covering the corridor or and marion, scott sanborn . cbs 2 news at 5:00. >>> this is a look at eight street northeast and i-380. his day starts at four. four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. when in iowa, he's still up early. ng senator. dawn to dusk. chuck works. the cbs evening news is next >>> here is the cbs evening news tonight. republican leaders dump trump. this last night's debate break his fall? we have a team correspondents covering the race. >>> people stranded by floods. an urgent rescue is underway in north carolina. >>> a new generation of safe cell phones go up in smoke just like the old ones. we will have those stories tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> the girl on the train now sits on the top of the u.s. box office. the psychological very -- it is emily blunt to get involved in a murder mystery and it has earned back more than half of its 45 million- dollar budget.>> miss para grandes home for peculiar children. deepwater horizon was third followed by the magnificent se

scott sanborn joins us now with a look at where it stands at this moment. scott.>> reporter: proponents say they hope they don't end up back at square one. severe epilepsy.but since it's set to expire next july - it leaves many iowans who depend on the oil wondering - what's n? next?margaret gaer suffers from epilepsy and her mother says since margaret started using cannabis oil purchased out-of-state- she's been able to sleep through the night for the first time in 25 years. a bill that would've allowed iowans to produce and dispense cannabis oil - and cover more conditions than epilepsy died in the house last session. lawmakers to ensure that iowans like her daughter can get the help they need without the legal roadblocks. sot: sally gaer, daughter uses charlotte's web hemp oil 03:41:43:19 we would really like to see medical cannabis all forms of cannabis grown like to see medical cannabis, all forms of cannabis, grown, produced, tested and dispensed in iowa. by iowans and for iowans.>> reporter: she is part of the group iowans for medical cannabis. you wi

news anchor scott sanborn is live .>> reporter: a use my out -- huge milestone, karen. when they asked me to host the marching band classic 20 years ago, i never thought we would be here 20 years later. you have raised over half $1 million for the 7 local area cedar rapids it is a spectacular event. not only are high school marching bands playing, but the panthers marching band from the university of iowa is playing. there is no competition, it's about having fun and raising money for the marching bands. somebody that has been doing this for a long time is my buddy scott. how are you doing? what a nice night we are having. >> terry has come through for tonight .>> reporter: terry says the weather is going to hold and i know you have been checking too. you have seen this morph in more than ways than one. i started as mc and then you came on board.>> we started at the center and now we are outdoors. we have had gorgeous weather and we get to see a 28 bands here. we've been able to add in the university bands. we added the iowa state and which is the iowa band will be here

cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn joins us to explain why both sides are claiming vic. victory.karen, the candidates debate. why both sides are victory. >> reporter: they spent 90 minutes talking about important issues like the supreme court come the economy and immigration. and, they post got a chance to respond to current controversies plaguing their blamed russia for the hacks. but one of the more controversial moments of the night came when donald trump refused to promise that he she blamed russia for the hacks. one of the more controversial night -- moments of the night went -- was when donald trump refused to promise that he would concede if he loses on campaigning he clarified the statement. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election. if i win. [ cheering and applause ] .>> reporter: last night, trump's campaign tried to clarify his comments. they said they wanted to make sure there was no from voter they accept the results. >> if something does not go his way, he's not going to say that i guess i should have run a bette

. >>> this is scott sanborn. one man with a >>> he news tonight. hillary clinton on defense today. what we now know about the fbi's bombshell email revelation. >>> also we will listen to voters in the battleground state of pennsylvania and hear what they have to say about the candidates as we kick off our special election countdown series.>>> and, we will introduce you to the man who made honest abe's chin just mount rushmore. that tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> in about an hour it will be time to head outside for trick or treating. we want you to know that if you go to our cbs 2 news page, you can post your costumes. you can see some people have already posted halloween outfits. we will target -- tried to share those on the news tonight. we already have some princesses and trolls and mickey mouse at mini mouse. i can't wait to see the pictures. >> they will be in the neighborhoods very shortly. be ready. the neighbor looks good tonight -- the weather looks good tonight. it will be breezy at times, but captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: mail call at the f.b.i. eight days

scott sanborn is here with the latest developments. >>> only 6 roads in cedar rapids remain closed due to the flood. they say each road will be reopened as flood control measures are removed. as we told you yesterday live at five, all acess has been restored to i-380, as well as to all the bridges. in addition, businesses around the flood zone are starting to the african american museum of iowa will resume normal operations tomorrow. for others in the area, though- the future is a little more uncertain. a good example of that can be found in nearby czech village. 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. whi

this is scott sanborn, plus - open enrollment for the affordable care act opens on november first.but many doubts stories and more, all new tonight on cbs 2 news at six. judge. judge? judge? judge? judge? judge? here! he's always here. halloween is just days away now and we've got a fun contest to help you get into the spooky spirit. it's a >>> halloween is just days away we have a fun contest to get you winded the spooky spirit. it is a pumpkin carving contest. you can submit your picture on our facebook page for kgan cbs 2. when he picture will be shown on air. happy carving. >> you have a costume? >> i don't. i haven't had time to get one, but if i did, i would want to be super hair.>> that is a good idea, you should do it. all right. >>> weatherwise, it's going to be good this coming weekend. tomorrow a different story as rain moves in. 40 to start the day in mid 50s it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations s

