so as tempting as it may be to want to come down and look at twe ask you not to do that. tomorrow when people are going to work, there will be some traffic challenges with only wilson avenue and 7th open and it's tempting to drive on 380 and look over your shoulder at the river and then you slow down. it's a difficult section of the road anyway as it is, the s curve, so please use caution in the morning and -- because there will be more traffic on of the exit ramps that are closed. >> we've been reporting on the national guard that will be coming to cedar rapids, several hundred national guard members as well as state troopers to assist in security. is that what they're coming primarily for is to secure the area, the perimeter around the' vann vac -- the evacuation?

. >> one thing we know is that kids listen to each other more than they listen to people like peer twe know we can get a l action.ot of >> in addition to sharing stories with one another, students got to spend some one-on-one time withegislators l and get a behind-the-scenes look at the state senate ilding.bu >> we were able to show them the house of repre thesentatives and state senate, and let them see that it's normal folks that are here, and they could potentially be one of those normal folks in the future serving the state of arizona. >> i think young people can actually make the most change because we're so young and we'rr i feel t t soth patas ssihoonwsat oe.th people that we really do want to make something better in our community and that we do have a voice and that we also have a say in what goes on. and it's not just like, "oh, this is happening and this is happening." no, we're tually being part ofac our society and making an inputt and that we're not g let other people make the decisions for us. >> you know, their voices are just as important as adults and so, i think it's

tomorrow is the nicer of the twe afternoon plus mid 70s. sunday not so much. now it's not washed out with rain all day. but we do have cloudy skies, and a scattering of showers and building humidity, is coming back to new england for end weekend we'll talk more and show you how much rain is in way on this weather system. new details about violent attack in new york. and new york city detective is recovering today. he was cut in the face by a man swinging 11 inch meat cleaver. attack. police say suspect was trying to remove boot from his car they say was living in officers say they shot a suspect 18 times after he started attacking officers with the cleaver. it happened during the middle of rush hour near pen station. you can see from this aerial shot, people were starting to run from the scene. that's lot of police activity while it was happening. besides the officer who was hit by cleaver two other officers have nonlife twlaet enning injuries. witnesses say police tried to use a taser on the suspect. this is little effect. they say officers then tried to get

sees tos this and wanted to make suremaks it was a legitimate business.uss but had no idea one tweet twese such a stir. >> i was just amazed that t yvette couldn't just pick up pic the phone and say hey, did you,u know your sign was out instead of giving all his hoopla but hot yeah on the positive side i'm getting a lot of free fre advertisement. >> reporter: mr. easley saysay he'll another effort to getet his lights fixed.s gh last time a contractor left with his money. money but some may not like that idea. it seems they've come to like the scarlet sign the way it is. >> they were telling me, hey,he you know, wy ewere use it tasea landmark. you know, when i tell people where i'm located they can't ty find my business i say hey hey it's where the sex sign is. [laughter]au orr: porter: people haveep been commenting on this sign for several years now. com in fact, we wentreveral y to inm and we typed in #sex barbershop and over the last couple of years there have been 31 insta gam posts.osts it seems like people reallyeall like what they're seeing.reing. the owner says that he iss thinkin

so as tempting as it may be to want to come down and look at twe ask you not to do that. tomorrow when people are going to work, there will be some traffic challenges with only wilson avenue and 7th open and it's tempting to drive on 380 and look over your shoulder at the river and then you slow down. it's a difficult section of the road anyway as it is, the s curve, so please use caution in the morning and -- because there will be more traffic on of the exit ramps that are closed. >> we've been reporting on the national guard that will be coming to cedar rapids, several hundred national guard members as well as state troopers to assist in security. is that what they're coming primarily for is to secure the area, the perimeter around the' vann vac -- the evacuation? checkpoints that we want to make sure people aren't going in. the national guard will serve that purpose. they should be in place by noon tomorrow. we're meeting with the corps of engineers in the morning to discuss the levee system and any issues that there may be with that. we think it's in great shape. we'r

