the president of iowa state university is now under a closer microscope tonight, as the iowa board of regents investigates his use of school planes. "we as the board of regents take the use of the university resources very seriously and in more than a few instances, the decision to use the plane appears to be questionable at best." today, the board called for an leath has taken on the school's two airplanes. the review comes after questions about whether leath mis-used university resources. leath owns a home in north carolina, and has flown to and from the state a number of times. he damaged a university plane in a crash landing when returning from a trip last year. and the state regents gave their blessings to a 90 million dollar renovation to the north endzone at kinnick stadium. scott saville will have details of the project, and reaction from athletic director turning to politics tonight, and both presidential candidates appeared at a fundraiser dinner in new york. republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton poked fun at themselves and each other just one night after thei

named miss state university of iowa. in 1955, dora martin berry, who now is 78, was going to the school, called at the time state university of iowa. she received enough votes from her classmates to get the officials denied berry from using it at school events. they also cancelled a number of others. the u-i's current president bruce harreld has apologized to berry for quote "60 years plus of official neglect" of her status. a toddler living in eastern iowa spends every day fighting a rare disease that took months to diagnose. but as the medical bills pile up, so is the support. kcrg-tv 9's samantha myers explains. but good" 7 months ago this family finally found out why their three-year old son was constantly sick. doctors at the university of iowa diagnosed wyatt hemphill with a rare primary immunodeficie ncy. in which parts of his immune system don't work properly. 13:08:16;00 ""the actual immuno deficiency he has it's fairly rare and he's got one that's called pick 3 cd which is a fairly new one within the last few ye

iowa. police in cedar rapids and waterloo have taken multiple reports of clown sightings over the past few days. university of iowa police have also received reports of such sightings. in all these cases, the clowns have not been a credible threat. now police are stressing that dressing up as a clown is not illegal. but they say threatening someone coull they also warn that people dressing up as clowns could be putting their own safety at risk because of the panic the phenomenon has created. sparkles the clown says he's seen a growing number of people buying clown costumes at his cedar rapids store. he says he's angry that some people are using clown costumes to frighten people. he says clowns are supposed to be fun and entertaining. "09:52:51;29 i am definitely worried about it, i mean there are people that are whole right now, where the true clowns aren't gonna harm anybody or affect anybody in those ways. i mean, how do you know? " he expects the popularity of the costume to grow in the coming weeks, as halloween approaches. we'll be right back. stay with panthers held their media day this afternoon. sc

the university of iowa hopes a walks across campus. students can now have a guardian make sure they got to their destination. a new iowa district court ruling could change who is allowed to give you speeding tickets. it said a dot officer can't give that ticket. in just a matter of hours, 5 companies will have new website thanks to hours of precise work. it's geonetric's from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t britley ritz has your first patchy frost will be present across eastern iowa due to the clear skies overnight and the cool temperatures. as the sun comes up that frost will disappear as temperatures warm into the middle to upper 50s once again. a few clouds will be with us throughout the day, but it won't be too terribly bad. we'll call it party sunny. winds will continue out of the north throughout the day, but begin to shift as the evening progresses. winds will soon push out of the south allowing for our temperatures to warm into the 60s for saturday and especially for sunday. to

the sounds were picked up by radio antenas that were made right here at the university of iowa radio antennas that were made here at the university of iowa but are now traveling on the juno probe. >>'s energetic particles from planet's magnetic fields and are focused along the field lines and as they move along the field lines they produced the radio signals. >> these particle have jupiter's aurora. the sounds are so high we normally would not hear it. >> we take that frequency and convert them. we change the frequency from hundreds of kilohertz to a few kilohertz. >> >> by understanding how these systems work tells us more to understand how things work here. >> when large amounts of these solar particles hit the earth they can have scary consequences. >> it can also cause a catastrophe above. >> the more we learn from probes like juno the more prepared earth can be for solar storms.>> it seems the science behind the sounds may not be so's kooky after all. >> they will be content those continuing collecting sound until the end of 2018. >> coming up in sports springville looking to mak

the president of iowa state university is facing more scrutiny, as the iowa board of regents investigates his use of school planes. "we as the board of regents take the use of the university resources very seriously and in more than a few instances, the decision to use the plane appears to be questionable at an audit for each flight iowa state president steven leath has taken on the school's 2 airplanes. the review comes after questions about whether leath mis-used university resources. leath owns a home in north carolina, and has flown to and from the state a number of times. he damaged a university plane in a crash landing when returning from a trip last year. 4 iowa state students are facing criminal charges this morning following a dorm drug bust. 3 of the students are facing charges drug of marijuana and the 4th for unlawful possesion of a prescription drug. investigators busted the students at helser hall on the i-s-u campus. campus police say they often receive complaints about marijuana use on campus. many students say it's somewhat commonplace and it doesn't surprise them -- yet

