a teenager is dead after an early morning stabbing in cedar rapids. rapids.right now, the circumstances around this deadly act remain a mystery. mystery.police were called to the 67-hundred block of around this deadly act remain a mystery. police were called to the -- just after 2:00 this morning. they found allege 18-year-old with a stab wound to the chest and rushed him to the hospital. an hour later the unidentified dora has been looking into this case for us and after so many hours we know so little about this case. >> and it is unfortunate because so many of his friends say he was loved around the area. students living there say they don't feel safe any more. that's because there are rumors of a robbery. right now police won't confirm any details and say they are suspicious death. authorities have questioned a number of people but no suspects have been named. those who say they knew the victim declined to go on camera today but we also reached out to -- they tell us because authorities have not identified the victim, they cannot tell us whether he was a student there or not. we will continue to look into the case as saloon as we -- soon as we have it. clouds blanketed eastern iowa. >> and it looks like they may stick around for a while. terry, what's the latest on the river? >> still monitoring the river but we are certainly seeing some trends there. our current stage is down to 14.4 feet. that's down 7 1/2 feet and it will continue to fall and by midday sunday we should be below the 12 feet level. you talk about those clouds. you can see he some of those working their way from the our weather. we are anticipating some clouds and there may be a stray shower or sprinkle around so you might want to keep that m mind. i wouldn't expect it to be much. tomorrow, 61 degrees, winds out of the north 5 to 10 and mostly cloudy skies in iowa city. that's the way it should be in the rest of iowa. but better things are in store for sunday. we'll tell you about of the forecast. lynn county authorities trying to figure out how much damage was caused by cedar river flooding. >> this is what we know. in cedar rapids, 35 buildings were not impacted at all. 2 had structure problems. 10 buildings could take up to a month to repair. inspectors couldn't get into 5 minor damage. 3 were inaccessible. >> the i-380 ramp in cedar rapids, now back open, meaning just 2 exits remain closed. all of the downtown bridges are expected to reopen to all traffic by tomorrow morning. with downtown cedar rapids before the flood, thousands of workers were sent home. >> for many, that's a costly shows us how some tried to get by before the all clear. >> here in the -- district business came to a screeching halt due to the flooding. however some places have been able to keep their salaried employees on the books. and other places like parlor city have even hired on helping hands in hopes of opening sooner. for many workers they can only paycheck. employees impacted by the flooding can actually file unemployment. the iowa work force center has already received about 100 questions about the issue. employees can apply for unemployment. however, many business owners, including steve shriver said he didn't anticipate this becoming a big issue. >> you look 2008, there were 3 to 4 months of down time and we lost flood. business was closed down. so i would say that has the barrier failed and we were looking at a 3 to 6 recovery period down here, it would be a different story. >> shriver said he had discussed unemployment with his workers but none have expressed any interest in the option and they say they would rather just get back to work. will close on sunday.more than 150-trained volunteers have been mobilized to help those in flood-impacted communities. methodist. more than 150 trained trained volunteers have been trained to help. volunteering have also served more than 10,000 meals. >> the red cross has worked around the dropped off a truckload of supplies and donated $25,000 to the nonprofit. red cross is grateful for the major gift. >> it's amazing the communities how when something like this happens how communities stands should recall to shoulder -- shoulder to shoulder and really help one another. >> at this time the red cross donations. >> you now have a place to drop off your sandbags. the city accepted sandbags today. tomorrow you can bring your sandbags to he ellis park. the city is consider canning another drop off-site. it is not hard to find a lot of questionable things being said on social media. >> but in the face of a major flood one group used the por a story behind this amazing effort. >> yeah, it started out as a fade book page -- facebook page to just share information. but then one thing led to another and organizers started collecting dry and canned food items and now every day they are out delivering lunches and meals to the cedar rapids flood zone in the past week. week.the numbers brings tears to organizer stephanie berberich's eyes knowing that people are getting their most prominant need met for survival, food, im speechless. everyday people show up to the bertram township hall with food - a full tank of gas - or hands to . help. teachers, just doctors, nurses, everyday people that came in and just wanted to do their part. cheryl russell doesn't even live in cedar rapids but she's volunteered to deliver meals. meals. i just feel that if i were in that spot i would be thankful for the people volunteers