in the midwest conference, cornell crushes iowa wesleyan in the season opener, 51-21. that's it z22e3z zixz temperatures this morning will be in the upper 50s and low 60s, but will warm in to the low 80s this afternoon for most. some sunshine this morning will turn into partly cloudy skies into the afternoon. as more moisture flows into the tv9 viewing area due to a southerly wind. evening temperatures will be warmer, expect lows in the low to middle 60s. with overnight lows into the 60s and a soue will be on the rise. monday's highs will be in the middle to upper 80s and dew points will be in the 70s. even though it's meteorological fall, it sure still feels like summer. today: mostly sunny to start then turning partly cloudy. seasonable. wind: s 5-15 high: 81 alo: 80 dbq: 79 iow: 81 78 to 84 tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-10 be able to take their purses into kinnick stadium to watch the hawkeyes. a new 'clear bag' policy dictates the size of any bag going into the stadium for a game. kcrg-tv9's phillip reed reports. fans in line anxiously awaiting to enter kinnic

the upper midwest. >> this is what trump supporters have hoped for. the sign he can run the table in the upper midwest, or at least pick off some democratic heavy states. in pennsylvania clinton leads by four points, but that's slimmer than what we have seen in other public surveys. in michigan clinton leads by only two. in wisconsin by two. in ohio trump leads by three. the bulk of the states have gone democratic in the last six electrics. that signals how important these have been in boosting democrats. it's a fairly narrow victory there. the real way for trump to pull off 270 electoral votes seems to be through those states. it is a long road to the white house, and they're polling all 50 states to figure out what each candidate needs to do to get there. the research and reporting of scott clement, along with dan balls of the washington post available on-line and in today's newspap newspaper. thank you very much for being with us. tloo thank you. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up we

this is also the start of in the midwest and around the country. and boy has football become a big thing, especially in the ncaa college ranks. in 1954 there were only about 18 million fans. now we are nearly up to 50 million fans and the numbers continue to grow. if you want those fans are chomping at the bit to get things going. the hawkeyes will be taking on miami and ohio, 77 degrees per night i was state versus uni. 72 degrees at kickoff, mostly clear skies and pleasant conditions. the holiday weekend looks great for football tomorrow and the nice weather should be around into labor day itself. temperatures will be somewhat warmer, will talk about that. stomach there is a lot to know about regarding tomorrow's home opener between the hawkeyes and miami-ohio is a good connect stiu of fans who plan to see the game need to allow time for traffic changes. >> some of us drive through gateway project construction on iowa cities dubuque st. occasionally. for others, outside their front door. >> it has been crazy. it's caused a lot of traffic and i ca

you can see covers a lot of real estate over the upper midwest. you can see that there's not much happening too. high pressure has pretty much gotten rid of the hours and thunderstorms those are going to be out of the forecast now for several days to come. tomorrow look at temperatures readings on this model exsptsed to stay around 73 degrees. i am -- expected to stay around 73 degrees i think that's few below but 75 and 76 is a pretty good bet and the dew points should be holding into the 50s. sunshine should make for a beautiful day here in eastern iowa. and as we go to the satellite tonight, here's the jet stream now rolling in from the northwest. when you get a pattern like this it's extremely good for us this time year because it brings in some refreshingly cool canadian air. it keeps that moisture and showers and storms well to the southeast of us. this will hold for 3 or 4 more days meaning more excellent weather for us going into the holiday weekend. and this is our rainfall forecast through sunday night. nothing showing up in eastern iowa

flooding causes major damage across the midwest this week. still to come-- how people are recovering and what we can expect moving forward in wisconsin. plus a positive step forward for the city of charlotte. how the city is recovering after days of unrest following a fatal officer involved shooting. and the sports world loses a legend. the legacy golf great arnold palmer leaves behind. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this charlotte following violent protests last week. angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. those protests started after the officer involved shooting of keith lamont scott. authorities say scott had a gun when he got out of his vehicle. they released parts of the video over the weekend. officer brentley vinson shot at scott after cops repeatedly told scott to drop his weapon. relatives say scott didn't have a gun, but rather a book. authorities say th at the scene of the shooting. national guardsmen have been stationed throughout downtown each night...after a state of emergency was declared du

