this morning, a few isolated showers may also be found in far southern iowa before the showers to our south fizzle out. this front will be a key to our weather later tonight though as storms should quickly become likely. it continues to look like many, if not all football games should go dry tonight, but rain should quickly push in right afterwards. this rain should amount to a quarter to a half inch with isolated amounts over one inch possible. another round of scattered storms will be possible in the afternoon hours, with much of the activity likely waning or moving east by the evening. sunday looks mainly dry with only isolated showers possible far south. wind: e 5-10. high: 76 tonight: scattered thunderstorms developing. wind: e 5-10. low: 64 tomorrow: showers and thunderstorms likely. wind: sw 5-15. high: 77 tom. night: isolated showers and storms. wind: sw 5-10. low: 65 people in elkader are anxiously watching the morning. they're hoping they made enough preparations after watching what towns upstream have dealt with earlier in the week. the river is predicted to crest in elkade

this morning, a few isolated showers may also be found in far southern iowa before the showers to our south fizzle out. this front will be a key to our weather later tonight though as storms should quickly become k look like many, if not all football games should go dry tonight, but rain should quickly push in right afterwards. this rain should amount to a quarter to a half inch with isolated amounts over one inch possible. another round of scattered storms will be possible in the afternoon hours, with much of the activity likely waning or moving east by the evening. sunday looks mainly dry with only isolated storms possible. have a great weekend!today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers possible far south. wind: e 5-10. high: 76 tonight: scattered thunderstorms developing. wind: e 5-10. low: 64 tomorrow: showers and thunderstorms likely. wind: sw 5-15. high: 77 tom. night: isolated showers and storms. watching the rising turkey river this morning. the river is predicted to crest at around 27 feet today, just slightly below the high water mark from the 2008 flood. here is a look at that

showers across southern iowa come to an end, bringing much needed dry air to the state. a cold front continues to slide to the east and with it a comfortable end to the work week. be on the lookout for some patchy fog to start our friday. saturday, however, sees a return to more showers and storms. the best chance will be late fri we dry things our once again and the holds into early next week. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw low: 56 tomorrow: partly sunny and pleasant. wind: ne 5-10. high: 76 the chickasaw county sheriff flooding was named albert gott. he was 77 and lived near sumner. this area quickly flooded during the heavy rains early yesterday morning. gott managed to call authorities when the flash flooding washed his vehicle off county road v-56, or union county. but later deputies found his body north of lawler, less than half a mile from his car. we're also hearing about water rescues across eastern iowa, including in lansing, which is in allamakee county. carl and veronica niekamp , from cedar rapids, were at red

clouds are moving in and will produce some showers in southern iowa. these are weakening, though, and won't amount to much. highs will reach the upper 70s to around 80. patchy fog may form late tonight with a partly cloudy sky and lows in the 50s. tomorrow looks nice with highs in the 70s. a shower may develop late in the evening, but the better chances of rain and storms wait until tomorrow night and saturday. storms end early sunday. next week looks good to start with a far from 80.today: mostly cloudy with a few showers, mainly south. wind: nw 5-10. high: 80 alo: 77 dbq: 78 iow: 79 tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw charged a man that police shot last month in davenport. investigators charged 19- year-old rodricco parks jr on wednesday. he faces 1 count of assault on a peace officer and criminal mischief. officers arrived on rockingham road, west of downtown davenport on, july 18th for a report of gunfire. police say parks rammed a squad car and then drove off after the officers shot into the vehicle. a bullet hit him and re

right now we look at rain and southern iowa. very southern iowa. deep river, washington. , hitting scattered showers. flood warnings continue around the cedar and the truckee river and the upper iowa river as well. we are watching these closely. all eyes are on claremont, elgin and these are small towns that the river goes right through downtown and we will see river levels kelly close if not above what we saw in 2008. so there is a heed to warning claremont currently 20.5 feet. it is supposed to crest at 22 feet this afternoon and an alligator it's supposed to crest sometime friday at 27 and we are also watching the cedar river in cedar falls and around waterloo. keep your thoughts and prayers for your neighbors the waters have to run downhill. >> ridge: you okay? >> steffy: uh... yeah, i don't know what i am. i couldn't put up with quinn any longer, what she was doing to my marriage, so i, uh... i moved out. >> thomas: and in with me at the loft. >> steffy: yeah. >> brooke: how's wyatt taking it? >> steffy: well, i gave quinn an ultimatum -- move