come from as far as minnesota - and donations from as far as - well- anonymous amazon prime members members we don't know who they're from they just wish well wishes. organizer sue wolrab says as soon as a need arises - it's fullfilled. fullfilled. we ran out of bread the other day and within with a pallet of bread,. fifteen pallets of bread. whether we put a call out or not it gets answered but not just like heres a few items hers a driver it gets answered in multitudes. but the most valuable donation given by all these volunteers is their time. we are running on about three hours of sleep but you know the city workers are too and the people with flooded homes too. it's just short term. but something the operation really needs some help this weekend. they need drivers to deliver lunches and dinners and they need people to make the sandwhiches.when it comes to food - they need cheese slices, sandwich meat - trail if you'd like to help you can find out how on my facebook page. and of course bertram brown bag horizons is making sure their clients have enough to eat through the recovery. today they delivered ten-days worth of meals. horizons will reopen their health and wellness offices on monday. nine -- --a booming town in the corridor could soon become a bus town.the new transit option inching closer to reality in north liberty. liberty.and thousands will commute to iowa city tomorrow morning for homecoming.terry tells you what to expect for gameday as clouds roll in tonight.his weatherfirst forecast, when the fox 28 news i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? it's no secret that north liberty is one of the fastest growing communities in iowa. iowa.and with the masses it's no secret that north liberty is one of the fastest growing. >> leaders say it's time to launch their first mass transit system. neighborhoods and other community stops.right now the plan is to run the bus for three hours monday through friday.the plan is still --the man in charge of the renowned health care system on campus is stepping down. down.doctor jean robillard will leave his post as dean of the medical school and head of university of iowa hospitals of the medical school and head of university clinics. he plans to remain a faculty member in the pediatrics department. he also served as interim university president. as the corps dore up, will now get federal help for last month's flood. the order will open up federal funds to local and state agencies impacted by storms in late august. governor is considering whether to ask for additional here we are talking about flooding. it's a little kinder and clouds poured back into eastern iowa today and with that cloud cover around and the lack of sunshine there wasn't much to heat things up. we kept our temperatures in the low to mid-60s, several degrees below normal. we are at 61 right now, still have cloudy skies and a north wind coming in. there have been a few breaks in located out to the east of us and those are backing in here and there's also a few showers in here around lake michigan and wisconsin. there is a chance a few of those could into the area. but they should be -- and here's the high temperatures from around the region today and dubuque only got up to 60 today. 64 here in car little warmer out around i do a i do i do a lieu. tomorrow morning we won't be too much cooler than that as our lows settle into the mid- 50s. here again is our satellite and radar. you can see the circulation that's been impacting our days. this system has not been moving very much. it kicks off these little pieces of energy that makes the clouds. it's obviously a fairly weak system and we're just waiting for something to move it along. you can see those next clouds coming at us. those will eventually get it out of here by sunday. but first we are looking at these showers that are increasing to the east of us. this is the region that ou few rain showers to our region late tonight and tomorrow morning. again, i'm expecting them to be very light and after that the rain should be gone. again we talked about this cut off. you can see it spinning here. this isn't going to move too much in the next 24 hours. it just kind of drifts around throughout the day and then sunday it starts scooting off nice surge of -- well into the. then wednesday as this front comes through they should bring us some scattered thunderstorms. tomorrow maybe a stray shower early in the day. i don't think it should impact the game. a temperature of 61 for homecoming and over in aims, 11:00 o'clock kick off and temperatures about 60 degrees. maybe a little sun working in later in the day but overall a lot of clouds. and you can see those are definitely in the forecast tonight. here and there a few showers showing up as we get toward the morning hours. still a few scattered around but you will notice those are few and far between. low temperatures tonight back in the low to mid-50s. a stray shower or sprinkle a tomorrow a few of those scattered around but mainly in the east. temperatures holding in the 60s for highs and your long range forecast a temperature of 70 on sunday as we get the sunshine back in the area. monday we're up to 73 and we will build on that and finally reach 76 on tuesday. and some storms on wednesday and then the temperatures go back to the 60s on thursday and friday. tomorrow, just a maybe a brief shower sunday and the temperatures are warm. next on the fox 28 news at 