around eastern iowa at the present time, but to the southwest of us around des moines and into south central iowa, a few isolated thunder showers are now noted these will all be tracking northeast and the way this system is moving, i think the heavier rains will stay in our western and nortrn coties evethe the rain totals won't be as impressive the majority is along by 6 a.m. the whole system moved out of eastern iowa notice how quickly the clouds clear out and the sunshine pops into our skies and tomo shod be an outstanding day temperatures should be at least 10 degrees above normal we'll be back with those fine looking numbers in just a few nutes. >>> right now the reblican rty is an organization in crisis mode after the release late last week of a video tape showing republican nominee towards women. d a qck condemnation years ag from most republicans. also he led to dozens of the nominee. new poll numbers show why wall streeurpl, before the debate hillary wideni he points. it represents clinton's biggest lead over the nominee in months earlier clinton spoke out about the video trump's offensiv

to the south and west where temperatures were in the low 80s if you can believe it or not, south central iowa in fact today is 74, high temperature here in cedar rapids was a 13th day of 70 degrees most since the year 2000, typically between 7 and 8 days of above 70 degrees so has been a warm october. mostly cloudy skies across eastern iowa, keep that in the forecast tonight, all of the midwest, mostly cloudy ahead of scattered showers. mild start to the weekend temperatures will be back in the upper 60s to lower 70s tomorrow then that front does move through tomorrow into the evening that should generate scattered showers and 50s and 60s settle in. the front begins to make its way through around our northern counties and stalls out until this low pressure system begins to move through night generating isolated to scattered showers by around midnight this moves off to the east, high pressure and much cooler conditions settle in with temperatures only in the upper 50s to lower 60s. tomorrow morning 8:00 still seeing mostly cloudy skies see a few breaks by afternoon, 5:00, mostly cloudy as this

central iowa. the risk is a long and south of highway 20. mainly for strong winds that could accompany thunderstorms later this evening. that starts to ramp up after 7:00 tonight. we will have widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, some of which could be strong. they will continue east through the night and we will gradually dry out after midnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. behind all of these storms actually comes cooler weather. i the temperatures will get in your full weather first forecast in just a bit. >>> details on the deadly new jersey train track -- crash. investigators say the train was going twice the speed limit before the crash. they also say that the engineer hit the brakes moments before impact. the train crashed last week killing one woman and injuring more than 100 other people. >>> flood 2016 has passed, but felt regardless if they took on water. how it is hurting family budgets. jo.>> reporter: the water never reached many homes, but the flood has caused financial damage for families and individuals already o

south. the rest the clouds. by afternoon would get back to mostly sunny skies. wims from the northwest our temperatures will be down. you could see the cool air is up there and north-central and western iowa. that is on its way to the south thanks to the winds that are coming in from the northwest. tomorrow temperatures will be 15 degrees cooler than what we have experienced today. many of us were around 68 to 72 degrees. at 3:00 54 expect it in cedar rapids. tomorrow night with clear skies and light winds, frost and maybe freezing temperatures our model showing 36. i think that's a few degrees to warm. i'm expecting 32. after that friday should be another nice day in terms of sunshine at the temperatures will remain low normal at 50s. out to the west there are the next that's a warming trend. afternoon. we could perhaps seat 70 as early as sunday afternoon. indian summer comes back in. here's a rain fall forecast which goes through monday. you will see it is dry around many of the upper midwest including eastern iowa. that will make for good conditions for viewing those fall colors. we do typically see our fall color reaching its peak around october 20 in central and eastn further to the

but south dakota wins 28-25 over northern iowa ... iowa conference football, coe hosting central ... fast forward to the 3rd quarter, central up 17-16... coe's defense steps up... prairie grad andrew netolicky forces a fumble on the sack, and recovered by ryan leonard ... kohawks offense cashes in... the pitch to kennedy grad trevor heitland and he runs it in for the 11-yard score... 4th quarter, coe up 26-24... but central quarterback riley gray throws a beauty to sam markham who makes a terrific catch... dutch retake the lead, 30-26 ... coe responds... gavin glenn keeps it on the read-option... breaks a tackle and scores... coe up 33-30 with a 1:26 left ... central had a chance to tie the game on this 22-yard field goal... but dylan stepleton comes up with the block... he was ejected from the game in the first half, unbeaten with a 33-30 victory "i just didn't want to rough the kicker. we did that last week and didn't want to give them another chance. but yea, we were pretty fortunate, got a big push up front and we were able to get a hand on it. this is a big statement for us.

