temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely. wind: se 10-20. low: 49 a recent poll says she's eight points behind, but democrat monica vernon is counting on her work as a city council member to unseat an incumbent for iowa's first congressiona l district. as a part of our week- long analysis of candidates running for federal offices, the democrat who has run for political office before. kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, what is some of vernon's history leading up to this point. well, chris and nicole vernon ran for office a couple times before. just last year, she ran for the lieutenant governor position along side jack hatch. vernon also ran for this house seat w

temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typi temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm democrat monica vernon is counting on her work as a city council member to unseat an incumbent for iowa's first congressiona l district. as a part of our week- long analysis of candidates running for federal offices, today we feature the democrat who has run for political office before. kcrg-tv9's brea love joins us now. brea, what is some of vernon's history leading up to this point. well, chris and nicole vernon ran for office a couple times before. just last year, she ran with jack hatch, hoping iowa. vernon also ran for this house seat when she lost against pat murphy in the primaries two years ago

temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to 50. in the wake of this system, our weather is fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind. high: 56 m. night: showers and a few thunderstormlikely. wind: se 10 2nd murder trial for a cedar rapids homeless man. prosecutors believe travis suspected for another murder. the 45-year-old faces a first-degree murder charge and will go to trial in scott county. the judge moved the proceedings because the case has had too much local publicity. authorities believe standlee killed sharon mead, who was also homeless. cedar rapids police say they found mead's body near the coe college campus in september of 20-15. prosecutors claim standlee killed mead the day after he was released from jail, under suspicion of another murder. authorities s

the second district now covers southeast iowa -- including iowa city and the quad cities. if you've driven around during this year's election cycle, you may have noticed fewer presidential political signsin people living in des moines have noticed the difference when driving around. a longtime republican consultant in iowa says the yard sign shortage could reflect political dissatisfaction among voters. he says the idea of a lawn sign in this confrontatio nal and combative campaign may be too provocative for many iowa voters. "25:07-"i think some people may just be a little reluctant to put a yard sign out because they're feeling theyr'e going to encourage conflict with the neighbors." one person in des moines who is picture of hillary clinton behind bars. george davey says he hasn't received any negative feedback about his sign, that has more than 3000 l-e-d lights at night. but just in case, he has a security camera recording the area around the sign. ovarian cancer is common in older women, so a diagnosis was shocking for a colorado teenager. now that young person is in

temperatures will offer up quite a spread on wednesday with 60+ degrees possible over southeast iowa, while northeast iowa barely gets to fairly dry, but does offer up the typical rollercoaster ride in temperatures that is common in iowa for late october.today: sunny. wind: ne 5-10. high: 58 tonight: increasing clouds. wind: e 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: showers developing in the afternoon and evening. wind: se 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely. wind: se 10-20. low: if you want to sell your car carmax will give you seven days to consider their offer. why seven days? science. join me as we walk through the seven stages of decisioning. 1. consideration. 2. questioning. 3. deciding. 4. queso. 5. nap. 6. sudoku. 7. tambourine practice. i think i made my point. ? here you are. anything i can do to make your stay more magical? well, i wish we could have even more park time. have dinner with a princess. oo i want to ride the monorail! or take a break by the pool. but be back in time for fireworks. let me see what i can do. whoa when you stay at a select walt dis

the second district now covers southeast iowa -- including iowa city and the quad cities. eastern iowa county auditor's early voting ballots as we get closer to the election. in johnson county, more than 13,000 registered voters requested ballots. and of the people that requested -- about 47% have returned their ballots. in linn county... more than 21,000 people requested ballots. and 36% have returned them. if you've driven around during this year's election cycle, you may have noticed fewer presidential political signs in yards. people living in des moines have noticed the differencew in iowa says the yard sign shortage could reflect political dissatisfaction among voters. he says the idea of a lawn sign in this confrontatio nal and combative campaign may be too provocative for many iowa voters. "25:07-"i think some people may just be a little reluctant to put a yard sign out because they're feeling theyr'e going to encourage conflict with the neighbors." one person in des moines who is definitely not shy about a sign - has a giant picture of hillary clinton behind bars.

