right now on right now on cbs 2 this morning...the new information about how a stand off in waterloo ended last night. e latest details from overseas after terrorists in france killed nearly 130 people. the topics international leaders are talking about while they're in turkey for the g-20 summit. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather

new this mmorning... morning...police responded overnight to the ced-rel motel just off highway 30.a cbs 2 news crew saw deputies from the linn county sheriff's office and the iowa state patrol on scene.right now -- they're not saying why they were there.we're continuing to track this story -- and we'll bring you the latest updates once more information is released. in waterloo, police had to use tear gas to end a standoff last night. night.the waterloo cedar falls courier reports the standoff lalaed several hours at a home along the 400 block of sheridan road.officers with the waterloo police department's tactical team were called to the scene, as well as the bomb squad. authorities shut down the street, and say threats about explosives were made.no injuries were reported and no weapons were found.the man was ken to a nearby hospital for observation. new this morning, french officials say the suspected

attacks in paris is abdelhamid owabaaoud, a belgian national who is reportedly in syria. syria.we're also learning more details on france's response, to attacks that killed about 130 people in paris, and injured even more. more.just two days after the attacks -- french officials say they dropped 20 bombs on the isis-corolled city of raqqa -- which works as the islamic state group's capital. the frenen bombs targetted a jihadi training camp and the location where iraqi officials say the attacks were planned. in europe this morning -- police are still searching for suspected members of the sleeper cell that carried out the attacks that killed 129 people. people.seven people have been arrested in belgium already in connection to the attacks.and new this morning, french officials say in a a, 23 people are right now in custody, and more than one-hundred others are now on house arrest. arrest.but now this morning there are conflicting reports on whether 26-year-old salah abdeslam is in police custody. he's believed to have rented

one vehcile the attackers used. one belgian broadcaster is reporting that he is in custody, another saying those reports are false.police say they had the belgian national in their grasp early on saturday morning, when they stopped a car carrying three men near the belgian border, but they let him go after checking his i-d. the cici of paris remaininonon edgegeduring the three days of official mourning. mourning.thousands of french troops have been deployed and many tourist sites have been shut down.people panicked last night when police cleared hundndds of peoeoe from a memorial site when firecrackers sparked a false alarm. one family in the corridor had to wait hours to find out if their son, studying abroad in france, was alive after the chaos friday night. christine and ed luebe said they weren't able to get ahold of their son -- trevor -- for hours.he was at the soccer match where a suicide bomber attacked just outside the stadium.even though the blast shook the entire stadium -- many people inside had no idea what was going on in the city.

knew what was going on, they thought it was just part of the game." budded to ""my heart aches for the people that didn't make it," it,"the two attended a silent march and memorial last night at newbo city rket.a crowd of about 50 people gathered in cedar rapids to stand with the french capital city from thousands of miles away. "when you're so far away, you feel like you can't do anything, you can't help. you don't even know what's happening." happening."several people also mentioned how social media is helping them keep track of family and friends as they continue to pray for the victims. world leaders are vowing to respond to the terror attacks in paris. paris.right now -- the world's top 20 industrial and economic powers are meeting for a two-day summit in turkey.but despite the calls for action, leaders did not give specifics on how they plan to escalate the assault against isis. president obama called the violence an "attack on the

civilzed world." "as we, i'm sure, each said "as we, i'm m sure, each said to president hollande and the french people we stand in solidarity with them in hunting down the perpetrators of the crime and bringing them to justice." justice."russian president vladimir putin is also urging global efforts to confront the threat. the united states has transferred five more detainees out of guantanamo bay prison icuba.tt pepeagon says all five have been moved to the united arab emirates.107 detainees still remain in the prison.the u-s has been moving detainees to other countries, as part of president obama's goal to clcle the prison.the u-s wants to move them to countries that'll keep them from re- joining terrorist groups. there was a clear winner in saturday night's debate. that's what the polls say about the democratic presidential debate held at drdre university in des moines. moines.a brand new cbs news poll says 51 percent think hillary clinton won the debate. that puts her far ahead of

