village.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live there a good example could find -- can be found at nearby czech village. mellaney moore is there to tell us how that district is changing.>> reporter: owners are in the process of cleaning everything up and moving inventory back in. when they do, this area will look different than it did before. some will not be coming back for reasons other than the flood. they are exploring new ways to continue their business. other owners are coming back, but it won't be quite the same. white lion treasures lost about 250 ft.2 of vendors that moved everything out to prepare for the water and won't be coming back. the owner thinks it is because of the flood. that have decided not to return because of the flood. i think it is the stress of moving out. they are older they don't want to go through this again. >> reporter: business owners say that it has been hard on them being closed in there looking forward to getting everybody back. covering the corridor were in cedar rapids, mellaney moore , cbs 2 news at 5:00. >> they are thankful for the city 's p

the nite ride program at the university of iowa has new travelers.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live in iowa mellaney? university of iowa public safety says they're expecting halloween to be a busy night.. night..from ten o'clock at night until six o'clock in the >> reporter: that the department of public safety says that they expect halloween to be very busy from 10:00 at night until 6:00 in the morning night ride will provide a free and self -- safe way to travel. the service was open for just increased the number of people using the service. it is about 130s -- 130 students per night. all of the buses have cameras and microphones. users can order a ride and the driver knows who has ordered the bus and where they are supposed to get off.>> it's a great idea. a lot of guys when you are out at night, you want to get out and have at -- and get back home without something >> reporter: if you would like to learn more about the night ride service or the phone app, we have more information online at cbs2iowa.com. covering the corridor work and iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news

covering the corridor and iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news, live at 5 nothing can in -- impacting how safe you feel in your neighborhood. the police department is encouraging every neighborhood to start a neighborhood watch. dora miller has more to tell us about this effort.>> reporter: the numbers alone should make people pay more attention. there has been a 12% increase in burglaries from last year into this year. police say it is one way to cut down by having a neighborhood watch program. you should know your neighbors and this time the police are trying to put that into action. in just about an hour, there will be a neighborhood watch town hall meeting to discuss how you can set up this program in your community and keep it going. it will be at the library right , we talk to law enforcement to see how important that is. stay tuned for that. covering the corridor or and cedar rapids, dora miller , cbs 2 news, live at 5 advocates are hoping that lawmakers will finally act in their favor. scott sanborn joins us now with a look at where it stands at this moment. scott.>> reporter:

covering the corridor and iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news police are working to meet a heightened demand for body cameras. here there have been bumps in the roads. dormant -- dora miller spoke dollars per camera. camera.but another setback has been policy development.the linn county sheriff's office says its policy planning is ongoing -- so they have not ordered their cameras yet. sheriff gardner says plan ?is? complete -- all deputies who don't work in the jail will wear them... including people in administration.the cedar rapids police department says who do not work in the jail will wear them. that includes those who work in administration. the cedar rapids police department will solidify the body camera plan very soon. >> we have conducted a pilot and we have chosen the model that we want. that is the reason we have been we would like to get it right the first time. >> reporter: body cameras sound like a great quick fix, but departments that have had the cameras for years say it is not that easy. i am dora miller, cbs 2 news . >>> the fbi is looking into emails down on a share

cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore learned all about it. the cedar rapids schools have the school year is considered chronically absentthe pilot program at wright elementary school year is chronically absent. they cut the number of chronically absent students in half last year. on any given day, most students are at school, but certain students have a higher numbers brian krob, wright elementary principal17:18:09 what can we do as a partner to assure that kids get here each and every day so we can, again, giv possibly can educational wise so that they're not behind and they're not falling back. back.krob says while students can make up homework, it really doesn't replace that time spent in the classroom. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. let's take a moment now to see what's headed our way in your weather first weekend you've worked hard. retirement's within reach, but congressman blum wants to raise the retirement age to 70. blum: we've got to raise the retirement age. blum would make it harder