during the ceremony, melissa gentry, psychiatry physician assistant from southeast iowa, need of medical providers. "behavioral health and mental health in particular it's so bleak. there just aren't enough of us and there are so many people whoneed care." students will now wear the coats they got today during their clinical rotations. while newbo city market may not have taken on water in the flood of 2016, it still took a hit. we're talking about a financial hit. we look at why it took so long for the market to month, few places had more help getting ready than the newbo area. newbo market, in particular. the spot closed up on the 23rd of september and that is until today. kcrg-tv9's forrest saunders is near the market, right now. forrest, is it busy out there? the parking lot is full at the market. a lot of people ready to get back in there. also a lot of vendors ready to get back to work. though the market didn't see any water, it was in the evacuation zone. gas had to be disconnected. expensive equipment was moved is almost completely back to normal inside. twenty-two of the 24 indi

the second district now covers southeast iowa -- including iowa city and the quad cities. dubuque community school officials have confirmed another case of the mumps at an elementary school. that's according to our coverage partner, k-d- t-h. an email went out to the staff notifying them of the latest case. dubuque county has 11 confirmed or probable cases of the mumps, the 2nd highest of any county in the state. will this be the year? a 93-year-old bellevue man and millions of other cubs fan are holding out hope the team goes all the way this fall. lester michels never misses a game. he has been rooting for the cubs since before their games were on t-v. he has fond memories of the team's legends who never got to play in a world series. the cubs last won the world a world series in 1945... michels believes this is the year the cubs will win the world series because of the strength of the entire team. "it's really one solid team. everybody is playing their position and everybody is up and coming and it's a lot of hustle. :09 " michels has a lot of cubs memorabilia in his co

in southeast iowa, they include iowa, jefferson, counties. to compare, aetna, wellmark and medica have agreed to sell policies to people living in the cedar rapids, des moines and quad cities areas. 55,000 iowans bought individual insurance policies for 2016 through the affordable care act. most had incomes low enough to qualify for tax credits. advancements in the medical field are making it more possible to help wounded veterans. up next, we'll introduce you to the latest veteran a double arm transplant. and coming up in our next half hour... people are cleaning up from flood 2016. we look at how quickly mold can grow, and how it can make someone sick. meteorologist britley ritz updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert through the late afternoon hours and into the evening. heavy rain looks to be possible, along with hail, and strong winds especially in southern most iowa. there is a low level one risk for stronger to severe storms for this afternoon and evening as the cold front, these storms pass we'll see gradual clearing an

the second district now covers southeast iowa -- including iowa city and the quad cities. if you've driven around during this year's election cycle, you may have noticed fewer presidential political signs in yards. people living in des moines have noticed the difference when driving around. a longtime republican consultant in iowa says the yard sign shortage could reflect political dissatisfaction among voters. he says the idea of a lawn sign in this confrontatio be too provocative for many iowa voters. "25:07-"i think some people may just be a little reluctant to put a yard sign out because they're feeling theyr'e going to encourage conflict with the neighbors." one person in des moines who is definitely not shy about a sign - has a giant picture of hillary clinton behind bars. george davey says he hasn't received any negative feedback about his sign, that has more than 3000 l-e-d lights at night. but just in case, he has a security camera recording the area around the history and social studies teachers across the county bring the national conversation s into the classro

iowa as both major party presidential nominees will talk to voters in cedar rapids. democratic nominee hillary clinton is scheduled to speak around 1:15 pm at the newbo city market in southeast cedar rapids. right across the river later tonight. he's scheduled to speak at 7:00 at the mcgrath amphitheatre. today's visits come as a new quinnipiac university poll says clinton and trump are tied in iowa at 44%. we spoke with cornell college political science professor hans hassell on the tv9 morning news. he said a last minute visit today could actually make a difference on election day. "15% of voters nationally are still undecided. i think that this is still an attempt to try to win creating a bounce for a particular candidate. " cedar rapids closed several streets this morning for hillary clinton's appearance at new bo. that includes 12th avenue se between 2nd and 4th streets. and 11th avenue se between 3rd and 4th streets. for the donald trump event tonight, the city will block off first street sw between 4th and 6th avenues, right by cedar rapids police headquarters. congressiona l delegation is trying to keep his job for another 2 years. congressman dave loebsack is seekin

hillaker says in southeast iowa.. it's been notably dry.. but even though the state has had a good stint of dry weather the last week and a half.. next week there's still more chances of rain.. but he adds the weather looks to stick to warmer than usual.. which could help out drying out the harvest.. ---- the senate the senate cleared an expansion to the packers last week.. the bill amends the law to include sales made using video or by an online auction house.. specifying that funds can be transferred this.. only check or wire transfers were allowed to settle sales.. ---- and that's all the time i have for the show today.. thanks you again! ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. trt oc: standard two major pregnancy complications had a texas woman on edge and her baby's life at risk. after a daring delivery, the they are thanking him, is next. decent day. as mentioned yesterday, any precipitation should be short lived and mainly confined to the early to mid-mor

hillaker says in southeast iowa.. it's been notably dry.. but even though the state has had a good stint of dry weather the last week and a half.. next week there's still more chances of rain.. but he adds the weather looks to stick to warmer than usual.. which could help out drying out the harvest.. ---- the senate cleared an expansion to the packers and stockyards act law to include sales made using video or by an online auction house.. specifying that funds can be transferred electronically through a debit orc credit card. before this.. only check or wire transfers were allowed to settle sales.. ---- and that's all the time i have for the show today.. thanks for tuning in.. i hope to see you again! ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kcrg.com. i'm david geiger with the agribusiness report. drivers to be even more careful this time of year on rural on the road, but because farmers have started harvesting their crops. the patrol reminds drivers it's o-k to pass slow moving farm equipment as long you don't speed w