the unique architecture flood recovery here at the university of iowa. it's a building that's unlike any other at the university of iowa. "in this building we're able to execute art making at a level that we have not been able to as long as i've been a faculty member, and that's been 27 years. " the building is 5 stories tall -- and filled with 48 million pounds of concrete. it's a big change from south side of iowa city, which had been housing arts students prior to its completion. "it's great, i'm glad i get to finish up my last year here. " students are already working in studios throughout the building... they even helped cast parts of it - like the door handles. "the building itself is like an art project in itself, it's great to be somewhere that makes you feel like you're an artist as well. " intentionally ironic features given the 2008 flood... a green roof made of plants and soil that not only help heat the building... they will also cut down on the amount of water that ends up in the iowa river during a storm. "it insulates the building, and it'

here's a look at some of the other things going on around eastern iowa on this morning... the university of iowa raised more than two million to support a number of u-i programs.here's a live look at the pentacrest this morning. this week - the university took part in its first 24-hour fundraiser called "one day for iowa."a series of challenges - on social media - and with alumni and recent grads - helped raise the funds. also in iowa city - coffee fans now have a new shop to check out in the penisula neighborhood on martin street. it just opened this week. influenced by ernest hemingway and f-scott fitzgerald.two university of iowa grads opened the coffee shop.it's open from 6-am to 2 p-m every day.and right now- they're hiring. big grove brewery in solon is gaining some national recognition.executive chef benjamin smart was recently recognized by culinary magazine 'plate' as one of the 30 chefs to watch in 20-16. smart is the iowa to make the list. hard to belive that basketball season is right around the corner -- the iowa men tip off their season in just 15 days -- and that means the

university of iowa president creative in finding new funding sources. today during his first "state of the university address, harreld said fundraising is the school's key to success. specifically, harreld wants to find alternative sources for teaching and research funding. he also wants better incentives to keep top faculty members from leaving. harreld said he wants higher education to move away from dependence on federal and state aid. a university plane is raising questions about how another high-ranking university official got his job. leath says he received personal flight lessons from former republican lawmaker and i-s-u associate dean jim kurtenbach. that happened in the fall of 2014. the training helped leath obtain a private pilot certificate to fly the university's single-engine plane by himself. in november of that year, the school scrapped a national search and appointed kurtenbach as information officer. boy scouts here in eastern iowa are celebrating. this is the 85th year of scouting for the hawkeye area council. to mark the occasion, the

right now - researchers at the university of iowa are looking for a way to stop cancer.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga takes us inside a one-of-a-kind lab where unique resources are leading to new discoveries. discoveries. there is a valuable resource tucked away in a biology building at the university of iowa.dr. soll15;01;32;10 there's a quarter of $1 cells are used to supply more than 70 thousand researchers around the world.scientists at the university of iowa are using them to break new ground in cancer researchdeb 1519;43;27 we are uniquely positioned to do it tomorrow because we have the monoclonal antibody's collection that resource. 10 more than 4 thousand different proteins paired with a one of a kind computer program are letting them watch tumors growdr. soll three dimensional dynamic model and then test all of our antibodies to see if we can find a new drug because the drugs for cancer stink. 10dr. stolls wife fell victim to brain cancer 6 years ago.dr. soll14;57;26;26 it made me say take your last breath you have and you were last energy and do something about cancer 7 they a

could learn about their risk - for the next time.in new bo - - matt hammill live at five the university of iowa has been showing off major flood recovery projects such as the visual arts building, hancher auditorium and now the voxman mellaney moore gives us a sneak peek live from iowa city. it took three years of planning and three years of building to complete voxman. now all music students are back under one roof. roof.the 2008 floods separated the school of music to several now all the university of iowa music students are under one roof. the 2008 music studio was separated to several locations on and off campus. now they $152 million home to learn in together. the 190,000 ft.2 and clear performance spaces, rehearsal rooms, 7 classrooms and 65 practice rooms. all have state-of-the-art equipment, design and acoustics. >> it is awesome. it's motivating to practice in these awesome rooms that are new. it makes me excited to would like to see this building for yourself, the university of iowa will be holding a dedication an open house this friday. covering the corridor and iowa city, mellaney m

, iowa state university and the university of northern iowa for this. during thursday's discussions, the regents amended their tuition and fees proposal. they're looking at increase the student health fee from $10 dollars to those mental health counselors. the board of regents also approved funding for a major makeover for the north endzone of kinnick stadium. the regents approved the 90 million dollar plan which will replace the upper and lower seating. it will also add two general admission concourses and a premium club level. the project will be completed just before the 2019 season. " the structure is awesome. but our fans have been historically, they're the best. and so, as we did this project, enhance the fan experience. and i'm excited that as people see this they're going to see that that absolutely has been accomplished. " tonight is the final set of friday high school games of the regular season, featuring mount vernon vs. williamsburg. if you can't make it to the game at 7, you can watch it on kcrg 9.2. and tune it to friday night light's end

that money would go to hiring the president of iowa state university is facing more scrutiny, as the iowa board of regents investigates his use of school planes. "we as the board of regents take the use of the university resources very seriously and in more than a few instances, the decision to use the plane appears to be questionable at best." yesterday, the board called for an audit for each flight iowa state presidt has taken on the school's 2 airplanes. the review comes after questions about whether leath mis-used university resources. leath owns a home in north carolina, and has flown to and from the state a number of times. he damaged a university plane in a crash landing when returning from a trip last year. 4 iowa state students are facing criminal charges this morning following a dorm drug bust. 3 of the students are facing charges drug possesion and intent to deliver of marijuana and of a prescription drug. investigators busted the students at helser hall on the i-s-u campus. campus police say they often receive complaints about marijuana use on campus. many students say it'