iowa city stores may soon have some new ways to catch downtown.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live there to share how they plan to do it. many of the store fronts here in iowa city have signs that lay flat against the building. the iowa city downtown district is trying to make signs much more visible to all the pedestrians here.the owner of daydreams comics is hoping to take advantage of a new opportunity called cosign from says this is part of an ongoing effort to add creativity to signage.with city council support to city code, it will be a collaboration between merchants, local artists and sign fabricators. nate kaeding, iowa city downtown district retail development director 14:06:26 we're going to really push more of the creative, the projecting signage that's more pedestrian friendly. signs that hang down like you'd see in older, historic neighborhood s, signs that rotate, they can be three dimensional, they can be lit in different ways. ways.kaeding says this process will really get going next spring.he hopes the new signs can be unveiled next summer.covering the corrid

covering the corridor work and iowa city, mellaney moore , cbs 2 news, live at 5 trying to figure out how to get money out of people. they are targeting college students. they are pretending to be people from the irs demanding taxes from students that don't exist. workers never threatened immediate arrest. another is they never asked for credit cards or personal information over the phone.>>> our temperatures have certainly drop today, just like terry said they would. it is still a beautiful fall day. >>> this is what you would expect to see this time of year on a typical base. we have clear skies and light wind and the temperatures will steadily fall after sunset. there will be frost around tomorrow morning and a frost it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the ri

mellaney moore joins us live in iowa city to explain efforts to help. im here at the mercer park aquatic center.this is one place where people will come to vote and also where there will be volunteers to help people with disabilities. disabilities. pkgsome members of our communities aren't just thinking about who to vote for. harry olmstead, organizer 03:55:55 one of the biggest concerns that people with disabilities has is getting to the polls.olmstead is a group trying to make voting easier for people with disabilities in johnson county. harry olmstead, organizer 03:58:43 transportation is the largest issue. i think the next largest issue is just them not feeling they have a voice and insecurity because they've been told by people, you know, you're different, you're no good.he wants people to know they can make a difference.on november 8, johnson county seats, iowa city and coralville buses will be free for people with disabilities.chelsey markle, arc of southeast iowa04:08:36 for individuals with intellectual disabilities or developmental disabilitie

mellaney moore is live to tell us how the district is changing. >> reporter: business owners down here are still in the process of cleaning everything up and moving everything back in. this area will look different than it did before. >>> white lion treasures is possibly imagine.as bell puts the store back together again piece by piece, some of isn't coming back.? 17:35:47 we have a couple of dealors that have decided not to return after the flood. i think some of it's just the stress of the quick moving out. they're older, they just don't want to go through this again.jennifer stewart, czech village association president 17:54:39 czech village antiques, white lion treasures and my little maker's mall here, i think we've all lost a >>> there is czech treasures and others. vendors.>> reporter: some are not coming back for reasons other than those related to the flood. both owners are exploring new ways to keep their businesses going. >> we will miss them, they were important recent -- retail spots down here. we hope to replace those with more retail stores. going to have some new faces

at this point, no names have mellaney moore is live where it happened. drivers coming through here mellaney moore is live where happen. >> reporter: some drivers are coming through and even more say this -- that they think this is a dangerous intersection. this is how close someone has to be to the tracks to get a view with the train is coming. some people knew the man who died and they say with -- he was a good person who belong to a nice family and thought the world of his friends -- of his kids. that is -- that it is safe to cross. >> in a -- i have been a little bit careless. from now on i will stop and look in light of this tragedy. >> reporter: the sheriff -->>> the state medical examiner will look into the situation as well man was doing their. >>> developing medical news to tell you about today. a british man could be the first be cured -- doing there. developing medical news to tell you about today. a british man could be the first to be cured of hiv. they are given an eight -- a vaccine to train their immune system to spot hidden proteins. it w

mellaney moore is live where it happen.>> reporter: drivers who came through here today said that they think this is a dangerous intersection. this is how close someone has to be to the tracks to get a clear view. carol is coming to honor a family friend. >>> i grew up in this area and it is a nice family and a terrible tragedy. and he was just a good fellow. zylstra's lived by those tracks for 48 years.17:02:17 you almost have to be on the track or 10 feet from the track to see whether there's a train coming.the linn county sheriff's office says this is one of the uncontrolled railroad crossings.it doesn't have arms or lights.major gerald hansel, linn co. crossing and there is also a yield sign for motoring traffic on the roadway.hansel says it's important drivers pay attention to these signs and slow down or even come to a complete stop-- whatever it takes to make sure it's safe to cross.some neighbors say this is definitely going to change the way they go through this intersectionhenry zylstra 17:03:16 from now on, i'm going to stop and look in light of the tragedy. the sheriff's of