the front will still be in the vicinity of southern iowa later on wednesday bringing a chance for thunderstorm redevelopment in the late afternoon and evening. two comfr chance for storms on saturday and sunday. have a good night. tonight: storms likely. heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-15. low: 67 tomorrow: showers and storms likely, mainly in the morning. a few may redevelop in the south late. wind: w 5-15 high: 80 back to you. some students in iowa city will be seeing construction equipment when they begin classes tomorrow. the growing district is in the midst of a ten year plan to update, renovate and improve all district buildings. kcrg-tv9's mark carlson joins us tonight from one of the impacted schools. mark, the construction there is moving along? district officials estimate about one-third of the way through their facilities master plan. over the course of the upcoming school year, students at two elementary schools will really be impacted. here at lucas elementary about half of the students will be spending the year in temporary classrooms. extensive renovation work is also going on at

the front will still be in the vicinity of southern iowa later on wednesday bringing a chance for thunderstorm redevelopment in the late afternoon and evening. two comfortable days of weather to end the work week proceed a chance for storms on saturday and sunday. have a good night. s 5-15. low: 67 tomorrow: showers and storms likely, mainly in the morning. a few may redevelop in the south late. wind: w 5-15 high: 80 bruce and beth... sageville elementary in dubuque welcomed students back today, after some repair work over the summer. a big wind storm ripped the roof off the school building in may. after workers put up a new roof, school staff spent the summer cleaning up the classrooms that had some damage. one administrator told us the whole ordeal taught students a little something about teamwork. "they will remember this. but they will remember it fondly that we were able work right up to the last minute getting the damaged classrooms ready for the new school year. today was day one for cedar rapids students as well. it's also the first day for a newly-created magnet school in the district

more storms tonight with heavy rain expected in southern iowa. a flash flood watch in effect until tomorrow morning. this is also where we will see a slight risk of strong storms this afternoon and this evening in southern iowa. in the rain for the next few hours and then more showers developing. it is muggy and we will talk about the next chance of storms. there is major flooding at the trinity river this morning. it is at 13 feet and flood stage is 9 feet. they have stopped sandbagging for the time being. we have pictures from northeast iowa and we can tell you that the decorah schools are closed flooding. eastern iowa - cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live right now in iowa city.. city..where students are getting ready to head back to class today. stephanie - good m. morning.good morning kelly - yeah students in iowa city will need an umbrella or rain coat for their first day of school - i'm right outside of south-east junior high - where school starts just before 9 o-c. clock.now that start time is different than elementary students

this morning, a few isolated showers may also be found in far southern iowa before the showers to our south fizzle out. this front will be a key to our weather later tonight though as storms should quickly become likely. it continues to look like many, if not all football games should go dry tonight, but rain should quickly push in right afterwards. this rain should amount to a quarter to a half inch with isolated amounts ovr storms will be possible in the afternoon hours, with much of the activity likely waning or moving east by the evening. sunday looks mainly dry with only isolated storms possible. have a great weekend!today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers possible far south. wind: e 5-10. high: 76 tonight: scattered thunderstorms developing. wind: e 5-10. low: 64 tomorrow: showers and thunderstorms likely. wind: sw 15. high: 77 tom. ght:isolated . hitting some towns along the turkey river in northeast iowa -- yesterday in fayette county. now the high water moves downstream into clayton county. you just saw video from clermont where people voluntarily evacuated some homes, other b

the front will still be in the vicinity of southern iowa later on wednesday bringing a chance for the late afternoon and evening. two comfortable days of weather to end the work week proceed a chance for storms on saturday and sunday. have a good night. tonight: storms likely. heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-15. low: 67 tomorrow: showers and storms likely, mainly in the morning. a few may redevelop in the south late. wind: w 5-15 high: 80 a jury will now decide if this the jurors heard closing arguments in the trial of perquondis holmes, who is 25 years old. prosecutors say holmes fired gunshots at a car that had pulled into an apartment building's parking lot in november 2013. the shots killed daequan campbell, who was 18. this is the second time holmes is on trial for the death. a judge threw out his previous conviction because the trial included evidence that jurors weren't supposed to see. investigators say a deadly overnight fire on the northwest side of cedar rapids was accidental. the fire broke out at 611 a avenue northwest just before two o'clock this morning. firefighters bel

showers across southern iowa come to an end, bringing much needed dry air to the state. a cold front continues to slide to the east and with patchy fog to start our friday. saturday, however, sees a return to more showers and storms. the best chance will be late friday night through saturday. early sunday we dry things our once again and the holds into early next week. have a great night. tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw low: 56 tomorrow: partly sunny and pleasant. wind: ne 5-10. high: 76 back to you. in cedar rapids seriously injured a teenage student. cedar rapids police say the girl, who is 15, was walking across 42nd street west of wenig road. police say the vehicle hit the 15-year-old student with enough force to crack the windshield. it happened just after 7:30 this morning. miles-an-hour at the time, which is under the speed limit. the unidentified student was transferred to university of iowa hospitals this morning and police have not released a condition report. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman joins us now live from 42nd street near kennedy.