it's really good. ome to delicious. >> a nice big area of high pressure in the midwest. that has given us drier air and comfortable weather conditions. here's a high around the midwest today. a lot of locations were in the midshipman to low 70s. we were close to the typical 77. to the west of us things are going downhill. in nebraska temperatures were in the 50s and low 60s. that's where the next weather system is coming from. tonight there are no problems. our temperatures are in the southern counties. especially from cedar rapids towards iowa city. as we go to our satellite you can see how the clouds are filling in an increase a little bit around the midwest. most of this is high thin clouds coverage and running into dry air. these clouds are having a tough time making it in here. later tonight and tomorrow will see more of those in the skies and tomorrow night is when we get some precipitation. have moved off to the east and as it does the winds come back in from the south. that will start pulling up moisture and will get a trigger for round one of showers and scatter

if you have an idea for a new business in the midwest listen up business may be willing to cover up to one-hundred 60 thousand dollars worth of tuition to send people back to school this according to our coverage partners at the iowa city press citizen but, they will only do so if you plan on working in the midwest they're offering three fellowships to students with strong ties to the midwest and want to work in the area for at least two years after they graduate a popular face at university of jean robillard- the vice president of medical affairs- plans to step down as the head of the ui health care enterprise u-i says a national search to replace him begins immediately robillard will continue his duties until a replacement is found on to decision 2016 coverage tonight.. senator bernie sanders making a trip to iowa he'll be in iowa city, davenport, and des moines on monday, october third to campaign for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton sanders plans on discussing works for everyone the iowa city clinton visitng florida today... just a day after her visit to des moines s

cold front that caused it creating stormy conditions in the midwest. fair weather clouds this morning and then by 11:00 or noon clearing out and spending the afternoon and evening with clear conditions. single-digit wind speeds with temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. in direct sunlight comfortable and in the shade borderline chilly. 40s, 50s and 60s in the mountains. a few fair weather clouds and finish with clear conditions over much of the state. no rain or snow anywhere in colorado today. 50s and 60s in the mountain valleys and 1:30 you get close to the warmth and cooler this morning with temperatures in the 60s and 70s for the east and in the western valley. for us today 68 and calling it mostly sunny because the clouds we have now will steadily drift off to the east and stayaway keeping us clear tonight and dropping into the low 40s. tomorrow we start a warm-up and the next two or three days we go from the 70s into the 80s for the middle of the week. a weak system out of the desert southwest brings us a chance for showers thursday.

showers and rain chances moving in from the east, thanks to the cut-off low still hanging around the midwest. winds will also be breezy at times, more like a day worth spending indoors. today: mostly cloudy with scattered showers. breezy at times. high: 63 dewpoint: 57 wind: ne 10-20 mph milwaukee school schools are closing early...after a power outage. students at rawson will stay at the school until a parent or guardian can pick them up. middle school students will be let out at 11-15 and high school students were released at 11. morning, but the schools only have partial power. again, three south milwaukee schools are closing early because of a power outage. owning and operating a car in milwaukee county could soon cost you more... thats if county executive chris abele gets his way. its an effort to preserve transportation funding without increasing bus fares or other taxes. our bret lemoine has the story. milwaukee county motorists could soon be paying more to hit the road... ca 'a $60 per year vehicle registration fee. which averages out to $5 per making good on his promise to include a

definitely cooler air has taken up residence in the midwest. on the satellite, you can see that after having a cloudy day, we will see plenty of stars tonight and that will lead to a cool night as temperatures head back to the 40s for overnight lows. we are well on our way now. dubuque is down to 53 degrees and 54 degrees in all one. -- all the wine. there will be a bit of wind out there tonight to keep the atmosphere mixed up. otherwise, the temperatures would be five or 6 degrees cooler and that would be lows pretty close to 40 in some locations. we are getting into that time of year where people -- with things can cool off during the here is the cutoff flow spitting out over the ohio valley. that is an producing much rain that far west, but there is enough moisture that from time to cut -- time to time, we will get clouds moving back into eastern iowa. the next batch will arrive late friday and by saturday, a tiny chance of a brief shower or sprinkle but overall, the heavier rains will state east of us. this cut off slow is not into the mang

upper midwest is where we're going to see most of the severe weather, however, southeastern colorado, may see a few thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening, especially towards lamar, east, and surrounding areas, not a tremendous amount of rain anticipated, but some strong wind is possible with these storms and some locally large hail. the highest risk for severe thunderstorms will be in northeastern nebraska, up through the midwest, but we do have the marginal risk that stretches down from burlington through cheyenne, wells and all we will be watching that through the afternoon. there will not be any thunderstorms around here today. a sunny day for you. a rapid assent into the upper 80s, we will spend most of the afternoon tomorrow, cooler air is on the way. and a chance for storms returns. i'll detail that in a few moment, but i just mentioned the taste of colorado and that's where amelia is this morning. >> yes, it will be busy out here, thanks, marty. over the course of the labor day weekend, ove people are expected to head down here to civic center park, and with 30,000 par