percent.martin o'malley had seven percent.clinton got high marks for how she handled several issues -- like foreign policy -- terrorism and how she would take on isis. "we will support those who take the fight to isis that is why we have troops in iraq helping to train and build back up the iraqi military why we have special operators in syria working with the kurds and arabs." arabs."clinton says it's clear r that isis cannot be contained and that it must be defeated. fresh off the debate -- all three democratic candidates stuck around to campaign in iowa on sunday. sunday.hillary clinton and martin o'malley both sske at the central iowa democrats fall bar-be-que.clinton was joined by her husband -- fromer president bill clinton. more than 500 people came to listen to the candidates. "i ,listen to the reopublicans and i know thth want to turn back the closk on human rights...on civil rights...on womens rights...on gay rights...on voting rights." rights.""the reopublican vision for our country...my goodness you'd think they were

buisness that has no room to grow..that is not the way i see our country..." country..."senator bernie sanders did not attend that bar-be-que -- instead he went to a round table meeting also in des moines and h hd an event in indianola. it's coming up later... later...the corridor event helping people overcome one of

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fall may be fading in iowa, but not that far away, week-end travelers are still enjoying the wonderful art scene the 'show me state' has to offer. offer.this morning matt hammill takes us road tripping, to a place just a few hours south of the corridor.. " varooooom slosh " even on a gray soggy afternoon - outside this vibrant community has some amazing places to brighten up your day - and add a splash of color - inside. inside." clomp clomp clomp " welcome to the columbia art league. league.missouri is the show me state - and diana moxon says this is where you want to spend some time looking at

genius.." highschool students , professors of art, amateurs , professionals, beginners, people who have been painting for decades, everybody is in hereogether so it really is the crcrtive voice of the community " "with the emphasis on creative - - a gonzo gallery - hunter s thompson could be proud of.guests - at the current free exhibit - titled interpretations -can enjoy works that are just - fun - like new friends - - or ones that speak to the roads we choose - and the beat of a differnt drummer drummer- - some are spiritual and thought provoking - is this the beginning or the end others like american ecology seems to pay tribute to our own grant wood - -while "inter-twine" - really needs no explaination explaination- - and four seasons - lets you walk into a late fall forest - - but look close - - it's all meticulously done - with fibers. fibers." every time you comeme here you're going to see something different because

time."and it's not just a place to view -- but also a place to do - and learn artists here - love to share. " kids juju love to make art and so we have lots of things for kids and then adults - - one evening onece a month we call it art uncorked .. and so the third weesday of the month it's 25 dollars and it's a different teacher each month and a different technique .. so you have little bit of wine a little bit of food and you make art."every june - things get a little crazy - at art in the parkmore than one hundred sculptors - potters - jewelry makers and painters pack in the crowds - for two days of fun - where even faces can become a canvas.columbia boasts a lot of artists who are justeing discovered - and if you read between the lines - that means - incredible pieces - for collectors - at tempting prices - worth the trip. " and if you like it, you know - everythingngs for sale so you can always buy it as well laughs .. if you can't live without it. "all part of the

of its own - going strong - after sixty years. years." here is where you get the pulse of art in the community and see what everybody is doing and what the influences are (( please try to cover rest with paintings and visitors )) and how people feel about things so here - if you just kind of want to get under the surface of columbia - artistically - it's all here (( dissolve to outside??)) at the art league. " we're road trippin in columbia missouri - " varooom " i'm matt hammill. you can findall of matt's road trippin adventures on our website at cbs 2 iowa dot com. it's coming up next... next...how american leaders are responding to terrorist attacks in paris -- making sure the same thing doesn't

right now on cbs 2 this morning...the renewed concns about security in the united states after a brutal attack in paris. the men n d women from cedar rapids who just left the corridor to fight in afghanistan. the latest summer spot in cedar rapids shutting down for the winter. welcome to cbs two this morning.....taking a aive look at..i'm kelly d'ambrosio d'ambrosioandi'm kevin bbarry. barry.make sure to join us on fox 28 morning live at 7am. we'll learn some ways to keep active right at your desk at work.plus some tips for eating healthy if you live with