we will take a look at what is ahead and flash flood watches for southern iowa and we have that for you in about 10 minutes time. >>> parts of northeast iowa still underwater after the heavy rainfall lead to flash residents are dealing with. stephanie is not ask right in front of me rain water is in front of me and the car is stuck in from the me and my photojournalists told me they couldn't see the license play because the flood was so high but now they are starting to recede and first, it's the first time in decorah history because the waste water treatment plant close. and there are so many roads that are flooded from last night's storm. decorah residents suffered a lot of damage one woman said they had to leave their homes >>> thank you, stephanie. weather team has been working hard all afternoon to make sure you are getting the very latest on the updates. you have any pictures or video from the flooding, or the damage left behind, please an amazing look at how much water has come up in that area. if you have any pictures or video from damage or flooding in your neck of the woods yo

this morning, a few isolated showers may also be found in far southern iowa before the showers to our south fizzle out. this front will be a key to our weather later tonight become likely. it continues to look like many, if not all football games should go dry tonight, but rain should quickly push in right afterwards. this rain should amount to a quarter to a half inch with isolated amounts over one inch possible. another round of scattered >> so how is this for synergy? jason aldean is here today. he has a song called "amarillo sky" that talks about hail. >>> and coming up here, the speaking out, taking on president obama. >> i'm still waiting for that donation, mr. president. >> they say he didn't keep his promise. we'll have more on that ahead. >>> and epipen outrage. major backlash over that price hike for a major device. sarah jessica parker using it for her son. saying she's disappointed and concerned. but there is one car that can conquer them all. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on

if you're going to any games in southern iowa, there is a chance of a few showers. those become more wide spread if you're making plans tomorrow, maybe you're going to be out and about. and also the fun fest is going on. watch closely. we see some scattered showers saturday morning. we'll keep the clouds around, but the chance of rain certainly diminishes. as we head later in the afternoon, not say there aren't going to be a few pop-up showers there, but all in all, the threat looks to be in the first half of the day sat. it should be okay. i would probably take an umbrella to be safe because you have seen a few pop-up showers, but one of the more well organized rain should be out of the forecast, just some isolated shower chances for us later saturday evening. of course we have the market after dark too. here is your forecast today. low 70s in the north. upper 70s in the south. friday night football, we'll call it cloudy, but dry. temperatures right about 70 with the cloudy skies. if you're going to games in southern iowa, a little better chance of rain before the

showers across southern iowa come to an end, bringing much needed dry air to the state. a cold front continues to slide to the east and with it a comfortable end to the work week. be on the lookout for some patchy fog to start our friday. saturday, however, sees a return to more showers and storms. the best chance will be late friday night through saturday. early sunday we dry things our once again and the holds into night. tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw low: 56 tomorrow: partly sunny and pleasant. wind: ne 5-10. high: 76 bruce and beth... thank you for joining us for world news with david muir. >>> tonight, the new tornado threat as we come on. millimeters bracing for storms tonight. 35 reported tornadoes already. the state of emergency declared, an ef-3, tearing through a starbucks. the threat from texas, all the way north. >>> donald trump calls hillary clinton bigot. trump's own supporter behind reacting. late today, hillary clinton firing back, asking which campaign is really promoting racist lies? and trump, moments ago, doubling down w

in southern iowa, county supervisors in wapello county are taking steps to raise the wage. the board voted for the 2nd of 3 times yesterday night to raise the wage to $10.10 an hour by 20-19. wapello county's poverty rate the the 3rd- highest in iowa, and the county's per-capita income is the second- lowest. last year johnson county was it's now at $9.15, and the final step will take it to $10.10 an hour next year. renovations on the knutson building in downtown cedar rapids will likely start soon. city council members are holding a special meeting today to talk about the project, and hobart historic restoration's role in it. last month, the council picked a proposal from hobart to turn the building into apartments and office space. council members liked the idea of immediately stabilizing the building. initially, the council considered a plan to turn the building into a magnet school. but the cedar rapids school district says it will likely find another location. that same development group finished renovations in the neighboring mott building earlier this year. the hobart