town.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore moorewas there as corridor leader service and joins us live with who benefits. the bus will start here at the north liberty living center.we spoke with some of the residents here today who say this is going to be really help. helpful. wanda murphy came outside her home at the north liberty living center to see the new way she and her neighbors can travel the city.wanda murphy, north liberty 03:38:53 i wanted to see the transit. i think it's a great idea for the community especially for this place.after 18 months of the city's first public transit system monday morning. 03:36:42 nat cheersjane gast, north liberty living center director 03:43:39 i have so many tenants who don't have a driver's license anymore or their car and they need transportation and this is just phenomenal.gast says this service is coming just in time for winter when she worries about residents on icy roads. the bus will run a six-stop, roughly 45 minute route monday through friday from ten-am to liberty mayor03:25:56 it takes a loop through most of north liberty. you can stand

political atmosphere is inspiring discussion at the iowa city public library.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from an event called "building and crossing bridges together" . .mellaney? there are two sessions today and the first one just ended. people here hope this creates action long after tonight. tonight. local leaders are trying to they say is happening right now nationally isn't present in our communityshams ghoneim, human rights commission 11:08:03 i have never been witness to such difficult, challenging, almost sometimes sickening language that's been used to put one individual, one group against another. organizers say this discussion at the iowa city public library has been planned for months to raise awareness about american values.shams ghoneim, human rights planned for months to discuss american values. >> we are one country and we need to be supportive of each other and combat the language and the sentiment that is shared unfortunately during the presidential campaign. >> it brings together current professionals and community members. >> it goes beyond the discussio

mellaney moore is live along the corridor or to tell us what the city is doing . >> reporter: the city leaders say 2008 devastated homes and businesses along pier creek in coralville which flows to the iowa river. they are working on putting in the la business owners along this stretch in coralville are reasserted that the city is -- reassured that the city is thinking about them. kelly saw the historic floods eight years ago and open her foot -- her yoga studio in 2009. >> i know it is low in coralville, but we decided to take a risk.>> reporter: coralville don't want risks for >> we had over 200 businesses and 400 residents that were destroyed during that process, or significant damage done. >> reporter: citizens wanted to know the city with protect their investments of the city rebuilt. he is thankful they did. there will be one more flood wall built between the bank to wear it meets this -- to where it meets the strip.>> if we were not able t the businesses would not be able to come back. >> reporter: the completion of the new 3 foot wall in 2017 and the ability to add temporary ba

a program in iowa city is helping to keep homes winter.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live to tell us how. >>> a program and iowa city is helping to keep homes warm this winter. mellaney moore tells us how. >> reporter: kelly, it is just getting cold enough outside to start thinking about turning the heat on. iowa city is helping residents make improvements and cut down on some of those heating bills. officials say they want comfortable in their homes. through the energy efficiency program, homeowners meeting income requirements may be able to get a zero interest loan to install upgrades. there are also rebates available and partial loan forgiveness if you live in a target neighborhood.>> replacing the furnace with a new one and air-conditioning. insulation, windows and anything that has to do with keeping the home reporter: iowa city officials say that if you would like to be a part of this program, you should apply as soon as possible. we have more information about it on our website, cbs2iowa.com. covering the corridor or and iowa city, mellany moore , cbs 2 news , live at

election.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from one place residents are doing that to the johnson county the johnson county auditor tells me he is expecting 23,000 completed ballots to be here by the end of today.he says they are trying to make this process as this process as quicks and as easy as possible and there are things you can do to help too. >> reporter: by the time it's november #, thousands of johnson county residents will have already shared their voice. >> it was easy. it's fairly busy. had to wait for someone to be available but not very long. and they explained the process really well and then voted and now its done. >> it took me 3 minutes to do it. >> reporter: that's what the johnson county auditor wants to hear. >> we're averaging probably now over 600 a day at the office and that doesn't include we have satellites open right now. >> reporter: he says if you're voting early where there maybe a lot of university students few extra minutes. they're likely making address changes. if you're not registered you can print off the form and having everything