let's get a new this morning, morning, new this morning, morning,there was a police presence at the ced-rel motel just off of highway 30 overnight.authorities haven't released any details on what exactly happened, but a cbs 2 news photojournalist did see deputies from the linn county sheriff's office and the iowa state patrol on scene.we'r'r continuing to track this story, and will bring any updates once more information is released. continuing coverage of the terror attacks in paris parisstate leaders acrosshe country, are asking questions about the number of syriri refugees who have been or will be settled in specific states. states.and alabama governor robert bentley announced he is *refusing any refugees

relocating to his state.a syrian passport was found near one of the attackers killed on friday -- it still isn't clear if the document was real or forged.in louisiana -- governor bobby jindal asked the white house how many refugees have already been sent to his state.both governors s say they don't want something like the paris attack to happen in their state. at the u-s capitol -- the u-s flag is at half staff to in honor the people who died.the flag will also be lowered at federal buildings across the country until sunset thursday. earlier sunday -- house speaker paul ryan ordered flags to be lowered at the u-s capital as well. in canada -- police aren't saying if an act of arson is connected to friday's terror attack in paris.authorities say someone deliberately set a mosque in ontario on fire.a muslim leader in the rea says the mosque is unusable and he doesn't know where the muslim community will go to pray now. firefighters say the fire caused 80-thousand dollars worth of damage. massachusetts authorities are

searching for weapons stolen from a au-s army reserve center in a town about an hour west of boston. boston.f-b-i officials say there was a break-in over the weekend.they did not say what kind of weapons went missing... only that they are on the hunt--and don't believe it is connected to any terror threat. nearly 40 army reserve soldiers from the cedar rapids-based 649th regional support group are headed to afghanistan. afghanistan.sunday -- the soldiers and their families took part in a farewell ceremony at the armed forces reserve center.the unit will be providing base support -- making sure soldiers have everything they need.for many -- it's their second deployment to afghanistan. "i"is about the job it's about our mission, and whether your'e a first time deployer or it's the sixth time, that doesn't change. we're still focused on mission and what our job is; staying safe and getting home as quickly as possible ." ."the soliders should be deployed for about a year. new this morning in california... california...police officers shot and killled a man last night after he pointed what looked like a gun at them.authorities now say it

was a fake gun.ccording to police, officers responding in oakland were approached by the suspect...who they say pointed the weapon at them. several officers opened fire. the suspects name has not been released. four people remain in critical condition after a double decker tour bus crashed in a crowded san francisco neighborhood.officials say two other men are in serious condition.witnesses say the bus ran down a bicyclist, hit t at least two pedestrians and struck several cars before plowing into a construction site.the tour company that owns the bus said they are cooperating with authorities to determine how it happened. also in california, a survey team will be looking at storm damage today.the national weather service confirmed a tornado touched down in a town about 80 miles from sacramento. you can see some of the aftermath here...it brought down rees and damaged homes.a church roof was also damaged. no one was inside at the time. in cedar rapids on suny, sunday,the distri 19 toast-masters showed some folks how they can overcome fears of public spepeing.the

tree showed how community leaders can be stronger communicators by working on their speaking skills.the toast-master's spring conference will be in des moines next may. elementata school can be tough for a lot of kids.that's exactly why there's a program to promote positive development for *girls in third through eighth grades. it's called girls on the run -- and they hosted a 5-k run in iowa city to celebrate their fall season of working together to push toward that positivity. " girls get all these messages from their peers, from the media and what we're trying to teach them is they're all strong they're all confident. they're wonderful the way they are and to appreciate their own gifts ." ."more than 570 girls from 34 area schools in linn -- johnson and other counties took part. incredible fall temperatures gave a lot of golfers hope that the golf season might last forever. fover.but for many local courses, the end is near.twin pines saw the l lt tee* times sunday afternoon and closed up

course is next. they plan on closing next sunday. the city says jones* will be the last golf course open and the finin day just depends on the weather.golfers tell us it's always sad to stash the clubs and hibernate but they're glad it lasted this* long. "i'm sweating and it's what november 15th so it's pretty unusually warm." warm.""i can honestly say i don't remember a time in three years of it being this nice in november still for me to be able to come out and olf on a sunday." sunday."the gardner golf course closed last wednesday. it's after the break... break...the role social media is playing in the aftermath of terror attacks and natural disasters.