.>>> researchers at the university of iowa are looking for a way to stop cancer. joe takes us inside a lab where unique resources are leading to new discoveries.>> reporter: there is a viable resource tucked away at the university of iowa. researchers around the world. scientists at the university of iowa are using them to break new ground in cancer research. >> we are positioned to do it because we have the antibody collection. we haven't resource.>> reporter: more than 13,000 proteins are letting them watch tumors grow. >> let's make a model interest are antibodies to see if we can find new drugs. the drugs for cancer state. broke the doctor's wife fell victim to bring cancer six years ago. >> the last breath you have, your last energy, do something about this. >> reporter: they are using the vast collection of antibodies to fight it. >> we will have a single drug which will stop all tumors from forming. >> this does not cure cancer but it can make it easier to >> we found two targets. it is not going to be hard. they work on breast cancer and melanoma.>> that wa

iowa remains a toss-up when it comes to the race for the white house.the latest quinippiac university of iowa voters has donald trump and iowa voters has donald trump and hillary clinton tied at pole a month ago which showed trump with a 7 point lead here. because of the tight race vote tickets are spending a lot of time trying to win over undecided voters. republican vice presidential candidate mike pence made a stop in fort dodge today. >> it's putting a hardship on small businesses. >> that's exactly what we're going to do with obama care it stops burning up our wallet. >>> both will be in cedar rapids on friday. donald trump will hold a rally at 7:00 p.m. and hillary clinton will speak friday afternoon at 1:15. to rsv p for either event head to cbs2 iowa.com. for more political headlines be sure to watch iowa info cuss with host kevin barry. mornings right here at 10:30 tonight cbs2 news is hosting a your voice your future vote 2016 round table discussion. you can catch it on fox28 starting at 10:00. it will also be streamed on cbs2 iowa.com. hosted by national moderate operator mark hine

the university of iowa's student financial aid office says it's important to get the word out about this change.. especially for students currently in college. 59:17 "we've sent out a lot of information to our returning students, because that would be the group that has been accustom to filing the fasfas in the past on january 1st. we're also sending out through our admissions office information to first year applicants." according to research about 7 point while pursuing a degree. there's plenty of time to fill out the fasfa for the 2017-2018 school year. but it's best to do it early. chris, i've placed a link to that information on kcrg dot com. a devastating cubs playoff loss... happening around "last call", too... not an ideal combination. the cubs nearly swept san francisco last night -- but instead, chicago will play later today... after highlights are coming. to exit very quickly and give way to a sunny and mild day. highs should generally range from 73-77 across the area with south winds anywhere from northwest and should increase the clouds during the night. the cold front itsel

moderator mark hyman, the panel includes republican party of iowa chairman jeff kaufmann, iowa democratic party chair dr. andy mcguire and university of iowa politicial science professor cary covington. update-the woman police say crashed into a springville bus earlier this week -- is now dea. dead.the crash happened monday afternoon.witnesses tell cbs 2 news the bus was stopped to let a student off.that's when 26-year-old molly zelinskas crashed into the back of the 26-year old crashed into the back of the bus. she was taken to saint luke's hospital but died the next day. one student was treated for minor injuries. no word yet on the cause of the crash. a visitation for the victim is being held saturday at noon in dubuque. >>> the tech trend that started in the family room is now making its way to your fridge, your oven and even the counter tops it's called the june oven and it's one of those new appliances trying to help the at home cook. the oven uses sensors, scales and cameras to figure out what you're preparing it's as easy as putting something like salmon in the ovp and then the to cook it. >> we're in essence teaching the o

university of iowa police have also received reports of such sightings. in all these cases, the clowns have not been a credible threat. now police are stressing that but they say threatening someone could lead to arrest. they also warn that people dressing up as clowns could be putting their own safety at risk because of the panic the phenomenon has created. sparkles the clown says he's seen a increasing number of people buying clown costumes at his cedar rapids store. he says he's angry that some people are using clown costumes to frighten people. he says that approach goes against the principles of clowning. "09:52:51;29 i am definitely worried about it, i mean there are people that are on edge abu now, where the true clowns aren't gonna harm anybody or affect anybody in those ways. i mean, how do you know? " he expects the popularity of the costume to grow in the coming weeks, as halloween approaches. creepy clown sightings are being reported all over the nation. according to police in wichita, they've arrested at least 1 teenager in connection to rece