covering the corridor, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news members will be talking about the student survey cbs 2 semester telling district leaders what they experienced in their school district them -- environment. there were three focus areas that the district is now working on. teacher and mental relationships. creating a more inclusive community and a disciplinary environment. they will make resident -- wreck -- make recommendations to the board in december. lights to show national breast cancer awareness month. we will show you a live look starting at five-30 - so about 25-minutes from now.it is first come first served. also - by showing up and wearing pink, a two-dollar donation will be given to the especially for you fund. hy-vee is breaking into yet another market, the grocery chain is now adding "fashion boutique" to it's letter head. the first foray into store in des moines. the practice of clothing boutiques in large stores like hy-vee is common in european cities.and a change up isn't really something new to the hy-vee brand which has opened fitness centers and bars in some stores.

covering the corridor in north liberty, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. right now -- at the marion public library- residents and members of the business community are meeting marion police chief job.two candidates already work in the marion police department -- two work in other cities.chief harry daugherty retired earlier this year.the public reception is an opportunity for people to get to know the candidates and ask them questions. in the race for the white house- house-the next presidential debate is just three days away. away.democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is off the campaign trail to get ready.republican donald trump had a roundtable discussion this morning with the national border patrol council.that the discussion. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews not only with our station but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to

mellaney moore lays out the big plans. >> reporter: fans we spoke with said the energy and hawkeye games is part of what makes it so fine. >> it's an electric atmosphere. you surrounded by tons of other hawkeye fans and feel part of a stadium will keep up with that excite. >> you walk in and it's cool because it's historic. >> documents show the structure is updated in the last innovations happen in the 80s. the existing general admission seating area would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between. >> that would also come with new concessions, restrooms and a skywalk. >> the school hopes the changes will be done by the 20 19th season. it's competitive.drew matzen, ui student03:22:50 it's already an electric atmosphere if there weren't to be any more improvements. but i think with those improvements, it would just heighten the atmosphere.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, fox 28 news. the project is budgeted to cost just under 90-million dollars.the university has pledged to raise one-hundred million.that will come private donations and money

we jumped on nap. >> reporter: mellaney moore, fox 28 news. >> there are a loft other patch too, like zombie paint ball and a corn cannon. >>> a dog is fight his life and his owner is fighting for his life. sparky has a rare they feyal disease and is undergoing experimental treatment. the dog's owner says if they can't come wasn't money for the treatment, the hospital stop the treatment. bake sales are being held. there's also a gofundme page where you can donate. >>> coming up next, we take tow iowa city where you can find food on four wheels that's all a family affair. and dpros is knocking on eastern iowa's door. 28 morning live - iowa city theatre guru will join us for their latest production. we're also tracking the latest information about hurricane matthew.monday on fox. the university of iowa held a grand opening of their new visual arts building. building.the 125- >>> the university of iowa held its grand opening for its new visual arts building. the 125,000 square foot building took more than 3 years to finish. the $77 million project replaces the old building, which was hea

library.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from an event called "building and crossing bridges together". starting right now.people here hope this creates action long after tonight. tonight.local leaders are trying to make sure the divisive talk they say is happening right now nationally isn't present in our community this discussion had been planned for months - bringing together current and future professionals and community members.a hope is that as all these people go back into the community, they can help create change.organizers say it's important to reach out to each other across race, ethnicity, li other differences-- real or perceived-- to be each other's allies. ogre nicer say they tried to reach across race and ethnicity and other differences to be allies. >> we are one community in one country. we need to be supportive of each other and combat the language and the sentiments that has been shared. unfortunately during the digit -- to join the conversation tonight, the second session will go on until 8:00. back.several businesses took the opportunity to expand

cbs2 news reporter mellaney moore joins us live from washington street.>> reporter: this gives you an idea of what all of this will look like once both of these blogs completed. half of washington street has a new look.>> i'm in our major so you want to see the shop runs have nice seating and the lighting is nice.>> i think it is functioning great forgetting people are enjoying the extra wide sidewalks, the amenities. >> reporter: the $5 million construction project is replacing old infrastructure making the street more pedestrian friendly at the same time period>> the sidewalk at is complete the pedestrian access to the intersection in crossing those lighted intersection should be a lot easier.>> reporter: crews are still working on the logs from dubuque to lynn street. >> where wrapping up the water main construction and a lot of the utilities. as we finish up the underground utilities where working on street paving and then sidewalks.>> reporter: the city is also widening the sidewalk to allow f areas. those need to be 8 feet from storefront to keep a clear walkway.>> you can see t