eight of those are in the southeast corner... iowa, jefferson, keokuk, lee, louisa, mahaska, van buren and wapello counties. medica have agreed to sell policies to people living in the cedar rapids, des moines and quad cities areas. 55-thousand iowans bought individual insurance policies for 2016 through the affordable care act. most had incomes low enough to qualify for tax credits. firefighters in cedar rapids are pulling double-duty when it comes to saving lives. they fight fires, of course, but now they're also helping people fight cancer... all with some pink once again tonight the sky fills with clouds and a shower and storm chance develops. the morning activity looks scattered, with more widespread activity holdi afternoon and evening. heavier rains could fall with some of the stronger storms along with some gusty winds. the cold front sweeps across the area friday dragging down cooler, drier and windy weather. highs fall into the upper 50s and lower 60s of showers and storms late. wind: se 5-10. low: 60 tomorrow: showers and s

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amy: meanwhile, in southeast iowa, 30 people were arrested saturday also blocking construction of the dakokota access pipeline there. the e pipeline''s route runs frm north dakota's oil fields through soututh dakota, , iowa,d into illinois. in iowa, land defenders have now established a permanent protest encampment where the pipeline is slated to cross the mississippi river. an undocumented migrant justice activist has won the right to remain in the u.s. after the department of f homeland securiy reversed itsts decision to punih her because of her activism. ireri unzueta carrasco received daca, deferred action for childhood arrivals, status in 2013, but had been denied a renewal of daca earlier this year because of her participation in acts of civil disobedience aimed at pressuring the obama administration to halt its record deportations. unzueta carrasco says she'll now focus on protecting other undocumented activists who've similarly been denied daca after participating in protests. and oscar brand, a folk singer whose new york city radio show spanned more than seven decades, has di

is on ththe struggle to stop the dakota access pipeline, the lead county attorney's office in southeast iowa is threatening to evict land offenders from a permanent encampment established to stop the dakota access pipeline company from boring under the mississippi river. the threatened eviction is slated for today. it has been a site of a series of protests in which dozens of people have been arrested blocking pipeline construction over the past two months. colombian president juan manuel santos has announced the ceasefire between the government and the farc will end at the end of october following the shocking results of sunday's nationwide referendum in which voters narrowly rejected the peace deal. the outcome now threatens to prolong the nation's 52-year-old civil war. this comes as thousands of students gathered in bogota for a silent peace march. ththis is carlos filipo. >> we are asking that the peace process be sped up. what has been accomplished has been fragile. as we saw with the news yesterday, the bilateral cease-fire is already not definite. we want that is not politicized. pea

now the clouds still remain a temperature of 62 degrees here in cedar rapids with wind east-southeast. decora, iowa city, cedar rapids at 62, clouds moving in from the southeast, we have clouds moving in from the west as well. we'll keep those around tonight we get into the afternoon, they could go to sunshine with mild temps there is our next storm system, will left out in the northern planes tomorrow that will drag our front through later on tomorrow night bringing us scattered showers, mostly cloudy, calm and mild, comfy with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, i'll let you know what's coming >>> and a number of services return to normal. they open the bulling as well as the lynn county courthouse and sheriff's office. students in cedar rapids. and bus services are back on the regular schedule as for the hundreds of thousands of sandbags workers plan to pick them up next week curb side pick upstarts next monday, will complete. organizers are collecting money from individuals, corporations and groups. the money will be awarded to local non-profits working to help in recovery of flood-impacted h

this map includes the 13 counties that will only have medica. 8 of those are in the southeast corner... iowa, jefferson, keokuk, lee, louisa, mahaska, van buren and wapello counties. to compare, aetna, wellmark and medica have agreed to sell policies to people living in the cedar rapids, des moines and quad cities areas. 55,000 iowans bought individual insurance policies for 2016 through the affordable care act. most had credits. hitting the trails or the sidewalk for 30 minutes was an effort some iowans made to try and improve the health of the state. it was a part of the healthiest state walk, which is an effort to make iowa a healthier place to live and work. a small group in marion took off for a brisk 30 minute walk around the downtown area yesterday this group actually started walking together last spring. they do it at noon every wednesday as part of the "blue zones" effort. they decided to close out part in the statewide effort. " it's neat to see people come together as strangers and do an activity like this and leave as friends and we've had weeks with 15-20 people and we've had we

