weather forecast. thank you. president clinton is campaigning for his wife hillary. we're live now with joe huisinga where doors opened just moments ago. joe, what are you seeing? >> right now we're are outside armstrong hall where bill clinton will be speaking in just about an hour. there are plenty of people lining up and getting excited. this is the second stop on the tour and it will wrap up in davenport. the big push is -- campaign tour and they talked about clean energy and access to healthcare and universal broadband. we are expecting the college affordability will be a big item of focus with this kind of crowd at the college but we will tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 in we will have our full report tonight. covering the corridor, joe huisinga. >> thank you, joe. donald trump denying allegations of several women coming forward. and democrat hillary clinton is dealing with the release of more hacked e- script:)donald trump is on the defensive after several women came forward with how they say the republican presidential nominee touched them inappropriately in the past.(sot)"it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me."jessica leeds told the new york times trump grabbed her breasts and reached up her skirt during a flight in the 1980s.people over me. >>reporter: they said he grabbed her breasts and reached up her skirt people magazine writer wrote a first person account of the 2005 interview session at pushing me against the wall and forcing his tongue down my throat. he said it did not happen and the allegations trivialize sexual assault and demonstrate a new low for where the media is willing to go to determine this election. >> hillary clinton's struggles from the steady stream of hacked e-mails between campaign staffers that are being he can be a (blank)."clinton blames the leaks on russian hackers supporting trump.(sot) "that's how desperate they are - that's all they have left - pure negativity."more hacked emails were craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. the new york times has confirmed it has received a letter from trump's of the day.will allegations about a candidate's past it received a letter from trumps lawyers demanding a retraction and that brings the question of the day. we'll allegations about a candidates past affect your vote ? go to cbs2iowa.com to click on the question of the day link and cast your vote. america's failing infrastructure both donald trump and hillary clinton say must be addressed by the next president. national correspondent lisa fletcher travel to florida to se into climate change. >>reporter: when we thought -- we talk about america's a feeling if the structure we think about dams and bridges -- bridges and roads but equally is what we don't see what may be the most problematic. >> this beach and small seawall is all that protect his how close was the water? >> up to this first tile. >>reporter: he has weathered nine hurricanes and with each one a little more of the protective coastline is destroyed. >> i would believe the sea is rising and if you look at satellite photos what happened to the glaciers it's coming. >> order has 825 miles of beaches and like every other coastal community is suffering from what scientists called feeling invisible infrastructure . beaches literally if you don't have a wide sandy beach and sand dunes and you have hurricane matthew than the ways don't just dissipate on the beach they now had the building and that's when you see damage. >>reporter: doctor leatherman is one of the most renowned coastal scientists. >> beaches are important for infrastructure and believe me we have trillions of dollars stacked along the shorelines. >> he said 80% to 90% of the beaches in the u.s. are eric kozlowski. >> it is a problem. if they think the state is going to be underwater they have work to do. >> let's make sure our communities are prepared for the climate change that is coming right at them. >>reporter: al gore broke down the numbers. >> since hurricane andrew's -- since hurricane andrew it's gone up three inches in every vertical inch inward toward roads home and businesses like pick's pizza shop. he's coming on innovative solutions and the danger of lucrative economies being washed up to save the beaches. >> i think the value of the real estate and the revenue will push it to be protected. >> clinton and trump have plans to repair and replace infrastructure and hillary infrastructure like beaches. donald trump has not in fort lauderdale i am lisa fletcher. our mission is to connect candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews and we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates and you can share your thoughts with us by e-mail or facebook the latest on hurricane nicole and its impact on bermuda. many areas started the day off in the low 30s and some were in the upper 20s. temperatures now have climbed to the mid-to upper 40s to 50 degrees out in iowa city and we should they -- see things top it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger 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. