bus. the bus was stopped at the time of the accident and i am told there were kids on board and one student was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the driver of the car has been taken to hospital by the ambulance. we don't know the condition of the driver at this time. his granddaughter was getting off the bus at the time it was hit and she was also the student taken to the hospital. now, as i said, the authorities are investigating you can see they are marking on the pavement where the vehicle traveled and they are trying to figure out what exactly happened here. we will bring you more information as we learn it. covering the corridor near springville, joe huisinga , cbs 2 news live at 5 due to the accident at highway 151 and stone road near springville, traffic is being rerouted to home road. it has been a beautiful day, but the temperatures are meteorologist terry swails for the weather first forecast. the weather is pretty typical for this time of year in the nice thing is plenty of sunshine. we are starting to see clouds to the west which is the next storm system. it will bring rain into the area later on tomorrow afternoon and especially tomorrow night and wednesday. in some spots, it could be heavy. we are not seen anything through tomo rain chances go up. then we will see the heaviest rain tomorrow afternoon and into the evening. it looks like there could be up to an inch. maybe one quarter inch to half an inch from cedar rapids to the southeast. the hour-by-hour forecast calls for temperatures around 40 tomorrow morning. by the evening we will see the temperatures in the 50s. an alarming 3500 babies die every year from sleep related death. right now the american academy of pediatrics is issuing new recommendations for infants.>> reporter: jessica swinson and her fianci make sure that her two-month-old baby girl is close by for bedtime. >> so we can see her and keep an eye on her and listen to her breathing. parent's bedroom for ?at least? the first six mont o lifea& and ?ideally ?for the first year. (sot dr. lori feldman-winter, guideline author, cooper university hospital) the studies that were done looking at the reduction in risk of sids really were done throughout the first year of life and we know that reduction can be as much as 50 percent. exclusive breastfeeding can reduce the risk of sids by as much as 70 percent also recommended: offer a pacifier at naps and bedtime do not use monitors or devices marketed to reduce sids and babies should get plenty of supervised awake tummy time to promote development. malia's parents are doing everything they can to keep her safe including giving her her own space.(sot jessica swinson/mother) we never let her sleep in the same bed as us. it's just too dangerousthat way everyone sleeps bettera& but only for hours at a time. right now, researchers at the university of iowa are looking for a way to stop cancer. cancer.this building is home to a bank but there is no money there.the developmental studies hybridoma bank holds on to special protiens used in cancer research. research.the bank provides and stores samples for tens of thousands of researchers around the world.the man responsible for maintaining this bank is also using it for imaging program unlike any other in the world.they are literally watching tumors grow the man responsible for maintaining the bank is also using it for his own cancer research. lat -- the lab is also home to a 3-d imaging program unlike any other in the world. they are literally watching tumors grow real time and is giving them new information about how tumors form and it is changing the direction of cancer research.>> while we were having brainstorms, they announced there is a new facilities and it we could marry the facilities and do something that nobody else does in the world. having a new approach because the old approaches are working. coming up tonight at 6:00, we take a closer look at what the research means for the future of cancer and how it is treated. stricter domestic violence penalties. one survivor is not giving up. in years past, tiffany allison shared her story of surviving domestic violence through public service announcement require a mandatory minimum sentence for repeat offenders do not pass and now she is asking lawmakers to take up the issue again.>> we will of force -- of course push for legislation on the harassment stalking bill. domestic violence is one of our big priorities. mandatory minutes -- minimum penalties do not detour crime and would discourage many that -- victims from seeking help. they will and providing economic support like increasing minimum wage. right now governor branstad work -- plans to work on a higher uniform minimum wage for the state. down several big-name websites last week. a group called "new world hackers" brought major websites like twitter, netflix and paypal to a standstill. they did this by overwhelming the servers with junk data coming from tens of millions of internet connected devices. caused it ... but the bad news is the hackers sold their weapon... experts say that means it could happen again and it could be worse next time. we want to know what you think about this...join the conversation on our facebook page kgan - cbs 2. both major political parties are pushing voters to the polls during iowa's early voting period. period.cbs 2 news political reporter and host of iowa in focus kevin barry barryexplains how part of that push still means they're answering for their shortcomings. this morning -- senator chuck grassley was joined by senator joni ernst -- and west virginia senator shelley moore . capito.senator capito previously said that donald trump should re-examine his candidacy after the 2005 tapes were released -- where trump talked about potentially sexually assulting women. asking trump to re-examine his 2016 run seemed stronger than what all of iowa's republicans elected to federal office had said -- but today -- senator capito was clear that she was i'm from a state that has been crushed by the president's agenda and we have a candidate in hillary clinton who plans to double down on the president's policies. i cannot have hillary clinton as the president of the united states. states.but down in iowa city -- hillary clinton surrogate -- and actress amber tamblyn disagrees.she was encouraging young voters to cast their is president of the united states. and io clinton surrogate said that she was encouraging young bidart -- voters to cast their votes. she says that it is easy for politicians to toe the party line.>> i actually think that people like john kasich are pretty incredible in their stance against donald trump. that speaks volumes to me about who he is and his character as a man. i hope that more people do that future elections. coming up we will talk about the difference between iowa's two senators that has other senators a little jealous. that will be on cbs 2 news live at 5 we are watching clouds from i-pads to t-v screens - children are now consuming more media from an early age. tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning - find out what the newest guidelines are for screen-time but first - we start off with some troubling breaking news.... several children are injured after a car slams into the back of a school bus in northern linn county.cbs 2 news joe husinga is live along we are checking in with the breaking news about several children after car slams into the back of the school bus. joe huisinga is live along highway 151 in springville. joe, what is the latest?