some cases violence. we have complete vote 2016 coverage beginning tonight. >> you are looking at oregon. we are taking a look at minneapolis. this is one of our sister say stick their stations. they have an aerial view of i 94. if you meant to go there were protesters all along the roadway down here and a massive show of police just in front of them on i 94 near the downtown area of minneapolis. in the last few minutes they have been moved off of i 94 and as they've moved backwards this is the police behind them. they were pushing them off the interstate. nothing has gotten violent but we have seen protests in oakland, washington dc, los angeles, baltimore, minneapolis and one happening in vancouver canada. this is what donald trump tweeted out within the last 45 minutes. he said he hadn't open successful election. now protesters incited by the media protesting. we have not seen this kind of -- tweet in a few weeks. there is some talk that his staffers had taken his twitter account away. seems like right now he's this is the kind of tweet that we would normally see when resident elect trump would be tweeting on his own and sending his own personal tweets without much staff input. we will keep tracking this is some of the protests going on around the country. >> of the emotions are running high it does not change the fact that president elect trump will take the oath of office in 10 weeks. kristine frazao takes into the reasons behind the anger as we and down to la and angry reaction by some to the outcome of tuesday's election. some demonstrators set fire to a donald trump effigy. others refusing to acknowledge the prospect of a president truck. it turns out he will be there president. thanks to the u.s. constitution. >> the president is chosen not by the people but by electoral college. >> even up alert clinton win the popular vote he won far more than 270 votes required by the electoral college. >> the day after the election you had people calling to abolish the electoral college. how like we with that happen? >> it is impossible. the problem is that would require a constitutional amendment which would require support by three quarters of the state. speaking out. >> in his victory speech donald trump suck a different tone calling for unity. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans. >> the question for many including constitutional law professor is what happens once donald trump gets into the white house. >> it's a risk to a political backlash responded with more power. things may get dangerous and unpredictable. >> in a predictable future from a predictable candidate following an election no one will ever forget. >> president obama and donald trump try to ease nerves at that meeting before the the two were scheduled for about 10 minutes. instead it lasted 90 minutes. despite the intense and personal attacks between the two men in years both men projected to the world that there will be no conflict from one administration to the other. >> we want to do everything we can to help you succeed. if you succeed the country 60s. >> i look forward to dealing with the president's in the future including counsel. he explains some of the trump.the trumps have a 10-year-old son who will be the first boy to grow up in the white house since j-f-k junior in the early 60's. that brings us to our question of the day.do you like the electoral college system or do you think we should switch to a national popular vote for on the link to our question of the day, right on the home page. weatherfirst chief meteorologist joins me now -- new this hour, alburnett city leaders -- --have decided to opt out of plans to raise the minimum wage in linn county.they are now the third and largest linn county community to keep their lowest wage at 7-25 an hour. earlier this year, linn county supervisors approved a plan to gradually raise the minimum wage at the beginning of each year.by 2019, the county minimum would be 10-25 an hour. hour.but moments ago, the alburnett city council voted to opt out.they join ely robins, which also decided to stay at the federal and state level.iowa's minimum wage has remained 7-25 an hour since 2008. right now -- a judge is deciding -- $7.25 an hour since 2008. right now a judge is deciding whether to move mary beth haglin's trial out of linn county. she's the former teacher accused of sexually exploiting a student at washington high school where she worked as a substitute. a hearing this morning's media coverage. the judge has until november 17 to rule. >> tonight the iowa supreme court has closed the door on efforts to reopen to mental health institute. governor. winds at shut the facilities down last year. steffi lee has the response mental health beds and access to mental health treatment and this decision by the iowa supreme court wi that negative impact. ultimately we all pay higher cost when mental health treatment does not occur at the appropriate levelstate senator matt mccoy says he's devastated with the iowa supreme court's decision on the closures of both clarinda and mount pleasant mental devastated with the iowa supreme court's decision on the closures of both clarinda and mount pleasant health institutes. the supreme court upheld a lower court rulings in favor of terry branstad thursday saying he acted within the law when vetoing