9:00, a chance to work between vacations. a look at what congress could get done during a short session as their approval rating remains at record low. >> he's not running for president any more but bernie i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. in twenty-three years, chuck grassley hasn't missed a single vote. in just six years, senator patty judge state fair board member judge missed seventy-six percent of their meetings. iowa economic development commission member judge, missed sixty-nine of seventy-two meetings. the register called patty judge a ?habitual no show.? grassley works. members of congress are back on the job right now, even though they'll be gone again in a few weeks. weeks.fox 28 news national corresponden members are congress are back on the job right now even though they will be gone in a few weeks. >> at the capital to show us accomplished. >> divided government is actually the best government. >> divided they stand, as senate majority leader counted progress. >> over the course we have had over 200 votes. >> others have complained about the lack of action. >> it's about time congress faces responsibility. >> it's not really in the house of representatives. a spending bill which included more than a billion dollars to battle the zika virus and also -- allowing victims of 9/11 to sue saudi arabia but there's a lot they didn't do. >> all congress does is quibble. >> that led to a decision not to vote. a st branch has led to stalemate in the. >> look at the decisions the supreme court has not been able to determine because. >> perhaps one reason why a recent gallup poll showed -- which is an improvement from the 13% earlier this year. after a 7 week summer recess, congress was back for just 4 leaving the hole on capital hill empty. >> i think that's part of what's fueling the trump -- this clown can't possibly do a worse job than you jokers are doing. that brings us to this question of the day. do you believe congress is doing their job. to cast your vote i head to -- there's a link on the home page. th bombs earlier this month said he was inspired by islamic extremists. jay johnson said some americans are buying into terror pop attracting thousands of westerners to join isis. "i mean in this area alone, this area at one point had the largest number of terror stop them from getting to the point that they actually go overseas? him: absolutely. me: you feel you're being successful? him: well, the people i do know of who i've stopped is 7. 7.getting ahead of the slick social media of the terrorist groups is key. key.to see more about de- radicalizing young people, tune in to full measure with sharyl attkisson this sunday morning at nine, right here on fox 28. next on the fox 28 news at nine -- --send in the surrogates.how clinton hopes to in iowa without even setting foot in the hawkeye state. state.and a full slate of high school football games across eastern iowa tonight.your first highlights of the night a full slate of high school football. football. your first highlights of so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 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>> i congress, the judiciary committee. my experience as the state of indiana played a role in his decision to ask me to serve in this capacity. >> talk about race relations. right now we're in a situation where there's great mistrust. what do you do that will improve that situation? >> well, obviously our hearts break any time there's a loss believe we have to choose between accountability and support for our law enforcement. >> are you in favor of stop and frisk? >> i think what we need is leadership from the top that will stand with our law enforcement community. >> you said that donald trump demonstrated restraint. do you think this next debate will be more civil? >> i'm looking to the opportunity to take to the stage talk about donald trump's vision for this country, but also talk about the choice that the american people face. i really do believe this is no ordinary time in our nation. >> senator kaine implied it's more about talking about the top of the ticket. is there one thing you would change about donald trump's i've seen on the national stage since ronald reagan. he's plain spoken, he's candid, he's spoken an can make america great again and i'm looking chief political correspondent scott thuman reporting.you can watch the vice presidential debate between tim kaine and mike pence live, right here on fox 28.coverage begins at seven tuesday night, followed immediately by the fox 28 news at nine. our mission at fox 28 news is to connect the presidential our mission at fox 28 news is to candidates to our viewers. we have reached out to the candidates to take part in extended interviews not only with our station. we would like to hear from you. tell us what you would like to know from the candidates by e- mail or facebook. with just weeks to go before the presidential election, there is one issue look at the discussion over body cameras. >> the government already gives grants to help police departments launch body cams but donald trump says it's not enough. >> we have to take care of our police and body cams do have a very important function. >> legislation has stalled in congress but the department of justice gives money for the technology. this week more than $120 million. trump didn't detail how he would fund it but said it can bring greater transparency. >> i think