about moves across the plains and starts to head towards south eastern iowa at this point it looks like the low will come right across the south central, south eastern parts of the state and it is going to be to the northwest of that where the heavier rains are likely to fall we could use a little bit of precipitation that's hard to believe after the month of septbe month in dubuque and cedar rapids, we're a half an inch below where we should be on rainfall in iowa city the deficit there is 1 inch and in waterloo about an inchal, .38 of an inch of rain, dry and pleasant, tomorrow is not going to be one of those days as this monster storm system sends moisture and rain towards us, look at this circulation off the pacific northwest coast moisture and spread the clouds in first and the rain arrives later tomorrow and tomorrow night. on our predicter at 7:00 we start things out and by midnight we're starting to see a band of clouds develop here as we go through the nighttime hours the clouds start to thicken up so we'll get up to mostly cloudy skies tomorrow morning and later on in the afternoon the clouds continue to thicken finally towa

south dakota, through iowa and then illinois. thousands of indigenous people from south america, central america, the united states and canada haveathered in chemistry try to stop this pipeline. that is something that is i think a referendum on all men. i think it's very important. however, there is the part where i fear, as the professor mentionened, that most of the energy of this debate is going to be committed to these particular comments. this pipeline cannot commence without any federal approval. if there is no federal action or alternatively a federal agent kills this deal, then the pipeline doesn't continue to go forward. if candidadate hillary clinton truly wanted to live u up to wht this would be the most progressive platform and climate change into something affirmatively outside of cap and trade deals, this would be good for that. nermeen: what do you expect from the candidates on, change? glenn: those are two separate questions. donald trump showed his hand very early when he talked about how native community should not be able to engage in economic development activity because he didn't want the competition. so he d

south to the missouri border and to mount hare, westward to council bluffs. even when that geographic diversity the republican and democratic candidates are both from the des moines, central iowaart of the district. 48-year-old republican david young calls vanmeter home. he is competing his first term in the u.s. house of representatives. the democratic nominee, 30-year-old jim mower ran unsun successfully in the fourth district two years again against republican steve king. welcome to western iowa. looking forward to see areas of agreements in your campaigns as well as contrasts. we'll be going an hour as you know. and because this is an iowa press election special edition, we have an audience here in the iowa western community college arts center but they're watching and listening and not cheering or otherwise distracting from our discussion. we've also, pannedded as i just said this program to 60 minutes to accommodate additional issues and questions. across the iowa press table, "des moines register" political columnist kathy obradovich. and radio iowa news director kay henderson. >> mr. power, you have been a supporter of the affordable care act as you've been watching th

south of the missouri border including mount ayr and westward to council bluffs. even with that geographic diversity, the republican and democratic candidates are both from the des moines central iowaart of the district. 48-year old republican david young calls vanmeter home, completing his first term in the us house of representatives. the democratic nominee, 30-year old jim mowrer ran unsuccessfully in the fourth congressional district two years ago against republican steve king. gentlemen, welcome to the special edition of iowa press and welcome to western iowa. looking forward to seeing areas of agreement in your campaigns as well as the contrast. we will be going on our end because this is an iowa press election special edition, we have an audience here in the iowa western community college arts center. they're watching and listening and not cheering or otherwise distracting from our discussion. we have also expanded this program to 60 minutes to accommodate additional issues and questions. across iowa press table, des moines register political columnist and radio i was news director k anderson. >> jim mowrer, you're been a supporter of the affordable care act and as you have