we are watching a bit of rain move into very southern iowa. now there is the possibility settled in so we have higher humidity that this might hold together and cross over interstate l 80. we'll wait to see if that should happen. better chance of rain comes in our forecast this evening into the overnight. there we see the clouds throughout the day today. an again, forecast puts more rain into the picture as we head to the later evening and overnight hours. and stays with us off and on through saturday with some clearing for saturday later afternoon, evening. there, morning -- 70s out there. morning fog. winds 5-10. mainly cloudy and cooler today. we'll see clouds should be primarily dry though, temperatures right about 70 if not in the upper 60s so cooler are. forecast has the rain later tonight and with us through the day tomorrow. 78 degrees. clearing possible tomorrow evening for the market after dark. fest, too. sunday 81. 66 sub city night. 80s monday. showers possible afternoon evening. we are dry tuesday and small meager shower chances

on our satellite tonight you can see how the last of the rain showers are moving into extreme southern iowa. skies are beginning to clear in minnesota. that should mean plenty of sunshine in the area tomorrow afternoon. some very nice weather it happened around eight this morning in montour.the chicago to portland train was passing through when it hit 27-year- old reginald walker. authorities are still working to determine how the collision happened.union pacific tells fox 28 news that counselors will be made available to the train's crew. it was a very close call -- --for one officer in iowa last weekend.this is dashcam video from a winterset police cruiser.the officer was driving along highway 92 when a car almost hitting him head-on.the officer immediately turned around and pulled over the driver who was charged with speeding and drunk driving. iowa congressman rod blum spent time in cedar rapids -- this afternoon to see how local t-s-a officers keep the eastern iowa airport safe. the congressman was first introduced to the t-s-a officials through a veterans job fair he hosted.25-percent

the front will still be in the vicinity of southern iowa later on wednesday bringing a chance for thunderstorm redevelopment in the late afternoon and evening. two comfortable days of weather to end the work week proceed a night. >>> making news in america this morning -- breaking right now, a powerful earthquake hits central italy. a mayor has described his town as no longer there. as rescuers try to get to the people trapped in the rubble. we're live with the latest. >>> donald trump softening his stance on a controversial policy. what he said at a late night rally about immigration as he steps up attacks on hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. >>> a teenager makes a rare recovery. see how he survived a brain-eating infection that is fatal nearly 100% of the time. >>> a seal jumps on a boat. it turns out to be a smart move. we'll tell you why. >>> good morning, everyone, on a very busy wednesday morning.

showers across southern iowa come to an end, bringing much needed dry air to the state. a cold front continues to slide to the east and with it a comfortable end to the work week. be on the lookout for some patchy fog to start our friday. saturday, however, sees a return to more showers and storms. the >>> making news in america this friday morning -- trading insults. hillary clinton, donald trump in an all-out war of words. attacking each other's character with accusations of racism and corruption. we're live in washington. >>> breaking overnight. a strong aftershock in italy's quake zone causing more damage as rescue crews search for two days ago. and we have an update on the 8-year-old girl whose dramatic rescue was seen around the world. >>> a wild scene. a truck racing on to a tarmac. smashing into an airliner. plus, a power outage taking out radar and grounding flights mate jor airports. >>> a man was just doing his job, fixing a busted waterline. now his picture is going viral. overnight, the special message for the worker from the guy

our storms are developing southern minnesota and iowa. that continues to roll east overnight. it's backed up by a lot more energy out to the west. we could see a couple of periods model later on around 2:00 a.m. in the morning. joseph night tonight. some rain rolls in. and another band, showers and storms later in the afternoon. another band of showers and storms and some left over showers through friday night and early saturday morning before we finally start to clear out. how much arainfall? the computer models want to put a lot of rain, northern illinois, and pushing into southern wisconsin, a and quarter inch southeast corner of the state. very warm and muggy. showers and storms redevelop. right now the evening looks dry. for tomorrow, we're warm, muggy, and periods of showers and storms, especially south of milwaukee. we could see up to an inch of rain in some spots. 81 on saturday, sunny to partly cloudy skies and less humid air. the rest of the weekend looking less humid air continuing. monday, 78 with sunshine. 82 and partly cloudy into tuesday. chances of showers and

