"we may never know for sure how far in advance of april 21 nicholas luerkens made these inscriptions in his personal journal, but do know for sure that he wrote these things in his journal before he went to the hyvee parking lot to kill lynnsey." lynnsey." "there's a lot more to this case than just a video and a journal. i have to point out during those 33 minutes of the prosecutors osing, there was not one word about a mental disease or illness." illness."deliberations resume monday at nine a-m.covering the corridor in cedar rapids,

now an update to a storyrybs 2 news broke in october. the iowa state trooper who shot at a car in riverside has been cleared of any wrong-doing. the iowa attorney general's office now says t t trooper was stified because another officer's safety was in jeopardy.the shooting followed a high speed chase that ended at gas station.that's w(ere the driver of the car rammed into a johnson county deputy's squad car.the trooper shot out the car's back tire to keep the suspects from getting away. officers arrested three people that day. another big night of high school football could require some extra layers. chief meteorologist terry swails is here now with a first look your cbs 2 'weather

right now, investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a major fire that destroyed an amana landmark. fire crews responded to the amana golf club and event cent around 3-40 this morning. cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore was in amana all day as firefighters worked to contain the blaze. fire crews this morning spent hours battling a fire at the amana colonies golf club anan

event center.we've seen several people come here today to take a look for themselves at what happened....and staff who have talked to us say it's all gone.colleen koss, resident 1:35 absolutely it's the talk of the townamana residents want to know what appened to a place they say has made e their small community known among golfers throughout the midwest.colleen koss, resident 1:35 i mean we all woke up kind of in shock.close to four o'clock friday morning fire crews arrived to find the amana golf club and event center in flames.the generara manager says he wondered how bad the fire would be as he drove toward the towering smoke.patrick kilbride, amana colonies golf club and event center general manager1:10 you drive up here over the hill d you kind of see that there's maybe one wall of the clubhouse that's still standing. it's like... wow. there's absolutely nothing left. kilbride says he doesn't think anyone was there when the fire startedthe fire chief says it started on the north side near the pro shop.he says they had to use a hose from the south side at first because the smoke, flames and heat were too intense.chris herr, fire chief:48 the north end of the building, approximately one third of it was fully engulfed. golf carts had started on fire on the outside also because of the e

heatit took about two hours and the help of three other departments bringing in water to fight the fire.1:55 we had oxford fire, norway fire, fairfax fire and we had probably six to seven tankers. the chief and community members say they hope the club that had been open 25 years... is rebuilt.3:58 a lot of people are definitely going to miss it for a while club staff say they arent sure of what's next.2:51 i think the amanas a etty tight-knit cocounity and they'll help us out and we'll see what we need to do from here.livein addition to the building, the chief says more than thirty golf carts were destroyed.he says there will be a continued investigation to try to find out what happened.ctc in amana mellaney moore cbs 2 news new at 6 tonight. the iowa department of public safety has determined the cause of the plosion at a motel in cedar falls in october.they say a man inside the unit blew out the pilot light on a gas appliance the night before in a suicide attempt.the next day, he lit a

he later died from his injuries. the explosion caused parts of the front and back of the building to be blown off - nine rooms in all were damaged. some good news for iowa's poultry arms affected by the bird flu. 72-of them can now start to restock their flock. quarantines have now been lifted for all commerical poultry farms affected by the virus. iowag officials say the farmrmhave all gone through proper cleaning and disinfecting.31-million birds have had to be put down since the spring because of the bird flu. the university of iowa is taking action actionto help fight against an breakout of mumps on campus. campus.the u-i student health and wellness center is offering all students under the age of 25 the m-m-r vaccine for free.that's a vaccine that fights measles, mumps and rubellathe university says they've seen more than 100-cases of the mumps in the last few months tonight at ten hear why health officials say it's an issue that goes beyond keeping the

outbtbak on campus.or now we have a link with a list of locations and times to get vaccinated on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com. we have new @nformation in our vote 20-16 coverage. covevege.the latest c-n- n/o-r-c poll has donald trump still ahead of the g-o-p pack in iowa.he has a 25 to 23 point lead over doctor ben carson.marco rubio capitalzied on aatrong debate performance - he's sprung himself into 3rd place with 13 percent backing. for the democrats - both hillary clinton and bernie sanders saboosts in their respective numbers after vice president joe biden n decided not to run.clinton holds an 18 point lead over sanders 55 percent to 37 percent.the only other democrat in the race - martin o'malley - has just 3 percent. right now, clininn is the subject of a twitter campaign in rural keota. keota.three students from a keota sociology class are calling on the frontrunner to come to their school. school.cbs 2 news reporter

scott and karen, the twitter campaign is called keota hopes for hillary.even though not all three students can vote yet,t,hey say this is one way they can get engaged with the political conversation.they've caught clinton's attention - and say they want her to address how their high school of with less than 80 students can stop from shrinking even more. more. in america's heartland - there's a way of living. living. the students say they're

in december. they are planning a they are planning a town hall meeting when she's in town.