it feels like july than october. 72 in waterloo. 71 in iowa city and winds are out of the southeast about 6 to 15 miles per hour, and mostly cloudy conditions around eastern iowa, we will keep those in our predicter model has around 6:00, mostly cloudy but then by the time weigert afternoon, we will start to see clearing and sky also become sunny. your forecast tonight cloudy and mild we can see a shower mainly areas to the north of highway 20, patchy fog, check out the lows around 39 degree, it will be in the mid 60s and your school forecast tomorrow will be cloudy and warm, with the temperature of 68 degrees >> a former jail administrator is now facing criminal charge, 49-year-old car run worked at the cedar county jail for two and a half years before leaving in december of 2015. that report -- with first degree theft on saturday. this followed a report by the state auditor that showed roughly $35,000 of undeposited collections, unbilled fees and dispersement during the employment. they believe he used to steal or -- from the sheriff's offers over time. >> he could face up to ten years

iowa becoming more widespread by late tomorrow evening into the overnight and continuing through wednesday. decorah. 71 in independence and waterloo. mainly sun gnu and mild. same story for the south. southeast please at 5 to 10. temps range today from 73, 74, 72 iowa sfi and tipton, and 71 degrees. forecast tonight, cloudy with upper 50s. tomorrow, mixed choud cover with a high of 76 deg rapids. little warmer in the south, little cooler in the north, but still above normal. showers late tomorrow night into the the overnight. a break midday. more showers late wednesday night. we're cloudy with scattered showers and maybe a couple rumbles of thunder for thursday with a high of 74. cold front then moves through. 40s thursday night. friday only the upper 50s for highs with showers in the morning. 41 for friday night, which means it should be dry for friday there. our ten-day trend keeps it cool as we head through the weekend with mid 60s monday/tuesday, and low 60s for next wednesday. full weather details. the latest leaf report, a lot of those colors are changing and much more at cbs2iowa.com. >>> it's now 6:15 on your monday morning and 49 degrees in elgin. >> after the break, the developing

because we're on the other side of the front where the winds are out of the east, southeast and 53 in waterloo and iowa city. but in western iowa, the temperatures are warmer and we'll get in on that tomorrow. and you can see the clouds stretched out from minnesota into eastern iowa. and with the clouds around tonight after a quick fall tonight. it midnight. it could be around 40 degrees. and then by the time we get to 11:00 tomorrow morning. the skies will turn sunny once again and there's a big game in iowa city with the bathgers and the hawk keys and the kick -- hawkeyes and the kickoff at 58 degrees. and if you're doing tailgating, the coat will come in handy. it will warm once the sun comes over, i expect the temperatures to be in the mid- and upper 60s in iowa city. we have some clouds tonight and daybreak, most of the clouds charlotte shift to the east -- start to shift off to the east of us and we'll keep the sunshine tomorrow and sunday. that is why we'll have a great weekend. we don't expect any rain around till monday. there's a system that comes into the midwest tuesday and wednesday of nex

cedar rapids cloudy as we look out the door. 67 degrees with southeast winds at 12. 67 in iowa city. dubuque, monticello 66. 65 in tama as we look at the winds they are out of the south and east at five-15 miles an hour. around the state he we are more 60s and okoro mid to upper 70s for us and 60s back to the north and west. there we see the next shower activity developing back towards north and west iowa and write in between is an area of low pressure and the cold front. that frontal boundary will serve as fuel for boundary as we watch our own showers and storms move through. the north and east. notice the showers ahead of it. behind the frontal boundary winds--- winds are out of the west 10-20 and it will feel much more like fall as we head through tomorrow and the weekend. here is the predictor. you can feel the mugginess and we will watch it for scattered showers and storms. possibility for strong storms later. gusty winds and periods of heavy rain. the good news is it gets out of here by 7:00 or 8:00 tomorrow. late morning tomorrow sunny breezy and cool as we head through our fr

. >>> temperatures in the 70s right now and northwestern iowa and then temperatures will fall to the 40s. that is moving southeast and we will tell you win it gets to iowa. there is also potential for frost and freezing -- switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. ?? when my dad got the contract with donald trump, it was huge for our business. there was never any question about the quality of work... and the next thing you know, you weren't getting paid. when you're a small business, a big contract is everything, i mean, it's huge. but...if you don't get paid, it's devastating. if he treats the american people like he treated my father, on the trump taj mahal, we're...we're in trouble. onsible for the content of this advertising. tomorrow on cbs 2...the spirit o

iowa city maybe half-inch. some spots highway 20 and north and inch or so. cloudy skies, southeast winds at 5-10. gust to go 15. 57 iowa city. 55 is he sister rapids. tonight we'll drop to the upper 40s. periods of heavy rain, mayb well. -- rumbles of thunder as well. clearing late wednesday night. partly sunny sky wednesday. 70 friday. 64 saturday. upper 50s sunday. halloween looking nice and mild. right now upper 60s the temperature to shoot for that might change. some signs are showing, warm are weather still. >> really? >> looking like and okay, mild end of october and a nice and november on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. scandal in america resolved just hours ago. how much lying will cost a worldwide car company. america resolved just hours ago, how much lying will cost a and >>> we are just about at halloween that means the holiday season is almost upon us and the jocelyn county project holiday campaign is trying to make sure families here don't go hungry. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in iowa, stephanie can you tell us about this campaign? >> reporter: well, i have the per