funding for the two mental health hospitals and closing them. >> for him to unilaterally decide to close these facilities , we believe voted legislative intent. >> argued that a code in state law requires i will to have for mental health institutes. winds at overstepped his boundaries. the law firm branstad. >> the only way out is to improve the legislation statue. >> branstad spokesperson is bonded to the ruling saying in part governor. branstad is committed to putting patients first. he wants to improve care, increase access and modernizing the delivery of mental health inpatient beds open across the state. >> whether it is legal or not closing our mental health institute costs all iowans. cost employers, hospitals, the governor's office tells fox 28 news the state's mental health care redesign allows iowans to get more treatment in a community based setting. next on the fox 28 news at nine -- --an iowa senator is again demanding answers after the suicide of a wa allegedly turned away from a corridor v-a hospital.i'll have the latest on the government's investigation. y24zwy y12fy tomorrow on fox 28 morning live, a very different kind of in iowa - our plant expert shows us how. that's tomorrow morning right here at 7 a-m. >> months after a war veteran was turned away from the va hospital and i was city loved ones and lawmakers tonight are still waiting for an explanation. karen fuller has new details tonight. >> iowa senator joni ernst says she's been waiting more than 100 days for any information from an investigation at the iowa city va hospital and today she is demanding answers. sergeant. brandon ketchum went to see cal. sadly 24 hours later he took his own life. senator ernst else fox 28 news she has sent multiple letters ketchum was a veteran of the corrected some serious typos for another veteran and his fam. family.chester hendrickson earned some high honors while serving as a medic in vietnam. among them, the silver star, bronze star and a combat medic badge.the only problem is the records mis-spelled his name among other errors.hendrickson doesn't talk much about his service.he told fox 28 that, as a soldier in a warzone, he was simply doing his duty. soldier in a w simply doing his duty. >> i did not think about it when i did it. >> it was something you trained to do. >> there's an opportunity for dialogue about an important part of his life. even though he was young as a medic in vietnam his service was significant whether people can see it or not. wanted to correct the certificates to pass on to his children and grandchildren to reaching out to ernst for help. as a thank you to veterans - many businesses are offering a show of support tomorrow for veterans day.here in the corridor, there are deals at coffee shops, restaurants, rec centers and much more. more.for a complete list of deals for veterans in the corridor tomorrow, just go to our website, fox 28 iowa dot com. a crucial linn county service celebrated a milestone tonight. tonight."options of linn county" is marking 50 years of community.the program serves area residents with disabilities.those programs, including meals on wheels and animal rescue, emphasize volunteering and giving back to the community.director jim fox tells fox 28 they are always looking for ways to expand their reach. "we'd like for options to be thought of as services that are provided within the community at large, and that our program, our services are provided throughout the city of cedar rapids." serves more than 140 adults through approximately 20 community-based activities each day during the threat of a 2016 flood, many businesses had to shut down and pack up for a week to cut their losses...but mayor ron corbett was adamant about helping them get back on their feet. feet.tonight, fox 28 news reporter dora miller revisited some of those businesses to see if the challenge worked. dora? it wasn't just a one-month push -- the benefits of challenge are still rolling in. to give you an idea -- more than six figures were spent at businesses that shut down due to the flood...and business owners say they have thousands of people to thank. thank. "thank goodness we had all these boxes and things."it's been more than a month since the flood threat... threat..."this was completely empty."the clean up effort happens to be a daily reminder. reminder. "we're putting things back."for two years, the create exchange has been a village... "we have 3,000 square feet of little bits and pieces."a booming business might be an understatement "we moved out of a much, much smaller space to come down here to czech village and within a month, we expanded into the building next door." but unpredictable water almost threatened not only the trinkets in the store -- but the livelihood of the people who sell them...until the mayor challenged residents to step up. percent increase during that we" week." for downtown businesses.. businesses... "six dollars please."even a month later -- the cr gavel challenge is still benefitting owners who were prepared to lose everythin. everything."we have not really noticed a falloff of business, i think people continue to support the downtown business." business." "i like the jalapeno bacon, but we probably sell the most of the c" cheese." "i think the mayor's challenge was good for us for a long time to come." come." "we have a lot of new customers because the gavel challenge did send a lot of new people down here." challenge are posted on our website...the mayor says the hashtag might be gone -- but it doesn't have to stop here. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller fox 28 news just ahead on the fox 28 news at nine -- --a smoother ride through the heart of marion.how the city marked the completion of a major overhaul of one of its >> we are taking a love look at second avenue downtown cedar rapids on this thursday evening. we are checking in with our chief meteorologist terry swails looking for a good tomorrow. >> tomorrow is veterans day here in eastern iowa. a day designed to honor our veterans. it was not always called veterans day. did you know that? >> what was a colt? >> i got a tale to tell you. when this was established it was in 1938. it was based on a treaty that ended world will -- world war i. that's how the holiday got started back in the day based on the end of world war one in 1918. i did some digging and got a picture that was taken in 1918 and this is in downtown iowa city. you can see the veterans in iowa city filling the streets as they paraded on that day in 1918. eventually back in eisenhower day in 1954 they changed from armistice day to veterans day and that's where we stand. as the day goes tomorrow there celebrations going on around eastern iowa. a lot of them are around the noontime our. at that point in the date temperatures should be around was the mostly sunny skies and briefly and cool conditions thanks for a cold front that is working its way towards eastern iowa. in advance to that were not seeing any rain or clouds. this is a dry front. it does have a shift in the winds will bring in the cooler air. you will notice the absence of whether around them upper midwest. it goes from canada to come. this will last into the upcoming weekend. really nice weather conditions but it will be cooler. for the community and the corridor i look for temperatures to be in the upper 30s to 40 degrees around 7 am. i don't look for temperatures to go up too much. we may get into the low 50s but overall only 10 or 12 degree rise in temperatures from the morning lows. tonight we have fair skies and colder conditions. turns briefly and much cooler thing that they tomorrow. temperatures will be down 15 degrees from today. we hit 67 in cedar rapids. after that the weekend starts out cool on saturday but warms up on sunday. that's the day we should see the high temperature close to 60 degrees. tonight we have our front in the northeastern corner of the state but it is continuing to move to the south east. tomorrow will be high pressure and brisk winds out of the north and cooler temperatures that we deal with. eventually for the weekend the high most to the east he'll get to southerly winds will start warming up the temperatures. once again you can see how quiet it is across the country. we are having a tough time finding clouds from washington dc to the state of iowa and all the way into northern california. not too often that you see a stretch of clear skies like that. we are not showing precipitation until next week. tonight will have 36 239. we will have clear skies entering breezy in the morning. overall clear skies and colder pendant -- conditions. in the north tomorrow temperatures a bit cooler and in the upper 40s you the minnesota border. along highway 20 it will be 50. southern counties we should have hour and your extended forecast shows a dry weather lasting to the next seven days and overall temperatures run well above normal. a lot of 60s expected monday through thursday of next week. >> we continue with meteorologists rebecca koppelman . >> we have one road that closed today and we have a bridge that is opening tomorrow. some good news coming for your commute. we do have one closed road in north of boyson road. it's amended to -- is expected to remain close for the week. down further south to the west of i-380 highway 965 which has been under construction for a tomorrow just in time for the commute. you will be able to use the highway. there could be some delays and some lane closures over the next few weeks. it will be reopening and i do want to remind anyone going to the i will game on saturday that the. street is experiencing some construction in downtown iowa close to the campus. the city of iowa is encouraging nine"you can pick how you want to travel. travel. hopping on the bandwagon when it comes to ride sharing.the new option that will help you get from point a to point b here in iowa -- --and we continue to monitor protests across the country in the aftermath of this week's presidential election.this is a live picture from dallas, texas.we'll get the latest from the breaking news desk when the fox 28 news at nine re. >> the anti-protest thoroughgoing all across the country. we brought you to minneapolis where we saw those live pictures. this is from baltimore where our sister station wbff has put out this picture on twitter. they are reporting that two people have been detained after the baltimore protest. there has been no violence and no charges filed. they say people were still active in downtown baltimore. we were saying this has been this is in vancouver, canada. this is from dallas where there's an