sherry swensk)) >> because if i just flip my hand like this with my wrist you'll see that i now have the twe up your fist and you'll see you have the five ((brian loftus)) >> can we do it again with the opposite and i take the twenty and you flip it ((sherry swensk)) >> there goes my coffee and starbucks >>> thanks for joining us. "c-b-s this morning" starts right now./// >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is friday, september 9, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." breaking overnight, the world condemns north test, sending a war head on a ballistic missile. >> dangerous foreign policy views. trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway and clinton's running mate, senator tim kaine, both here. >> sully returns to the hudson river, how the miracle landing changed his world. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's

that the indians had zero shot to win it all, the indians will not win the world seriestt based on twe or well his call them keep the team from winning it.m so let' the big women oklahoma spearheaded by polar bear dave engel star pick six there now the number two team in the ap top 25 and up from number three a week ago as florida state was crushed by willeyville cardoza three in michigan four, clemso is five and nora brown epitomizes the notion that the buckeyes have playmakers all over the field one of the best catches you will see in college football, the indians toy with the idea of a three-ma rotation in the playoffs according to a report from yaho sports it would be corey kluber and trevor bauer and then gary barnidge and see how that plays out and the browns moving on , they've got cody kessler lined for ball game, touchstone is six points. in this case it is worth much school can be something big to asksk someone on a date. do not stop them from asking his sweetheart to homecoming, paul his friend gabby both have cerebral palsy, they keep some confined to wheelchairs and fro ta

hillary clinton twe question this morning... saying " is this the president we want for our daughters? no comment from the trump campaign yet. time now is x:xx --- up next... this man is already behind bars accused of murder...but this morning he's accused of a heinous attack inside the jail. we'll have the details. woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck called it "a blip." narrator: in 2008, joe heck called nevada's housing crisis that's just how out of touch joe heck is. narrator: after heck sponsored a bill giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,000 from wall street-- including banks who caused the housing crisis. it's clear what joe heck's priorities are, and families like mine get left behind. narrator: afscme people is responsible frostick was able to grab the officer's flashlight and beat him in the face with it. it lasted several minutes before help arrived. incredibly the officer has frostick is in jail waiting to be sentenced for charges of murder and use of a dea

. >> i think twe lisseners before that. >> they were. and hope to be visiting more schools. talking weather this year. >> school is coming back in session. >> get ready. >> asking all about hurricanes. >> they actually do. funny you mention that. we had hurricane make landfall, the first in 11 years in florida. hermione has been downgraded to a tropical storm. racing now towards the north-northeast at 14 miles an hour. producing tremendous bands of rain spiraling in from the ocean and this red box is a tornado watch box typically you see quick spinups and weak tornadoes. 5-10 inches of rain and that swath of flooding rain is going to continue to lift up through the carolinas tonight and into saturday. then from there hem oin is going to continue up the coast providing heavier northern edge is going to try and get some rain in here by the tail end of the holiday weekend. there you see the tropical storm. these red lines are warnings that are up. these are up all the way through the carolinas because overnight this is where hermione is going to be down to about 45 miles an hou

>> you don't see donald trump doing middle-of-the-night man i can twe-- manic tweet storms ab people he's helped. he does it to attack he believes have offended or wronged him or damaged his delicate ego. he's running a very negative tone campaign. make america great again may be the slogan but mostly what he's talking about is very dark and negative. including about machado in this case. we know her name as a brand name now. he never mentions miss wisconsin, never talks about that story because he's drawn to these attacks and petty slights because he's very a very thin skin and delicate ego. >> rick wilson, thank you. >> thanks, poppy. >> let's get more analysis. guy cecile is chairman of a pro-clinton super pac. also with me alice stewart, a cnn political commentator who used to be the communications director for senator ted cruz. thank you guys for being here. let's start with hillary clinton. she's about to hold that rally in florida and address, we believe, trump's tweet storm last night she's not letting him dominate the conversation, clearly, she's going after each one of thes

the community wsite was shot twe abdomen and the other in the leg.he victims are expected to survive. no arrests have been made. all the man who brought the game of golf to the masses, arnold palmer, has died. he died yesterday at his home in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, not far from his childhood birthplace. he was 87. he was the most beloved first in the game. his charisma and hard charging style is credited with bringing a country club sport to the blue come already audience. he won 92 champions. in 2012 he was awarded the congressional gold medal and president obama tweet add photo, "to the king as extraordinary on the links as he was generous to others, thanks for the memories, arnold." >> he released a statement, as well, saying and i quote, "arnold palmer has swagger before we had a name for it." >> the first presidential debate is happening tonight right here and while you are watching on television or streaming it on the ipad or other device look at this. a photo of the two candidates' podiums, one on the right looks bigger than on the left. hi