iowa city, 67. the dew point, about we find the mid-50s. not a muggy day. despite went out of the southeast at 5-10 miles per hour. let's go from the wind to the satellite radar. clouds from the south spreading east. we told you we would start with sunshine. partly sunny this afternoon. we will see more clouds heading into the evening time. and into the overnight hours. so keeping that in mind, here is what we have cooking for you on the planner. seventy-one today. the forecast coming up in about ten minutes, northbound traffic on 218 in johnson county is back to normal today. last night it was blocked for several hours. the iowa state patrol says a pedestrian was hit by one vehicle and then a second and third. here are some pictures from the it's still under investigation. a marion man is now dead after being hit by a train in alburnett over the weekend. weekend.the linn county sheriff says the 44-year-old towing a flatbred trailer when he drove in front of a freight train sunday.officials say the truck caught fire and the when he drove in front of a freight train sunday. officials say the

on our satellite there are showers in the southeast but the clouds that were around eastern iowa are showing some signs of breaking up. in the northern counties it will clear and temperatures will be in the 30s by tomorrow morning. here is our predictor. as we go through the night, can see the clouds at midnight are starting to move out of the north. we still have scattered around the rest of the region. by 6:00 in the morning it will have advanced to waterloo. as we go through the morning hours the rest of the clouds moved to the southeast and by afternoon everybody gets into some sunshine. it will be deceiving because the temperatures will be down 10 to 15 degrees from what we saw today. you can see the cool air advancing into the north central that is the cool air that will be around for the next few days. tomorrow you can see a 3:00 we are at 54 degrees. tomorrow night with cooler skies and light winds will be close to the freezing mark. for friday we are still in the 50s with lots of sunshine. in the west temperatures are in the 60s and if all goes well by the time we get to sun

iowa city, 62. wind out of the south, southeast at 13-21 miles per hour. starting to see clouds build in from the northwest. they will be with us at least for the rest oto 7:00, mostly cloudy conditions. clouds remain with us overnight as well as into tomorrow morning. the temperature trend over the next 12 hours. sixty-six for the high today. temperatures level off tonight into the mid-50s under mostly cloudy, mild and breezy conditions. i will have the friday football forecast coming up. warmer temperatures in store for the weekend coming up in the weather first forecast in a few minutes. >>> the city of cedar rapids is having a series of celebrations is weekend. flood the district, celebrating post- flood recovery. there will be music, games and plenty of food. the event kicks off at 5:00 and goes until 9:00 p.m. >>> there will also be another event to take place tomorrow to support businesses that received damage because of the flood. events start at 11:00 a.m. and feature food, music and family activities. admission is however much you want to donate.

the pipeline will eventually cross iowa from northwest -- to southeast... thousands of people have protested in support of the tribe. this has also led to at least 120 arrests since mid- august, including green party presidential candidate jill woodley. cnn's sara berlinger takes us to yesterday's protests and arrests. "can't drink oil." "keep it in the soil."more than one hundred demonstrators chanted and danced at a dakota access construction site early monday morning. animosity towards the police presence protecting the construction site was elevated today. "it appears at this time to be a pretty volatile situation where the protesters are agitated, you know, as i was driving through the area i was flipped off by a protesters just simply driving through, so it's obviously not a n." "people are going to be escalating their actions to stop this pipeline in its tracks. this is treaty territory. indigenous sovereignty applies here." "black snake killer" "black snake killer"27 people were arrested for criminal trespass. "if they're trespassing on private land

here but again right splitting down central wisconsin and then into southeast minnesota, the tail end of this precipitation into central iowa, that's what is going to hit soust wisconsin later during the overnight hours. outside right now though in west bend as is the case all across our viewing area, dry conditions down below. a good deal of cloudiness up above. there are breaks here and there in your weather headlines. get ready for a round of rain. nothing terribly heavy and as you'll see on future forecast on in a minute, it'll mainly be confined south of milwaukee. get ready for a one-day drop in temperatures and a repeat on the rise. going to look good. speaking of which today, 70 the reading. racine, 71. kenosha, 71. inland locations cooler but not bad. 62 in fond du lac and in beaver dam. 66 along the lake in sheboygan. 16 degrees above with what our average should be this time of -- above what our average should be this time of year. we dipped to the low to mid-50's right now. 52 in west bend. 55 in milwaukee's. mitchell. -- milwaukee. the winds are strong out of the northeast. they'll die off overnight. 73 in st.