on friday - one of university of iowa's biggest comebacks explore. but today - we're going to give you a sneak peak. at 11 a-m - u-i officials are letting our cameras into the new voxman music building. flooding 8 years ago forced students and faculty out of the former building - but after years of planning and construction - the new space welcomed students this fall. the public music-filled dedication ceremony will begin at 4 on friday. hundreds of rapids will move from the edge of town - to the heart of it. it.digital marketing company hibu is moving from its "c" street southwest location to the town center building on third avenue southeast.the move transfers 650 jobs to the downtown district.the business - formerly known as yellow book - will make the move in may. there are several small operations also eyeing downtown cedar rapids.cbs 2 news reporter connor morgan shows us how the center of the overhaul. with two major floods in eight years - even city manager jeff pomeranz can see why businesses may be skeptical of locating downtown. downtown."

you're watching cbs two this >> right now on cbs 2 this morning how the university of iowa is looking to the future to help prepare for the next major flood threat. why the threat of future flooding won't scare businesses from moving to downtown. >> the one store that is not clowning around this halloween when it comes to the creepy clown craze. we are taking a live look at the i-80 at coral ridge near coralville. not too many drivers out there. if you are about to head to work or school or whatever it looks like you will get there in good time if that's the direction you are taking. >> welcome to cbs 2 this morning. i'm jenne' ryan. let's start off with your cbs to just into the newsroom just into the just into the newsroom this morning - just into the newsroom this morning - the a-f-p in france is now reporting that there will be in international meeting about the city of mosul, iraq week.it will take place thursday in paris.right now - kurdish and iraqi soldiers are fighting to take back iraq's second largest city from the terror group isis.experts say those troops are ahead of sch

parents.learn about the itemized bill showing it cost one father 40-dollars to hold the university of iowa's visual arts building is receiving national attent >>> the university of iowa's visual arts the link is receiving national attention for its architecture. the new building cost university $77 million to build and it took more than a year to complete after the floods of 2008. the finished product comes with five floors and nine galleries. the building features unique spaces for students and staff. the building is open public to tour next week. there will be a student exhibition. each of their works will be displayed in rotation.>>> and over in weather, we have a chance for just showers and thunderstorms tonight as we move through the later part of this evening and overnight. right now, it is mostly dry. we have some areas of light rain to the north of waterloo, but out to the west, that is where is going to be the main driver of showers and thunderstorms later on tonight. we have a few hours before it arrives and we do have a low risk for strong to possibly severe thunderstorms. the hig

i also spoke with waterloo police and university of iowa police who say they have received calls about clown sightings. the university of iowa says it does not, however, believe there is a credible threat to the university campus or its students at this time. bruce? thanks, samantha. still ahead tonight, scott will of the week. and the u-n-i panthers try to find a rhythm before the new basketball season starts. stay with your 24 hour news chances move in overnight. lighter amounts more showers and storms develop on thursday, particularly in the afternoon and evening. these will be stronger with some areas receiving over an inch of rain. friday is a cooler and windy day with highs falling to seasonable levels. have a great night! tonight: scattered mainly after midnight. wind: se 10-15. low: 61 tomorrow: showers possible early, then clearing. wind: sw 5-15. high: 75 tom. night: chance of showers and storms late. wind: se 5-15. low: 60 thursday: showers and storms likely, especially in the afternoon and evening. high: 76 friday: mostly cloudy. cooler and a bit windy. high: 60 low: 41 sun

today's job fair is one of eight that will be held through october 24th. one eastern iowa university is hoping to fill a need in the healthcare industry. it's a shortage of helicopter pilots... a shortage the university of dubuque hopes to end. rain becomes more widespread tonight as an area of low pressure tracks across iowa. the low moves from the plains across the state and by late wednesday moves into illinois. rain before ending. over one inch of rainfall is possible across the northern third of the state with less amounts farther south. we cloud also could hear some rumbles of thunder as the system moves through. this is our best chance for rain into early next week as starting thursday we again get back to our dry, but up and down a great night! tonight: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely. windy. wind: se 15-30. low: 50 tomorrow: showers and a few thunderstorm s likely, mostly in the morning. windy at times. wind: var 10-20. high: 56 tom. night: mostly cloudy and cooler. wind: nw 5-15. low: 42 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 59 low: 42 friday: partly cloudy. low: 46 saturd

similar posters were removed from the university of iowa campus this month the police are investigating. >> the leaders of the group who national wildlife refuge in oregon got acquitted from rural churches. a jury round bundy not guilty of having a firearm in a rural facility and inspiring -- conspiring. he argued he should be set free. they stand trial next year for another standoff at the father's ranch two >>> a formal football coach has been awarded more than $7 million in a lawsuit against the school. macquarie argued the school does ruin his reputation. he testified he has not been able to find another job since. the school put him on administrative leave in 2011 when he testified with prosecutors to charge jerry sandusky child molestation.>>> a woman is waking up richard power company of causing -- causing a baby powder company for causing cancer. johnson and johnson was negligent marketing. to use can cause cancer. general use of that is possibly carcinogenic. a jury awarded the woman $70 million in the case. 2000 women filed similar lawsuits.>>> the city opted out of the linn c