dry air moving in throughout the morning hours and is starting to make its way down to southern parts of eastern iowa. the dew points are well into the 50s in northern parts of the states and that is some dry air with fog light conditions. they will continue to fall as they had to the south and that's going to bring in some very nice weather and some relief to the heat and humidity we have had. mid-to upper 70s across eastern iowa, a touch 80 in spots and later on tonight skies stay clear and temperatures fall into the 50s we talk about how low the temperatures will go by morning in just a moment. first, why this is happening is because we've had a dip in the jet stream and the upper levels of the atmosphere. this will permit in north east flow and this will stay this way for when we have this northeast flow in the upper app and sphere it leads to cooler conditions. that's what it feels nice and it will stay that way to the end of this week and effect we won't see a warm-up until monday until warmer air moves in. we have some really nice weather here in eastern iowa, not just because we have more sun

combination, not much going on now, but there's a large area of showers and storms in southern minnesota into northern iowa and scattered showers trying to develop across eastern iowa. one of our computer models say the clouds will be on the increase probably around 11:00, midnight, we'll see the clouds here, then about 4:00 in the morning this line of showers, and isolated thunderstorms roll through and that could be around right -- right around rush hour tomorrow morning. 77 degrees at 8:00. dropping to 74 at 10:00. under partly cloudy skies. i'll tell you when the rain hits and how much we could get, which we need, coming up in a few minutes. >> check this out. a well-known street artist leaving his mark in milwaukee, painting fish in cities all over the country. he spent the last week bringing his art to the brew city. >> as we become adults, we have less and less color in our life, one way to life is to have street art. >> he does have permission from property owners. he's back in town as part of the painting tour across the country packers extra now aaron rodgers is expected to make preseason debut f

thunderstorms just north further north, back toward new sharon and purnell, that stretching into iowa county and southern denton county. a little bit of light rain north of waterloo. scattered showers. later on the clayton county. partly sunny sky currently on the board. 75, 79 dubuque, 77 iowa city, 82 washington. dewpoint in the 70s. we are very muggy out there shower possibilities later this afternoon and evening. wind out of the east and south calm. there is the cloud cover with scattered showers. they'll become more widespread as the day roles on. full forecast for you coming up in about 10 minutes time. kelly? >>> today linn county supervisors held a meeting to discuss the minimum wage. one local group was there to help push the issue forward. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is in studio to tell us more. >> reporter: two members from the group showed up at today's meeting to show support for the increase of minimum wage. they got there point across without uttering a word. >> minimum wage workers want their voices heard. >> it's been since 2009 and the minimum wage has been increased . the wo

isolated tornado risk right here across parts of iowa, southern minnesota, heavy rain up here as well. focusing on louisiana, mallex smith mississippi. dallas we continue the streak of 100 plus. we sent record energy usage again yesterday afternoon. we have two more days of high heat in dallas, texas. "world wide exchange" continues after this. cathy's gotten used to the smell of lingering garbage... ...in her kitchen yup, she's gone noseblind. she thinks it smells fine, but her guests smell this. ding, flies, meow febreze air effects heavy duty has up to... ...two times the odor-eliminating power to... ...remove odors you've done noseblind to [inhales] mmm. use febreze air effects, till it's fresh and try febreze small spaces... ...to continuously eliminate up to two times the odors... ...for 30 days febreze small spaces and air effects, two more ways... [inhale + exhale mnemonic] to breathe happy. >>> welcome back to "world wide exchange." your wall street setup is looking positive this morning. s&p up 4.5 and nasdaq up 13. this after a mini selloff on wall street yesterday. and foc

iowa and minnesota. more likely tonight and southern wisconsin. the heaviest rain west of madison and up to an inch of rain here. the showers and storms, this is sa large area of rain and storms. the storms across iowa could be holding together and plow into the warm and muggy air here. 74 at the airport. a slight chance of a storm matt? >> sally, we are over west allis area. there is bunching up here. it is adding to up 7 minutes northbound from the hale up to the zoo. >> a security scare at the milwaukee tallest building. mike anderson is live downtown with the latest. good morning, mike. good morning, tim. we are at the wisconsin center near wisconsin and cass and everything is quiet right now, but that was not the story earlier this morning. a suspicious substance in the area around 1:15. crews were called in to investigate, including fire department's hazmat team. nothing dangerous or harmful was found. one person was loaded into a private ambulance. police say it is possible that person needed to be treated after witnessing the tense moments.