and don'r forget to catch up on the week of politics on iowa in focus.it recaps everything that happens in washington and the state.the show airs right here on cbs 2 at 10:30 for many, getting a tattoo can be a personal way to honor a loved one - but this week - a group of artists got together to help one of their own. juststhead on the cbs 2 news at 6. how a show of unity left its

on cbs 2 this morning.hear the story of a man whose life was turned upside down just because she left a bad review of a company line. online. see the current push to change the law, monday on cbs 2 this morning. this week, tattoo artists from all over cedar rapids got gether in one shop, for one purpose. it wasn't for a competition, or even to show off their work - but instead, to suort one of the own. tbs 2 news reporter joy howe is here with the story. who better to talk about making an impression than a bunch of tattoo artists, right? they certainly made one on their community, after they decided to hold a very special benefit. jason and chantol feuerhelm are the owners of "appetite for ink" tattoo studio in cedar rapids. they recently found out chantol's ovarian

cancer, was back.this week, tattoo artistsfrom across the community decided to hold a nefit to help with medical bills.they offered a 30 dollar tattoo deal - they told people to come get a "ribbon" that meant something to them. so many showed up - some got ribbons to wear like a badge of courage, others gotot memorial tattoos - and they say this benefit that was originally meant to help one person, turned out to be theraputic for everybody. "there's always the inner competition of tattoo shops, but the fact that everybody are friends and could pull together and work together and have an amazing day and just havefun with it. it was really great. 07.42.38.26 07.45.01016 it affects so many people differently, that it was neat to share with so many people - their stories, to have people care about them. you can still get t ur ribbon from any ofofhe very talented artists who were involved. and when i asked jason, how people

could help - he said, sit with someone who's getting chemo, walkwith a cancer patient who juju needs to talk. he says s support, makes all the difference. joy howe, cbs 2 news. a blustery day across the corridor sets up f a cool, windy friday night for football. chief meteorologisterry swails is h he now with your

a tough road test awaits for the hawkeyes... coming up next t sports... find out what iowa may have to do to get past the hoosiers... "cbs 2 news connects with you. call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at cbs 2 iowa dot comconnect with us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2.

for years... the iowa hawkeye football formula... has been simple and successful... but sometimes... the opponent flips the scipt... and this week... for a team dreaming of the college football playoffs... it may be time to adapt... and air it out a little bit... iowa's passing game has slowed down in big ten play... maybe because c-j beathard's a little banged up... or maybe because the running game's been so good... but the hawks may have to sling it around the yard on saturday... to keep pace with the high-tempo hoosiers... it's a situation

"you know on saturday they're going to have to do a wonderful job of communication, getting the calls, communicating with each other and doing it at a really quick rate because it happens fast." fast.""their offense is up-tempo aa they score a lot of points. hopefully our defense holds them to no points. that would be nice but that's hard to do. it's tough to do against any offense and especially the way that they're built, i feel like we're gonna have to score--you knkn, some points." a common theme emerged for iowa state in their october losses to texas tech, t-c-u, and baylor... in all of those games... the cyclones fell way behind... and never dug t of the deficit... t t task this week in norman... is to keep pace with the sooners... paul rhoads said this week that the cyclones will look to mike warren and the run game in order to move the chains early and often... but they need joel lanning to be effective too... that balance could make this a tough test defense... "they're big, physical, very fast and very explosive. so that's a combination u don't

see very much. and those guys they're all veteran guys out there they know how to play their defense -- they know what they're gonna do." do.""we got a piece of our play-action pass that becomes quickly improved if we get that accomplished. but, if w w can'n'run the ball--and we get forced into a passing game against this defense--we'll be in trouble." the high school fooooall quarterfinals are here... and we have a biggie on tap tonight at kingston stadium... washington and kennedy meet for the second time this season... the cougars won the first matchup... in three-a... second-ranked west delaware is at home with a chance to go to the semis... they host decorah... and a clash of the titans in one-a... number one iowa city regina hosts second- ranked west branch... we'll have highlights from these games and more tonight at nine and ten... in baseball news... the white sox extended jeff samardzija a one-year qualifying offer on friday... worth 15.8 million dollars... the veteran right- hander will probably declcle ththsox offer... and pupuue a

long-term deal in free agency... in that case... chicago will receive a 2016 first-round draft pick as compensation... we will be right back to take one last look at your forecast after the break.

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