,"> but like a midwest operation, greg tries to grow most of his own feed on 25-hundred acres. in fact, part of his long-term he's mic'ed up by trees:<"it's exploded over the last 10 years as far as acreage and yields,"> <"the crops, the almonds coming off has balanced the milk check at times and vice versa,"> he says many producers are following suit and it comes with a bonus. <"this is the hull. this is the fruit. this is what cows will eat. we'll feed a lot to cows and heifers,"> he's also making investments in a new valley milk powder plant in turlock, california - a product that will ship worldwide. <"when we were looking at it, powder was a way to go. very greg's largest investment is in the future... a legacy he can pass down to his kids... all six of them. <"we have quads that are 18 years old and twins that are almost 15 years old. family of 6. that's it!"> <"greg and i are a third generation dairy farmers so it's my hope to continue on, at least with some of them,"> that's the goal- and it drives greg everyday. as he works to sustain a future during these fluid times

upper midwest is where we're going to see most of the severe weather, however, southeastern colorado, may see a few thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening, especially towards lamar, east, and surrounding areas, not a tremendous amount of rain anticipated, but some strong wind is possible with these storms and some locally large hail. the highest risk for severe thunderstorms will be in northeastern nebraska, up through the midwest, but we do have the marginal risk that stretches down from burlington through cheyenne, wells and all

around for the majority of your labor whks to the this will cause a blocking pattern for much of the midwest. it won't be until late on monday where we bring back the chance of a few storms. today: mostly sunny, spectacular. low humidity. win 5-10.gh: 75 alo: 75 d: 73 49 to 5 4 years in prison for accidentally shooting and killing his father. a judge sentenced 24- year-old dale white to 47 months in prison yesterday. he pleaded guilty to being a drug user in possession of a firearm earlier this month. prosecutors say white and his father were handling a 22 caliber rifle in their living room when it accidentally fired in january. white will serve 3 years of supervised release after serving his sentence. a fayette county man received a suspended chief. a judge sentenced 33- year-old joshua sargent to 5 years of probation yesterday. prosecutors say sargent called and threatened the fayette police chief after being arrested on a burglary charge in march. a vigil tonight will remember the life of a dubuque woman killed one year ago today. a man sexually assaulted and killed 66-year old nancy krap

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many iowans woke up to rumbling this morning as an earthquake hit the midwest. this is video of pawnee, oklahoma near where the five-point-six magnitude quake was centered. scientists say the earthquake was felt across seven says iowa can easily sense other earthquakes due to it's rockbed. "the rocks here in the midwest aren't fractured, they're not weak, so they're sort of like a really well built bell. and if you strike that bell it rings. and it rings very efficiently. " professor barnhart says this is the biggest earthquake to hit the midwest in five years. that one was also in oklahoma. to mexico governor gary johnson met with hundreds of supporters in des moines. johnson is running as a libertarian. national polls show he has about 10 percent support over the past several weeks. voters gathered to hear him speak at grand view university this afternoon. he spoke about balancing the budget for future generations. "my generation has screwed it up for those that are young and we've got to fix it. to balance the federal budget that is about the future. that is

it spins over the midwest for several days to come. on the backside we have this northwesterly flow and that will be tapping into cool canadian air. will be in the low to midshipman 60s around eastern iowa . 5:00 the temperature will be 61 degrees and further to the north in minnesota the highs will not be getting out of the 50s tomorrow afternoon. you throw in a 25 mile-per-hour wind you have some fall weather . the night skies will be cloudy and again visit chance of brief showers mainly in the northeast. low temperatures should be in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. going into tomorrow, we have clouds for the afternoon. it should be a cold day with temperatures in the low to midshipman 60s all around eastern iowa. after that we take you to the extended outlook. there is nothing to get concerned about. conditions will be dry to the upcoming weekend and into monday. next tuesday we may see our first chance of showers and thunderstorms and by then the temperatures will start to warm we have fall like they tomorrow with the temperatu

to bring the cooler air into the midwest and mix it up with the tropical leftover of newton. ........... rain has ended over the desert southwest and now causing heavy rain and thunderstorms from the plains to the upper midwest. .............. highs today will keep rising above normal through sunday. back to where they should be and below. <<< ((weather toss))>>> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> providing job training. talking to employers to find the skills they are looking for in new workers... i'm catherine cortez masto and i come from a big family. a whole lot of people. a whole lot of love. and a whole lot of food. my dad's family was from mexico. my mom's was from italy. 60 years ago they met here in nevada and we grew as a family really grew as a family. dad got his start parking cars at the dunes hotel. the city we know today. dad lived his life following three principles, work hard, be honest and respect everyone, that's what i tried to do as attorney general. catherine took on the big banks when they preyed on homeowners. and forced them to pay one point nine billion dollars to nevadan