areas into iowa and southern minnesota. lot of thunderstorms, flash flooding possibilities.ew showers across pennsylvania just north of new york city showers will roll on through. the last couple days the flooding potential in the northern gulf, little area of pressure spinning here. most has been along the coast or off the coastline. we've avoided a lot of flood problems but we are expecting this to get worse in the days ahead. rainfall forecast, five inches for the nuew orleans area. this flooding will be down here in areas of louisiana. it's either hot or it's a little too wet. take your pick. it's that time of year. >> i don't know if we like either of them. >> let's turn now to rio for another day of olympic competition. team usa swimming continued its dominance in the pool yesterday. katie ledecky, third gold medal, four trip to the podium in the women's 4 x 200 meter freestyle relay. the u.s. women have won gold here every year since the event was introduced in 1996, excluding one third place finish in 2008. >>> 2016 edition of team usa dream team survived a scare. fo

to the south we are looking at new rains beginning to develop in our far southern and western county moving into keokuk and iowa county shortly and then spreading across the rest of the weekend -- region. it does depict the heaviest amounts of rain across the north and west. it does look like there will be places that probably end up with more than 6/10 of an inch of rain. bad the rain kicks out -- then the ring kicks out early tomorrow. 60s in the northwest. around 70 from iowa city back in washington and right now we are in some cool air but you can see that will not last too much longer. we will put our storm track in motion. you can see the yellow building back into the midwest as the storm track heads up to the canadian border by monday next week. the pattern will change that means more summary type conditions for us with humidities. above normal tension there's temperatures are in -- above normal temperatures are anticipated in the northwest. the worst is over the east and the rotation is pulling up moisture from the gulf and that will be around tonight and tomorrow but the rain does go by sunday and by t

iowa. we are dry in the east and the south across southern wisconsin. but our models are keeping us dry throughout the day. with that, look at this. this is redeveloping overall. you can see as well across just to the west, approaching i-35 in iowa, these are hours away, a few of the storms may hold together and such we'll see the action by lunchtime. overall it is a welcome site. a flash flood watch in place and a few warnings. no advisories for us. now early today, the temperatures statewide upper 60s, low 70s. 74 here at the airport. the rainfall totals through tomorrow morning, everybody counts on at least a quarter inch, most half to one inch of rainfall tonight. here we are, this is the neighborhood around lunchtime and a chance of the storms holding together. i think we put together several dry hours, including the storms plowing through for us. we have a couple of dry hours and a round of showers and storms tomorrow and then much of the remainder of the day is showers are scattered and lighter. the forecast then for today 90 degrees. hazy, hot an

are in the upper 70s but just a long and ahead of that cold front still 82 in iowa city and 81 in washington down in southern counties but temperatures will continue to slide as the skies clear off and with drier air coming in by tomorrow morning temperatures in northern counties will be well into the 50s and low temperatures. as far as today's highs go they were warmest in our southern and eastern counties. official high in cedar rapids coming in 84 degrees. waterloo never got about 79. 78 was up in mason city. that is the direction our mayor asked is coming from so that gives you a good indication of what type of whether we will see tomorrow. going to radar there is about where our front is located just exiting southern counties down around interstate 80. going to the radar you can see showers to the south/southwest attempted. there is another one above what you see is very light and moving quickly onto the southeast and that will be it for rain once those without in the next hour. satellite tonight i will show you this big cheerily queue in the clouds. may not see -- see much like to you but that will buc

iowa. tonight it's in the south? as a cold front continues to move south the southern half of the state. some storms could be strong, containing heavy rain. the majority for the activity heads out of the state this evening, ushering in a quiet and comfortable end to the work week. after dry days on thursday and friday scattered thunderstorm s reenter the weather picture for saturday and sunday. have a good night! tonight: chance of storms, mainly south. wind: nw 5-10. low: 63 alo: 63 tomorrow: partly sunny. wind: tonight after a jury found him not guilty of first degree murder. today, jurors acquitted perquondis holmes, who is 25, for the death of... ... daequan campbell three years ago. campbell was 18. more than a year ago, a jury found holmes guilty, but a judge threw out that verdict. that's because jurors in the first trial saw evidence they weren't supposed to see. prosecutors claimed holmes fired gunshots at a car the shots killed campbell. the linn county auditor says there's a good chance the county will have its highest voter turnout ever this november. 77-point-7 percent of re

