gh: alo: 48 dbq: 51 iow: 52 nh ear. areas of frostlikely. w3 alo: 32 dbq: 33 iow:5is midday, to get sandbags removed after last month's flooding. crews started picking up sandbags around 7:30 this morning. the city says workers were out on the northwe way south to collect all of the sandbags over the next 3 weeks. people should put sandbags in the public right-of-way along the front curb, on the street on lightly-traveled streets, or on any portion of a driveway. pickup was supposed to start on monday, but the contractor hired to do the work needed until today to prepare a contract for the job. several small businesses that recover after losing a week of sales. this morning, city leaders laid out a plan to give those businesses a boost. kcrg-tv9's brea love was at this morning's announcement. brea, what does the city plan to do to help? chris the city created a fund to help out those businesses. it's called the jobs and small business recovery fund. this is a partnership between the city, the greater cedar rapids community foundation, city council put 75 thousand dollars into the fund, and any impacted small business will be able to apply for a 5 thousand dollar grant. businesses interested in applying must be in the 28 foot evacuation area. they must have been in operation during the flood and have 50 or fewer employees. officials say 5 thousand might not cover it all, but a good start to support a business's recovery process. "that's not likely to cover all the costs businesses have incurred, but we think as the city manager said it's important in the hands of the people as quickly as possible." the city is also asking for the public's help with contributions to the fund. the information on that and the application process is currently on the city's website, you can also find it on the economic alliance's website. live in downtown cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. cedar rapids has taken a first step in building city broke ground on the levee that will protect the newbo district from most flooding yesterday. that levee will stretch from south of the sinclair site to the african american museum of iowa. it will eliminate the need for many of the hesco barriers that helped protect the area from last month's flood. cedar rapids mayor ron corbett says this project is just the start. " it's a great starting point, move over and protect czech village " the city says the levee will hold back water of a cedar river level of up to 20 feet -- the flooding last month reached 22 feet. it expects it to be completed by the end of next year. but the city is still short millions of dollars to complete the full flood protection plan. less than four weeks away from the presidential election, the nominees are campaigning in key battleground states o for democrat hillary clinton from her husband and former president bill clinton. he'll be in waterloo at the cattle congress ag building later tonight. doors open to that event at 5:45. clinton is also in central iowa in indianola earlier in the day. doors open to his event at simpson college at 11:30. he'll be in linn county and davenport tomorrow. florida today. this is a live look at his event in ocala, about an hour north of orlando. the nominee is scheduled to speak any minute. today's rally comes as republicans from across the country are taking back their endorsements because of a vulgar video of trump from 2005. abc's kenneth moton reports. donald trump and his campaign unleashed and unshackled. sot donald trump on fox "the shackles are some of the establishm within the republican party. trump told fox news he wouldn't be in a foxhole with gopers who pulled their support. sot trump on fox including ryan...especial ly ryan. house speaker paul ryan now focused on down ballot races after trump's vulgar 2005 video came to light. trump campaign manager kellyanne conway on gma. sot kellyanne conway on gma enough of the pussyfooting support us? the fact is some of these leaders have been wishy-washy divided republicans...u nited democrats. former bill clinton vp al gore came out of the political shadows to reunite with hillary clinton in florida, the state that cost him the presidency. president obama took on trump and protestors wearing bill clinton rapist shirts. sot obama see those are some folks, they were auditioning for a reality show. clinton up in the polls but dealing with more email fallout. the state department under her time accused of giving preferential treatment to clinton foundation donors after the 2010 haiti earthquake. and after a wikileaks campaign was given updates about her private email server case...it turns out it was information that was already available to the public. the clinton campaign chair who has been the recent focus of hacked emails says the fbi is investigating. kenneth moton, abc news washington. students across iowa will take part in their own straw polls pate says they'll take place on tuesday, november first. pate says the goal is to give students hands on experience with the political system. so far around 200 schools have registered to participate. we'll know the results that same day. the straw poll is part of the free elections 101 curriculum that the secretary of state's office developed. after last month's flood forced the annual walk to end alzheimer's race in cedar rapids to be postponed, the race is back on f the downtown ampitheatre was practically underwater two weeks ago. there was a massive clean up effort, as well as countless hours to reschedule the walk. the 2 mile walk benefits the more 5 million currently facing alzheimers. organizers say all of the work is worth it to make sure this event went on for the families and people affected by the disease. 