that is combining with the golf of mexico moisture to saturate the air across the midwest. any thunderstorms that get going in this type of situation have the potential to produce heavy rains. also with the front moving very slow. showers and storms will train along this over the next 24 hours. until we get this to the region tomorrow night the threat of showers and storms will be in our forecast. here's our predictor at midnight. northern counties by 2 am. around three or four in the morning the storms are starting to blossom across the northern part of our area. those will be ongoing when we get up tomorrow morning. it does look like the northern half of our viewing area that will see most of the storms. we should get a break in our southern counties tomorrow and more storms are expected to develop tomorrow afternoon and those will be around until tomorrow evening. the potential is there for heavy tomorrow night here in eastern iowa. to mars temperatures should be in the low 80s across our southern counties and the dew points will be high in the mid- 70s. that will be the

a-typical weather pattern, these will be coming from the east - thanks to a cutoff low hanging around the midwest. today: mostly sunny and windy. chance of showers late this evening. the roadside memorial for sylville smith has been removed. friends and family, as you might imagine, are unhappy about it. our a-j bayatpour has the story. they removed the bottles, the shirts, the balloons, the stuff we put up here. qoulisha thompson says the family and friends of sylville smith made a deal with the neighborhood in order to keep the memoril we moved around 10:00. we wasnt loitering. sylville smith was shot dead by a milwaukee police officer on august 13th, prompting violent protests around sherman park. police say smith was brandishing a gun. authorities have yet to release body camera footage of the shooting, which the family says is now what they want most, given the release of video in charlotte of a more recent police shooting that prompted unrest. they released them videos in carolina and the video here in milwaukee still hasnt been public works took down the memorial at the request of... khali

why people from all over the world are flooding slam the midwest. the high water impacting thousands of homes and forcing some people to evacuate. fox news correspondent, kelly wright, has nats the rising cedar river is overflowing its banks and is prompting evacuations in the upper midwest... after heavy rain fell in the region. klobuchar says: "if they we're not able to build this berm here put this dirt up so fast to would have been literally millions and millions in damage in one minute." thousands of residents leaving their homes in cedar rapids and waterloo, iowa. many are hoping preparations will prevent flooding. volunteers were out filling sandbags ... with the cedar river cresting in the wate scheckl says: "biggest thing is just seeing the neighborhoods come together. not even neighborhoods, but other neighborhoods working together." further north in minnesota ... ten inches of rain fell... causing severe flooding along the cannon river. hoheisel says: "we call this the battle -- the battle ship, each panel weights 150 pounds, and there's

a lot of people in the midwest were jolted awake this morning- after a 5-point-6 magnitude earthq central oklahoma the u-s geological survey says the quake hit around 7-02. officials say so far-- no one has been hurt or killed. there have been reports of feeling the vibrations all over the midwest, including right here in southeast wisconsin. one man who lives near downtown milwaukee says it was quite the surprise. "i was just lying in bed and thinking bout time to get up and then nat...then as i said, i thought it was the mechanics of the bed because the pendulum started swinging and ohhhh..." mark jolin says he felt the shock waves about 7-05 this morning-- which means it only took three minutes to travel from oklahoma to milwaukee. he also felt one 5 years ago in washington d-c. luckily no serious damage from this earthquake-- and that is especially good news for the american red cross. they say they are spread ...from raging fires and hurricanes, to flooding. officials say this past year there has been an exceptional amount of devastation. fox 6s derica williams says they could use yo

a win tonight, and the kernels advance midwest league playoffs... but they're trying to not look too far ahead. "we got a treat it like our backs are against the wall, to be honest with you. that's how it goes in the playoffs because if you drop your guard at any second, that's when a team can come back and bite you, and before you know it, you're the one that's going home." "it's off to a good start, but you know as well as i do that, we got a long ways to go in this one. we're facing a pretty good guy tonight, so i think runs will be a bit we've played 140 of these things already. so, it's another game, obviously playoffs and all the other labels you can put on it. but it just comes down to playing baseball, and that's really what it is." trt: 34 oc: "really what it is" ... kennedy hosting a cross country meet at seminole valley park... ladies first, gabby skopec of iowa city west at the 2 mile mark builds a huge lead... and she goes on to win with ease in this one... team wise, west wins the girls title, city high was 2nd and onto the boys side..