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. welcome back. a live look now. right now what you're seeing is former president bill clinton and he is currently in cedar rapids. you can tell there is a large crowd. this is a surprise so of course people are very excited taking pictures with the former president. we know he will be speaking later today in mount vernon he had to get some coffee is a great thing for bohemia. as you know everyone down in the area has been opening backup since the flooding happened recently. it looks like they have great crowd there but on top of it it's very exciting for them and this is a live look at former president bill clinton and he will be in mount vernon later today in we will have more on his visit to mount vernon nine and 10:00. for now we will head back over to the local news where we learned iowa student scores in math and reading and dropped. the iowa department of education said the statewide assessment test are only one measure of how the students are performing. this is the first year scores went down since the exams started during the 20112012 school year and officials are not sure why the scores dropped this time around and i'm in the weather center with brandon marshall chilly day today we started this morning in the low 30s and some areas are in the upper 20s. the coldest start to the day in about six months. we have not seen temperatures like this since the middle to end of april. they will not last long as we see a warming trend. we have a picture from mike raber and he treated this -- he tweeted to -- he tweeted this to us this morning. book at the fog on the grass and trees. you can tweet your text -- -underscore your weather. 28 and the first time we've been below the freezing mark since april 12th. it's been a while since we've had temperatures this cold. a little bit of sunshine and temperatures have warmed if you want to count 47 warm. the current temperature mostly cloudy with the wind at five miles an hour and temperatures areawide struggling to get out of the 40s. 46 in zero wine. decorah -- relatively light around the southwest 3-7 miles per hour and they will continue to be like as we head through the afternoon. temperatures across the state struggling to get out of the 40s and 50s and it's 50 in des moines and 50 in iowa city and taking a look at the no rain in the forecast and we keep the sunshine around for much of the day. a cool day so the sun will be a little deceiving as we see temperatures in the low to mid 50s. we will be a lot warmer tomorrow. 10 degrees warmer and breezy and that will set the stage for mild weekend as we get temperatures back into the 70s. your forecasted highs today 56 in cedar rapids and waterloo upper 50s to near 60 back towards southwestern iowa. you're hour by hour forecast today plenty of sunshine with middle 50s and once the sun goes down into the 40s. high pressure with clearing skies and mostly sunny for us and our next storm system just getting organized over the pacific northwest and that will move into our area. looks like late saturday night into sunday. high pressure east as we get into the morning hours tomorrow. you can see here by midafternoon tomorrow we do have a southerly flow. sunshine and temperatures much warmer and here comes the low pressure with the cold front that will drag your saturday night into sunday. calm overall a nice fall afternoon with temperatures in the middle to upper 50s and tonight not as cold and still rather chilly mostly clear with patchy frost mainly north of highway 30. looking at low 30s to mid to upper 30s areas south and here is your extended forecast like i mentioned tomorrow. 10 degrees warmer and mostly sunny of 66. low 70s for saturday and sunday with the front coming through saturday night into sunday with showers and thunderstorms. temperatures mild in the low 70s and we get into monday temperatures and they will be the upper 70s with areas seeing even 80 degrees on monday. it will be slightly humid as well so we go from 30s this morning to maybe near 80 degrees on monday and we will keep the mild temperatures through tuesday before another front comes through and then we go back down into the 60s and 50s for the middle part of the week. >> what a roller coaster. >> it certainly is check this out. this is hurricane nicole is you can see the swirl on the left-hand side of the screen. brandon what is the latest? >> 10 miles east of bermuda from the national hurricane center and while the strongest winds are expected to remain offshore, the airport did measure a 77 mile-per-hour sustained wind and a gust of 104 miles per hour and here you can see the forecaster track. it has winds of 120 with gusts up to 150. it's a a major hurricane moving northeast at around 60 miles per hour so it is expected to move away from bermuda and we can as it moves into the atlantic and weakened to a category two and eventually category one by friday morning and eventually it will be at tropical storm. the good news here with the track is it is moving away from and effect pretty much nothing. that's where we want them to be. still ahead on the "cbs2 news at noon." the new invention that turns your finger into a phone receiver. "cbs2 news" connects with the corridor. connect with us at the addresses and number on your screen. listen throughout the day earpiece to talk on their ear.now one company is offering a new way to answer calls - with your finger. marlie hall welcome back. some people prefer using an earpiece to touch on their smart phone but now one company technology"that putting a high tech watchband on your wrist. (sot-mos) "it's so weird, how can you do it?"can turn your finger into a phone receiver. (sot- mos)"it's amazing (laughs) and if i take it out it stops." (sgnl video)the signal band can attach to a smartwatch or a classic watch. blue tooth connects it to your phone and when someone calls, the sound travels from your wrist to your finger.(nat-sot) "hello"a mic in the band picks up your voice.han nryu (nye- in south korea.