stadium.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live at the home of the hawks to share the details. all of that money would be going into renovating the are right now would cost nearly 90 million dollars. dollars. renovating the north stands that you can see here behind me in the cost of those plans, is close to $90 million. fancy spoke with say the energy hawkeye games as part of oh makes them so fun.>> it is the electric atmosphere. you are surrounded by other hawkeye fans and you feel part of the team.>> reporter: the approval from the iowa board of regents, kinnick stadium will keep up with the excitement. >> you walk in and it is cool because it is historic. >> reporter: document shows the north stand structure is outdated. the last renovations happened in the 80s. the existing general admission seating area would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between. that would also come with new concessions, restrooms and a skywalk.>> i want to check it out.>> reporter: the school it's competitive.drew matzen, ui student03:22:50 it's already an electric atmos

mellaney moore got a sneak peek and she joins us live from iowa city.>> reporter: karen, it took three years to plan and three years to build the music building. now, all of the university of iowa's music students are back under for the university of iowa music students, class is starting on a high note. the 2008 flood separated the school of music to several locations on and off campus. now they have one brand-new $152 million home. is the place to learn together. >> it is awesome and very motivating to practice in these awesome rooms that are new. it makes me excited to perform. >> reporter: the 190,000 ft.2 includes performance spaces, rehearsal rooms and 65 practice rooms. all of them have state-of-the- art equipment, design and acoustics. >> the halls are not only great for the patrons who come to see the contract -- the concerts, but they are important to students who need that feedback in order to perform in ways that they are being taught.>> reporter: he says he let -- working with instructors and a supportive environment. >> it's incredible to see. also the opportunity to see

then they can get started on the wall next spring.covering the corridor in coralville, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. a busy corridor roadway will be a guinea pig for a self- driving-car ?test. a mapping firm is teaming up with the department of transportation to study interstate-380 between iowa city and cedar rapids. the plan is to put up a network of and streetlights to see how cedar rapids. they will put up a network of camera?cameras and sensors to see how the traffic moves. tech companies are testing self driving cars in big cities, but iowa's would be the first to look at self driving cars and trucks on highways. >>> there are less than four weeks until election days -- the election day and like landing an airplane in a hurricane. while republicans in both the house and senate have pulled away from nominee donald trump, iowa senator, joni ernst, said she will still vote the republican ticket. she said she is appalled by the comments that trump made about woman -- women, but she cannot support his opponent. she's the only republican that says she will vote >>> trump is

mellaney moore has more. to start thinking about turning the heat on. iowa city working to help residents save on their heating bills. local experts say the phones are ringing off the hook avs local residents major their heating system is ready for winter. >> it's when be a busy signet is an -- as local residents make sure their heating system is ready for winter. >> they are the phones go. >> replacing their heating system, air-conditioning, insulation, windows, anything that has to do with keeping the home worn. -- warm.>> reporter: they may be get eight -- be able to get a zero interest loan and there are also partial loans and loan forgiveness. >> if a homeowner is in a targeted neighborhood, half of the loan over a full five-year reporter: the city wants residents to be safe and comfortable in their homes. there are things you can do to make your furnace's job easier. make sure your fence are clean and the events are clear -- your fence -- vents are clean and clear. >> when you turn it down and then turn it back up, the furnace has to >> reporter:

happy to answer resources on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news, live at five. here is more helpful information.you can vote in person now until november 7-th. if you've voted in iowa before- you ?don't need to provide an i-d.if voting in iowa is ?new to you- you should bring one along.it doesn't have to be a driver's license.it can also be a copy of a current utility bill, bank statement or other government documents that show your name and address. course you can vote on election day as well- polls are open november eighth from seven in the morning to nine at night. that brings us to our question of the day... have you chosen your candidate for president? let us know by heading to our website at cbs 2 iowa dot com and click on the question of the day link. one man running for public office in black hawk county woke up to find hateful messages on his home. home.cbs 2 news political focus kevin barry barryspoke with the black hawk county supervisor candidate and joins us now live with his story, kevin? chris schwartz is the only democr