,"> but like a midwest operation, greg tries to grow most of his own feed on 25-hundred acres. in fact, part of his long-term diversification plans include... going into the almond business. he's mic'ed up by trees:<"it's exploded over the last 10 years as far as acreage and yields,"> <"the crops, the almonds coming off has balanced the milk check at times and vice versa,"> he says many producers are following suit and it comes with a bonus. <"this is the hull. this is the fruit. this is what cows will eat. we'll feed a lot to cows and heifers,"> he's also making investments in a new valley milk powder plant in turlock, california - a product that will ship worldwide. <"when profitable. our projections show it will be ok,"> but maybe greg's largest investment is in the future... a legacy he can pass down to his kids... all six of them. <"we have quads that are 18 years old and twins that are almost 15 years old. family of 6. that's it!"> <"greg and i are a third generation dairy farmers so it's my hope to continue on, at least with some of them,"> that's the goal- and it drives

and higher than profarmer's estimate which was released last week as part of the profarmer midwest crop tour. in soybeans - allendale calls for 48-and a half bushels an acre. usda's last projection was for 48-point-nine bushels. .profarmer puts its soy estimate contract 3.08 is our downside target, as far as soybeans, our numbers right now i hate to say it but 8.88 for the november contract> despite those low price projections, the usda is revising its outlook for farm income. it's actually forecasting higher profits this year based on falling costs for feed, fuel and fertilizer. net farm income is expected to hit 71 and a half billion dollars in 2016. that 30 percent higher last year. after months of contreversy, president dilma rousseff is on her way out. the brazilian senate decided to impeach their first female president with a vote of 61 to 20. this is months in the works, after she was charged with manipulating the federal budget in an effort to conceal the nation's growing economic problems. those are the headlines...meteorologist cindi clawson is filling in for mike hoffman this

the name is tru by kind in the midwest. the hotel will sit right off williams boulevard at 3900 westdale parkway sw. the groundbreaki ng will be september 13th. the hotel hopes to open in the fall of 2017. the tru by hilton brand of hotels started earlier this year. they feature amenities like digital key entry, the ability to check in through an app, and something called "the hive." that's an open concept area in the lobby with separate spaces to work, lounge, eat, and play. westdale's bringing this type of hotel to cedar rapids because it appeals to business and leisure travelers. samsung is looking into some fiery problems with one of its new devices. the questions you should be asking if you have a samsung galaxy note smartphone in today's tech bytes. exploded at its cape canaveral launch pad. the fiery explosion also destroyed a satelitte facebook was counting on to spread internet service in africa. it happened during a test fire. space-x sends satellites and rockets that carry supplies to the international space stat

and it rings very efficiently. " the biggest earthquake to hit the midwest in five years. that one was also in oklahoma. a recent nationwide poll shows libertarian gary johnson is getting double-digit support. the former new mexico governor was at grand view university in des moines today for his first iowa rally. some may not recognize the name today the former new mexico governor met with hundreds of supporters in des moines. johnson is running as a libertarian. national polls show johnson with about 10 percent support over the past several weeks. supporters gathered to hear him speak at grand view university this afternoon. he spoke about balancing the budget for future generations. "my generation has screwed it up for those that are young and we've got to fix it. to balance the federal budget that is about the future. that is about dealing with the polls, he's hoping to get 15 percent support. if he achieves that, he can participate in the presidential debate in hempstead, new york in a few weeks. turning now to the forecast and meteorologis t chris havely. what can we

in the midwest, monster rain total. parts of wisconsin and iowa. in minnesota, a whopping 13 inches in some areas. rivers overflowing in swept into a dam. a train derailment spilling fuel into the mississippi. the damaging flood waters killing at least two men in wisconsin. and the death toll from these storms may have been even higher if not for quick acting minneapolis police officers. >>ially, we're going to try to yank them up. >> reporter: their body cameras capturing a rescue. >> we got him up on the ledge. >> reporter: a reminder of the downpours that can threaten lives with each storm. >> there it goes. >>> there are new questions tonight in the new york and new jersey bombings after a report surfaced claiming that at the suspect's father did indeed warn the fbi that his son was a possible threat. we get details now from nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the father of bombing suspect ahmad rahami leaving his family home today, questioned times" reports he warned them two years ago his son was interested in terror groups, which the fbi str

and we'll have much more on the flooding across the midwest just ahead. how a town in iowa is dealing with the rising waters. and after the break -- an update member. details on the arrest made in the case - next also this morning - her story spread across the nation...but jerika bolen has sadly passed away. more on her battle with spinal muscular atrophy...and the message one man who is also fighting the disease has for an d shot by a relative. milwaukee police have made an arrest. the 9 year old boy remains in the hospital, after being shot in the neck and back by a six year old. it happened wednesday in a house near 20th and hadley. investigators say the two children had been playing with a loaded gun. police have taken a 30 year old woman into custody... recommending that she be charged with leaving a loaded firearm near children. the case will be forwarded to the district attorneys office in the coming days. the 14-year old appleton teen who made national headlines for her decision to die... has passed jerika bolens final wish was for a prom... and i