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happening right now, now,a traffic back up on interstate 80 near the 12-th avenue exit in coralville.we don't have many details at this moment, but as you can see, traffic is a little congested.authorities tell us there was a crash in the eastbound lane, but couldn'tgive any details on anyone was injured. injured. the world is coming together in support of paris, many using social media as a way to share their thoughts. thoughts.some even used socia media to let friends and family know they were safe. here's a closer look. look. a powerful moment of unity. french football supporters sing the national anthem as

they evacuated out of the stade de france on friday night.around the world - more expressions of solidarity. three colours red white and blue of the french flag adorning monuments ththworld over.social media was soon awash with those same colors amidst a global outpouring of support.many from muslims around the world - such as this one, quoting the qu'ran: "whoever kills an innnnent human being, it shall be as if he has killed all mankind." more than just a platform for condolences... cial media proved itsf once again as a tool for coordinating help and spreading information.twitter shtags lit up with users trying to locate loved ones - and offer shelter to strangers. and facebook activated its safety check app for the first time outse of a natural saster...with more than 4 million people using it to notify others of their safety. while the reaction to facebook's use of the app was interesting, many expressed thanks to the company - one reading "social media a as it

should be used."others though raised questions - over why it wasn't used in previous attacks.with many pointing to the beirut bombings last week. facebook responded by saying that while the app s first created for natural disasters, paris was the first time it was trialled in a human-caused incident.mark zuckerberg himself saying: "we ...now plan to activate safety check for more human disasters going forward as well. we care about all people equally, and we will work hard to help people suffering in as many of these situations as we can."rosie

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now,a traffic back up on interstate 80 near the 12-th avenue exit in coralville. we don't have many details at this moment, but as you can see, traffic is a little congested. authorities tell us there was a crash in the eastbound lane, but couldn'tgive any details on iianyone was injured. injured. new this mmorning... morning...police responded overnight to the ced-rel motel

just off highway 30.a cbs 2 news crew saw deputies from the linn county sheriff's office and the iowa state patrol on scene.right now -- they're not saying why they were there.we're ontinuing to track this story -- and we'll bring you the latest updates once more information is released. in waterloo, police had to use tear gas to end a standoff last night. night.pthe waterloo cedar falls courier reports the standoff lasted severarahours at a home along the 400 block of sheridan road.officers with the waterloo police department's tactical team were called to the scene, as well as the bomb squad. authorities shut down the street, and say threats about explosives were made.no injuries were reported and no weapons were found.the man was taken to a nearby hospital for observation. one family in the corridor had to wait hours to find out if their son, ststying abroad in france, was alive after the dealdy attacks in paris on friday night. christine and ed luebe said they weren't able to get ahold ofheir son -- trevor -- for hours.he was at the soccer match ere a suicide bomber

attacked just outside the stadium.even though the blast shook the entire stadium -- many people inside had no idea what was going on in the city. "no one at the soccer match "no one at the soccereratch knew what was going on, they thought it was just part of the game." budded to ""my heart aches for the people that didn't make it," it,"the two attended a silent march and memorial last night at newbo city market.a crowd of about 50 people gathered in cedar rapids to stand with the french capital city from thousands of miles away. "when you're so far away, you feel like you can't do anything, you can't help. you don't even know what's happening." happening."several people also mentioned how social media is helping them keep track of family and friends as they continue to pray for the victims. the united states has transferred five more detainees out of guantanamo bay prison in cuba.the pentagon says all five have been moved to the united arab emirates.107 detainees still remain in the prison.the u-s

other countries, as part of president obama's goal to close the prison.the u-s wantsts to move e em to countries that'll keep them from re- joining terrorist groups. there was a clear winner in saturday night's debate. that's what the polls say about the democratic presential debate held at drake university i ides moineses moines.a brand new cbs news poll says 51 percent think hillary clinton won the debate. that puts her far ahead of bernie sanders at about 28- percent.martin o'malley had seven percent.clinton got high marks for r w she handled several issues -- like foreign policy -- terrorism and how she would take on isis. it's now on this morning. morning.we'll take a look at what's coming up on fox 28 morning live before we send

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