right now -- a waterloo man is accused of luring two girls into sex trafficking. trafficking.officers say they've arrested lawrence campbell junior. waterloo police tell cbs 2 news they discovered the crime earlier this week when they caught a girl shoplifting at the waterloo target. they say campbell met both 16-year-olds online--and told them to come to waterloo from chicago for a better life. when they got there, campbell allegedly told them they would need to have sex in order to make money. police have now contacted the girls' parents to let them know they've been found. across the country -- hundreds of thousands of children are at risk for being sold into human trafficking.unlike other violent crimes -- this one can go un-noticed. un-noticed.one corridor woman who escaped the sex trafficking trade says we have to band together to stop the cycle.local organizations -- like chains interrupted -- also provide services to help survivors.but they say the only way to make sure children and women are safe is prevention. who's being rafficked." trafficked."only one to two percent of victims are ever rescued from the trafficking trade.to learn more about the effort of organizations working to end human trafficking - visit our website cbs 2 iowa dot com. a tama county man is now dead -- --after he was hit by a train. it happened around e yesterday morning in montour. the chicago to portland train was passing through when it hit 27-year-old reginald walker.authorities are still working to determine exactly how the collision happened. union pacific tells cbs 2 news that counselors will be made available to the train's crew. a cedar rapids teen now faces several charges after a tuesday morning accident.the 19-year-old was illegally driving with only a permit and caused a crash that tied up commute...according to police. officers tell cbs 2 news - the girl ran a red light on sixth street - hitting a pick up near the intersection at first avenue. the truck flipped over and landed on top of a minivan. another teen was hurt, but is expected to be ok. it was a very close call --for one officer in iowa this past weekend.this is dashcam video from a winterset police cruiser.the officer was driving along highway 92 when a car crossed the center line, almost hitting him head-on.the officer immediately turne driver who was charged with speeding and drunk driving. residents at a nevada trailer park are lucky to be alive this morning after a small plane crashed right next to several trailers. trailers."the plane nose dived in to the asphalt just next to the vehicles in the tralier itself and didn't strike it" it"a single engine plane crash caused this fire in sparks, nevada.only two trailers on the scene were damaged along with a few vehicles.witnesses out of the sky. "there was an engine that sounded like it was having a real struggle and then there was a huge boom."i thought i heard the airplane .. everything happened so fast and there was fire going up the street and down the street and alot of smoke." smoke."right now -- no injuries were reported from the tralier park.the conditions of the people on the plane is not being released an update to a story cbs 2 news has been tracking out of california - former stanford swimmer turner will be released from jail this friday - three months early. early.he was sentenced to six months in prison back in june after he was convicted of sexually assaulting a passed out female.his case created public outcry across the country - and now there's a recall campaign against the judge - who many believe handed down too light of a sentence.after his conviction, turner could have faced 14 years in prison - but will only end up serving three months. and now california lawmakers sex crime sentencing bill in response to turner's case.the new bill would now make jailtime mandatory in cases that involve sexually assaulting an unconscious person.before - probation could be used instead.the bill now heads to california governor jerry brown's desk for his signature. developing story now - police in los angeles have arrested singer chris brown for assault with a deadly weapon.the arrest came yesterday after a long search at brown's home.a woman called police saying that brown pointed a gun at her says brown got angry with her when she admired his diamond necklace.brown later posted a video on instagram saying he's innocent. the obama administration says it will now distribute 53- million dollars to 44 states to tohelp fight opioid abuse. federal officials say the funding will focus on reducing over-prescribing of pain killers - and increasing access to treatment.the adiministration is also calling on congress to dole out more than a billion opioid abuse didn't do enough. developing story - health insurance rates will soon be going up for tens of thousands of iowans. iowans.state insurance comissioner nick gerhart tells cbs 2 news - those most affected are iowans who buy their own insurance, not those covered through their employer. increases for 20-17 have been approved for wellmark blue cross and blue sheild, aetna, gunderson and medica individual policyholders.some will face hikes as much as 42-p. 42-percent. number of iowans impacted and the increases for each company - log on to our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. iowa congressman rod blum spent time in cedar rapids -- tuesday seeing how local t-s-a officers keep the eastern iowa airport safe. the congressman was first introduced to the