at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... in iowa city, the univerisyt of iowa hospitals and clinics is making plans for a new clinic and warehouse on the southwest side of the city.the new building will sit on nearly eight acres of land on mormon trek boulevard. leaders hope to break ground next year. some of cedar rapids' favorite athletes gave back to the community. players on the cedar rapids titans football team and rampage soccer squad held a stuff the bus drive at the southwest side walmart.all of the donations will be given to way-point services. if you missed yesterday's event, there will be another stuff the bus drive on sunday. the cbs 2 news team was out ringing bells and collecting money for the salvation army thursday.the organization hopes to raise 790-thousand- dollars during this christmas season.you can donate to the red kettle campaign online and sign up to ring bells like we did. did.you'll find all the information on cbs 2 iowa dot com. the facey family in canada adopted a little boy who was born without his right hand. hand.they knew he was the one they wanted to adopt because

the grandfather of the family was born without his right hand too! too!the little boy had been passed up on adoption by other families 6 times because of it. the facey's knew it didn't matter if he was missing a hand, because the grandfather had accomplished so much. he's been in the paralympics, played soccer and been a succesful business man. man.they have a special way to say hello, they call it the "stump bump."when they first met at the airport, the little boy had never seen another had never the little boy the airport, the little boy had never seen another person who was missing a hand.the grandfather said i just stuck out my hand and reached out with his stump and he touched mine. and just like that...the stump bump was born.

coming up next... next...how an increased terror threat is affecting hawkeye football fans.what you need to

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how kinnick stadium is staying safe for the final hawks home game this weekend following last week's attacks in france. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2

new this morning out of blackhawk county, a former police chief has been arrested and is now facing two felony charges. charges.an audit of former dunkerton police chief timothy schultz says he bought gas with a city fuel credit card. the state auditor reported those purchases added up to more than 2-thousand dollars. schultz was arrested yesterday and faces a charge of theft and unauthorized use of a credit card. it's a crime you'd expect to slow down -- once the temperatures start to dip -- but this month -- one corridor city has actually seen an increase. increase.burglars have hit 67 homes across cedar rapids this month alone.in most incidents -- criminals are knocking on the front door and if no one answers -- breaking in through the back of the house.on top

the police department says a good neighbor can make all the difference. "a lot of these are happening in broad daylight and so the best deterrent, quite frankly, is to have a good set of neighbors that if they see something or hear something, that they call in." in."police are still looking for suspects in the burglaries. if you see something suspicious -- you're encouraged to call police immediately. in iowa city tomorrow, if you plan on heading to the hawkeye game, expect to see more security.sporting events world-wide are beefing up security this weekend due to those increased threats from terror groups. groups.at kinnick stadium, the university of iowa is adopting the clear bag policy that's currently being used at n-f-l games.that means only clear bags, gallon sized resealable bags and small clutch purses the size of your hand will be allowed.there will be a bag check at the recreation building from nine in the morning until an hour after the game.fans might also notice more officers and squad cars. there's a lot of international events going on,

things that are concerning regarding attacks on stadiums and we just want to make people feel safe. safe.public safety is asking everyone to arrive early to make it as easy as possible. for a full list of what will and will not be allowed into kinnick, check our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. new this morning, morning,israel says the u-s has freed convicted spy jonathan pollard after nearly 30 years in federal prison. pollard is a former navy intelligence analyst and was arrested in 1985 after trying to gain asylum in israeli.he drew suspicion when a supervisor caught him handling a large amount of classified materials that were unrelated to his duties. three people are now in jail - three people are now in jail - - suspected of murdering a police officer in a botched robbery attempt. attempt.authorities say a 16-year-old boy -- an 18- year-old and a 21-year-old tried to rob officer ricky galvez late wednesday night. galvez was in his personal vehicle in plain clothes after

when two men rushed up to him -- opened fire and killed him. the city of downey, california lined the streets yesterday for a large procession to honor the fallen officer. police in pennslyvania are looking for a suspect who stole a school bus, and then.. then..crashed it into a strip mall.take a look at this damage.authorities say someone stole the bus out of the school bus garage at around three thirty wednesday morning. it caused damage at two businesses, one owner says it might be a year before he'll be back open. "the kitchen wall got buckled about 18 inches. the hood over top of the cooking equipment, it looked like it was moved. the ceiling tiles moved. the front counter where the cash registers are got knocked about 18 inches away from the wall. i was kind of hoping that some of his teeth were stuck to the steering wheel of the bus." bus."after the crash, the suspect ran off.police don't believe he tried to rob any of the businesses.they're currently reviewing surviellence video trying to identify who it could be.

pitchman jared fogle was sentenced to more than 15 years and 8 months in federal prison. prison.the 38-year old pleaded guilty to charges of child pornography and crossing state lines to pay for sex with minors -- some as young as 16 years old.fogle has paid 1-point-4 million dollars in restitution to 14 different victims.the sentence was harsher than the 12 and a half years requested by federal prosecutors.fogle worked for subway for 16 years.the company fired him once the charges were filed this year. the coast guard in san diego has taken more than 50- thousand pounds of illegal drugs coming from latin america in just the past four months alone.on thursday -- officials were offloading more than 25 tons of cocaine from one ship.officials say the increase comes after having their budget restored. good morning again, thanks for waking up with cbs 2 this morning...it's right now on this morning!

