. mostly clear skies and a warming trend can be expected through monday. temps likely reaching low 90s or the mid 70s. ............. northerly winds will be gusty at times...especially down the colorado river valley on sunday. a strong upper ridge of high pressure will build into california and then northern nevada tonight through monday. ............... looking ahead..., a closed upper low will develop across northwest mexico and baja.an upper leve

and donald trump is heading to the midwest - planning campaign stops in chicago, iowa and wisconsin. it hasn't been very long at all since the debate.. but donald trump's campaign and the republican party - have raised a lot 18 million dollars. there is a quarter fundraising deadline at the end of this month... trump's campaign is planning a major investment in political ads from now through november -- which will cost a pretty penny. hillary clinton can add two more endorsements to her list... both from unlikely sources. former virginia senator john warner is endorsing her... he's a republican - who was briefly in the senate alongside clinton. and the arizona republic newspaper is endorsing clinton as well... the first time the paper has endorsed a democratic a government shutdown is fast approaching... an impasse in the senate means it could come by the end of this week. democrats want progress on legislation to fight the zika virus and help flood-torn louisiana. they're also hoping republicans will be willing to add money to help with the water crisis in flint, michigan. if there'

while trump will rally for support in illinois, iowa, and wisconsin. both candidates are claiming victory after going head to head during monday night's record-setting presidential debate donald trump: >> she was talking about what she was going to do get rid of isis. and i kept saying, "for 26 years, you've been doing nothing. nothing." hillary clinton: >> "he actually bragged out of the paying his fair share (boos)// now if not paying taxes makes his smart, what does that make all the rest of us. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the next presidential debate takes place in less than two weeks in st. louis, missouri. clinton is set to receive a major endorsement from another republican politician today...this time former a win in the state could prove pivotal on election day./// ((michael stevens)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// ((michael stevens)) >>> acts of kindness , after the break.. our two part series continues... . ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll introduce you

several states dealing with high waters -- including iowa, minnesota and here in wisconsin. in northeast iowa -- about 60 homes in the town of greene took on waist-deep floodwaters from the shell rock river. more than 8 inches of rain falling in the filled sandbags in preparation for the river's crest today. and here in wisconsin -- near the iowa border...a train derailed -- spilling about 1-thousand gallons of diesel fuel into the mississippi river. water reportedly washing out part of the track near ferryville. no one was hurt in the incident.. officials hoping a boom will help capture the spilled fuel. heavy rain and flood waters causes damage in jackson county. boats were carried over a dam near hatfield. the boats became unattached the water level to rised two to three feet. fir owners to leave the boats alone, and consider them a loss. toss to rob the frontal boundary that dogged us for the past couple of days as slipped to our south moving us into some cooler air. highs will slip into the 60s today and tomorrow. showers persist today but in a more scattered fashion and

. >> donald trump making the rounds in iowa, wisconsin and illinois where he bashes clinton. >> you heard about the deplorables. they will be a friend to everybody, if they don't like me they will end up liking me when we produce. because we are politicians that don't produce. >> trump finishing up his day in wisconsin, a state that went democrat since 1988 but this year it's surprisingly close. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that report. >>> well, some concerning news from the fbi director about the security of our voting process. he says in the past month, voter registration data bases across the country have been targeted for hackers, and james comey testified in front of the house commission that there were attempted intrusions in several data bases. he did not blame russia but investigators are looking around the clock to look for what kind of mischief russia is planning for the upcoming election. >> troops are heading to iraq in the coming days. but the last deployment will be it. right now there are more than 4500 troops in iraq and more soldiers are needed to help train

and the first lady makes several appearances throughout illinois, iowa and wisconsin. >>> and the federal government teeters on the edge of another shut down. after a bill intended to avoid a shutering of the federal government failed to get enough votes for passage. feels like we're back in this position we were in last year. how likely is it the government will shut down? >> reporter: a last minute bill failed to pass notion. in years past, it's been the republicans that have used this tactic to get what they want and democrats want $220 million for flint, michigan to help with the tainted led in the water crisis there. republicans do not want that in the bill. they would like to see that in a separate bill. and already in this $1.5 billion to fight the zika virus in the the democrats say the flint, michigan provision should go under the flood relief provision in this bill. mitch mcconnell said he might remove the flood provision altogether to keep the government funded through october 9th. so, there still is hope this may not shut the government down. >>> full speed ahead with the pres

wisconsin back to minneapolis could see flooding rains. your local weather in 30 seconds. first though, this is brought to 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. thunderstorms should blossom again, especially towards northwest iowa. this activ >>> so i'll do more sports forecasting. twins and tigers, watch out. rain on the way. i had to ask though -- i thought it was the minneapolis twins. it's the minnesota twins. i'm learning. >> close enough. >> yes, you are. >>> coming up, the surprising of hollywood's power couples, angelina jolie and brad pitt announcing their divorce. what both are saying this morning. >>> caught on camera. >> some disturbing video of a man mugged while playing pokemon go. >> i'm sorry, george. does a fitness tracker help you stay in shape? a lot of people wear them and you'll find out in the research. >> who ha