t-s-a officials through a veterans job fair he hosted.25-percent of t-s-a employees are veterans -- and they can then advance through the ranks or join other federal agencies. says the security process is well worth it. "every day that goes by without a plane getting blown out of the air, we get complacent. and i know the public sometimes can get a little grumpy about why do we have to do this, why do we have to wait in lines, but there's good reason for it and they're doing a great job at it actually when you think about the number of passengers, and miles flown flownthe t-s-a says it has some of the most advanced screening technology at the eastern iowa airport. a staff of roughly 50-officers keeps th 10-minutes. in north liberty the corridor business journal is now settling into their new home.the publication held a ribbon cutting tuesday at its new location.the c-b-j actually started in a north liberty basement 13-years-ago. now, after years of growth, c-e-o john lohman says this new office better meets their needs "16;31;21;10 that's great for employees especially employees that live on both ends of the area. and one of the things we strive to do with the corredor business journal is make sure that we are covering the city focused or to cedar rapids focused and so being right in the middle of the corridor is a great place for us to be." be."besides their own place to work, the new building has thousands of square feet of additional space for other companies to utilize. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.after the break...the long odds two friends beat toge. together.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... a cold front has been moving across the state and has brought fall like air back to eastern iowa. the skies will be clearing through the morning and it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. the humidity will also be much lower than the last few days, comfortable outside. temperatures will just climb to the mid 70s by afternoon. the low humidity will be around through the rest of the week and the start of the weekend. by sunday and monday, the humidity and moisture levels will start to creep up. the next chance for showers and thunderstorms doesn't come two wisconsin judges are more than just colleagues. colleagues.they share a life-long bond after one of them stepped up when her friend needed a new kidney. kidney. jericka duncan shows us the long odds they beat together. together. (15;2305 nats:) hug and "who are you, good to see you!"is a reminder of how lucky he is to be alive ... (15:24:30 nats: ) hug and "bless you.. so good to be back.in 2014 doctors said his kidney was functing at only 2-percent and without a transplant he could die. 15:49:19 jd:what did the doctors tell you in terms of the likelihood of getting a kidney soon?dm: yeah, well "soon". soon was 5 to 6 years.(15)patient demand out paces kidney dono to 1 -- and with african- americans making up more than thirty percent on the waiting list -- a match for mosley would be hard to find -- or so he thought.(je sot) it was kind of a no brainer yeah. of course i would step upfellow judge 58-year-old joann eiring decided she would donate one of hers. doctors said the older, white half-his size woman was a perfect match.(15;53;37;26) je: i had joked along to the big bones, i'm pretty sure i have big organs. 15;53;47;10 dm: and it was a huge kidney. (laughter) (12)(1:54 nats:) "keep your hands inside the moving vehicle at all times" (laughter) (3 seconds) the successful surgery was performed last month. (16:07:35) je: " i don't feel like i'm a hero, i feel like this is just-this is who i am (16)(18:05) dm: we all get caught up in the fact that some people don't associate with people don't that some up in the fact all get caught (18:05) dm: we who i am (16) (18:05) dm: we all get caught up in the fact that some people don't associate with other people because of their race or what happened but when it comes down to it, we're all the lungs, two kidneys. we're all the same.// that's what this country is supposed to be about, that's the diversity that makes us great. and i think we just need to embrace that more.and perhaps, judge each other, less. jericka it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the single focus for iowa football when they kick off their 2016 season saturday. saturday. score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. so i guess i can just check my credit score then? oooh "check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit." welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... iowans trying to serve their communities are running out of time to get on the ballot. anyone seeking a county government post has until five p-m tonight to turn in their petition.the deadline already passed for candidates seeking state and federal office.election day is tuesday november 8-th. it has now been nearly 23 years since hawkeye basketball great chris street was killed in a car crash.the 20-year-old was a big part of one of the best teams in decades.a number of people took part in a memorial golf outing in iowa city tuesday - including current head coach fran mccaffery and former head coach tom davis. and before you head out to fry-fest or to tailgate in iowa city on saturday morning on thursday.our sports crew is teaming up with the gazette to bring you the a preview of saturday's game.watch i on the hawks tomorrow at 6-thirty on our sister station fox 28. "it's a