. >>> this is scott sanborn and donald trump response as more women come forward accusing him of sexual assault. >>> a longtime leader in cedar rapids is leaving to take a more prominent position in downtown. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. and fought for our country in world war ii. but, he never got his medals and he tried for years. dad knew his time was near. out of options, he finally called senator grassley's office. they got dad his medals. in many ways, max stancel-hess is a typical 12-year- >>> in many ways, max is a typical 12-year-old. he likes to play video games, read and write his bike around his neighborhood. he is an excellent student and is working toward visiting every national park with . but, max faces challenges that many of us don't. he was born with a birth defect that he has been battling since before he was born. the news was a shock to his parents, but they say that the care he gets at the university of iowa has helped them help him.>> max has taught me courage and humility. he has taught me about unconditional love. i have learned more from max

country.cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn is looking into the predictions that are amazingly accurate.. accurate..they really are, correctly predicted the winner for nearly a quarter-century. it may be due to the fact that children tend to pick the candidate who their parents support. this year will be interesting because it's such an unpredictable election. student-broadcaster channel one news held a nationwide mock election with nearly 300-thousand students casting their ballots.keep in mind, since 1992, 4th through 12th nationwide mock election with nearly 300,000 students casting ballots. keep in mind that since 1992, fo accurately predicted the outcome. this year students chose hillary clinton over donald trump 47% of -- 241%. their concerns were terrorism, education and gun control. santana / sophomore)i feel trump will make it safer saferanother popular student poll by scolastic shows students choosing clinton over trump by a larger margin -- 52 -to 35 percent. that poll has mirrored election results a popular local t-shirt company known for printing humorous and sometimes biting

came alive they gathered at linn-mar tonight and were joined by the university of northern iowa scott sanborn and justin roberts emceed tonight's event. tonight marked the 20th year for this event. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still to come... come...consumer alert.the new development that has samsung telling everyone who owns a galaxy note seven to turn it four-ten, he's running three miles rain or shine. six o'clock, chuck's at the office. when in iowa, he's still up early. working the farm, meeting iowans in all ninety-nine counties every year. no surprise then, my husband has been named the hardest working senator. dawn to dusk. chuck works. tomorrow on cbs 2...hurricane matthew put many people in harms way -- making it hard for first responders to find them all. all.find out how social media -- and a man with a drone helped safe a life before it was too late.tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. . >>> chief meteorologist, don't know whether to turn the heat on or the air. >>> crazy back and fou

good evening-- i'm scott sanborn sanbornand i'm kelly d'ambrosio, filling in for karen fuller tonight. tonight.first, we're now starting an easy transition to a new weather pattern patternchief meterologist terry swails starts us off an 18-year-old university of iowa student now faces charges for falsely reporting an active shooter on campus. police arrested harrison tsimourisafter the incident saturday night. night.police say he sent a text message to a friend saying there was an active shooter in burge residence and evacuated the building - tsimouris sent the same student another text saying it was all a joke.he's charged with filing a false report. next month will mark 25 years since the university dealt with an actual shooting. former u-i graduate student gang lu went on a shooting spree on campus in november 19- 91.lu killed four faculty members and one student before turning the gun on himself. authorities said lu was upset that his dissertation didn't win prizes that his former roommate had gained. developing right now in cedar falls -- --au together what led up to a double sta

linn-mar stadium and were joined by the university of northern iowa marching band.cbs 2 anchors scott sanborn and our very own justin roberts emceed the event.it marked the 20-th year for the metro marching band classic. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.there's still more cbs 2 this morning first let's take a look at what we're working on for fox 28 morning live. live.cbs 2 news sat down with local political experts for their reactions on the presidential debate and the rising tension in the g-o-p. plus - how a young experts on their reactions from the presidential debate. >>> a young entrepreneur is helping women dedicate themselves to the muslim faith and participate in sport. that is coming up.>>> clausen showers this morning. show you the warmer weather is here for one more day. it is 74 today and 60 with rain tomorrow. i will let you know how soon we will begin our cooldown agger >>> is 6:44. we are dry and mild after soggy go at it this morning. our temperatures are in the lower 70s for highs. the bottom line, there is more rain moving in as we had through the late night tonight.

linn-mar stadium and were joined by the university of northern iowa marching band.cbs 2 anchors scott sanborn and our very own justin roberts emceed the event.it marked the 20-th year for the metro marching band classic. it's and right now in it's degrees.coming up next...the voter gaining more attention than almost any issue after this week's presidential debate. sunday night's debate may have been one ofthe nastiest presdiential debates ever. ever.one of the big winners - wasn't a nominee - but rather an undecided voter in the audie. explains - he was just one of the reasons people weren't paying attention to the two can. candidates. what do a fly, a sniff...(nat sound)and a red sweater have in common? the power to distract us from a doozy of a debate. the fly got a lot of buzz....(hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee)"any way he chooses."when it buzzed hillary's brow.(hillary clinton/(d) presidential nominee)"when they go low you go high."it lingered on her finger. nestled on her chest. spawning more than a dozen twitter accounts claiming to be national correspondent)"now hillary did n

sanborn joins us with what we know right now, scott? scott?karen - there's a new initiative called the "jobs and small business recovery program". it's a plan to help businesses financially impacted by the and small business recovery program. it is a plan to help as this is financially impacted by the flood to belmont -- to bounce back. it was the evacuation and because they had to close, they also lost revenue and workers lost out on their paycheck. tomorrow morning there will be a partnership between the city and the greater city rat -- one business affected won't be coming back at all.---even though it did after the flood of '08. on a wall inside the hotel - the high waterline from that flood is marked - 7 feet, 4 inches. this time around, the building remained dry. but, it reminded the owners and city officials, that if the river rose as they wouldn't have been as lucky. cbs 2 news reporter joe husinga joins us live with what the city will now do with cooper's mill. scott today the city council approved a recommendation to joe huisinga or