a des moines man is now accused of killing his wife and teenage daughter. daughter.authorities were called to the home of amy and amber fraaken around seven last night.police say they were shot to death.barney fraaken was also found inside with what investigators believe are self-inflicted injuries.he is in custody in a des moines hospital.the killings are still under investigation, but police believe it was a domestic confict. the johnston school bus driver accused of assaulting a special needs student has resigned. resigned.robert scarbrough entered his resignation on november 13th, and it will be accepted today.last month cell phone video caught scarbrough hitting the student after witnesses say the teen became disruptive and threw something at him.scarbrough is charged with assault and child endangerment.

taking illegal drugs just hours before giving birth. birth.back in april - university of iowa police were called to the u-i-h-c where heather rice was found with needles containing drug residue similar to heroin.a criminal complaint says she admitted to take an opioid just four hours before giving birth.rice is charged with felony drug posession and could get five years in prison. much of western europe remains on high alert today following the attacks in paris earlier this month. month.in belgium - prosecutors say 16 people, possibly linked to the attacks, are now in custody.they were arrested after a series of raids through out brussels.however - paris fugitive salahabdeslam is still on the loose.federal authorities say they discovered no explosives or guns from the raids.brussel's subway system and schools were shut down for the day. meanwhile - the leaders of france and the u-k are teaming up to fight isis in europe and the rest of the world. world.the british prime minister is offering france an

air base in cyprus to assist the bombing of isis targets in syria..this morning - prime minister david cameron promised isis will never win against britain and its allies. "it's good to be back in paris, a city whose people have shown such courage, determination and resilience. a city where millions came out on friday night to live their lives and to send a very clear message to the terrorists that you will never win, you will never beat us." the french president is vowing to ramp up his country's bombing campaign against isis. he says an air-craft carrier has been adapted specifically to hit isis and will soon be in place to attack. tightened security will remain in place in the u.s. this week as more than 40-million americans travel for thanksgiving. thanksgiving.that includes more officers and k-nine units at the country's airports.the t-s-a is expecting to run enhanced screening on an estimated 25 million air travelers during the holiday. since the attacks in paris - at least three flights have been diverted in the u.s.

while there have been several other disruptions over security concerns.polce departments around the country have been conducting active threat scenarios, which homeland security says has them prepared for anything. "it's important for all americans to know your law enforcement, your national security intelligence communities are continually on the job // working overtime to ensure that the homeland is safe ." so far - there has been no reports of a specific and credible threat of an attack in the u.s. we're learning more about what americans think of the job president obama is doing in the fight against isis.a poll from cbs news shows 66-percent don't think the president has a clear plan for dealing with them.another 63-percent of americans think the u.s. will need ground troops to defeat isis.the poll also says the majority of americans believe there needs to be stricter screening processes before refugees can come to the u.s. the tragedy in paris is far

away from eastern iowa - but because of the images being broadcast, it feels much closer.and at a time like this, we can't forget that there are children who may be confused or scared about what they see.tonight on cbs two news at ten, anchor karen fuller speaks with a local therapist who has some tips for parents and caregivers. we'll break down *what to say at *what age. age.be sure to watch "terror talk" tonight right here on cbs 2 news at 10. in vote 20-16 news... news...donald trump has regained his lead in iowa. that's according to a new poll from cbs - which also says ted cruz has jumped ben carson for second place.two national polls were also released this weekend and have trump in first place.but carson is in second in those polls, and not cruz. now a cbs 2 consumer alert... alert...casey's bakery is recalling 23 ounce snickers cakes.the company says cakes made before november 14th contain peanuts which are not on the label.all cakes with

date codes prior to 6-9-6 are involved in the recall.that code can be found on the back of the container. it was quite the gathering this morning at kirkwood community college in cedar rapids. rapids.the school's three living presidents were there for a panel discussion about kirkwood's history.all year long the college is celebrating it 50th anniversary.each of the former president got to take time today to talk about their tenure leading the school, which has grown to become one of iowa's largest colleges. "i have been able to visit probably 250 to 300 community colleges, both when i was president as well as with campus works and i can tell you kirkwood is one of the best community colleges in this country." country."former president's bill stewart and norm nielsen were joined by current president mick starcevich. members of kirkwood's board or trustees also discussed the school's hostory today. the iowa city school district is adding a third high school. school.and tonight - parents can get the latest information. a meeting to discuss liberty high school will be at west high at 6-30 this evening for