it's good for both sides of a very complicated issue. >> hillary clinton also proposed body cameras for all police officers. >> we should make sure every police department in the country has body cameras to report interactions between officers on patrol and suspects. way to bridge the growing mistrust of officers in some communities yet they say that can at times be misleading. a study found the devices did little to change the public's perceptions of cops but did terry, a crisp night for high school football, i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. missed a hundred and eighty-two votes. state fair board member judge missed seventy-six percent of their meetings. iowa economic development commission member judge, missed sixty-nine of seventy-two meetings. the register called patty judge a ?habitual no show.? grassley works. clouds played a big role in temperatures today. not that much below normal but just a little bit cool and now tonight the clouds continue to push in from the east around a weather disturbance that's been locked in place over the ohio valley and you can see a few showers developing. there is a chance that some of these could get into eastern iowa tonight and tomorrow morning but they will be getting pretty far away and these should be light and very widely scattered. here's today's high temperatures and with clouds around temperatures were substantially cooler here. sun was out, sioux city got all the way up to 76 and omaha was as high as 70 degrees. here's a look at the current temperatures now. we are holding in the lower 60s and with the clouds, temps won't go down much overnight and tomorrow they won't go up too much during the day. we'll be in a range of 10 degrees here over the next 24 hours. now, there's that spinning low pressureha south of indianapolis. this is cut off from the jet stream flow with the jet stream running up in canada, the westerlies aren't available to move it. it's going to sit out here and spin. they he do bring the clouds back into eastern iowa. as we go to the radar you can see the majority of those have stayed out to the east of us. so i do think there is a scattered light showers or sprinkles will get into eastern iowa but they should be few and far between and very much light in nature. here's that air flow. our main jet stream comes in over the west and then goes up into canada. tomorrow it still kind of lolly gags around here but eventually it will start to move east and head on up into winds to return and by the time we get to monday and tuesday, temperatures should take off pretty good and eventually this front will come in and with that will come our next chance of showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow looks like a lot of clouds around. there is that chance of a shower for homecoming tomorrow, that will be primarily dirge the morning. -- during the morning. north at 5 to 10. in aims a temperature of 60 degrees. i don't think we'll see much in the way of rain. we start you out at midnight. you can see the clouds around toward 6:00 a.m. and these dots indicate some wide showers. you can see a few of those but not much intensity expected. later o should start to break out a bit and then by sunday the clouds are gone and the temperatures will be real nice. tonight's forecast does have a chance of a late night shower or sprinkle. should be back in the range of mid to low 50s. tomorrow more of the same, cloudy and kind of cool. maybe a brief shower or sprinkle but a lot of us won't see those. temperatures up to 70s on sunday. that's when the sun returns to our skies. monday and tuesday look really nice. mid to low 70s, then wednesday a crack at showers and thunderstorms and temperatures will cool off and by thursday and friday we're back in the 60s for temperatures. >> sounds good for the hawk eye game tomorrow. >> yes, again, there could be a brief sprinkle or shower but the temps will be comfortable and hopefully a victory. would washington stay unbeaten? unbeaten?plus -- the saints -- were crowned kings of the field tonight -- how xavier rolled over independence -- i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? thanks pat -- when it comes to defense these two schools might when it comes to defense, these two schools might be the stingiest, washington gives up under 14 points per game, cedar falls allows under10. points probably at a premium tonight. remember how i said they both were good at defense. cedar falls struck first. back to pass but says i'll take that and he returns it all the way down to the red zone and the tiger offense was in business. ahead en takes the hands off, makes the move and then gets grabs it and good thing because a couple of passes later luke lock inner is up for 6. huge weekend xavier this week, it's homecoming for the saints and sam martin was crowned homecoming king on thursday. tonight all was on independence. 2nd quarter xavier move. he makes a couple of -- and pitch and catch and that would lead to this. very next play schulte pitches it to malachi wilson and he does the rest. saints go up 27-0 and xavier defense was dominant yet again. the sack there another part of a shut out. the season last year. jay mclain changes that with a 1 yard touchdown plunge. but mount vernon would answer right back. throws a bomb. 70 yards later he's in for 6. go up 21-6, then on the next drive more scores, this time on the ground. walks in for the touchdown. mount vernon up 28-7 in 3rd. lisbon looking after their first loss of the season. plays hide and seek with the camera and there he goes. plunges into the end zone. lions go up 7-0. it's still 7-0 in the 2nd, but trevor climbs the ladder for the interception. last check of the score on this one is 21-9 in the 3rd. for 12 games and appearance by head coach -- all the action starts at 10:35. 