journey. it's week to week. there's so many twists and turns that can take place during the course of a year, and really it just gets down simply to focusing on what's important."that journey for the hawks -- starts saturday only thing iowa has been focused on -- no the rose bowl loss, not getting back to the big 10 title game -- just the redhawks -- and as pat moroney found out -- the hawks can't wait to buckle their chin straps. no more spring ball, summer workouts, or fall camp - it's finally game week in iowa city - and after beating up on each other for the last nine months - the hawks are ready to beat up on somebody else this saturday we've been waiting for this for a long time - the taste of left our mouth so we're just ready to hurry up and get after it with this game game the most exciting part is running out of that tunnel with my teammates - locking arms together and getting ready to play with each other - we've been playing with each other for three weeks - going into camp - banging against each other - now it's a way we can go against someone elsethe week one opponent -miami of ohio - looks like a cupcake on the schedule - but in the crazy world of college football - there are no easy ones i don't think their record last year shows how good they are - they've got and we've got a bunch of respect for those guys we've just gotta treat every team the same and not overlook anyone - because you don't know what's gonna happen during the season seasonsince i've been here we've already lost to two mac schools - so we've got that in the back of our mind the goal is 1 and 0 - and the hawkeyes - aren't taking anything for grd grantedjust look back historically - we've looked really good on opening days somedays - and other days not so much - you know i don't we've gotta be ready to go iowa's won 14 of their last 15 season openers - there last loss - came to a different mac team - northern illinois in 2013 - the hawks will look to avoid that same fate this saturday - in iowa city - pat moroney - cbs 2 sports.the defending n-f-c noth champs suffered a huge blow today -- viking's q-b -- teddy bridgewater dislocated his knee and tore his a-c-l in a non contact drill during practice -- ending his seaso year old shaun hill and joel stave -- a rookie out of wisconsin -- are the only other quarterback's on the depth chart. linn-mar hosting west in a huge volleyball match -- the women of troy ended the lions season last year -- and had plans to start off m-v-c divisional play with a win -- ali tauchen -- gets up to get downbut linn-mar was on another level -- megen renner sets up carly spees -- she brings the heat -- lions get sweep -- 3 sets to none. close race in the 100 free -- but jeff's mika mc-chesney kicked it in to high gear at the end and touches the wall first for the j-hawksbut the night belonged to kelsey drake and the lions -- drake set two pool records -- and linn-mar swam away with a "w" cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us i'm patty judge, and we know chuck grassley stopped the senate from working, but he also stopped working for iowa. as a farmer and a nurse, i learned iowa works best when we pull together. used to be you could work with chuck. i did, plenty of times. but he's all politics and partisanship now. and he's turned his back on iowa. i approved this message because washington changed chuck, a cold front has been moving across the state and has brought fall like air back to eastern iowa. the skies will be clearing through the morning and it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. the humidity will also be much lower than the last few days, so it will feel more comfortable outside. an eldery couple has not adorable fashion choices. choices.17 year old anthony garguila tweeted some pictures of his grandparents in matching outfits.they instantly were passed around...because how adorable are they! they!fran and ed garguila have been married for 52 years. they started matching outfits when they went square dancing several years ago...and have been doing so ever since.to make this story even more adorable.anthony says his grandparents text him 'good morning' every day - and share a picture of their matching out. outfits.after their tweet became an overnight internet sensation...they texted him quote - "good morning from your famous grandparents right now it's degrees in after the break...the heartbreaking injury changing the vikings season before it ever started. started.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the corridor. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the big visit for the republican presidental nominee right before he gives a big immigration speech. the local charity event getting a little more attention after one celebrity passed away. the former presidential candidates who still earned their way onto a ballot in 2016. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. skies will be clearing through the morning and it will be mostly sunny by afternoon. temperatures will be climbing just into the low to mid 70s for highs and it will be much less humid than the last few today - a man convicted of murder will find out how long he will be put behind bars for killing a homeless man last yea. year.travis standlee was found guilty of raymond ursino's murder last year.prosecutors say he also killed sharon mead just two days after he killed ursino.standlee the trial for mead's death is in october in scott county.cbs 2 news will be in the courtroom for the sentencing. be sure to watch the cbs 2 news live at five for to find out what in court. in just hours - the linn county board of supervisors supervisorswill vote on a new ordinance that would raise the minimum wage throughout the county.this morning at 10, the board will have their first vote on the ordinance. ordinance.if the proposal is approved - the minimum wage would be raised to 8- twenty-five an hour on the first on january.and would increase by one dollar each year until it sits at 10-twenty-five an hour in 20- 19.it requires three votes to pass.the next reading will be th. the iowa board of regents wants to use a new two-year budget system -- that would include new tuition increases. increases.the board announced it wants the state legislature to support a plan that would increase state funding to iowa's three public universities by two percent each year for 20-18 and 20-19. the plan would also increase tuition by two percent each year for in-state undergrad students.next month -- the board will vote on a 12- million dollar request for funding. in the war on terror - a major group is-is. is-is.they announced their top spokesman has died in northern . syria.an isis run news agency said abu muhammed al-adnani was killed in aleppo while surveying the city.al-adnani was a part of the terror group since it began,the extremist group has suffered a string of defeats recently - especially near the turkish border where turkish troops and syrian rebels drove them out of a border town last week. but right now - fighting in the middle east is getting groups backed by u-s in the fight against isis have now started engaging against each other. syrian rebels and kurdish forces have began clashing in syria.to make matters worse - turkey is now criticizing the united states for trying to stop them from also attacking kurdish forces - who they consider terrorists.and now - president obama will try to smooth things over with the turkish president this week in china at a g-20 summitt. new this morning -- g-o-p nomine nomineedonald trump out that he has accepted an invite to meet with mexico's president. the meeting will be today -- just hours before trump delivers a major immigration speech in arizona.the mexican president has invited both candidates to meet with him. the meeting comes after several pledges from trump to build a wall between the two countries and make mexico pay for it. the hillary clinton campaign responded to news of that meeting -- saying "from the first days of his campaign - trump has painted mexicans as rapists and criminals and has people...."what ultimately matters is what he says to voters in arizona, not mexico and whether he remains committed to the splitting up of families and deportation of millions." meanwhile - the f-b-i says it will soon release the report it sent to the justice department regarding the clinton email scandal. scandal.the f-b-i said clinton was extremely careless with sensitive e-mails but did ?not recommend charges against the former secretary of state.the official report could be released as soon as today. outside the race for the white house - there are several seats up for re-election in congress -- and three incumbents are one step closer to reclaiming their seat this morning. morning.senator john mccain -- easily beat back a primay challenge from a tea party activist in arizona.the 80-year was the g-o-p presidential nominee in 2008. he's seeking his sixth term in the senate.and senator marco rubio also won a primary last night in florida.he entered the race extremely late -- after bowing out in the presidential race earlier this year. debbie wasserman schultz picked up a primary win.she faced off against a law professor who was backed by bernie sanders.wasserman schultz has gotten a lot of criticism as the former chariwoman of the d-n-c. sanders supporters say leaked emails showed she gave special treatment to hillary clinton during the presidential primaries. right now - the iowa department of corrections is trying to address the needs of transgender inmates. inmates.under a new state policy - inmates will now be answering a new question - what pronoun referred as.officials also say hormone therapy will also be available for any transgender inmates who want the treatment. but because there could be irrerversible side effects - a medical staff will bring in an expert on transgender health issues. sot: 05:22:07:29 "so we obtain a consultation with her --- to make sure this is what they want. so she'll come over and interview our patients and then draft a protocol for us to do those and we have a well just to make sure specifically they understand this isnt something really lightly taken" taken"he knows it will take time for staff and the prison population to adjust to these new policies.he says taking mental health evaluations - knowing each inmate's medical needs - and safety concerns will be crucial moving forward. next month---the corridor is hosting a walk to end alzehiemer's it's a disease that not only affects millions of americans - but also makes it very difficult for their fam. families.cb2 stephaniejohnson is live in cedar rapids, to explain how you can help. help.good morning guys--- this is annual event that takes place all over the country and soon it will start right here at the mcgarth ampitheater... ampitheater...people all over the country are still mourning the death of gene wilder - who died from complications of alzheimer's this week.but