eastern iowa will get a visit from vice presidential candidate in two weeks. we are taking a look at i- 380. traffic is picking up with headlights. is not so much that there is any congestion. that is good news for you. it looks like a clear morning out there. you are heading out, justin with the forecast, says you might want to grab it is nice out. it is a little chilly. you need a jacket and sunglasses. nice. the temperatures r1 degree above normal. the last few hours, we have been cooling. look at the numbers as we start the day together. it is 38 degrees as we roll into 6:00 at 39. in dubuque, it is 42 degrees. there with 36 in waterloo. it is 47 into core. the wind is out of the north. there is no there are gusts around eight miles per hour. satellite radar is clear this morning. there s not much other than cloud cover. there is a statewide perspective. it is quite a crossed iowa. here is yo it is 54 at noon and 59 this afternoon. it is a cool the, day with suns
living a real-life buddy movie. i just care about mattie. to me he s like a brother. this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. glp today, the f.b.i. unexpectedly reopened its criminal investigation of hillary clinton s private e-mail servers. back in july, the justice department closed that investigation into whether classified information was passed on that unauthorized of state. the f.b.i. found a few classified e-mails at that time, and it called secretary clinton extremely careless, but the bureau concluded that she had no criminal intent. now today, we have learned that thousands of additional e-mails have been discovered on another electronic device. it is likely to be after the election before we know what, if anything is in them. nancy cordes begins our investigation? reporter: the october surprise came in the form of a three-paragraph letter to congress from f.b.i. director james comey who wrote that agents on an unrelated case had learned of the exefta
both crimes happened within days of each other in september last year. developer without fbi director james comey said the bureau is revealing reviewing emails that hillary clinton. with 11 days to go before the election the fbi set this information, which they have not disclosed, was found while investigating former new york congressman anthony weiner for a different issue. the former congressman separated from clinton s top aide after a 16 incident. the fbi ha congress agents are reviewing the new information to decide whether warrants looking further into the clinton investigation. stomach will that story is developing this afternoon clinton supporters gathered in the newbery district to see them a candidate. cbs news to was there. mora mora hillary emails. we have seen, talk radio says there standing by for press conference with hillary clinton the local iowa press was not invite invited to attend. we will keep you eye on that it we know that. campaign chair ta
as president elect-donald trump continues to work on his adminstrations transition into the white house- he ll receive his first tase of foreign diplomacy today. today.japan s prime minister is heading to new york to meet our future commander-in-chief - where he will likely look for reassurances that the u-s will remain committed to being strong allies with japan.he might also try to sway trump on the trans-pacific partnership - which is a trade agreement trump opposes. president-elect trump is still weighing his options on several cabinent members for he s denying alleged turmoil inside his transtion team - he isn t behind schedule for making these appointments. appointments.looking at the last three presidents - president obama hadn t made appointments until three weeks after the election.president george w. bush waited until mid-december to make his picks. and bill clinton waited seven weeks before announcing cabinent nominees. trump s former opponent - hillary clinton -
your full weather forecast coming up in just a few joe?the first reading of a higher minimum wage passed with a 4 to 1 vote but it didn t make it through without . alterations.supervisor ben rogers said they were acting because the legislature has refused to do anything.the proposal would incrementally raise the wage to $10.25 by to remove a section of the ordinance that would automatically increase the wage each year according to the consumer price index. they said future increases shouldn t be left to an automatic formula. i just don t believe in time the hands of future policymakers to a formula i think you need to consider all this case for any future increases in the minimum wage hopefully the staple have done something by then but if they don t the board of supervisors or city councils can take actio action. supervisors were also questioned about how the new ordinance would be in forest if it were to go into effect covering the corridor joe huisinga cbs two news. dona