mellaney moore learned about the strategies spreading from one school across the district. the principle of elementary school of 365 children wanted to improve its attendance numbers. >> our attendance was rather low. gotten a hold of everybody on that list to make sure they were here at schoolthe cedar rapids community school district says a student who misses 18 days... or 10 percent... of the school year is considered chronically absent.paul hayes, director of learning supports.1:55:20 on any given day, 95, 96 percent of our students are in school. but if we look at the chronic school day at any given time throughout the year, those numbers were high.a pilot program at wright elementary last year cut the number of chronically absent students in half.1:57:43 it helps us to know who we need to target. who we need to provide information to, messaging to, interventions with. who we need to reach out to to say how can we support you and help you remove these to your attendance.hayes says the district wants to be supportive so families will reach out if they need help making s

can see the route on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor in north liberty, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. a special task force is meeting right now for the first time.the task force is discussing the student survey cbs 2 brought you as a special report just last month.last september- students in the iowa city community school district took the survey.it provided district leaders with information about the students' school enviroment. the results are now in and show three areas the district is working on now. now.those are: teacher and mentor relationships, creating a more inclusive community- inclusive community, and the splendor environment. task force will work on the recommendations and give them to the board in december. >>> a couple of building buys and an open house at a local bnp are featured in tonight's cbj report. adam moore is life tonight. adam, we hear a well-known realty company has but a recent purchase in downtown cedar rapids. tell us about a. >> reporter: that is right go we found out thi skogman has bought the beaver building located on first avenue. buildi

mellaney moore went to the downtown district to find out how they will do it.>> reporter: the same size identify daydream page. >> it is a good idea to refresh and re-sign yourself every so often. it has been over a decade. >> he is hoping to take advantage of a new opportunity called cosines in the american sign museum. >> it is a great collaboration among merchants and still -- store owners.>> reporter: the downtown district is trying to increase creativity with storefront signs. >> we are pushing more with projecting signs that hang down like you see in over an historic neighborhoods. they can rotate or be lit in different ways.>> reporter: it is an interesting way for stores to steer their history and brand. they can work with an artist to bring new adventure to the store. >> being along as long as we have, they said we didn't hear. you can get more people in the door. >> reporter: covering the corridor in iowa city.>> they say the process will really get going next spring. they hope the sign can be unveiled next summer. >>> workers aren't veiling new websites for local nonprofit or

cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line the cedar rapids community school district is >> mellaney moore learned about the strategies spreading from one school, across the district. district. the principal of wright elementary says the school of about 365 children wanted to improve its attendance numbers. 17:13:55 our attendwas rather low. we had tried some efforts in the past, but just kind of hadn't gotten a hold of everybody on that list to make sure they were here at schoolthe cedar rapids community school district says the school year is considered chronically absent.1:55:20 on any given day, 95, 96 percent ofour students are in school. but if we look at the chronic attendance, those students who are missing ten percent of the school day at any given time throughout the year, those numbers were high.a pilot program at wright elementary last year cut the nu chronically absent students in half.1:57:43 it helps us to know who we need to target. wh informatn to, messaging to, interventions with. who we need to reach out to to say how can we support you and help you remove these barriers

cedar rapids is still picking up the pieces after flood 2016. 2016.but as fox 28 news reporter mellaney moore shows us -- when the work is done, the district will have a different look and feel. feel. white lion treasures is trying to restore and reopen.17:34:45 imagine moving a 2800 square foot home that has more tchotchkes than you could ever possibly imagine.as bell puts the store back together again piece by piece, some of it we have a couple of dealors that have decided not to return after the flood. i think some of it's just the stress of the quick moving out. they're older, they just don't want to go through this again.jennifer stewart, czech village association president 17:54:39 czech village antiques, white lion treasures and my little maker's mall here, i think we've all lost a few vendors. some related to the flood, some not.rawsons daughter and copper alligator are not coming back for reasons unrelated to the flood. both of those owners say they are exploring new ways to keep their busi 17:54:26 we're certainly going to miss the copper alligator and rawson's daughter. they were t