they are scattered across northeastern iowa and sinking into our southern counties. that's one of the model's interpretation of what is going to happen. we should get into a break, more sunshine atmosphere recharged tomorrow afternoon and eventually, our cold front comes into that tomorrow afternoon and evening and it should generate more showers and thunderstorms with the potential of heavy rain. probably in the northern half of our counties, as far as the temperatures go, most of the counties in the far north where at 66 degrees and we go to our satellite. we can see this big trough developing over the western united states. cool air, warm humid air and converging over eastern iowa. in the same general area through tomorrow. that setteds us up for a pretty good stance of showers and thunderstorms and heavy rain. here's tomorrow's temperature. they are expecting to be back into the low to mid-80s. a lot of moisture in places, plenty of instability for any storms that produce the heavy rain. tonight, you can see the cluster developing to the north. this will all be a

iowa. check out the radar. border with southern minnesota and more storms popping across kansas and oklahoma. tonight, we look for an explosion of these storms in through minneapolis. and by tomorrow morning, chicago could see some, travel through that city could be tough. now, to the tropics. tropical storm gaston likely to become a hurricane tonight. but that will stay out to sea. of greater concern is the storm approaching the northeast caribbean islands. not sure about the strength of this, but the steering current should bring it somewhere off the u.s. coast by the end of the weekend, and water temperatures certainly warm enough to support at least a tropical storm if not a hurricane. david? >> rob thank you, rob. >>> and there are new developments tonight in the deadly police shooting of an unarmed father in north carolina. that young father was deaf. daniel harris was shot during a traffic stop near his home. a state trooper opening fire. and there are questions from neighbors and family, asking, was harris simply trying to

the pearl harbor survivor was a regular visitor to the uss iowa museum near his southern california homet injury kept him from making the trips, the navy decided to come to him, marching up his street, singing the navy's official song. that's a good way to end the week, isn't it? thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. >>> thanks and welcome to this special edition of "hannity." it's been just one day since hillary clinton released a deplorable political ad attempting to link donald trump to the ku klux klan. but now trump is responding in a huge way with two brand-new ads of his own, including one video reminding voters how the clintons may have employed -- against barack obama. watch this. >> when we arrived in south carolina yesterday, this was the state newspaper. clinton camp hits obama, attacks painful for bla

approved the dakota access pipeline across 18 iowa counties, tribal opposition in north dakota is also picking up. the three affiliated tribes chairman says southern north dakota have disrupted construction of the $3.8 billion pipeline that's to carry oil from north dakota to illinois -- through iowa. the standing rock sioux tribe says a leak could contaminate their drinking water, which comes from the missouri river. in bismarck, north dakota yesterday, hundreds protested on a city bridge. ""that prayer is not just for us and for the sacred stone camp and for standing rock sioux nation, it's also a sincere prayer for all those downstream, for all the communities that are going to be affected by this pipeline, affected by oil and gas de this is the second time protesters have demonstrated in north dakota's capitol city. the first happened at the south entrance of the capitol last week. health officials have confirmed the first case of the zika virus in south dakota. but they say there's no cause for concern. the state department of health says a south dakota woman who traveled to the caribbean contracted the virus. a state official says it shouldn

the pearl harbor survivor was a regular visitor to the uss iowa museum near his southern california homejury kept him from making the trips, the navy decided to come to him, marching up his street, singing the navy's official song. that's a good way to end the week, isn't it? thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. here's kimberly in for greta. >> right here and "on the record," donald trump, hello i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for my friend greta van susteren. republican presidential nominee donald trump is making news for calling secretary hillary clinton a bigot. clinton first tried painting trump as a racist as she tried to fend off attacks for a pay for play scheme at the clinton foundation. she tweeted back saying he is the one that is the bigot. thanks for joining us tonight, mr. trump. >> thank you, kimberly. >> all right. people are asking. you called secretary clinton a bigot, but you say she is the one actually using race baiting and pandering to get african-american voters. do you still stand by that s

southern part of the state. we are watching for the showers and storms developing in iowa and southwestco arriving to us in the afternoon and evening. outside of the weather window, mostly cloudy. 77 degrees. look at how sticky it is out there. dew .74. it is extremely humid for the day. fiemly for the weekend, the number is going to drop. there is a flash flood watch in effect through mid night. overall the rain is beneficial i will tell you how much we are expecting coming up. >> well, probably too cloudy to star gaze over night. >> last night and tonight are the peak of the annual shower. every august, there are an average of 100 meteors an hour. but this year, forecasters say there could be 200 every hour. so if you're outside tonight and if it's clear enough, look up and you could see it for yourself. >> a suspect decides to show off his dance moves in a florida courtroom. >> this is from the what were you thinking trial. >> he thought the judge wasn't watching so he started twerking to get her attention. here it comes. brace yourselves, folks. >> take a look at the face. it was caught on camera. 30-year-old calvin

