olin, 36. 36 in dubuque. 38, iowa city. here is the wind. west and south. at 5-15. and gusting up to 25. temperatures on the board around the state, 36, fort dodge. 38, davenport. it is 37 and fort dodge. the satellite and radar. you can see the light snow continuing to pass through north iowa. this all followed a cold front that continued to move through the midwest. and left us the colder weather and the change in temperature. we will stay cloudy. breezy conditions tomorrow. the moisture today should leave tonight. we will be dry and cloudy tomorrow. we see that little bit of rain and snow continuing through the afternoon. you will be dealing with this for your drive home. later tonight, there it goes. overnight, still cloudy. no moisture tomorrow. but plenty of -- plenty of cloud cover. tomorrow evening, still cloudy. mostly cloudy friday. here is the forecast. starting in the corridor. breezy northwest wind at 5-15, gusting up to 25. cloudy and rain and snow. iowa city, 40. 38 in central city. into the forecast to the north. charles city, 35. dubuque, 38. breezy

olin, 50. clouds and sunshine depending on where you are. the southern part of the viewing area, lower-50s. monticello, 51. tipton, 53. washington, 54. a mild day. south breezes to keep things mild. tonight, 30s. clouds getting more thick. went out of the south -- wind out of the south and west. mostly cloudy and scattered showers. a cooler day. west wind at 5-10. the extended forecast featuring low 40s thursday. mostly cloudy sky. heading into friday, upper 30s. more of the same saturday. low 40s sunday. looking at the possibility of monday with upper 30s and low 40s. the ten-day trend is even cooler next week. mid to lower-30s for next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> it doesn't matter how you start. it matters how you finish. >> as long as you make it to the finish line. >>> still ahead on cbs2 news at noon, we will keep going with the work that goes on behind the scenes to keep your personal information private with your online monday sales hit a record yesterday.but protecting all those online payments from cyber criminals can be a c

russell heinsius of olin traveled to montana for this hog largemouth. fishing at roses cabing on the cedar paid big dividends for henry neymeyer. another two hander for hunter lagrange. the cats keep coming. emily horak nailed this big ugly on the cedar. how a at little paint creek. brynn recker teamed up with her dad bradfor this catch of and release bass. and wrapping things up is willy meyer of dubuque with this red ear. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. mild november weather before reality hits. a ridge of high pressure continues to keep our weather quiet through thursday. highs gradually rise into the middle to upper 60s by late week. a strong area of low pressure slides across the state friday. highs fall, behind this system, into the 40s for the upcoming weekend with lows dipping into the teens and 20s. have a great night. tonight: partly then turning mostly sunny. wind: sw 5-15 high: 61 sheldon: i'm glad to see you made it safely. how's your hotel? it's not the best best western i've been to, but i'd say it's... the t

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olin, 50. waterloo, 52. the forecast for today am a gusty wind. fifty-five at cedar rapids. iowa city, 54. fifty-five in washington. the forecast tonight, cloudy skies. early rain. clearing. southwest wind at 6-12. decorah, 35. tomorrow, 40s to the north. fiftys to the south. cloud cover across the northpark that will limit some of the heating into the 40s for the rest of us are still above normal. mainly funny. staying mild to a calm day. southwest breeze at 5-10. here comes the cold front. thirty-two tomorrow night. and then wednesday, 42. thursday and friday, taking a look at some colder air. upper 30s, lower-40s we are driving we will stay in the upper 30s for friday and saturday. upper 30s sunday. a small chance of rain and snow at this point on sunday. and the long-term ten-day trend, close to normal. upper 30s to the lower-40s. >> we normally average the first inch by the 1st of december. >> will we get there? >> it is iffy at this point the ground is warm. especially today and tomorrow. the bigger take away is that it has taken us back to december to get average temp

russell heinsius of olin traveled to montana for this hog largemouth. fishing at another two hander for hunter lagrange. the cats keep coming. emily horak nailed this big ugly on the cedar. how about the beautiful trout that sage horgen landed at little paint creek. brynn recker teamed up with her dad bradfor this catch of and release bass. and wrapping things up is willy meyer of dubuque with this red ear. with all my reporting. the iowa department of natural resources is releasing two-thousand trout at an eastern iowa fishery this morning. for the fifth year in a row, the d-n-r will release all of this trout into prairie park fishery. this is video from last year. trout stocking is a part of the state's urban fish program. the goal is to get more fish species out there 10:30 this morning at the fishery. that's on otis road southeast. if you are interested in fishing for trout you have to have a valid license and state trout stamp, which you can get at a sporting goods store. it's a rumor throughout cedar rapids, and now police are confirming its parti

olin: yeah, that, too. in 1763, the map of north america looks like the map on your right. the blue area is gone. the blue area is gone. france is gone. france has exited north america and dwight divided its territory between britain east of the mississippi and spain in the west. france is gone with the exception. if you look bottom right, there is a little pink area. what happens until fact is the indian people now see french garrisons now leaving and red coats arisk. but not only that, in ohio, which has been a major contest point, the british not only occupy it, but the fault of the french have evacuated and destroyed. much bigger, more substantial than ever before. a symbol of imperial presence. depiction the indians leaving. britain has fought a world war. it is bankrupt at the end of this war. a huge empire, but it's broke. and what is it going to do? how will it administer that empire. one way of doing that us to cut down on the amount of money that you spend on the indian policies and diplomacy. >> we're an empire, we dictate and don't negotiate. that's not how the