some students at the university of iowa were out protesting the bakken oil the students were members of the native american students association and held the rally yesterday. the group is urging people to protest the construction of the pipeline in other states like north dakota and south dakota. "looking at what we do as native people. by living off the land, by using what nature gives us. we have everything that we need provided by mother nature. and we don't have to destroy it." the student are also asking the state to change columbus day to indigenious people's d americans who were in the u-s before christopher columbus arrived. with college tuition a major financial hit for many families, a change in the application for federal financial aid could help. now you can start filling out the fafsa forms much earlier -- giving you more time. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us now. brea, fasfa use to not be accepted until january, why have they changed it? chris, the government wanted to give families a little less pressure... ... and a little more time to compare options. the fasfa is w

of kinnick stadium. the iowa board of regents is looking at whether the president of iowa state university misused the school's airplanes. today the regents ordered an audit of every flight steven leath has taken in his five year tenure. leath is a pilot and has repeatedly flown to and from north carolina where he owns a home in the mountains. he crashed and damaged an i-s-u plane when returning from a trip last year. the regents president says he's extremely disappointed leath used the planes in ways quote "questionable at best." flood clean-up efforts continue in cedar rapids. today the city closed the 16th avenue bridge over the cedar river for a time. workers moved in equipment to help remove a berm that's covering the sidewalk and trail in that area. the berm forced people to walk on the street in order to cross the bridge. one way to grab people's attention is through a well-done website, but not non profits with their websites, and it's doing it in a blitz. stay with t-v nine. profits in linn county. instead of working through the night, operation overnight will take a break this year. for the last five

. >>> the developing story about the latest sexual assault at the university of iowa campus. welcome to cbs 2 this morning. we are looking at i-38 ot at 42nd street. happy monday. i'm kelly. >> u eem kevin barry. we are starting another week one of the most visited spots in cedar rapids is still closed due to flooding - even though it didn't suffer any water damage. damage.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in the newbo district this morning - to explain what needs to be done donebefore businesses can open back up. up.good morning guys -- the city market behind me here - moved everything out to prepare for flood waters. waters.officials with newbo - say they're thankful the waters never did reach the market - but say businesses are still taking a hit.it will be closed for several more days as they continue the process of moving everything ?back in.the twenty-four everything back in. the 24 independent retailers inside of the market also have to pass buildings and health inspections. the park et city is doing everything to help them out. sdm we know they are taking a

named miss state university of iowa. in 1955, 78-year-old dora martin berry was going to the school, called at the time state university of iowa. she received enough votes from her classmates to get the title. but at the time, university officials

that's according to a research project by the university of iowa's tippie college of business. as of this morning, clinton shares were selling for 80-point-6 cents. that means traders from around the world believe she has an 80-point-6 percent chance of winning the popular vote. trump shares are selling at 20-point-3 cents. trump, iowa governor terry branstad says he will continue to push for trump to be the next president. "what he said 11 years ago on that bus is reprehensive and offensive. unfortunately, he's not the only that has said things like that and there's some people that have done things worse than that. but i think what i would encourage everyone, women and men, let's look at what's at stake in our the issues instead of personal attacks. former president bill clinton will be in iowa this week for early voting events. he'll be in indianola and waterloo on wednesday and in linn county and davenport on thursday. the clinton campaign hasn't released the time or location for those events. and indiana governor mike pence will be in newton tomorrow. the republican vice p

of grace for this - but there wasn't." the i-r-s says it never calls and demands immediate these scam calls, do not pay anything. instead, report it to police. iowa state university says racist posters appeared on their campus this morning. these are pictures of those posters. the university put out a letter stating people found them in about 20 locations on campus. the university says while it supports freedom of expression, discrimination and harassment go against their policies. the posters are similar to month. someone posted the fliers october 10th and this past sunday. if students see more fliers, they're urged to let the university know through the new hawk watch app. school started about two months ago in cedar rapids, but one teacher just started working monday. we explain why she's now in the classroom teaching kindergartene rs. stay with tv9. thursday was a battle to get tonight a clear sky is expected continuing into the start of our friday. with a southerly flow of air returning to the state the mercury jumps significantly tomorrow with highs in the lower weather continues through the weekend with a treat of a day ahead on halloween. have a great nig

the university of iowa is suing a contractor for defective construction work the university hired knutson construction to restore and improve the old capitol after a fire in 2001 severely damaged parts of the building. in 2011 the university says it discovered construction deficiencies that it contends knutson has refused to correct. it says water leaks through the roof, and the wood siding and trim have deteriorated. knutson claims it's cooperated with the university to investigate the defects and propose already hired portzen construction to do the work. it plans to finish by december. some university of iowa engineering students got try something unique outside their classroom today. they tested small paper rockets. stomp, crinkle the students worked in groups to design and test the rockets. they launched them by jumping on an empty bottle, the rocket into the air. the goal was to launch the rocket and hit a bucket on a balcony. the professor of the class says the project helps students solve problems. "anytime you're faced with an engineering problem solving challenge, you have to gat