so along the millersburg iowa to cedar rapids to dubuque, that's where most of the storms will fire. those will be moving. >> our southern and eastern counties, there's the threat of locally heavy rain. we'll watch that closely. checking your credit score!" "you don't want to drive old blue forever, do you?" "i did." "credit karma huh?" "yea, it's free." "that was easy." captioning sponsored by cbs >> dubois: breaking news-- tornadoes in the heartland. twisters are reported in central indiana. we'll have the latest on damage. also tonight, a frantic search for survivors in central italy after an earthquake reduces resort towns to rubble. more than 100 them children. parents accidentally leave young kid to die in hot cars. >> it just feels like your whole world is shut down. just knowing her last words were, "daddy." >> dubois: a tragedy but is it a crime? allegations that race is a factor in on who get charged.

iowa counties, tribal opposition in north dakota is also picking up. the three affiliated tribes chairman says he is supporting others ways of getting oil to market. the protesters in southern construction of the $3.8 billion pipeline that's to carry oil from north dakota to illinois -- through iowa. the standing rock sioux tribe says a leak could contaminate their drinking water, which comes from the missouri river. in bismarck, north dakota yesterday, hundreds protested on a city bridge. ""that prayer is not just for us and for the sacred stone camp and for standing rock sioux nation, it's also a sincere prayer for all those downstream, for all the communities that are going to be affected by this pipeline, affected by oil and gas development." " this is the second time demonstrated in north dakota's capitol city. the first happened at the south entrance of the capitol last week. health officials have confirmed the first case of the zika virus in south dakota. but they say there's no cause for concern. the state department of health says a south dakota woman who traveled to the caribbean contracted the virus. a state official says it shouldn't spread, because the type of

southern illions but i totally agree in two thousand fourteen we had a good southern illinois crop" and from what i hear anecdotally" in iowa ?what did you see there? is that enough to make up for the second best crop we're seeing in illinois?when we first got in yesterday you know what we saw was a lot of skips in a rows a lot of blank stocks probably five to ten per two rows that we counted in each field and you wouldn't anticipate that and the plant health wasn't there either " from the ear up it's green and it looks nice and from the road it looks nice but from the ear down there are some issues. we got some stock rot and stock quality issues in there"all right so is this a one seventy five point one crop? doesn't sound like it?but we're going to u.s. farm report on the road at the 2016 profarmer midwest crop tour is brought to you by dupont pioneer. with y ou from the word go welcome back to u s farm your overall consensus of what you saw in minnesota on impressed i was really yeah i was unimpressed i i thought it was going to be down from year ago i didn't think that it was going to be the crop that i saw ok and a lot

southern counties. finally, after midnight tonight, you can see showers and storms are scattered around much of eastern iowa. and there is moisture with the system. so some of these will likely produce heavy rain. here we are at morning. we push out to 4:00 a.m. still going on at many locations. finally at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, they should start to diminish. we're going to get a break. then the cold front comes back through tomorrow afternoon and evening. showers and storms will be a possibility at that time. so a chance for rain not only tonight but tomorrow evening. temperatures looking this way. most of us back into the 70s. body skies. cloudy around eastern iowa. so the moisture is certainly in place. you can see out to the west of us tonight, a pretty good trough developing. this is cold air dumping into the western united states. ahead of that, you have the warm oyster coming from the gulf of mexico. these two will set over iowa for about 24 hours. a fine position to see showers and thunderstorms. that is why we have those in the forecast for tomorrow's temperatures should be back in the low 80s

iowa and minnesota. just beginning to get to the metro across southern wisconsin. 74 degrees at the airport. it is dry at mitchell international at this hour. here is a look at the radar, the rain fond du lac and across much of dodge and washington county. heavy rains are reported north and south of i-94 in jefferson county. we are getting some of that heavy rain across 39 and moving into 94 as well. some lightning associated with it. we have had reports of heavy rain in the western part of the state. showers and storms developing in addition to a disturbance moving out of eastern iowa. so the northerning rain arrives. we see steady morning rain for today. and spotty showers this afternoon. we go up to 80 degrees. tonight a few showers and plenty of dry time with the lows around 67. matt is on the ground y news chopper 12 is in the hanger. >> yes, we are keeping the chopper on the ground this moin to the lake. you are seeing waukesha is getting the action along i-94 and 41 up to the northwest. travel times, seeing a little brake tapping on the bypass northbound. watch for the brake lights ar