anti-trump rally earlier. this is in los angeles were protesters were blocking some of the highways like we were seeing in similar -- minneapolis. so causing disruption on those highways. we did see some hillary clinton supporters. most nobility of goldstar military family. >> donald trump is tweeting. this is developing and we are keeping an eye on it. towards the end the show will take a quick look at what hillary clinton was up to two saturday. >> the latest download the cbs 2 and fox28 news app it is free >> some news you been waiting for. if you drive in marion karen fuller is here to explain this end of a long road project >> i drive by myself. drivers in marion can go around the entire roundabout. this is a diagram the city posted on its facebook page to help motorists understand how this large roundabout works. the city construction signs opening the new road to six straight. local businesses have been dealing with a lot of construction for six months. the chamber of commerce president says new parking lots and better streets will help drive business back through their doors. >> the city hard at that and figured out ways where we were creating extra space throughout the construction process and the business community. >> the city says by moving some of the traffic to six straight it will make the uptown district less congested. there is a new way you could travel anywhere in the state. it's called i want rideshare. it's operated by the i will public transportation. travelers can go online and find out if anyone is trying to go from cedar rapids to iowa city, is there a public transit option available, is there a van pool option available, is there someone that's just going in their personal car that's willing to take me? me?cutler says consolidating travelers means fewer cars on roads.she tells fox 28 news that can help construction, the environment and your wallet. shops in cedar rapids -- --are hoping for a big economic boost from this week's state volleyball tournament.'go cedar rapids' from this week's volleyball tournament. people attending the games could spend up to $2 million 20,000 people will pass to that u.s. cellular center for the tournament. area restaurants, hotels and other businesses brought in about 1.8 million last year. >> what about the action on the court? next highlights from today's matches from downtown cedar rapids including a showdown between dubuque and xavier. xavier also represented at the >> it was a busy day for high school sports. zach hanley is here to tell us let's face it this game should have been played next week for state championship not a state semi final. savior and pamela are defeated. the saints tried to keep the duchess street. you could've asked for a better surfer xavier. they marched down the field next to a heavy dose of that man malachi wilson. he gets in the red zone. just like that it's 7-0 xav their defense dominated in the first quarter. john says i will take that. xavier right now are tied 14-14 in the second. moving down bosco. it was not the eagles day. opening drive of the game is a bad snap. wide-open kilt. they will face here slicked park next thursday in the finals. >> cedar falls has never won a volleyball state championship. this is a the tigers on the brick of turning their dreams into reality. one more win and they are in the finals. sioux falls taking on and key. the tigers hammers at home. cedar falls gets a sweep of it will face centennial in the finals. it's been a first year of austin filer. they are one win away from reaching the finals. dubuque waller's standing in their way for regular-season. the golden eagles won that one. anna served up in a super xavier. made from the back row finds the whole and fills it. while it moves on to face palette. knights were -- calm -- cool -- and collected -- megan the nights were calm, cool and collected. making drives home. union advances to the first state title in school history. mission -- already up a set -- courtney bowl-hus -- gets up to ge the wolverines were on a mission and up a set. courtney gets up to get down and in the third it's matchpoint 4d and h and madison and sit with an ace. wolverines move on with a sweet. into a columbus catholic trying to keep their cinderella run a live. sellers taking on unity church and they were ready to row the boat. columbus won the first set. third. sailors are the sweep and a date with western christian in the finals. all five starters are back. while cats are trying to get back to the finals. -- sending one right into your living room -- janesville heads back to 1-a final with a 3 set sweep. wildcats will face the winner of springville and hudson pirates making their first alyssa jaeger got them a welcome gift -- jaeger with appearance at state. orioles with the point. springville could not stop kylie. she is 64. -- out of 10 teams tomorrow we that's great news. >> that means we will be running around tomorrow. >> will be great weather for those visitors that we will have for the tournaments.