((you're watching 8 >>> evacuations and curfews are in effect in parts of iowa and wisconsin as a river threatens to overflow it's banks. the cedar river is rising quickly. it crested in vinton today.. tomorrow. this will be the second highest crest on record.. and major flooding is expected. vinton is expecting heavy waters through thursday.. and cedar rapids through saturday./// ((sherry swensk)) beautiful sunshine and some breezes today... with comfortable 80s around town. there are some northeast breezes and the humidity just above 10 percent. theast clouds will continue to slide into the area tonight ahead of moisture moving into the desert from the east - bringing showers and thunderstorms to texas today. into the desert from the east - bringing showers and thunderstorms to texas today. ............. temps will rise to low 90s as the warmest day of the week today... then we finish september in the 80s and without anymore 100s! ................. a chance for showers starts in the mountains tomorrow - then the valley midweek and gorgeous sunshine for our first the high over the west

clinton campaigns with bernie sanders while trump rallies support in illinois, iowa and wisconsin. both candidates are claiming victory in a record-setting presidential debate monday. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will host a special cabinet after the death of former president. he palaced away at the age of 93. he suffered a stroke two weeks ago. >> peres was the face of israel for more than half a center. he held almost every senior political office and was twice elected prime minister. his family immigrated to what was then the a job as secretary on a farm led him into politics. he served a record 48 years in the ka -- the father of the secretive nuclear program. a champion of police he worked to secure an interim police accord with egypt. it was signed in 193 peres and arafat the noble peace prize. >> a permanent settlement and with all our neighbors a comprehensive peace. >> he posted a facebook video urging israelis to buy locally made products h. e promoted his krptd and people to the very end. kenneth craig. death of peres means a light has gone out you but th

the nominee stopping in illinois, iowa, and wisconsin. trump blasting at clinton saying she is openly influenced by financial donors. is also mocking her for taking days off the campaign trail.>> all the day off's did you ever see her chart? she won't be campaigning today. this is day in an >> trump and clinton will face off in their next debate in a week-and-a-half. clinton is reaching out to hispanic voters across the country. her campaign releasing a new ad in spanish featuring first-time voters. the hispanic vote can be a key factor in some states including arizona. and ureport is estimating more than for hundred thousand latinos in the state are >>> the republic says they have received death threats and cancellations after endorsing clinton for president . this is the first time in the history that has supported democratic candidate. the director of the editorial board said they just cannot stand behind donald trump.>> things that he is done. making fun of disabled people. freedoms in one area will do it in other areas as well. this

republican nominee director will hold rallies in illinois, iowa and wisconsin. yesterday both touted their performances in the monday night debate. >> she was talking about what she is going to do to get rid of isis, what she was going to do on child care, what she was going to do on all these different things. and i kept saying, for 26 years you have been doing nothing. >> he actually bragged about gaming the system to get out of paying his fair share of taxes. >> boo! >> now, if not paying taxes makes him smart, what does that make all the rest of us? >> clinton is set to receive a major endorsement from another republican politician today. former senator john warner of virginia. >>> former miss universe aleash va machado is standing up against donald trump. she is from venezuela won trump's 1996 miss universe pageant and during monday's debate hillary clinton stated that trump called machado miss housekeeping and miss piggy when she gained weight after winning. machado confirmed that. >> he was really aggressive. he was really rude. he was a bad person with m

minnesota, iowa, wisconsin, storm also start and finish the day.lash flooding along with strong, damaging winds and hail. an isolated tornado risk a concern here today. it's still raining in the mid-atlantic. fronts, old remnants of what was julia still hanging around, virginia beach, norfolk are some of the places dealing with that. the heat is on as well in the middle of the country. even the northeast, temperatures in new york city heading to 85. 85 in l.a. a lot of above-average temperatures. could be a couple of record highs high s in texas and maybe in the northeast. "worldwide exchange" continues after this. it's a very specific moment, the launch window. we have to be very precise. if we're not ready when the planets are perfectly aligned, that's it. we need really tight temperature controls. engineering, aerodynamics- a split second too long could mean scrapping it all and starting over. propulsion, structural analysis- maple bourbon caramel. that's what we're working on right now. from design through production, siemens technology helps m