the university of iowa wants to renovate part of kinnick stadium... at a cost of nearly 90 million dollars. the university has submitted a plan to the state regents those stands are about 30 years old. and the university did not update them during the 2006 kinnick renovation project. this is a look at renderings for the project. the proposed renovation would replace the existing general admission seating with upper and lower general admission seating bowls... plus two general admission concourses... and a premium club level. the regents will discuss the plan at their next meeting. if they approve it, the meteorologist joe winters joins us now with our first alert forecast. joe, we could see frost overnight? as the sky clears and wind diminish tonight the temperatures drop. freeze warnings and frost advisories have been posted for the entire tv 9 viewing area. the key factor will be the wind. at this time of the year even a wind near or above 5 mph can prevent a freeze with most frost in low lying areas. regardless i plants that you still want to keep g

but first - a university of iowa freshman has been arrested for making a false report of an active shooter over the weekend. 18-year-old harrison t. simouris was arrested by university of iowa police after admitting the text message he sent was a prank. the student origionally made that claim saturday te burge residence hall. simouris admitted the prank to a friend which led to his arrest. now let's check in with chief meteorologist terry swails. to see what's coming down the today city leaders made a big announcement for the city of cedar rapids rapidsthat's expected to bring hundreds of employees to the kelly, the digital marketing company - hibu - is moving from 63-hundred "c" street southwest, south of highway 30 30to the town centre building on third avenue southeast.. that will move more than six- hundred-fifty jobs - making hibu one of the largest employers in the downtown district. the business formerly known as yellow book has signed a five year contract with multi-year renewal options. they'll make the move next may--but in the meantime, big rennovations will be made to three flo

but he says the care he gets at the university of iowa has helped them help him. >> max has taught me courage. love. i learn more from max than he does from me." me."his attitute and inspirational story is the reason max has been named kid captain for this weekend's probably does for me. >> 's attitude and inspirational story is the reason that max has been named, iowa football game against purdue. as a side note, his dad is working on the new children's hospital. he says he is proud to be working on such an important project. >>> coming up on the cbs2 news at noon, the 15 minutes of fame is not over yet. >>> after a chilly start this morning and eastern iowa, temperatures are starting to climb. we will see temperatures around ng. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired just for being pregnant. and blum tried to defund planned parenthood, even though women depend on it for critical care, like cancer screenings. i was diagnosed with breast cancer, and i know it was early detection that made a difference. it's not a political issue.

the university of iowa police sent out a warning to students and staff of a man with a knife in downtown iowa city. authorities say it took an hour to find the man. this is the second reported hawk alert issued by university this football player -- troy davis -- is arrested this morning. this happened a few hours after he was honored for his induction ino the college football hall of fame. university police say the 41-year-old was arrested and charged with public intoxication on chamberlain street in ames. he was taken to the story county at iowa state -- even a runner-up in the heisman trophy ballot in 96. davis will be inducted into the december. the family of an eastern iowa man who died while hunting in montana -- mourns his loss. authorities found the body of 60- year-old mark rollins of decorah in the crazy mountains near willsall last wednesday. they say -- it looks like he fell off live from decorah with more. shirley. i'm here the downtown...where mark rollins and his wife own resturant called...ede's and the this picture shows the kind of man who mark rollins the crazy mountain

you should plan on a bit of a wait if you want to vote in hi the university of iowa. the county auditor says many students are likely registered as well. if you are not registered you can speed the process up by printing out the form and having it ready to go. the auditor also recommends to go at a time when fewer people are out. >> our big rush is people going to work, lunch hour and when people get off work. if you go at one of those too much of a wait. >> if you would like to vote before election day here's what you need to know. you can vote in person now until the day before the election. if you cast a ballot in iowa you don't have to show any identification but if this is your first i -- vote and i what you could bring your driver's license or a copy of a utility bill or other government documents. if you plan to vote on election day, polls are open on november 8 of 7 am to 9 pm. be sure to tune into the fox 28 news at 9 for complete election night ve high school seniors are planning their futures in applying for colleges. >> now a local student has something mo

now police are investigating reported case of sexual assault at the university of iowa. it allegedly happened late saturday night the dormont eastside. university leaders are required to report any claim of sexual assault campus safety. >>> a game six for chicago. the cubs pulled out their first field in more than seven years. chris bryant three run home run in the fourth inning gave the cubs believe they needed and we can watch game six tomorrow and fox 28 at 7:00. >>> we are cloudy but mild. 45 degrees this afternoon. sixtys next -- 45 this morning 66 this afternoon. cloud cover of the satellite and radar but despite that it will we are seeing a bit of cloud cover to the afternoon and it captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, october 31st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> fbi director james comey faces major backlash for a review of clinton-related e-mails. former attorney general eric holder says comey is a good man who made a serious error. kellyanne conway is here in studio 57, donald trump's campaign manager. >>> an officer was shot as the