>> it's been amazing the stretch we are on going back into october. the bottom line it looks good again for tomorrow. where looking at temperatures >> we are looking at edgewood road, southwest. if 9:42 on this thursday evening. checking in with our chief meteorologist terry swails . midwest. we got to 67 degrees for a high . the 17 degrees above normal for the day. we have a front approaching from the northwest and its that comes on it will turn the wins from the northwest and we'll bring cooler air. i will last for 48 hours. eventually the high will move on to the east and by send it will start another warming trend. as far as the corridor forecast for the commute for tomorrow it is still know what's what's -- know what spots on the road. most of our readings in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. with the north winds will not go up too much as temperatures get into the low 50s. let's go beyond the seven day and there is a trend line. we have it average temperature of 50 degrees. then it goes down to 41 degrees. november. then we expect a strong storm to move across the midwest and on the backside of that some cold air expected to come in for several days. by the time we get to the 19th to the 21st there is a possibility that our highest could get into the upper 30s to lower 40s. then a rebound beyond that. it doesn't look like -- it looks like three days that temperatures will be below normal. outlook. for veterans day tomorrow we will have a 52 of a high. on sunday will be down 27 degrees. we will have warmer air for the midwest and be up to the mid- 60s by thursday. arrived just in time for next weekend. >> we continue with meteorologist rebecca kopelman with our corridor commutes. >> we talked about the roundabout that opened up here that will alleviate some traffic and then we have a bridge opening. we do have a road closure more in the northern half towards higher wausau. robbins road north of poison road, northeast is closed. that started today and will continue for a week as a work. a detour is set up. if you take robbins wrote you will have to use the detour for a week. the good news is that high weight 965 which has been a project for several months is going to be opening up tomorrow. it will be in time for the morning commute. the dot says there could be some delays as they finish the the could be lane reductions over the next few weeks but it will be opening tomorrow. one less thing if you are going to the iowa game on saturday there could be some delays down dubuque street as there is construction being done. there are detours in place so you may want to take a different route or anticipate some delays for saturday night. >> next make changes. the options that could overhaul will bring an end to groceries - brooklyn hq - >> we are tracking hillary clinton's campaign headquarters in brooklyn, new york. this is a scene outside earlier tonight. she suffered a loss in the presidential campaign in the general election but these are what the neighborhood kids in brooklyn are doing. they are waiting notes of thank sidewalk. this says thank you. a bunch of you say stronger together. they have been posted from the hillary clinton staffers throughout the day. her story on the bottom and hearts with hillary next that. there's a great story that's coming out on facebook. marco lives in chappaqua 40 miles north of new york city. she decided to take her two young daughters in a walk through the woods. that's when she stumbled across hillary clinton was doing the same thing with husband and former president bill. both of them were blowing off steam after the last election. margot said she was heartbroken. that's when they came across exchange a few pleasantries and margot said she left her to continue her walk off in the woods like anyone else. >> this election it is causing red -- rips between family members. it's important to how you react and politics at the table? the theripist says it's probably not a good idea, unless you can talk about it respectfully. a century old building in solon -- --could soon get a major makeover.the solon planning turning the historic saint mary catholic church auditorium into a mix of housing and commercial storefronts.plans were first presented to city leaders last month.developers are looking for a range of incentives to get the project off the ground. if you shop for groceries at target, there could be some significant changes in the near future.analysts say target needs to reform its operation or give it up all together. right now, target pulls in about 20-percent of all its revenue from groceries.but industry watchers say that's not enough to serious competition from retail leader walmart and others.besides looking for ways to improve sales, experts say target could look to outsource its grocery operation to another seller, like aldi or trader joes. next on the fox 28 news at nine -- --chief meteorologist terry swails give you a last look at your weatherfirst forecast and how to prepare for the weather tomorrow. but first, check out this story from our digital partners at circa news. >> if you love nostalgia you will love this. the nintendo classic about to hit store shelves. this is a miniature version of the classic 80s system. come with dozens of games but it is expected to be hard to come by because it will be in such high demand. it does look fine. i have great fond memories of playing those games. >> i miss that a little bit. i did that's what i do remember. was it wrong? >> that's not the one i remember. >> i have no clue about that. >> i do have a 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