about an hour.the new school is scheduled to open in time for the 20-17 school year in north liberty if you're looking for a way to give back this holiday season, the johnson county crisis center is kicking off their 28th annual "project holiday" fundraising drive today. proceeds go towards providing holiday meals for local families in need.this year mid- west one bank has agreed to match the first one-thousand dollars in donations to jump-start the effort. effort.if you would like to donate to project holiday - we've put a link on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - how much hawkeye football fans can expect to pay if they're planning on going to indianapolis next weekend. weekend.plus - the tiny device

the hawkeyes locked up their spot in the big ten title game with their win saturday against purdue.thousands of black and gold fans will head to indianapolis next weekend. for those who plan on flying - the des moines register says a round trip flight from des moines to indy will cost between 330 and 640-dollars. and if you drive triple-a predicts you'll spend around 130-dollars. cbs 2 is offering you a chance to go to the big game.you can head to our website to enter for a chance to win two tickets, a hotel stay and 100 dollar gas card though our grid-iron get-away contest.you have until sunday to enter. the big ten championship game will air on our sister station

justin checks in now with your cbs 2 'weather first' forecast. main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look

skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga& -temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface mapa&- moving into a closer view with

see mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast features clear skies & cooler temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking for mainly clear & chilly

days show more dry and cool weather - our 7 day forecast does bring more cool weather to the area area a young boy hiccupped his way through the australian national anthem before a

baseball game on friday.but he sang right through to the end acting as though nothing was wrong. wrong.it won the it won the crowd over, they erupted in applause and he got lots of high fives from the players. still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, court documents reveal the blood alcohol level of the woman who drove her car into people in oklahoma.the surprising results next. next.

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a suspect has been arrested in the murder of a pastor's pregnant wife in indiana. indiana.18-year-old larry taylor was arrested and charged overnight with the murder of amanda blackburn. blackburn was shot in the head on november tenth and died the next day.the murder happened at her family's home while her toddler son was there.the little boy was not hurt. no arrests have been made in the new orleans shooting from last night. night.16 people are now recovering from gun-shot wounds after two groups of people opened fire during a large gathering.all the victims were listed in serious condition, but nobody has died yet.police and the mayor of new orleans, are pleading for anybody with information to come forward. also in new orleans - authorities are searching for the person who shot at a tulane med student. surveillance video shows eurch cain trying to kidnap a woman when the student intervenes. cain then shoots the student

in the stomach, and tries to shoot him twice more, but the gun jams.the student remains in the hospital today, and his family say he is getting better but is still in serious condition.tulane university is offering a reward for information leading to cain's arrest. one person is dead and another is injured following a shooting at a tampa florida hospital.the shooting happened around seven this morning eastern time.there's not a lot of details at this time - but police say the person who died was killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound.the other person is still being treated. court documents say a woman was not drunk, drunk,whe she plowed her car into a crowd of people at oklahoma state university. 25-year-old adacia chambers killed four people and injured dozens more when she drove into the parade route on october 24th.a document says that chambers' blood-alcohol content was only point- zero-one -- far below the legal limit at point-zero- eight.chambers faces four counts of second-degree murder and 46 counts of assault and battery. coming up on the cbs 2 news at

noon, walmart is amping up it's cyber monday deals.when

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apple pencil from demo stations.the co-founder of tumblr is calling the shortage - in his words - "an embarrassing damper on the pro launch." wal-mart is starting their cyber monday sales on sunday. sunday.in past years they've started thier cyber sales on the monday after thanksgiving. but the company says faster internet to more homes and smart-phones makes the move to sunday more practical.wal-mart will quadruple its number of cyber monday specials this year, about 90 percent ofthe deals will come with free shipping. if you're taking the car to you thanksgiving get-away, we have good news for you. you.gas buddy dot com expects the national average for a gallon of gas to be one-dollar and 99-cents.it would be the first time since march 2009 that price would be under two- bucks.it would also be an 80-cent decrease from the price last thanksgiving. travelers in the u.s. are predicted to save one-point- five billion dollars this week. justin has your weather to go next...but first here's a look at today's markets.

an n-f-l record was broken yesterday during the game between the kansas city chiefs and the san diego chargers.in the first quarter - chiefs defensive linemandontari poe scored on a one-yard touchdown run.at 346-pounds - poe is now the heaviest player in n-f-l history to score a rushing touchdown.poe broke the record held by william "the refrigerator" perry since 19- 85 when perry went into the

that does it for us here on the cbs 2 news at noon.our next newscast is this afternoon live at five.and you can see us right back here tomorrow morning at 5 a-m.

afternoon. >> thomas: yeah, i was thinking about it, too. >> ivy: [ sighs ]

>> thomas: door was open. >> ivy: mm-hmm.