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and the midwest, not bad with the 60s and low 70s. summer does feel like it's coming to an end for a lot of us off to the west no delays at dia and wait times at 20 minutes. >>> should be a good drive out to dia. along u.s. 36, look at how wet the roads are. fog. take a look, this is across the map on i-70 along pena boulevard. speeds into in 50s and 60s and i-70s as well. 50 degrees now in denver. >>> more rain could be on the way we'll get to the full forecast in a moment. up next, fort carson soldiers come home to huge hugs and kisses. ahead, reaction to the return from a little girl happy to see >>> protesters rush the stage after ryan lochte's performance on dancing with the stars we'll have the olympic swimmers reaction to the interruption coming up. >>> time for the ford sports break. >> every sunday grown men put on helmets and pads and run full speed into each other. the broncos are football and hitting people. they hit newton and has earned themselves a reputation as being dirty. the broncos know there's a fine line between

people in 7 different states earthquake that hit the midwest... leaving behind this mess! take a look at these surveillance videos showing the moments the 5-point- 6 magnitude quake hit. people could feel it from texas to nebraska! 'i see all this and i'm like going oh my gosh - wow i can't was pretty scary around here for the kids and everybody they just panicked. they didn't know what to do." here you can see the crumbled buildings and all the aftermath and damage. at least one person was injured. scientists believe the earthquake was man made.. and could be the result of "fracking." the governor of oklahoma is calling for the 35 disposal wells used by the fracking industry to be shut down. video showing a boat on fire at the riverside casino in laughlin. the viewer who sent this to us says the fire broke out friday afternoon, and fellow boaters jumped into action.. and helped put out the flames until firefighter got there. fortunately -- no one was hurt. no word yet what caused the fire. a historic weekend for the catholic church. mother teresa is now officially a saint

most storms are in the midwest and down into the southeast. good morning, joel. >>> good morning, a good drive if you're heading to dia this morning. plenty of company on the road as you make your way out there along pena boulevard. at or near posted speed limits, from i-25 along i-225 along i-70. major delays along the e, h, and f lines for the next hour or so. no delays on the a-line. >>> 5:26 now. 48 degrees outside. >> cool and foggy makes it tough to get out of bed. >>> a school bus caught on fire was captured on camera earlier this week. we'll hear from the driver who had only minutes >>> police officers in phoenix are recovering after a car ran them down in a convenience store parking lot. i'm hena daniels in new york. we'll show you the harrowing surveillance video on what we learned about this deliberate attack. >>> how do you solve a problem like andrew luck? the broncos plan is to hit him and hit him a lot on sunday. getting to luck shouldn't be a pretty offensive. it's bringing down luck that's the problem. the broncos hit him 11 t

>> this is the news from the midwest. several buildings from cedar rapids show here where the river will crest at 24 feet within the next few days. the flooding forced road closures and evacuations in several community. officials want people to stay out of the downtown area and fire officials are implementing a curfew from 8:00 this morning after river flooding forced ground water to seen through the tiles. people don't realize how fast it comes up. >> this is all the owner can do here. >> the rain started down south and everything south of us comes north on the cannons so we watch the rain. >> she has before. in 2010 when the river reached historic high levels. >> this is my life. >> she had five feet of water. >> they call that the 100 year flood. they are 93 years off. 7 years later, here we are. reporter: but better armed. this. >> this time, we call this the battle ship. the battle ship. this -- each panel weighs 150 pounds and there is a railing on the other side. good at something like this. >> curt larsen's printi

that will come through for us but not going to produce anything that they saw in the midwest which is knock down temperatures as we head in the weekend. that is good. we need more rain. we had a drencher on monday but not much in the forecast, which is good news for those planning a weekend, those heading to the eagles game getting ready to do tailgating and get outside on this first weekend of fall, maybe pick up mums, decorations on the front porch it is a great week toned do just that. in the meantime we're sweating. the lets look outside, we will take you down the shore where it is turning out to be a nice beach day. earlier we were dealing with cloud cover down the shore but you can see now things are hazy, but hot and sunny, pretty nice weather, folks on the beach and ocean city beach is crowded, people making up beach time that they may have missed out on this week with a lot of cloud cover in place thanks to the system off to the south. it has been a warm day across the region, take a look at our highs so far today, 87 so far in philadelphia, we have got to 87 in allentown. ei