19:41 "we have a few people who were planning to share their stories at the walk, and those individuals will be able to come again on this date. so i think it's really important to stay motivated for them too so that behind them in their journey." the walk starts at the amphitheatre at 10 am on saturday. there's still time to sign up, you can find out how to do that on kcrg dot com. shoppers can often get away with having too many items in the express lane. this week, an expecting mother in utah walked out with far more than groceries. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert has plowed across the state. our temperatures will be fairly steady or slowly fall the rest of the day with through the first part of the afternoon. by evening, clouds will begin to part and blustery northwest winds will start to subside. lows drop to the lower to middle 30s the valleys where the wind can become lighter. sunshine returns tomorrow with highs in the 50s, followed by 60s on friday. we ought to hit the 70s this weekend and some showers and storms are possible late saturday into saturday night.today: cloudy with showers through wind: nw 10-20. high: 50 alo: 48 dbq: 51 iow: 52 47 to 53 tonight: clear. areas of frost likely. wind: nw 5-10. low: 33 alo: 32 dbq: 33 iow: 35 30 to 36 tomorrow: sunny and a little cool. wind: light south. high: 58 alo: 58 dbq: 56 iow: 59 55 to 61 tom. night: clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 40 alo: 39 dbq: 38 37 to 43 friday: mostly sunny. high: 66 low: 40 saturday: chance of showers and storms late in the day. windy. high: 74 low: 54 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 70 low: 55 monday: chance of showers. high: 74 low: 54 tuesday: mostly cloudy. high: 70 low: 2 partly cloudy. high: 66 low: 49 thursday: chance of showers. high: 57 low: 44 an expecting mother in utah week for baby supplies, but left with a whole lot more. with help from some strangers and employees, she gave new meaning to the express checkout. ali monsen from ktvx reports. cecilia rivas was in the express checkout lane... but her fast-track delivery wasn't the kind employees were expecting. nats, no super "it was intense!" the expectant mom says she started feeling some slight contractions early sunday morning so decided to to go buy some basic baby necessities at the payson thinking that the baby may be coming in the afternoon." but as rivas made her way to checkout lane eleven, she says she realized money couldn't buy what she was about to get. john dayton, asst. store manager "she was like 'pain' and then i was like, 'are you okay?' and then she was like 'baby,' and i'm like, 'k.'" assistant store manager john dayton says rivas was a ticking time bomb who insisted on first paying the cashier. cecilia rivas, gave birth at walmart she says... "i paid, and when they gave me the change, that's when i broke water. and i felt the head of the baby coming out." fortunately, a spanish- speaking good samaritan customer was right behind rivas, and helped her lie down and push... while some fast-acting walmart employees closed down the checkout-lane. "we all grabbed sheets, we grabbed some towels, we had some sheets up so she had privacy and all that." talk about quality customer service! witnesses say it was minutes later that rebas gave birth to a healthy baby boy -- a tender and relieving moment, this store manager says, for everyone involved. john dayton, asst. store manager "it was probably like the fastest baby delivered like ever." janette barney, director of labor and delivery, mountain view hospital, payson "it can happen. contractions can be really painful to not-so-painful, so me moms just don't realize ey're in bor..." now the santuin mom of for her and her baby boy. she says to me, she was an angel. ali monsen, reporter baby matias has one brother and one sister, who are mom could leave the hospital within a week. reporting in payson, ali monsen, good the national f-f-a organization says it has a year. the future farmers of america now boasts an enrollment of over 650,000. more on that in today's agribusiness report. welcome to the agribusiness report, i'm david geiger. ---- in 2014.. the farm bill mandated a plan to create a new office of an undersecretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs.. the department of agriculture is now trying to finish up a study before the obama administration leaves office.. senate agriculture chairman pat roberts asked about the status of it to secretary tom vilsack.. saying the report is now nearly two years late... and could be key to passing trade deals like the trans-a needed two studies.. and they have been working on making sure there is no overlapping or competing jurisdictions in the usda.. which is key to creating a new undersecretary post. "this is a very, very, very complicated issue that you've presented to us. it doesn't just involve setting up an under secretary of trade. it really does require a look at all equities within the usda and are a multitude of equities." ---- a-b-c network.. along with employees diane sawyer and jim avila are along with employees diane sawyer and jim avila are asking a judge to dismiss a one point two billion dollar defamation lawsuit. the lawsuit was filed by beef products incorporated after the networks reported on lean, finely they nicknamed "pink slime".. b-p-i filed in 2012.. saying the reports led to three plants being closed down.. and around seven hundred people done in the public's interest because most were unaware of the beef product.. the case is currently set to go to trial in june. by beef products incorporated after the networks reported on lean, finely textured beef products.. which they nicknamed "pink slime".. b-p-i