5 of the last 6 seasons the union volleyball team has made it to the state tournament. this time is knights have even bigger goals. win their first nicl title in history. >> for most high school volleyball games, advancing to state is not a given, you're union high school. >> we have been there 5 straight years and we basically had the same team back. >> so when they didn't qualify a year ago the knight's crusade commenced. >> we just push ourselves a lot harder this year knowing we are a lot better than last year. >> a quest that's led to a 19-3 record and that also has them iowa's ultimate holy grail. tough conference. nicl east is always in the top rankings and i just think being the n-i-cl east champs says a lot about you and your team"and just setting? themselves up for a de facto championship game tuesday night says a lot about union's seniors "they've been through all the wars with us from when some of them played as freshmen, they all played last year when we what it takes"to battle and travel that long, winding journey to iowa volleyball glory -- in la porte city, mia o'brien, cbs 2 sports that's a check of sports -- terry has a last check of your weather first forecast when the fox 28 news at nine returns. hello. i'm mark hyman.when it comes to global business competitiveness, the u.s. gets a failing grade.here's what's happening behind the headlines. in 2011, harvard business school launched the u.s. competitiveness project to examine the nation's slow growth, . . weak job creation, . . . and stagnating incomes . . . especially for the middle class."the project examined two factors. the ability of businesses to compete in domestic and international improving the project examined 2 factors, the ability to compete and improving worker wages and standard of living. the u.s. gets an f for both. job growth since the great recession has been in the low wage sectors of hospitality and identified the following causes:the corporate tax rate is the highest among developed nations and is punitive, . . unskilled immigrants, barriers deny entry to highly-skilled foreign workers needed in technology industries. regulatory red-tape and suffocating regulations block business innovation.there are also prohibitions to using domestic energy resources.and washington's out-of-control spending is obstructing economic development.sadly, the project claims there's no meaningful economic strategy in washington to turn this around.to comment, go to behind the headlines dot net. so what do the trade deals supported by congressman rod blum really mean for iowa? blum's deals are just one of the ways the biggest corporations rig the system to make more money at the expense of iowa jobs. oh, and don't forget-- erseas? congressman blum voted to give them tax breaks. these guys hope you're not paying attention... so maybe you should. the deals blum makes in washington are bad for iowa. house majority pac finally tonight, if you use a smartphone, chances are you've used an emoji. emoji.reporter kay angrum from finally tonight, if you use a smart phone chances are you have >> how these little faces are turning into their own language. >> we use them in our social media post and sometimes even in our passwords, but how did we get here? >> there are almost 2000 i mowingies in the world right now. we have come a long way to snap chats in clothing, these cartoons help us communicate. japanese in the late 1990s. now they have become our way to -- twitter claimed these were the most used last year. brazil has the tune. france is in love and the united states is well, weary. >> i think there's a surge that says over 50% of students today are visually oriented compared to textual. >> we're watching the birth of a new type of language. >> so what i spend time saying you -- you can put a dance. >> they are used to access our bank accounts and show people how we are feeling in our text messages. >> i think they are here to stay. >> apple released 72 new i am owingies earlier this year. >> for more on this story or to >> and before we go, we wanted to share this picture with you. last night we told you about wide star ail house in downtown cedar rapids opening after the flood. well apparently they wanted to have a sense of humor about the whole ordeal wanting to use for halloween decorations. >> go away. >> that was pretty funny. >> that could be all the rage now. we'll see those all it wouldn't shock they me. >> started a trend. >> hawk eyes got a big game tomorrow and that's in iowa city. i know you guys are going to be there. 61 the kick off temperature, mostly cloudy skies. you could see a brief shower or sprinkle but that's a long shot. after that, temperatures should get up to about 65 for an afternoon high and excite a few cloud -- quite a few clouds for >> go hawks. thanks for watching fox 28 news at 9:00. >> have a go at veridian credit union that's why we're offering auto loans as low as 1.74% apr... you get a low rate, nds soon, darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 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