if you look to the midwest all those clear skies are headed our way. this will be a warm and sticky night with some areas that could temperatures will move toward us with the benefit of lower humidity. when fall begins and when it will feel like fall, coming up. ben: we did not see to the garoppolo today, but the team says he was out there. it is still possible he could play thursday night. mike: at this point it is nothing more than speculation. as a limited participant after the media was dismissed. i'm told today the medical staff has good handle on his recovery period and when he'll be able to lift his arm over his head an actually throw a football. as of right now he is the starting quarterback and we are not aware of any other quarterback being brought in. at the press conference there was the usual route -- usual question drawing the ire of the coach. a doctor. i coach the team, medical people handle the injuries. they don't call plays, i don't do surgery. mike: gronk was not pulled from the practice field. more at 6:00. jc: commitment 2016, thi

protests are taking place across the midwest...including iowa and nebraska. congress is considering legislation that would use taxpayer dollars to bail out the pension plan of the united mine workers' union. 5-point-6 billion dollars in unfunded liabilities... and the union says if the bill isn't passed, more than 20-thousand miners and their families could lose their benefits. if the legislation is approved it would shift money from a fund set up to clean up abandoned mines to the pension fund... a terrifying experience for passengers aboard a group of cable cars making their way through the alps. dozens of people spent the night trapped in cable cars dangling high above the ground. the cable cars a high altitude over the mont blanc mountain range thursday. more than 100 people were originally trapped in mid-air. a massive rescue operation was conducted. 65 people were rescued, but the search effort had to be suspended overnight because of rough flight conditions. 45 spent the night in the cable cars...but were rescued this morning. authorities say a technic

severe weather threat going in the midwest. in fact, we already have some severe thunderstorms going on in kansas and missouri. they have flash flood warnings. that all the result of the remnants of tropical storm newton, which brought some pretty beautiful clouds here earlier in the week. amelia. >> thank you, marty. called stem superstars where i'll show you how teachers, students and learning programs are integrating science, technology, engineering and math into their days. >> let me back up. there's so many stem careers available in colorado, and unfortunately we're not filling those positions with kids from colorado. the mission is to get educators excited about aerospace, and aviation. one takeoff and one landing at a and the landing. this guy is good. >> the program is exciting teachers all over colorado. on 9news # 9 -- 8:00 a.m., i'll share the full story. . >>> 9 neighborhoods is in roxboro park this week, a quiet neigho denver and littleton. the area is home to 9200 residents according to douglas county historians.

midwest. sayaka? >>>> well, it looks like more rn is on the way across the u.s. midwest. especially minnesota, wisconsin, iowa where significant flooding is taking place. i want to take you to three states to show you the current situation. flooding caused serious problems in the midwestern united states. 250 millimeters have fallen in a 24 hour period causing local rivers to swell. because of the downpours, roads have been blocked off while roads and property have been damaged. a man was killed due to a mudslide in wisconsin. over the past seven days, extremely heavy rainfall fell in the area. about 300 millimeters of rain has fallen. thap is causing quite dangerous conditions. and again, more rain is on the way. there's a frontal sysystem stil inin the area and addiditional millimeters cod fall. as wee go into the weekend, we'l see more rain coming in. this system is now located over the wesest and iss causing swel in placeces where flolooding is taking place. the system is affectingng the western united states. we have reportf one t tornado in utah and more severe weat

all kinds of rain swirling around the midwest, the flooding rains, the midwest, and the mid atlantic. a piece that have want to come our way. we could use a good drenching rain, right, instead of the drizzly stuff we've been stuck off to the west through fairfield and hudson valley and drying up. some dry air was allowed to filter on in. that's going to moisten up again overnight and this will eventually move on in here door the day tomorrow. so start off with drizzle on the southshore, especially in cape cod, lesser amounts of drizzle will be spotty at first and become numerous in the afternoon and evening hours and important to watch for fenway park tomorrow evening. i don't expect a lot of rain around the park but there may be a few showers. i expect there will be. you go to the west where it was clearer earlier today, 48 degrees in bedford, nashua and fitchburg. 46 in keene right now. burr bus stop forecast will average 55. obviously cooler to the northwest and closer to 60 out on cape cod right now. a lot of clouds, spotty drizzle and northeasterly winds luggage time temperatures