temperatures soaring now the front is on the move to the west, 4:00, 5:00 hit eastern iowa, 9:00, passed on to the southeast so there may be a early tomorrow morning but after that we'll clear out the skies and bring you another nice afternoon temperatures will be down about 15 to 20 degrees from what we saw today but we'll still be in the upper 60s and that's a good 7 or 8 degrees above what's typical. >>> we'll go to our predicter here too as you can see way up in the north there is a slight chance for a shower or thunderstorm just after midnight but i think that's going to be few and far between, after that the front at 6 a.m. now advanced through south easter we'll start to see clearing in our skies during the afternoon hours should be a pretty nice day all though quite a bit cooler temperatures will be back in the upper 60s by afternoon and one nice thing about this week's weather is the fact all the rain should stay to the north and south of us, relatively dry forecast going through the rest of the week. you could certainly see tonight's rain is way to the north of us we'll enjoy clear skies for most

meantime this high pressure has been bringing cool air to eastern iowa but as it moves to the east, southeast in the next 4 hours we'll see a warm front come through during the late night hours and then tomorrow with that off to the northeast of us we will get into the sunshine during the afternoon hours and we'll have the stiff the temperatures soaring and here's what we're anticipating for high temperatures tomorrow and readings are expected to be up in the 70s over most of eastern iowa just 70 around decorah and dubuque. 74 in cedar rapids and maybe as warm as 75 in take ma and washington. even on saturday, now looks like most of the area will continue on with very mild temperatures but there will be a front come through late in the afternoon and that will snip off the warming in still in the 70s from about highway 30 onto the south during the day on saturday. so tomorrow night, we've got high school football playoff games beginning. really nice weather for this time of year. clear skies and breezy conditions with southwest winds around 10 to 15. tonight look for skies to clear from west t

warmer to the southeast where it is 53 in tama and the same at iowa city. as we go to the radar, there are shower showing up in wisconsin. those grazed northeastern iowa. then increasing to the west of us we are noting thunderstorms. as we get to northeastern iowa, you can see the precipitation is in wisconsin and off to the west from oelwein back to waterloo. then to the southwest you can there is more out here around the tama area and two aims. this will expand -- and into aims iowa -- ames, iowa. there will be more around tonight and tomorrow morning. the storm system is getting organized here in nebraska and that is scooping up moisture and throwing it into the cooler air over northeastern iowa. that has clouds. we expect a line of showers cut through the heart of the viewing area. by 11:00 that will lift north easton you can see we get a break here at 1:00 in the morning except in the far north and northeast. and thunderstorms is expected and some of these will produce locally heavy rain as well. i think the rain will taper off quickly by midmorning ho

eastern iowa has seen several accidental shootings recently. a shooting on the southeast a 13 year old boy was handling a gun when it went off last month. a bullet hit parks. the boy faces an involuntary manslaughter charge for her death. two other teenagers are also charged in the shooting. a bullet also killed this 15 year old cedar rapids boy - senquez jackson - in march. police say another teenager fired what he thought was an unloaded gun at jackson. police called the death unintentional. but the shooter, 13 year old dennis warren, also faces an involuntary manslaughter charge. emma redlinger also died in an accidental police say william hines, who is 17, unintentionall y fired a rifle at redlinger inside a home in vinton in february 2015. hines faces an involuntary manslaughter charge and is set to go to trial next month. robyn merchant pleaded guilty to giving her son dillion winterroth the gun that eventually killed redlinger. winterroth and another 17 year old are charged with lying to police about who fired the gun. a woman is recovering from significant walked

southeast of 7 miles an hour. not a pretty day around eastern iowa. we had clouds until late this allowable temperature to drop to 42 after a high of 50 this afternoon. you also notice the humidity was at 100%. that could lead to areas apache frog -- fog. i don't think it will be to dance. it is cool out there tonight. 41 degrees in monticello and a few. tama is at 47. that the part of our area that did get sunshine this afternoon. in tama it got close to 60 but the rest of us 40s for highs thanks to the clouds and the lack of solar insulation. as we go to the radar car there is no rain in the upper midwest. we are not concerned about any of that at least until next week. we will continue with mild temperatures in dry weather for the next several days. after the sky did clear, we did get cirrus clouds to develop. there's nothing to be concerned about. the high pressure brought us a cool day but behind that the winds have turned back from the south in this warm front will come through eastern iowa during the morning tomorrow and move into wisconsin and