twe we tested a lot of people, over 7,000 people so far. more than any place in the united states. we're putting out very accurate information but we're testing -- we're going to make sure what we put out is accurate information. >> and it's serious. >> i mean, this is -- just think about it, i have daughters. they're both childbearing age. they talk to me about this. this is a big issue for them. they want to have healthy children. we all want to have healthy children. i want to have healthy grandchildren. this is very personal to me. >> all right. i want to talk a little bit of politics. a trump supporter, endorsed early on. you're also the head of a superpac, america soaring. just out with a new ad. let's talk about this. >> skilled craftsmen and tradespeople and factory workers have seen the jobs they love shipped thousands of miles away. it doesn't have to be this way. we can turn it around. >> advocate. >> just like the americans -- >> a lot of positive focus ads. that one, you know, as a republican, it's a different message on trade. >> right. well, here's what's great about

twe we tested a lot of people, over 7,000 people so far. more than any place in the united states.utting out very accurate information but we're testing -- we're going to make sure what we put out is accurate information. >> and it's serious. >> i mean, this is -- just think about it, i have daughters. they're both childbearing age. they talk to me about this. this is a big issue for them. they want to have healthy children. we all want to have healthy children. i want to have healthy grandchildren. this is very personal to me. >> all right. i want to talk a little bit of politics. a trump supporter, endorsed early on. you're also the head of a superpac, america soaring. just out with a new ad. let's talk about this. >> skilled craftsmen and tradespeople and factory workers have seen the jobs they love shipped thousands of miles away. it doesn't have to be this way. we can turn it around. >> advocate. >> just like the americans -- >> a lot of positive focus ads. that one, you know, as a republican, it's a different message on trade. >> right. well, here's what's great about this ad

i mean, twe do carry the load when it comes to the ground operation, but it just -- it sort of just veryhat we took this initiative to grow at a time when we had a candidate that was a little bit thin, but it's working out. >> good morning, guys! let's huddle up. all right, 47 days left. let's go around with division leaders. >> in florida we trained 3,000 people to knock doors this upcoming saturday. huge number. >> i was in indiana. it brings our total trainings to 470. >> over 4,000 volunteer prospects. >> trainings with hispanic surrogates. >> 210 volunteers. >> we have a table set up toot voter registration. >> 6,240 doors already this week. field team is doing very well. very proud of them. >> historically and traditionally, their ground operations are in-house. >> mr. trump's campaign, obviously, has been very different. it's relied a lot on the rallies. i'll tell you what day do have. they have an army of volunteers. one of the biggest army of volunteers i've ever seen, if not the biggest. so our challenge has been, you know, corral all the excitement and the volunteers that floc

na tmpilrylion ryohonr mbe irpay ndat t rs ery wke o c-an 2 bk a 3 eran hto twe te u tr. thlolonntehleha tvengrod e uny. isee wtrelo cora. lo athrocky at nueasi a tves in me tnsioin a naon wd feefe. yocasehiat:0. al oli. re aoronrodeer odo rkyla pntas bacayn erio fm 52 uoutoniri jolomyfrcaoue h>> tt ar la bg the o ye thithla ?'milrylionnd pre ts msa. harothclto mpgn iswe. thghtrp s gngo stllon tnstis om t u. exico ke thanio wh an inde t "shgt pt. leso mey. ppte odoldru. caer iuprtg na trp. e disivg m b p. eyreutngis wdsnd llg buh ls. idothrheabou ofheeeng ane dn'ma f oth crpl g. an ty' jt inon h. eyon wt mo n. he gat he gngo rn ts uny ou. pplou lk he trtu oth iert,he tr sff nheal, ey b vy pp stha y vy chor thca. anon fm w rk ll: odorng stgeinom fdbk y cld tn e lu wn oyoet caerye it'sff ho:ohe. ll: wl, wl t te r ryohonir oal beusi' n gngo te foomnehosoi tsa th hwi n skeot tiafr eamig atut no wl t teor dal trp cae bie tt yoar pdu othpele th y aocte wh. w,isamigmages meerf el gh ris whhid h canerhoad berainthclto yi tfi se pe o scdaan psi hrie thgs ifou gbaeah. lly inn imyho