more than five million americans are still fighting the battle against the disease.and that number is expected to triple by the year 20-50.organizers more than 180-thousand dollars for research. "if we don't continue to focus for funds and to identify a cure through research, it's not going to be a matter of if you know someone with the disease, it's going to be a matter of when someone you know is diagnosed with the dise" disease."the walk in cedar rapids will begin here at the mcgrath amphitheatre at 10 a.m. on september 24-t that gives you plenty of time to donate and volunteer - to learn how you can get involved - visit our website cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor in cedar rapids stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. developing story - in the n- f-l, minnesota viking fans are waking up disappointed this morning . .third-year quarterback teddy bridgewater suffered a knee injury yesterday in practice. he dislocated his knee and tore his a-c-l during a non- contact drill.the practice 20-16 season is now officially over.36-year-old shaun hill is their second string quarterback. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.just ahead...the additional efforts to help fight opiod abuse across the co. country.in your cbs 2 weather "is that credit karma again?" 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"oh woah. that's different." a cold front has been moving across the state and has brought fall like air back to eastern iowa. the skies will be clearing through the morning and it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. the humidity will also be much lower than the last few days, so it will feel more to the mid 70s by afternoon. the low humidity will be around through the rest of the week and the start of the weekend. by sunday and monday, the humidity and moisture levels will start to creep up. the next chance for showers an illinois couple is breathing a sigh of relief this morning - because their dog is alive and well. well.the pup fell off a boat in lake michigan and went us how the ten-month-old dog was eventually reunited with her owners. riley's adventure started in frankfort sunday morning as she and her owners - ed and kristen casas left the harbor toward the manitou islands. they were about six miles out and were having some electrical problems, forcing kristen to head up top...while ed stayed in the cabin. (kristin casas, riley's owner) "in retrospect i remember her coming out here to see where i was going and my poor assumption was that she would went by when ed realized riley wasn't with him.(ed casas, riley's owner) "we assumed she went overboard. did a mayday call for dog overboard." several fishermen and even the coast guard in frankfort helped the couple search for their pet for several hours...but no luck.that's when lynn fiedor heard what was happening.her husband was one of the fisherman out searching.(lynn fiedor, lost dog search team) "he called me because he said he heard a distress call come out from ed and kristin saying that their dog had gone overboard." team" downstate... and uses social media to track them down.she posted the search on facebook...and soon hundreds of people were keeping their eyes out for riley.(lynn fiedor, lost dog search team) "we ended up having over 20,000 people look at our post online and when i saw that i was like..we're going to find the dog."one report said a boater saw a dog swimming off shore in empire...(ed casas, riley's owner) "they had scooped it up and dropped it off closer to empire beach from."comments came in monday morning saying the dog was spotted near the platte river campground.ed and kristin headed out there and talked to campers who saw her.(ed casas, riley's owner) "our optimism grew and we found her in 15 minutes."in all -- it's estimated riley swam close to six miles to shore...and traveled more than a dozen miles by foot.ed and kristin say they owe her safe return to lynn... who made her way up to leland monday afternoon just to see the dog she helped get back to her family.(lynn "we have a happy ending....and it's the reason we do what we do." it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the special tour one iowa congressman got behind the i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. two thousand and nine, the state budget was in shambles. spending was slashed ten percent. voluntarily cut their own pay ten percent. but, lieutenant govenor patty judge refused to cut her hundred and three thousand dollar salary by even a penny. is that leadership? welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? the european union is now telling apple to pay up.they ruled the tech companies business deal with ireland has been illegal since it began. began.apple has had it's european head-quarters in ireland since the early 90's. the e-u competition commission has ruled apple owes ireland more than 14-billion dollars in unpaid taxes.the main business tax rate in the country is 12-percent -- apple has paid either one percent or less in corporate since 2003.apple is planning on appealing the decision. the united states government is also concerned about that ruling from the e-u. e-u.and white house officials say american taxpayers may suffer as a result.that's because apple could deduct the payment from those back taxes to the amount owed the u-s government. the controversial ex- pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli has just scored a huge