eastern iowa has seen several accidental shootings in the last month. a shooting on the southeast side of cedar rapids killed ireshia parks. she was just 13. a 13 year old boy was handling a gun when it went off. a bullet hit parks. manslaughter charge for her death. two other teenagers are also charged in the shooting. a bullet also killed this 15 year old- senquez jackson - in march. police say another teen fired what he thought was an unloaded gun at jackson. police called the death unintentional. but the shooter, 13 year old dennis warren, also faces an involuntary manslaughter charge. and emma redlinger also died in an accidental shooting. she was 14. police say william hines junior, redlinger, february of last year. hines faces involuntary manslaughter and is set to go to trial next month. robyn merchant pleaded guilty to giving her son dillion winterroth the gun that eventually killed redlinger. winterroth and another 17 year old are charged with lying to police about who fired the gun. call newsline nine when you see news. here's the number 319- 365-9999. also, take a pict

iowa city. sixty-nine in dubuque. seventy-three in monticello. went out of the southeast at 5- 15 gusting as much as 25. the satellite and radar showing some cloud cover. mixing it with sunshine. a dry day leads to showers later tonight. through the overnight and into the early wednesday morning. he will break down the hour by hour for you. and the forecast is dry for the next few hours. we will talk about when the rain moves in. >>> the city of cedar rapids is content does is considering buying a local hotel for protection. this hotel sits along first street and f avenue a few hundred feet from the cedar river. the city's real estate manager says they have been in negotiations with the property owners since 2015. the city had an assessment done on the property for more than $5 million. the hotel was closed because of the recent flood threat. now it will likely not reopened for business. >>> we have a signed purchase agreement from the property owner that was being presented. it will be on the city council agenda for october the 11th. and it is recommended for approval, assuming that is approved, we ant

southeast along with the cooler and drier air. by afternoon we are back into sunshine, it will be kind of deceptive because temperatures are going to be sharply colder around eastern iowa. and here's why -- it's already down in the 40s up here in minnesota. that air mass is moving on to the southeast. and by the time we get to tomorrow afternoon, temperatures are expected to be 3:00. then tomorrow night frost and freezing temperatures a possibility. our model shows 36 but i think more like 32. then friday another cool day as we start often the weekend with temperature somewhere in the mid-50s. but beyond that you can see it's getting closer to 70 in nebraska and that is the warm air that returns to the area on southerly winds over the weekend. at this point we still see major weather systems that would produce any precipitation. so our forecast for rain which now goes all the way up through moay conditions in eastern iowa. so some pretty uneventful weather the next few days. tonight's forecast has cooler conditions by morning. lows in the northwest, where there will be breaks in the clouds by morning. should be back in the upper 30s. rest of us 40 to 45 degrees. as we

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 disabilities to also understand that process difference.makes a big others, it together with but when it's together with others, it makes a big difference. olmstead says people need to contact seats and let them know they want to vote.we have information on how to do that on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore cbs 2 news. to honor veterans--iowa city transit will also offer free rides on veteran's day.the free lift will be for those who served our country and their families.the rides will be offered on fixed-route city paratransit is also offering free rides that day to veterans.you will have to prove that you've served to get the free ride.veteran's paratransit will also offer free rides on that day to veterans. you will have to prove that you served to get the free ride. veterans day is friday, november 11. >>> it is not about the wins or losses. that's what on

temperatures will also take a nose raging in the southeast -- but you can tell it was there. there's a lot of damage. iowa families are worried about their relatives on the east coast. wke florida. her sister says the rain felt during the storm... "i couldn't reach my sister at you want to be with them but you know you can't" paula says all her family members are safe. coming up.... a new wax figure -- debutes in one country and, check your freezers a popular ice cream treat is being recalled. we'll tell you why coming up. 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, voting to cut social security and privatize medicare. blum would even deny social security to seniors until they're 70. and i approve this message, because seniors have earned social security and medicare. figure of the singing heartthrob was unveiled in london. the 22-year-old singer's wax figure is shirtless, shows off his tattoos and also shows the canadian singer wearing a white bandana. they're calling i

iowa. that has been advancing slowly to the southeast. now it's getting to the east of us the winds are turning it from the south. as we go through the night our high pressure moves away from us in a warm front develops by tomorrow morning. that will continue to surge northward tomorrow and temperatures out to the west of us in the 60s and 70s those numbers are expected to come in tomorrow afternoon and we should be 15 to 20 degrees above our latest model indicate numbers like this. 69th of the core to dubuque but 73 in waterloo in cedar rapids. there could be some places in our western and southern counties that get into the middle or upper 70s tomorrow afternoon. the warmth should hang around through saturday. there's gonna be a front that comes to the afternoon hours and start to cool things off. eventually that front our highs on sunday in the upper 50s to lower 60s. saturday looks nice and mild all across eastern iowa. going into the weekend we have high school football and it looks like a nice night tomorrow night. 69 for the temper