we're tracking a low in the midwest and a few little thundershowers popping along a frontal boundary that extends into texas. the heavy rain shield is starting to drop south. we'll see some of that moisture move into southern colorado but really in the form of cloud cover, not showers. stop welcome rain in southern california, the big weather story in the midwest with this upper level low sitting and spinning. with high pressure anchored over the great basin and storm track to the north, we have high pressure shaping up. tomorrow 82 in the city, cool air following the trough through minneapolis and chicago and the heat is starting to build to the west and south. lows in the 30s. tonight we've got 40s on the plains. we have some warm readings in southeastern colorado, above average for the front range and eastern plains, comfortable in the high country with almost 80 for grand junction. good travel weather across the city and i-70 into the high country if that's where you're headed tomorrow. we'll look for foothill temperatures between 65 and and70 degrees. to someone. kids may need a

the next change coming from the upper midwest. there is a bond of clouds and a if you showers. we may get a shower or thunderstorm here, me and then behind it is when the cooler air will start to come in. as we show you, we still have lots of clear skies for us to enjoy throughout tonight. well, mainly clear, just those thin clouds, as well as a deal of sunshine for tomorrow. even on friday we'll have some sunshine. but we'll start to see an increase in clouds and the chance of a shower or thunderstorm although it will probably be widely scattered as the cooler and drier air makes its approach into the region. official start of fall tomorrow at 10:21. i don't think you will feel anything different when that happens. as we get to friday that's when that front moves southward through the region and once we go behind it, it will turn cooler and much chillier for the second half of the upcoming weekend as we'll be clearly on the cool side of the jet stream. once we get to friday night and beyond. that's how it looks, but overall, i have to say the dry weather pattern looks like it

. >> for donald trump, one of the routes is through the industrial midwest, here, michigan, pennsylvania. we still look like the most competitive of those midwestern states. >> if donald trump is going to eat into the traditional democratic base he's going to do , it in the rust belt of the midwest. like wisconsin or michigan or pennsylvania or ohio. patrick: in this election, millennials could make a difference. this will be the first election in which millennials are the largest generation among u.s. adults. recent surveys suggest many younger voters are dissatisfied with both parties and are considering voting for green party candidate jill stein or libertarian gary johnson, or might not vote at all. kathy: thanks, patrick. after a wild weather day, things tomorrow. before we get to that, i want to talk about the scattered showers moving in. this is from news chopper 12. there were likely waterspouts on the other side of the rainbow farther into the lake, but it was beautiful as that was rolling in. in the meantime, the here and now, 61 in downtown milwaukee, dew point lowered 52, wou

until it decides to get out of the midwest, we'll continue on with clouds and a brief shower. not too concerned about the rain but this thing will show improvement by the time we get to the weekend as it moves to the east and we'll tell you all about that in your weather so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- these corporations shipping our jobs overseas? congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac woman: huh. congressman blum is a tea party member. we've shut down the government before. woman: blum voted to cut social security. we've got to raise the retirement age. woman: blum would raise the retirement age to 70. then there's monica vernon... a hardworking mom. started a small business while raising three daughters. she'll fight for equal pay

this season's first day of college football, things got off to a shaky start for some areas of the midwest but not because of gameplay. oklahoma's on record hit this morning with a 5.6 magnitude earthquake picketed the north-central part of the state. one small town took the biggest hit, pawnee. most of the damage consisted of dust that windows, rock and stone tumbling from buildings.>> we heard a boom in the whole building started shaking. what can you do about it beside clean up the mess and go on. reported. one man was taken to the hospital after a piece of fabric fell from his jiminy. the sheriff said he was hit in the head while protecting his child.>>> if you think you felt a little shake at your home this morning you are right. the earthquake made an impact here in the corridor. cbs two new spoke with an assistant professor in the environmental science department at the university of iowa about why the corridor felt the week.>> when the earthquake happens it generates seismic waves which are essentially if you are close enough to the source of the earthquake, to the epicenter you ca

the threat for stronger storms today lies in the midwest and also the south and the mid-atlantic, a rainy weather pattern in store for them. today, the temperatures will rise, 68 degrees under mostly sunny skies at noon, and 82, and 3:00, plenty of sunshine, put on day, i'm going to toss it over to me mate amelia earhart. >> good job, i don't have any doughnuts for you. across 270, easy beginnings across commerce city and sky 9, 6:00, we will see their view as they leave broomfield and head towards denver. we do have one early crash here, it's not affecting your i-70 drive, it looks close to 50th and federal, of the highway drive between there and i-76. across our side streets, there are police activity wrapping up at 900 south rain, all involved with a stolen vehicle, resulting in a crash, could be flashing lights as they wrap up the investigations. there were no injuries, it will wrap up fairly shortly. and out across to union station, if you're going to head out to catch a flight this morning, it's a great start. university of colorado a-line is running on time, 37 minutes out the airp