part of the reason is you've had other twe f individuals. had an instagram post last week. we want to put it up that included pepe the frog a well-known symbol of the white supremacist movement and others taken off because of their racist statements and questioned whether the government was behind 9/11. that's why the questions come up. >> if i'm glib that's the case. i never even heard of pepe the frog. i bet you 90% of your viewers have never heard of him. wig. it's getting ridiculous but, again, that proves my point which is that anything that they can possibly latch on to, they can't even attack my father anymore. he's coming up with incredible policy both economic, very aggressive policy in terms of certainly for a republican coming out plan for working mother, all of these things. they can't attack those things. they don't have answers for those things so what they do, they have to attack me. i'm fine if they go after me. it shows they have nothing against the issues that matter to americans. >> the oth trump organization, you saw that "newsweek" cover this week. we w

that's a new oneei alind it not only happened once but twice twe this week and that is why you're seeing this out here, her shuttle buses that arebuses at a providing a workaround.karoun now metro has said that thed falls -- falling debris from the ceiling they don't believe it's due the a structuraltructul problem but just in case, to ca, be sure they have closed this metro station and it willtion remainnd it closed through the weekend so all day long todayg t and tomorrow as of now they're t doing inspections just to beustb sure again to figure out pemtly what is the pro that led to that fallingli debris.de as of now the station iss scheduled to be reopened on monday.monday. that's labor day at 7:00 a.m., , but i guess that of coursers could change depending on what t the inspections find.d. so, again, in the meantime,eant, back out here live take a shuttle buses.sh that is the workaround thatd tha metro is providing for people, free shuttle buses that arees te taking people from the closed station at rhode island to the brookland station, so that ison what you, can r thaely on throh t

heaiifouork twe ha y cldo a reay good unirsy. ani sd,haisiduls. myadefscolt 1 ani n't bie tres yo imynteamy at s evereen to uversit anhe sd,t is en betr, cae u will be e rs e. d ate id camtr. e co tng ith i ard abouthamic ea wt wtt on th basef e at oiberty gi uyo hdledass. i could be that. d ca tmerica aute elth t arinre wath mt ndfuthg. there is ngean, bris spish dambuthe is a amic o.ani's wdo t care abo yr rents dootare ev iyohave pants. ce if y wkar beusifouil wwi g yo ecad,ouilha a rthi jobrainheth mily ctruttomeca paax. can bhappy. thats transformative. ose twohings e ere i am from the id f t acade w n mine. drkaleen rrd, professo atsc pne a5: ith mornin i cann do heirh accent, bujust igine it. she said, have beenp all ght. thk ia hugedea, but you ha to beheeaty eck. , all t eer s that e ks atouant find od familie foroster rethat wlde the ener y have an ehteaold rl, yowill find r mi. but a 16eaoloys in to groupom a g bss wenothoutcom sts. u heaab s tt. acal, t trdenup incarcerated. heless. d e ghrortn of the gis t xraicd,ndn ct inos angesouy,

contrast to the united states is we had some really quite significant structural reform for example, twe had a period, correctly under both parties, of fiscal easing and of a big deficit. that worked in the u.s. >> let's go domestic, since we did set this up as a fed conversation. what would happen if they move today? nobody thinks it will happen. >> i think the initial response would be negative with equities down. >> how much? >> i really can't put a number on it. no one is expecting it. i don't think it would be a great day. >> how bad a day? >> couple percentage points. at the end of the week i think you would look up and people would be more okay with it. i think it would be a net positive if they had gone today. >> any chance in the world? >> there is a chance but not a high chance. i hope they raise rates. the economy can take it. >> how would you position your portfolio if you were a short-term trader today? >> you would be looking for the dip to buy. >> all right. >> that would be my advice if it's any use. >> we'll leave the conversation there. guys, thank you. >>> when we retu