>> reporter: kelly, we are actually about a mile east of springville road. authorities are still looking into what exactly caused this crash. we do know again that one student was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. she was actually getting off the bus was stopped with lights flashing when the car hit the rear of the bus. now, that girl does not have serious injuries, but the driver of the vehicle has been taken to st. luke's hospital. her condition has not been given at this time. authorities are still looking into exactly how everything happened. but, the road has been closed when we got on scene, traffic was backed up significantly along highway 159 -- highway 151. it is now closed at highway 13. you will have to find a different way around, or at least -- for at least the next good while while they try to figure this out. covering the corridor work near springfield -- new springville, joe huisinga , cbs 2 news it was cooler around eastern iowa, but still decent conditions. temperatures at seasonable levels in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. we are and 57 in cedar rapids with when's out of the east at three miles per hour. the current temperatures look like this. 55 around decorah and 57 from charles city and old wine up to monticello -- and oelwein to monticello. as is usually the case, here is the radar and nothing is showing up in eastern iowa. it will change tomorrow as the system gets organized to the northwest of us. so far this month has been lean on rain which is good news because we had a lot in september. at this point in the month, dubuque and cedar rapids are 1/2 inch below normal. iowa city is 1 inch below normal. waterloo is 1.51 inches below what is typical of rainfall around waterloo. it would not hurt have some rainfall. it looks like we will get it as this storm the northwestern united states. take a look at that very impressive low pressure which will pump moisture into the midwest. as the system forms and tracks across iowa, that will bring rain to us. we will take you to the predictor and at 7:00 this evening, the skies are mostly clear and we are starting to see high clouds to the west. at midnight, the wave increases a little bit and the clouds will thicken as we go through the nighttime hours. expected. here at noon you can see the clouds are getting thicker and thicker and then in the late afternoon and early evening hours, rain is expected to break out around eastern iowa. that should become heavier through the nighttime hours tomorrow night and into the morning on wednesday morning. the way the system is tracking, it looks like it will come up into southeastern iowa. the heavier rain should be north/northwest of t a northern counties that see the best chance of at least and half inch to an inch and a half of rain from highway 30 to the south and then rain should be lighter. we are looking at increasing cloudiness and the forecast tonight and temperatures that will reach the mid 30s in the north to the low 40s in the south. by tomorrow morning, overcast conditions expected. tomorrow, expect cloudy skies and cooler conditions. especially in the north where it is 59 for decorah. cedar rapids makes it to 55 and washington has a crack at about 58 degrees. then tomorrow night, showers are expected and even isolated thunderstorm. there could -- that is expected until wednesday morning. then the storm system pulls away and you can see we get back into sunshine on thursday and another nice warm-up expected friday as we push 70 saturday a little cooler at 64 than 56 on sunday. after the rain, it starts tomorrow and ends on wednesday. it goes right on through the weekend. that's fantastic and i'm sure everybody is looking toward halloween night.>> the weather looks pretty good right now. we will check back in as it gets closer. thank you terry. ahead on live at five, a good shot -- set of shoes makes all the difference. paying too much. everything is looking good for traffic. there is more ahead when live predicted to reach nearly one hundred-15-billion-dollars by the global footwear market it is expected to meet -- is expected to reach $115 billion by 2024. shoemakers are paid big prizes for their designs. our expensive sneakers really any better?>> reporter: we are the portland oregon maker, adidas. they are using motion capture design for their later shoes. police hall explains how it works. >> the blue represents areas that are not stretching as much. it is the same technology that nasa uses to analyze the stress on space shuttles. here they look at how materials stretch on the foot while it is in motion. >> we use it to map the body from head to toe. >> shoe."university of nevada biomechanics professor john mercer studies athletic shoes. (sot aw) "so if i spend $150 that shoe may not be any better than a $50 pair?"(john mercer) "well it depends//the problem with the shoe industry is that everyone needs a little different shoe." (nats) at mercer's lab in las vegas, he's analyzed dozens of shoe brands and stylesa&.(sot-) john what shoe should i buy? (john mercer) well i say don't be brand loyal or model loyal. you've got to be open to different types of shoes to figure out what's going to work for you. he recommends taking shoes for a test runa&.and if you're a serious athlete, maybe have an expert analyze your running style. anna werner, cbs news. mercer does say - if you're among the 90 percent of people who strikes the pavement with recommends a shoe with more cushion and support in the heel. if you tend to run on the front of your feet - look for a flatter sole. "here's a live look a& terry will another look at your weather first forecast when live at 5 comes back. first - a look at what's coming up new tonight at six. this is scott sanborn, plus - open enrollment for the affordable care act opens on november first.but many doubts stories and more, all new tonight on cbs 2 news at six. judge. judge? judge? judge? judge? judge? here! he's always here. halloween is just days away now and we've got a fun contest to help you get into the spooky spirit. it's a halloween is just days away we have a fun contest to get you winded the spooky spirit. it is a pumpkin carving contest. you can submit your picture on our facebook page for kgan cbs 2. when he picture will be shown on air. happy carving. >> you have a costume? >> i don't. i haven't had time to get one, but if i did, i would want to be super hair.>> that is a good idea, you should do it. all right. weatherwise, it's going to be good this coming weekend. tomorrow a different story as rain moves in. 40 to start the day in mid 50s it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. 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. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: trump lays out his first 100 days. >> we're going to have the biggest tax cuts since ronald reagan. >> pelley: but he has only 15 days left to save his campaign. >> leave here and vote. >> pelley: also tonight, the turn. >> get this, donald: nasty women are tough. nasty women are smart. and nasty women vote. 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