Meteorologist kaj omara joins us live at green square in downtow cedar rapids. Plan on a cloudy thursday. While there will probably be some breaks in the clouds later today, itll be too little too late for the october sunshine to push the temperatures around. Tomorrow, however, is a different story. A strong warm front is still on track to move increasing the wind substantially and allowing for widespread highs into the 70s. While records are safe at the moment, well continue to watch this going forward. The weekend continues to look decent with highs primarily in the 60s. By halloween, our next surge of warm air moves into the region with highs at least into the mid 70s for all areas. Itll be windy again as well today cloudy in the morning. Gradual clearing in the afternoon. Wind w 510 high 54 tonight mostly clear. Wind se 510. Low 46 tomorrow partly cloudy. Breezy and milder. Wind sw 1525 high 74 tom. Night partly cloudy. Wind sw 515. Low 55 dozens of people in northeast cedar rapids
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Innovative architectural designs. They evoke the grandeur of this land, particularly the Pacific Northwest. [ applause ] in 1994, pietro passes away at the age of 94. His lifes work includes over 1,000 buildings. His widow, second wife marjorie, tonys stepmom, continues to live in the architectural masterpiece in portland. But by the early 2000s, the home has fallen into considerable disrepair. That woven wood ceiling in the bedroom is coming apart. The roof is leaking. Its a mess. Marjorie begs tony to come back to portland and fix it up. But portland, and being compared to his father, is exactly what tony has avoided for his entire adult life. I was always of the theory that you can never go home. Tony agrees to fix the roof, but focuses mostly on his career, adding to his impressive list of designs, in chicago and around the globe france, turkey, saudi arabia. After marjorie dies in 2009, tony and his brother peter inherit the house that meant so much to their father. But what to do