trump has rallies today in iowa and wisconsin. 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

donald trump is set to speak to voters in illinois, iowa, and wisconsin, and most of the polls this morning giving clinton the edge as new comments from trump sparked new controversy. mad questions from moderator holt. speaking in florida, trump warning things could get personal. >> for 90 minutes i watched her very carefully, and i was also holding back. i didn't want to do anything to embarrass her. >> he was kind of digging me for spending time off the campaign trail to get prepared, but just trying to keep track of time and effort. >> the clinton campaign, featuring miss universe, trump degraded her when she gained weight. randy. randy: the senate blocks a spending bill needed to keep the government funded beyond this friday. that deadline is midnight on september 30 to come up with an republicans voted to block it, which also provides funding to combat the zika virus. democrats are demanding money to help flint, michigan deal with the water crisis. republican leaders promise to address that issue after the election in a separate water bill. the family of a marathon attack victim headed

clinton campaigns with bernie sanders today while trump rallies supports in illinois, iowa and wisconsin. >> both candidates are claiming victory though after going head to head monday in the most-watched debate in u.s. history. more now from new york. ? [ music ] >> donald trump is ac campaign trail and talking about monday night's record-setting presidential debate against rival hillary clinton. >> she was talking about what she's going to do to get rid of siss is. what she was going to do on child care. what she was going to do on all of these different things and i kept say for 26 years you've been doing nothing. >> the republican nominee touted his postdebate former miss universe. earlier in the day he defended comments he made about her weight in the past. >> he called this woman miss piggy. >> he gained a massive amount of weight and it was no problem. >> we can except more insults no. more. >> clinton through raleigh north carolina where she blasted trump once again. >> he actually bragged about gaming the system to get out of paying his fair share of taxes. now if not paying tax

while trump ral list support in illinois, iowa and wisconsin. going head to head in a record- setting presidential debate on monday. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will hold a special meeting. the form israeli president passed away at the age of 93. she suffered a stroke two weeks ago. his son confirmed his death in a kenneth craig from new york. >> the face of israel for more than half a century. he held just about every senior political office and was twice elected israeli prime minister. born in belarus his family immigrated to what was then the palestinian mandate in 1934 when he was just 11. a job as secretary on a farm led him into politics. israel's secret nuclear program. a champion of peace with the palestinians he worked with political rival to strike a peace accord. it was signed -- earned them the noble peace prize >> a permanent settlement and with all our neighbors, piece. >> just hours before suffering a stroke, peres posted a facebook video to buy locally-made products. he promoted his country and its people to the

iowa currently holds the heartland, cy-hawk, heroes, floyd of rosedale and wisconsin, iowa state, nebraska and minnesota, respectively. please read below for a brief history of each rivalry and trophy. all four will be on display throughout the tradeshow! drop in sales for the month of august. experts say it has to do with a change in interests for dumping rain right now over northwest florida. this is a live look at the gulf coast where it hit around 12:30 this morning, iowa time. hermine is the first hurricane to hit florida since hurricane wilma in 2005. today will be fantastic as highs rise into the middle to upper 70s. the continued lack of mugginess will also be nice. this weekend, high pressure is a weekend quiet with moderating temperatures into the 80s for sunday and especially labor day. next week, our weather should trend a little more active with thunderstorms possible on tuesday and wednesday. have a great weekend! today - mostly sunny, high around 77. tonight - clear, low around 54. tomorrow - mostly sunny, high around 79. sunday - mostly sunny, high around 82. thanks kaj. up

iowa.. and finally wisconsin. edward lawrence nbc news, washington.q: how will this election play with women now? a: something about flotus campaigning for clinton today in paq: when will we see if the debate affected the polls? a: tba and this morning - an historic moment for the arizona republic. it is backing a democratic presidential candidate for the the first time in history. the tradtionally conservative editorial board came out in support of hillary the paper has been around for 126 years and this is the first time.. it has endorsed a democrat for president. when asked why -- the editorial board said they believe donald trump is not a conservative and not qualified for the job. they believe clinton has more experience and a better temperment when it comes to the challenges facing our country. phoenix police -involved in another deadly shooting.we are live with the latest on that.. in five minutes. and one very disturbing story about cameras, and phoenix police - investigating another officer involved shoot