at arapahoe basin tony olin and dean afton have come from minnesota so they can gear up and get in some early season training. >> early season training. >> reporter: at about the actually get open. >> normally by this time of year there's two, they've, four ski areas open. >> reporter: because -- three, four ski areas open. >> reporter: because after opening to riders on october 21st a-basin is still the only ticket to ride with its one run being used by ski teams -- >> from alberta and minnesota, wisconsin, new york, california. >> reporter: -- and thousands of other skiers in bear hats packing the ski area's main parking lot by 10 a.m. >> we're doing really well. >> reporter: after the basin got the jump on other ski areas and got open despite one of the warmest octobers around here on record. >> we were able to pounce on those first waves of cold weather. >> reporter: keystone was supposed to open today but had delay and loveland which is normally open by now will likely stay closed till after november 6th, which is the latest they've ever opened. >> i look forward to our friends get

it's bought by arrival, owned by the olin brothers in illinois, and so that is the end of family ownership. we go from rags to riches to going into bankruptcy. they let winchester hang there in receivership until they were just desperate to sell so they bought it for about $8 million which is basically nothing by the value of the day. the brothers turned it around and brought it back to something of a success. that might really the end of the family's involvement. to me it's a story of three men, it's it's a story of oliver winchester, bennett and winchester bennett. li i also liked the story of the women behind them, jane bennett who is married to oliver, then jenny bennett who is married to thomas great bennett and it's all to me these magnificent larger-than-life characters, but the reason i wanted to write the book and the reason i enjoy it is it seems to me the history of the company and the family affairs at particular times. mirrors the history of america at a fascinating time in the civil war and the expansion westward in through world war and the depression "after words" it's so i

i own olin. it's up 47% year-to-date. it closed today at 26.e do you see it in the next 12 months. >> they made a great deal when they did the chlorine. that was a killer deal. i want you to stay long. it's an inexpensive stock. michael in california, michael. >> caller: yes. hello. >> hey. >> caller: mr. cramer, how are you doing today? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: fine. sunny san diego, california. >> can't beat that. >> caller: i would like to know since the presidential elections and they have a problem with medical and hospitals. >> right. >> caller: i would like to specifically know about express scripts. >> nompt the one that we like in that group, the one my charitable trust owns that i feel really great about is walgreens especially with that rite aid deal. jerry in ohio, jerry. >> caller: booyah, jim, from the buck eye nation. your opinion on zylum? >> this is a great company to own. this is about water infrastructure. we're bullish on water infrastructure. it's been a great theme. let's go to alfredo in florida, alfredo. >>

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celtics visiting the pacers, isaiah thomas held without a field goal in the first half but kelly olinic picks up the slack offensively. the c's close the first half on a 13 and 0 run including back to back threes from kelly o of he drops 16, the green up 48-45 at the break. it took thomas until a minute and a half remaining in third quarter to hit its first field up one. to the fourth the c's up five with one minute to go and this seals the win. avery broadly with the steal to marcus smart who finds thomas for the layup after the slow start he finishes with a team high 23 as a celtics win their second straight 105-9 the fine. bruins in arizona after a slow start the b's heating up in the second period zdeno chara unleashes a blast, ryan spooner tips in front to give bruins a 1-0 lead. less than two minutes later the b's strike again off brad marchand fades master knack that rips the one timer in back of the net. his tenth goal of the season, bruins win it 2-19 time. bruins continue their three game road trip tonight. visiting the colorado avalanche. that's sports. i'm chelsea mcdonal. h

as far as olin nick, solid, points. 7 celtics double figures. isaiah thomas had a game high 29. carmel low anthony ejected. celtics win by 28. in indiana against larry's pacers tomorrow night. >>> dealing with a back issue that cropped up over the last 24 hours, hoping not to practice on friday. listed as questionable along with marcus bennett, julian ed dellan and branch. chris also missed practiced but expected to play. in watertown last night. watertown in red, trite ton in white. dion smith throws to john cordy. this one won by trite ton by their quarterback louie la roo. and leo into lane. number 5, all night long. con grasses to trite ton. they win. go to my facebook page get all of the highlights from there. gary sin seen know replace mellow and the bench coast for the red sox. great guy, great move. >>> which the status of three players uncertain, chris houghton, chris long and dion lewises, should know later today. that's sports. have a great saturday. >> jason: popular cooking shows out there could set a bad example for food safety. umass amherst research looked at pro

i gave the commencement address this year at olin college of engineering in massachusetts and this washeme of my talk. at this point i said to the parents in the audience. i know what you're thinking. you paid 200 grand so your kid could get the engineering degree and there is a knucklehead up there telling you what's really important is, did they learn the golden rule? is there anything more naive? and my answer is, in the age of naivete is the new realism. naivete is the new realism. i will tell you what's really naive. thinking in the world of this much amplified power we're going to be ok if everyone doesn't get the golden rule. where does the golden rule come from? it comes from strong families and healthy communities. don't know much about -- i'm not an expert on strong families but i happened to grow up in a healthy community. and the last part of my book and that's where my values came from and that's the small town/suburb in minnesota where i grew up and my argument is it's the healthy community that's going to be the political building block of the 21th century. not the singl

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