pay-day. pay-day.he bought a controlling stake in another drug company last fall for just less than three million shares for 5-point-9 million -- nearly doubling his money.he became a household name when he increased the price of a drug used by aids patients by five thousand percent.right now -- he's facing federal criminal charges. you now have another way to order pizza -- on your t-v. t-v.papa john's unveiled its new apple t-v app.the national pizza chain says its the first customization pizza ordering platform with the option to build a pizza topping by topping.also - order from their apple t-v will get 25-percent off. pop star selena gomez is canceling the rest of her tour because of health reasons. reasons.last year she revelaed she has lupus.she now says that's whats cuasing her to have panic attacks, anxiety and depression. depression.she hopes that taking some time off will help her cope with her condition.no word on when she will return to the stage or the studio. gomez says she appreciates all the support she's getting from her fans.nearly two-million foundation of america. it's right now it's degrees in coming up...the grand opening in north liberty for our partners -- the corridor business journal. journal.in your cbs 2 weather a cold front has been moving brought fall like air back to eastern iowa. the skies will be clearing through the morning and it will be mostly sunny this afternoon. the humidity will also be much lower than the last few days, so it will feel more comfortable outside. temperatures will just climb to the mid 70s by afternoon. here's a look at some of will be back out on corridor streets.several local fire departments will be asking for donations from drivers with the money going to the muscular dystrophy association. cedar rapids firefighters are hoping to top last year's total of 34-thousand dollars. funds raised here in the corridor will go directly to the m-d-a clinic at university of iowa hospitals and clinics. it will also help cover costs at camp courageous in monticello. a corridor trucking company is helping veterans get on the road to better pay. federal gu rapids-based c-r-s-t the green light for its veterans apprenticeship program.that means new and current c-r-s-t drivers using g-i bill benefits can earn additional income within the company. managers tell cbs 2 news the program will complement the company's existing heroes on the highway military program. iowa city students will head back to class on time this morning - after getting a few hours off yesterday.on tuesday the school day ended early because of the heat and humidity.district leaders say air conditioned, but 23-percent are not.in a letter to parents - superintendent steven murley said the conditions weren't ideal for a learning environment and called off classes after speaking to administrators at several schools in the district. authorities in orlando, florida have now released new audio accounts from inside the pulse night club the night a gunman killed fifty people and wounded several others. others.mark strassmann has the chilling 9-1-1 recordings that were just released. released. peter + velie)))(nat sot) (call # 1)we were leaving the club and then as soon as we left gunshots were just going like crazy.(narr)at 2:03 ayem, 9-1-1 callers began reporting a massacre-in-progress. (nat sot) (call # 29)it's called pulse. there's dead people everywhere. they're shooting. (narr)right after last call, a gunman with a semi-automatic rifle roamed through the in the club, the pulse in orlando. (voice cracks) and she is still in the bathoom bleeding. she got shot and no one is going in for her. (crying)(narr)this is the first release of 9-1-1 recordings from people who were actually inside the club wen the massacre began. (nat sot) (call #27)there are now four dead in the bathroom and two shot are bleeding out and if somebody doesn't get there soon they're gonna die. (narr)police body camera video showed the chaos as first responders arrived. 9-1-1 calls also kept coming, some from relatives of trapped inside. as they hid in bathrooms -- like those in this cell phone video -- they texted or called their families who then called 9-1- 1. (sot) (call 18)my friend he got shot three times, he"s in the bathroom. screaming help help. i'm not there. i can't do anything.(narr)50 people would die -- including the mass-killer, omar mateen. around five ayem, after a three-hour standoff, the 29 was shot eight times by police. (strassmann standup close)the city of orlando has yet to release another batch of 9-1-1 calls about the nightclub shooting. norah, among them are several recordings from the gunman, who called 9-1-1 from the club to pledge allegiance to isis. 53 others were injured in the attack. just last week - orlando hospitals announced of the survivors. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the latest developments in the standford sexual abuse case. case.you're watching c-b-s 2 right now on cbs 2 this morning...the eastern and the corridor woman who knows how dangerous that crime can be. the train accident that killed a tama county man. the car crash that backed up your morning commute in cedar rapids. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin arry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 skies will be clearing through the morning and it will be mostly sunny by afternoon. temperatures will be climbing just into the low to mid 70s for highs and it will be much less humid than the last few