filed in 2012.. saying the reports led to three plants being closed down.. and around seven hundred people laid off. a-b-c claims the work was done in the public's interest because most were unaware of the beef product.. the case is national ffa organization now has a record high student membership.. the future farmers of america.. announced membership almost near six hundred and 50 thousand.. up three precent from last year's 6 hundred 29 thousand.. this year.. the national ffa announced graduating high school seniors automatically get alumni membership.. so naturally.. the organization also saw a large increase from 62 thousand to two hundred 25 thousand alumni members.. ---- and that's all the time i have for the show today.. thanks for tuning in.. i hope to see you again tomorrow. ---- we'll post a video every day in the agriculture section of kc. agribusiness report. trt oc: standard now that the threat of severe now that the threat of severe weather has left florida, tourists are returning -- but also some are selling products to protect people from the zika virus that turn out to be scams... stay with kcrg-tv 9. now that the winter weather is warmer weather -- arizona, texas... and definitely florida. yet zika concerns remain in florida... especially for people preying on tourists. barbara green from the better business bureau is here to talk about some of the concerns popping up on zika...tourists. ..and scams. with the weather turning colder many midwesterners start planning their winter escape to warmer climates. florida is a popular destination that consumers might the outbreak of zika. scammers make their living preying on our fears. with the zika outbreak in miami, scammers are cashing in on our anxiety about the disease. if you are considering a florida vacation don't fall for cons that claim to repel the mosquitos that spread it. how the scam works: you hear about a product that can prevent your contacting zika; you may have seen a friend's post on social media, gotten an email or found a website through search. the promoted products range from wristbands to patches to stickers, and they all claim t product's website may look completely legitimate and have a lot of information, including convincing testimonials. but don't fall for it! the federal trade commission already issued warnings to online sellers http: , urging them to remove unsubstantiated claims about the products. when purchasing, be skeptical of any too- good-to-be-true claims and look for epa-approved products. spot a fraudulent health product by watching out for these red flags: one product does it all... instantly. be suspicious of products that claim to immediately cure a wide range of diseases. no one product could be effective against a long, varied list of conditions or diseases. 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" che th your ctor: if you're tempted to buy e aimscheck th your doctor or othh care professional first. for riormationlearn more about finda legitite option to otect yourself against zika d m tp: for advice onrotecting your mily from mosquitos, check out is piece fm the centers for disease control and preventionte between cedar rapids and iowa. driverless cars are about to hit the highway. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our temperatures coming up in your first alert last month's flooding. the annual walk to end alzheimers in cedar rapids is ready to go after flooding washed out plans for last week. in north carolina, the governor says it could be a while before his state returns to normal after hurricane matthew. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, breaking news just into the newsroom, two cedar rapids police officers were justified in shooting and killing a man last month. the officers killed 25- year-old markell bivins during a domestic disturbance at valley high apartments on edgewood road. time. she is now out of the hospital and is recovering. small businesses in cedar rapids are trying to figure out how to make up for a full week of lost revenue. flooding forced several businesses to shut down. kcrg-tv9's brea love was at a news conference this morning where city leaders laid out a plan to help them recover, and joins us live. brea, what is the city planning to do? chris the city created a fund to help out those jobs and small business recovery fund. this is a partnership between the city, the greater cedar rapids community foundation, and the metro economic alliance. city council put 75 thousand dollars into the fund, and any impacted small business will be able to apply for a 5 thousand dollar grant. businesses interested in applying must be in the 28 foot evacuation area. they must have been in operation during the flood and have 50 or fewer employees. the goal is to get the money distributed as quickly as possible to promote recovery. mayor ron corbett says the city learned a lot of things from 2008, and knew to "for all the businesses out there we're standing with you, we're standing behind you." the city is also asking for the public's help with contributions to the fund. the information on that and the on the city's website, you can also find it on the economic alliance's website. live in downtown cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. in north carolina, hurricane matthew has now killed 19 people. governor pat mccrory announced the new numbers this morning. the tar river in greenville is expected to crest later today. that could mean even more flooding for people along north of the 9 thousand people along the river in greenville to heed his order to evacuate. "while we're having these extremely beautiful days, people are suffering as we speak. and people are getting ready