iowa today. chelsea clinton will be at seffens hall at the university of dubuque. the event starts at 11 this morning with doors opening at 10:15. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords was in cedar rapids, trying to encourage people to vote for candidates who support gun control measures. giffords survived a mass shooting in january 2011 that left her with a severe tucson. since then -- and amid all of the recovery and rehabilitation -- the former democratic congresswom an has been a vocal advocate for laws to prevent gun violence. yesterday, she spoke at greene square in downtown cedar rapids. "stopping gun violence takes courage. the courage to do what's right, the courage of new ideas. i've seen great courage when my life was on the line. now is the time to come together. be responsible. " giffords' appearance was part of a national bus tour that's focusing on trying to reduce gun violence. the tour continues until election day. people throughout cedar rapids are working to help a set of young twins who face severe allergies. their condition has forced the

right now -- university of iowa police policeuniversity of right now -- right now -- university of right now -- right now -- university of iowa police policeare investigating several break-ins in the dorms over student's safety. safety.residence hall officials say they take building security very seriously...every student must have a proximity key to enter the buildings -- or use the elevators.and each residence hall has a front desk and security cameras...officials also encourage students to take their safety into their own hands. greg 18:27:24 "the undergraduat e students in the building do safety rounds through the building seven days a week, 2- 3 times a night where they walk individual floors." floors."police ask that students be careful who they residence halls with thema& and remember to always lock your doors. schools in tiffin will be backto normal this morning - they were on lockdown yesterday after a high speed chase through two corridor coun. counties.cedar rapids police tried to pull over a car thursday afternoon when the driver sped into johnson county on interstate 380 bef

right now, researchers at the university of iowa are looking for a way to stop cancer.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga takes us inside a one-of-a-kind lab where unique resources are leading there is a valuable resource tucked away in a biology building at the university of iowa.dr. soll15;01;32;10 there's a quarter of $1 billion of hybridomas frozen in this box. 5 these hybrid cells are used to supply more than 70 thousand researchers around the world.scientists at the university of iowa are using them to break new ground in cancer researchdeb 1519;43;27 we are uniquely positioned to do it tomorrow because we have the monoclonal antibody's collection that resource. 10 more than 4 thousand paired with a one of a kind computer program are letting them watch tumors growdr. soll 14;41;52;20 let's make a model three dimensional dynamic model and then test all of our antibodies to see if we can find a new drug because the drugs for cancer stink. 10dr. stolls wife fell victim to brain cancer 6 years ago.dr. soll14;57;26;26 it made me say take your last breath you have see if we can find new drug

police say cedar rapids man was flown to the university of iowa for treatment. maxwell-- who's from nashville-- and her passengers were treated at the scene. the university of iowa issued it's third campus alert for sexual misconduct, this fall. u-i public safety said a sexual assault happened around two yesterday morning. it says the victim was approached outside a residence hall on the east side. that person was taken to a nearby corner of the building where the incident happen he's described as an about six foot tall male, older than college age. the ui also says an "active shooter" threat reported at a campus dorm yesterday afternoon... was all a joke. ui police say around five a student called the department after receiving a text from a friend claiming there was an active shooter at burge hall. police started evacuating the building immediately. the student called police back a few minutes later to say both students, but authorities have not made any arrests. ui police say it didn't send out a hawk alert because they quickly determined it was not a credible

because university of iowa students would of gotten their award notifications the first week of march. now we're think about sending out the middle part of january. i think other schools will be doing the same. then it allows them more time to look over the award notification and make a decision." more benefits of the fasfa update could be.. because it's early, tax information should already be done. you won't have to estimate. this fasfa uses prior- prior tax forms. and also families could feel less pressure after having more time to consider the options before a school's deadline. there's still plenty of time to fill out the fasfa, but it's best to get it submitted early as possible. i've listed the information on how to do that on kcrg student of the month for october. nayra lujano , a senior from washington high school in washington is our winner. she's a multi- lingual student who maintains a near-perfect g-p-a with challenging classes. nayra mentors other students in industrial tech and lego league, and also plays oboe and piano in the school band. we'll introduce you to nayra a

the nite ride program at the university of iowa has new travelers.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore is live in iowa mellaney? university of iowa public safety says they're expecting halloween to be a busy night.. night..from ten o'clock at night until six o'clock in the >> reporter: that the department of public safety says that they expect halloween to be very busy from 10:00 at night until 6:00 in the morning night ride will provide a free and self -- safe way to travel. the service was open for just increased the number of people using the service. it is about 130s -- 130 students per night. all of the buses have cameras and microphones. users can order a ride and the driver knows who has ordered the bus and where they are supposed to get off.>> it's a great idea. a lot of guys when you are out at night, you want to get out and have at -- and get back home without something >> reporter: if you would like to learn more about the night ride service or the phone app, we have more information online at cbs2iowa.com. covering the corridor work and iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news