once the storm does pass through the southeast - volunteers from all over the country - inclduing some from iowa- will flock to the area - to offer a helping hand.a couple from ankeny with the red cross are scheduled to fly down to florida when airports re-open. open.if you would like to make a difference from the safety of your own home - visit red- cross-dot-org.or you can call the number on your screen - or donation. in marion -- city leaders will have a public reception today to introduce four candidates trying to be the city's next police chief. the one-hour reception starts at 5:30 tonight at the marion public library. library.long-time police chief harry daugherty announced his retirement back in april. daugherty was a 40-year veteran of the department. retirement in april. >>> let's take a look at the satellite and radar. there is matthew and it is continue to wind up the coast. we will keep an eye on that in the forecast today. we have the upper 50s to lower 60s. the is a clearing day today. is in the upper 60s tomorrow. lower said their 70s on monday and tuesday and back to the 60s are

eastern iowa has seen several accidental shootings recently. a shooting on the southeast side of cedar rapids killed ireshia parks. she was just 13. a 13 year old boy was handling a gun when it went off last month. a bullet hit parks. the boy faces an involuntary manslaughter charge for her death. two other teenagers are also charged in the shooting. once again, construction equipment near a pipeline caught fire in iowa. investigators are trying to learn more, but the fire responsible. up next... this morning's weather wise question. meteorologist kaj o'mara is up first alert storm team meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now. plan on a warm and windy day! clouds this , will be quick to lift north as anticipated with either the warm front today or cold front tonight. highs will be within a few degrees of record in some spots, and we'll be monitoring the potential of breaking these. records are as follows: cedar rapids, 86, 1950. dubuque, 86, 1950. waterloo, 86, 1910. iowa city, 88, 1950. plan on dry conditions tomorrow and wednesday thursday morning.today : partly sunny, wi

precipitation will extend to the east of us through nebraska into iowa, parts of kansas as well, if your travels take you in that direction. in the southeast nice, until you get to florida, where category 3 hurricane matthew will start to impact the state today. the biggest impacts in florida will come tomorrow. in terms of airports, biggest issue now is chicago, delays up helpful this morning. in the hill in georgetown, 32 degrees right now. robert smith there is reporting some snow. in fact, here's a picture he just snapped showing the thermometer at 32 and snow on the fence post this morning. always appreciate our weather watchers sending in their photos. here's joel. >>> good morning. if we could keep the snow on the fence posts, right? but it's got to go 0 the roads as well, and that's what we're seeing near frisco. i-70 closed in the eastbound direction due to the hill to the eisenhower and johnson tunnels. you can see how tough the conditions are. passenger pass restrictions in place, as well as chain restrictions and that goes for u.s. 6 as well. the denver metro area, drive to dia will be a wet one in some spots. along pena boulev

iowa city. forecast for tonight mostly cloudy skies and showers. southeast breeze 5 to 15. for tomorrow we will have partly sunny skies and still be mild. 72 in decorah, 81 in washington. the extended forecast featuring those early raindrops for tomorrow. we will have a dry afternoon only to find rain into thursday. showers on friday but should be dry and cool friday night. 50s sunday and 60s back on monday. the 10 day trend will keep us in those fall feeling 60s. >> a new movie on the big screen is based on a remarkable young woman. >> this real-life fairytale has a hollywood ending. >> my goal -- >> the 20-year- old discovered a new way of >> you have to plan. >> those dreams started here in one of the largest slums in uganda. as a child she sold corn to help her family survived . >> i dropped out of school at six. we did not have anything. >> when she was nine she stumbled upon a church chess program. at first it was not the game >> things begin to change. the men started the program to empower children. >> the most intriguing factor was trying to survive. she was graspi

warm air here temps low to mid-70s around eastern iowa a good 10, 12 degrees what's typical watch what happens towards wednesday the cold air surges southeast by wednesday morning 40s and 50s will be found over the upper midwest and those cool temperatures will be accompanied by brisk northwest winds and by the time we get towards early thursday possibility of frost around eastern iowa. so on the predicter, you can see how the rain tracks to the north tonight by 6 a.m. it has left eastern iowa the skies are starting to clear out by all accounts tomorrow should be a beautiful october day with plenty of sunshine, a nice mild temperatures. here is our forecast tonight a few scattered showers around, especially north western half of the area temps 53-57 going into tomorrow, we'll clear out the skies bring you a nice afternoon temperatures well into the gusty at times in the afternoon here is your extended out look by the time you get to wednesday more showers along that front and a cool day only 57 with plenty of wind we start thursday down in the low to mid-30s frost certainly appears possible then by the weekend the cold air is gone start ano

iowa. house majority pac tr here is additional forecast information from the kwwl tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things down for friday into the weekend. high temperatures friday and saturday are in the upper 50s then low 60s sunday and monday. dry weather friday through sunday except morning. storm track 7 chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: we stay dry tonight through tuesday with the wind increasing from the southeast. wind gusts tuesday and tuesday night could be near 30 mph. showers/sm slight chance lingering into early wednesday morning. most of wednesday is dry with temperatures in the mid 70s. another round of showers/storms thursday and thursday night will cool things down for friday