(sot- han nryu/innomdle lab)"it translates the sound into a vibration so that it can pass through your hand and then through your finger all the way up to your ear. so then it hits the air in your ear and it becomes a sound again." (bridge: marlie hall/cbs news/new york)the technology is still being perfected.right now the sound is a little muffled especially in noisy places like here in times square.(vo - apple video) several tech companies have come up with ear devices making it easier to talka&. like apple's new wireless air pods.(sony video)the sony experia earpiece can actually be controlled by pushing a button or even nodding your see increasing ways to interact with the phone through smartwatches, through other devices that let you leave the phone in your pocket."the sgnl (signal) device is not for sale yet. (sot - mos)(marlie) "and you're actually hearing through your finger"(mos) "yeah, that's weird but that's a good invention."it's expected to be available next year with a price tag around 150 dollars.marlie hall, cbs news, new york. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, the latest business move by amazon to continue drawing vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and helped build a homeless shelter for women and children, but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take only half his salary. then in congress, blum broke his word and kept all the pay. now he wants to cut social security and raise the retirement age. congressman blum's out for himself, not us. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and helped build a homeless shelter for women and children, but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take only half his salary. then in congress, blum broke his word and kept all the pay. now he wants to cut social security and raise the retirement age. congressman blum's out for himself, not us. advantage of being closed for a bit to expand. right now - welcome back. several businesses took advantage for being closed a little bit to expand. right now there are 24 businesses inside the nouveau city market. businesses have been getting ready for the crowd. the city has been helpful including the hashtag # gavel challenge where the mayor is encouraging people to go out to local businesses and post on local media. good sign. >> we rally together and the protection that the city put in held very well. we did our part in getting our things out and protecting ourselves and our businesses and now we want to come back and show that everything is normal again. >>reporter: the market is operating on a normal schedule in tomorrow there is the flood district -- there is the flood the district event from 5:00 p.m. and lots of fun activities for kids businesses are hiring seasonal workers for the season. amazon will hire 120,000 workers at the season. the new hires are to keep up with demand. the jobs will be at fulfillment and sorting centers. last year it took 14,000 seasonal jobs and made them into full-time positions. the company said that number could grow. amazon is branching on outside of the online world and plans to open customers were prime members have the option to buy goods for delivery the company plans to open sites for curbside pickup which comes in traditional real tailors like walmart which expands its online grocery services welcome mole lovers this is for you. you might be paying more. avocado prices on the rise and one produce can't -- company said it could be the highest in three decades. a single off but cotto could -- avocado -- a vote next month on tesla. some shareholders are against the plan saying it's a conflict of interest because elon musk is the chairman of solar city. the deal is worth $2 billion. an original painting from a well-known moving hundreds of thousands of dollars. this painting so for $400,000. the work of art was hanging on the wall of a movie producer for more than 10 years. the iconic picture of et and i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years and fought for our country in world war ii. but, he never got his medals and he tried for years. dad knew his time was near. out of options, welcome back. we are checking back in at the coffeehouse where surprise, former president bill clinton stop by to grab coffee. grab some coffee. you can see him there coughing -- talking. there are people taking selfies and sipping on coffee. >> what do you think he drinks? >> straight black. >> no cream sugar. >> he's got to have caffeine. >> i could see that. okay. hopefully coffee there. he needs it this morning. it's awful chilly. temperatures mid 40s, 50 degrees currently in iowa city. 47 in cedar rapids and here is a 12 hour temperature trend. we have sunshine, is not going to warm up that much mid 50s and the sun goes down and the temperatures go down quickly. into the 40s by this evening and the your forecast clear and cool with patchy frost and temperatures in the middle to upper 30s. then we start a warming trend tomorrow about 10 degrees warmer in the middle 60s and then 70s by the weekend with i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. [ knock on door ] >> quinn: [ gasps ] sweetheart! what a wonderful surprise! come on in! i thought you were the morning shift nurse here to relieve glenda. having the round-the-clock care has been really incredible. it's been comforting to know >> wyatt: how is he? >> quinn: well, it's gonna be a long road to recovery, but he's making progress every day. i'm going to make him better. i don't care if nobody believes me. >> wyatt: i believe you. you're good at always getting what you want. >> quinn: eric had me put that back up after ridge took it down.

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