for major flooding or involved in major flooding in beautiful towns and cities throughout north carolina. " north carolina is averaging about 2 deaths overall, the storm killed 34 people in the united states one million cholera vaccines are going to haiti after matthew devastated the country last week. the disease is already an issue in the country -- as almost 10,000 people have died from cholera in the last 6 years. it's expected to get worse with the risk of contaminated water. matthew is already blamed for more than 1,000 deaths in haiti. meteorologist justin gehrts has alert forecast, justin... the much-advertised cold front has plowed across the state. our temperatures will be fairly steady or slowly fall the rest of the day with scattered showers hanging around through the first part of the afternoon. by evening, clouds will begin to part and blustery northwest winds w lows drop to the lower to middle 30s and areas of frost are likely, especially in the valleys where the wind can become lighter. sunshine returns tomorrow with highs in the 50s, followed by 60s on friday. we ought to hit the 70s this weekend and some showers and storms are possible late saturday into saturday night.today: cloudy with showers through early afternoon. clearing late. wind: nw 10-20. high: 50 alo: 48 dbq: 51 iow: 52 tonight: clear. areas of frost likely. wind: nw 5-10. low: 33 alo: 32 dbq: 33 iow: 35 former president bill clinton he's scheduled to speak at simpson college in indianola at this hour. from there, he'll head to waterloo to the cattle congress ag building with doors opening at 5:45. on thursday, he'll be in linn county and davenport, but times and locations for those events aren't set yet. the former president and husband of presidential nominee hillary clinton was in florida yeste people to register to vote in this year's election. "the federal court in tallahassee gave us an extra day of early registration. take advantage of it. we've got to get people registered to vote." mr. clinton also spoke on his wife's vision for an economy that works for everyone. republican donald trump is trying to gain support in the key swing state of florida this week. he's campaigning in a city a live look at his rally in ocala. this is the republican nominee's 2nd straight day in florida. he was in panama city yesterday. real clear politics polls show hillary clinton with a slight 3 point edge over trump in florida. trump's v-p nominee, mike pence, is going after hillary clinton for her emails. yesterday, the indiana governor spoke with supporters at the des moines area community college in newton. he touched on the hacked clinton clinton spokesman in communication with the justice department, while she was under investigation for her private email server. pence also talked about clinton's deleted emails. "33:30 hillary clinton used high technology to erase the 18 thousand emails. that doesn't sound like politics, that sounds like obstruction and the american people are sick and tired of it. " pence also spoke at the g-o-p a driver-less network could be the future of transportation between iowa city and cedar rapids on interstate 380. the iowa d-o-t has plans for a pilot project to move both people and goods. they will have to put high definition maps into the automated vehicles. those maps will constantly update road conditions. the driver-less vehicles would be driving alongside people. d-o-t officials say they chose to test out the technology on 380 because of the high volume of freight crashes are human errors, and they see this as a solution. "safety is a really big issue over 95 percent of car crashes has driver error involved. so computers can make better decisions when responding to dangerous situations then human drivers " the pilot project will cost more than $2 million dollars. after last month's flood pushed the date back, the meet at the mcgrath amphitheater this weekend to raise money and let more people know about for alzheimer's research. kcrg-tv9's brea love repots a lot of work went into helping get the walk back on track. it's a special day for many.. walkers don their purple to help the more than five million facing alzheimer's disease. cousins teresa dusil and karen sweet know it well. they've both seen it in parents, uncles, and "9:50it's just sad to see that people don't know you anymore." dusil says watching the effects of disease is a major reason to raise awareness. "7:36it's such a common disease, but when people find out they have it. they want to hide it and if people want to hide it, there's not going to be any research and the awareness isn't there." sweet's father was facing alzheimer's in 20-11. which gave her the idea to start team deerborne. ever sinceher family meets in her father's honor and in support of caregivers like her mother. "12:18dad never got to the point where he couldn't remember any our uncle." "12:37he died of other causes, but for that we're almost blessed because we didn't lose him completely in his memory." the walk is now a staple for their family. just two weeks ago flood waters left mcgrath ampitheater virtually underwater. that forced the alzheimer's assocaition of east central iowa to postpone, but never cancel. "19:16people have family reunions, and get their team together. there really was never going to be a time when we would just cancel it all together. we knew we would postpone it, we knew we wanted to have it. we would have this opportunity for people to come together." that's for families like team deerborn e, which will walk for the 6th time s cause of death in the u.s. that's mostly in seniors. walk with brea's story on kcrg dot com. from his years in hard rock -- to disco -- to 80's ballads... to crooning... rod