right now - university of iowa police are investigating a - sexual assault on campus. campus.they say it happened - between friday night - and saturday morning - at an east side residence - hall. investigators say the victim - - may have known the attacker.the department of public safety - is reminding university policy - to engage in sexual activities - without clear consent.and if someone has been drinking - they cannot?? give consent. another alert from the university of iowa- iowa-right now- iowa city police have a suspect in custody who matches the description of a man seen with a knife this afternoon near the university.this afternoon a hawk alert was sent out through text and phone call. the alert warned students and employees there was a 40 year grocery.right now- according to the university of iowa's emergency information website- the current campus status is normal and there are no known emergencies. in the race for the white house - -senator bernie sanders was scheduled to be in iowa city tomorrow - to campaign for hillary clinton.. clinton..but - we're gett

if you want to go, it is free. >>> one of the university of iowa's biggest comebacks after the flood of 2008 will go on display for all to explore. today cbs2 is getting a sneak peek inside. right now officials are giving our crew a tour of the new music building. that is happening right now. flooding eight years ago forced students and faculty out of the construction, the new space welcomes students this fall. the public dedication ceremony will begin at 4:00 friday afternoon. >>> coming up on cbs2 news at noon, we have a warmer than usual week. where in the country is looking at record-breaking heat. >>> not a bad day today. still above normal for our forecast. seventy today. tonight, 46. year normally says 61. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did t

iowa city.>> reporter: karen, it took three years to plan and three years to build the music building. now, all of the university of iowa's music students are back under for the university of iowa music students, class is starting on a high note. the 2008 flood separated the school of music to several locations on and off campus. now they have one brand-new $152 million home. is the place to learn together. >> it is awesome and very motivating to practice in these awesome rooms that are new. it makes me excited to perform. >> reporter: the 190,000 ft.2 includes performance spaces, rehearsal rooms and 65 practice rooms. all of them have state-of-the- art equipment, design and acoustics. >> the halls are not only great for the patrons who come to see the contract -- the concerts, but they are important to students who need that feedback in order to perform in ways that they are being taught.>> reporter: he says he let -- working with instructors and a supportive environment. >> it's incredible to see. also the opportunity to see the general public throw into our facility and come into our concerts is wonderful.>>

of iowa. iowa democrats brought some olympic firepower to eastern io. iowa.olympican came to the university of iowa for a stop with congressman dave loebsack -- talking about early voting.after kwan's skating career was over -- she got a job at the state department working with hillary clinton -- and then joined the campaign well before the iowa caucuses.now she's the surrogate outreach co. coordinator.loebsack is in a re-election race with republican doctor christopher peters.after 10 years in congress -- loebsack did ?not get the the gazette's endorsement. "you want all the endorsements obviously but i feel pretty done and i'll do all that i can to get all the endorsements i can on election day. iowa's two first district candidates finally came face to face this week in their one and only debate of the cycle. they touched on issues like flood protection in cedar rapids -- where vernon criticized blum and the iowa delegation for not doing enough to get the money appropriated.blum countered saying that actually giving that money out is being held up by federal formulas that disadvantage sma

the text message might have been a prank, but no one's laughing and now a university of iowa student faces charges. harrison saying there was an active shooter on the u of i campus on saturday. his friend then contacted police. campus police quickly determined there was no threat. tsimouris has been charged with filing a false report. the university of iowa is warning students of a third sexual assault reported to police this semester. a campuswide alert went out over the weekend a victim reported being approached outside a residence hall by a man before the assault happened. two other assaults were reported on october 2nd and september 28th targeting a site being used by isis in iraq. this video is from the department of defense. yesterday, the iraqi prime minister said they are move -- trying to retake mosul from isis -- two years after iraq's second- largest city fell. more than one million people live there. this morning, a wildfire is burning out of control in colorado. 13-hundred acres. the fire broke out yesterday morning. firefighters don't know how it started. another fire --

there's a collection at the university of iowa that you won't find anywhere else in the world. it's a bank of cancer- fighting antibodies in the university of iowa biology department. it's called the developmenta l studies hybridoma bank. researchers across the world use the antibodies to david soll says his wife died from a brain tumor, and her honor inspires his research. "12:23:31;22 - if we're lucky, if we're really lucky we will find a drug that stops metastisis, stops tumors from forming. when the first tumor forms, we're not going to be there with the drug to stop it, but when that thing starts to spread out and you most of the time die from the mestastisis." the bank of antibodies is worth $250 million. this mornin taking over downtown cedar rapids to raise awareness about alzheimer's. the walk to end alzheimer's was supposed to be last month, but flooding on the cedar river postponed it. we told you earlier this week how organizers spent countless hours making sure everything would be the same, just three weeks later. organizers told us it was important to get it back o