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snow hasn't even started falling yet, but the coming storm has already made an impact.state athletic officials postponed the state football championship games tonight in cedar falls. falls.they say they want to keep the thousands of fans and players safe by keeping them *off* the roads.regina -- mount vernon and cedar rapids kennedy were all scheduled to play.the three games will now be played monday -- a live stream will be availble -- but no television broadcast. tickets for friday will be honored on monday. when the snow does start flying you'll notice some changes to state snow plows. plows.as cbs 2 news first told you last month, the d-o-t is installing blue and white rear-facing lights to plows across the state.the changes are part of a pilot program to distinguish the trucks - and limit collisions.state lawmakers approved the program during the legislative session.

they're ready for this storm. streets superintendent mike duffy tells cbs 2 news crews will tackle the city's main streets before moving into residential areas.he says 90 vehicles will be on the streets and the city has a stock pile of six-thousand tons of salt to use throughout the winter. and don't forget, you can download our updated weather app for all the updates on the snowfall.just go to the apple app store, or the google play store and search for cbs2-w-x. new this morning, morning,authorities scanning the scene of the paris suburb raid have found a third body. the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks was killed in the same raid insaint denis wednesday. wednesday.no word yet on the identity of the body.that news comes as nations across the globe are stepping up security. in france -- authorities have conducted more than 600 raids in the past week -- but french officials say there's still a constant threat.in beligium -- police have also performed hundreds of raids -- and are searching for suspected attacker, salah abdeslam.now

-- in a series of new videos -- isis has threatened to attack more cities -- including new york city -- washington, dc and rome. "the threat here focuses primarily on troubled souls in america who are being inspired or enabled online to do something violent for isil." isil."u-s intelligence officials say isis is now trying to get their hands on chemical weapons -- but those same officials do not believe the terror group is capable of making sophisticated weapons like nerve gas. the debate continues over refugees from the war-torn countries where isis is headquartered. d.the house passed a bill that would suspend the entry of syrian and iraqi refugees into the united states for months, or even years. years.the vote did receive more than the two-thirds majority it would need to ovrride a veto.the bill, introduced by republicans did have dozens of democratic supporters.it's unclear when the senate will take on the bill. iowa congressman steve king was one of just *two* republicans to vote against the bill.king says he voted against it because he feels

the president shouldn't have the authority on refugees in the first place. congressman dave loebsack broke with democrats and voted *for* the bill.he says he still wants to bring thousands of refugees to the u-s but said quote "we must work together to make sure our screening processes are strong and effective so we can welcome those who are truly seeking safety." on the campaign trail, trail,debate continues over security in the united states after the paris attacks killed 129 people. people.in between campaign events in newton last night -- presidential candidate donald trump said he'd support creating a mandatory database to track muslims in the u-s. trump has also talked about the need for increasing surveillance and potentially closing mosques. republican rick satorum was in eastern iowa campaigning yesterday.he said at an event in dewitt he also does not want syrian refugees to migrate to the country. santorum said he thought early on accepting syrian migrants was a bad idea.on the democratic side -- front runner hillary clinton said on thursday she believes the

to refugees looking for a new home -- but said she still opposes putting ground troops in syria. it's now on this morning.we'll take a look at the top three stories you need to know before you start your friday. friday. now here's a ffriday. friday.start your before you need to know stories you top three look at the we'll take a morning.on this it's now on this morning.we'll take a look at the top three stories you need to know before you start

now here's a look at the top three stories that you need to know to start your friday morning. morning.state athletic officials postponed the state football championship games tonight in cedar falls.they say they want to keep the thousands of fans and players safe by keeping them *off* the roads.regina -- mount vernon and cedar rapids kennedy were all scheduled to play.the three games will be played on monday. there will be increased

security tomorrow for the hawkeye game in kinnick stadium.sporting events world- wide are beefing up security this weekend due to those increased threats from terror groups.the university of iowa is adopting the clear bag policy that's currently being used at n-f-l games.for a list of what is and isn't allowed, head to our website c-b-s 2 iowa dot com. authorities scanning the scene of the paris suburb raid have found a third body.the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks was killed in the same raid insaint denis wednesday.no word yet on the identity of this third body. we'll hope you'll switch over

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