stewart still performs around the world. now add a dash of royalty to rod stewart... that's coming up... plus, the cubs... survive. fans can rest easy for the few days... and someone finally takes out the giants in the playoffs. meteorologist justin gehrts updates our first alert the much-advertised cold front has plowed across the state. our temperatures will be fairly steady or slowly fall the rest of the day with scattered showers hanging around through the first part of the afternoon. by evening, clouds will begin to part and blustery drop to the lower to middle 30s and areas of frost are likely, especially in the valleys where the wind can become lighter. sunshine returns tomorrow with highs in the 50s, followed by 60s on friday. we ought to hit the 70s this weekend and possible late saturday into saturday night.today: cloudy with showers through early afternoon. clearing late. wind: nw 10-20. high: 50 alo: 48 dbq: 51 iow: 52 47 to 53 tonight: clear. areas of frost likely. wind: nw 5-10. low: 33 alo: 32 dbq: 33 iow: 35 30 to 36 tomorrow: sunny and a little cool. wind: light wind: se 5-10. low: 40 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 41 37 to 43 friday: mostly sunny. high: 66 low: 40 saturday: chance of showers and storms late in the day. windy. high: 74 low: 54 sunday: partly cloudy. high: 70 low: 55 monday: chance of showers. high: 74 low: 54 tuesday: mostly cloudy. high: 70 low: 52 wednesday: partly cloudy. high: 66 low: 49 thursday: chance of rod stewart can now ask "do you think i'm royalty?" latest information on a heist from paris that seems to captivate a segment of the population. jason nathanson has today's showbiz wrap. don't call kim kardashian's paris robbery a fake - she's suing one website over such a claim. the headline last week on the gossip website media takeout screamed quote kim kardashian staged the star is now suing the website for libel, demanding a retraction, apology, and money. the article in question has been taken off the site. the mother of jim carrey's ex-girlfriend is now suing the actor for wrongful death. cathriona white committed suicide last year - and her mother says it was because carrey gave her three stds, lied about it, and gav herself. the mom says she wants the world to know the truth about who carrey really is. carrey's lawyer says the claim is a ridiculous attempt from an estranged mother to capitalize on her daughter's suicide. ap-aptn-1513: uk rod stewart,0146 call him sir rod? rock star rod stewart is now a knight of the british empire. prince william did the honors tuesday in london, as stewart was knighted at buckingham palace. he joins paul mccartney and mick jagger as other legendary british musicians who can now be called sir. ap-aptn-0711: file drake,0185 and you won't get to see drake's hotline bling in person - the rapper has canceled the rest of his tour. he'll miss his last three stops because of an ankle heal before his european tour starts in january. and that's what's happening in hollywood. i'm jason nathanson, abc news, los angeles.these last two nigh been good on the ticker for cubs fans... last night, chicago had a chance to relax for a couple of days -- with a game 4 win at san francisco to move onto the national league championship series. but a loss... would force game 5 in chicago... and all that angst... we scroll ahead to the top of the 9th. 5-2 giants... but... two on for ben zobrist -- and, cubs fans, this is why my royals traded away their future to rent ben zobrist for three months last year when they won it all... zobrist comes through. a double to right. kris bryant scores. 5-3. the collar getting a little tight for san francisco. new pitcher. new troubles. willson contreras slips through a ground ball with eyes to center. anthony rizzo scores. ben zobrist scores. tied at 5. then, an error by the giants shortstop new pitcher. new troubles. javier baez singles to center. jason heyward scores. 9th, aroldis chapman strikes out the side. cubs win... cubs win... they're off to the nlcs against either washington or los angeles. on this cooler day, your vets may catch a break from the recent heat -- it's good to have all that fur. if you have a question for veternarian, dr. ryan steen, call us now at 319- ---, thanks for being here. coming up tomorrow, our giving... and the tax implications. stay with your 24 hour involved shooting found two cedar rapids police officers were justified in killing a man last month. the officers killed 25- year-old markell bivins during a domestic disturbance at valley high apartments off of edgewood road. they say bivins stabbed a woman who was inside the apartment at the time. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. has plowed across the state. our temperatures will be fairly steady or slowly fall the rest of the day with scattered showers hanging around through the first part of the afternoon. by evening, clouds will begin to part and blustery northwest winds will start to subside. lows drop to the lower to middle 30s and areas of frost are likely, especially in the valleys where the wind can become lighter. sunshine returns tomorrow with highs in the 50s, followed by 60s on friday. we ought to hit the 70s this >> announcer: it's day three of our incredible adventure at the epcot international food and wine festival at the walt disney world resort. today, we're serving up magical meals in minutes. clinton's got the perfect dessert with music superstar monica. mario and michael are trading in their lightsabers for spatulas in an intergalactic culinary challenge. and we're taking a trip to where disney culinary magic is born. and it all starts right now on "the chew." 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