pay their fair share of taxes, windows were shot out of the vehicle. there are now three armored police vehicles around that s.u.v. and police are being very careful and methodical about searching it. and for those of you who are just joining us, this is special continuing cbs news coverage of the events in san bernadino, california today. we had a live picture of the s.u.v. surrounded by three police vehicles. this is the s.u.v. with the windows shot out. this was the scene just a few moments ago. as the police were surrounding the vehicle.

fallen out of the vehicle on the driver's side passenger seat, the back seat. it might be a body, but it is hard to tell. the police are telling us that at least one suspect is down. we have heard that at least one suspect has been arrested, and in fact, all three may have been apprehended. the police are about to have a briefing, and as soon as the officer steps up to the microphone, we will go live to the briefing to get the very latest details. 14 people killed, 17 people wounded in san bernadino county today, by three unknown gunmen, gunmen the police may have apprehended. let's go to that police briefing

live. >> is everybody ready? okay, again, my name ising sergeant vicki cervantes, with the san bernadino police department. as an update, officers that are working this active shooter case were doing follow-up work when they located what appeared to be

somehow during that c we now know more about what happened the night 68-year old anita labkon was beaten to death at her cedar rapids home three years ago. ago.edward cusic, labkon's 47- year-old son, is charged with murder in her death. investigators say he used a

her.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live outside the linn county courthouse with what we're learning. yesterday the prosecution played the 911 call...today they brought in witnesses to detail the night edward cusic is accused of murdering his mother one by one different witnesses took the stand. on the night of the murder officer ryan harrelson drove mr. cusic down to the precinct. he said mr. cusic seemed very tired. prosecutors shared audio from that police ride with the courtroom. she ran to me with a dagger in her hand. so i ran to the garage for a crow bar defend myself.he seems very tired,

can see his speech was slow. slow. at this point in the trial the jury is trying to understand mr. cusic's state of mind on the night of the murder. and if ms. cusic- was the aggressor. tomorrow, court will resume at 8:30... stephanie johnson cbs2 news live at 5. thousands of pigs are dead after a major fire at a hog confinement in wellman. wellman.the washington county sheriff's office says the fire broke out just before ten last night in the 14-hundred block ofginko avenue. avenue.several fire departments responded.it took nearly three hours to put out the blaze.brenneman pork owned the facility, they say it's a

estimates it lost roughly five-thousand 25-pound hogs in the fire.so far no word on a

the sunshine and higher temps are a welcome sight for many people who suffer from a common disorder this time of year. so common, in fact, that nearly half of us are living with it - and some don't even know it. cbs 2 news reporter joy howe is here to tell us how we can all have a happy and healthy season. most of us get a little bummed maybe in january or february after a long, cold winter-- but seasonal affective disorder - is different, it's a very *real mental health issue.as the temps drop, so do a lot of our spirits, and a season that's supposed to be jolly, becomes anything but. but. ((nats clang, clang of flag pole))in the city of 5 seasons...((nats of grass)) there's one that's not always welcome - the time of year when the light slants a little differently, the colors dull, and the sun isn't the only thing that begins to sink. 03.14. it's common....lisa lahr is a counselor at mercy family counseling, and says the numbers......but yeah seasonal affective disorder is it common. surprise a lot of people. a recent study from university of phoenix college of social sciences found that

have dealt with sadness or depression around the fall or winter season. 03.10.10 one thing that we do with people with mental health disorders is look for those periods of times which can be a trigger for those symptoms to increase 03.10.18.09 it's not just the weather. sometimes it's the holiday season...03.11.48 normally a time you spend with family and friends, and not everybody has family, or maybe they're separated because they live in a different part of the country, or they can't see them oftenlarh says the good news is, you can prevent some of the symptoms of sadness or depression, by making simple changes. exercise is good for just about everything, but she says, it's especially good for people with anxiety. here's something to keep an eye on - if you're eating more carbs than usual, that's a sign you might be feeling blue - so she says, eat more fruits and veggies. maybe you're doing good up to this point but then, there's - coffee. your cup of joe, that often turns into several joes, could be disrupting your sleep - which is always important, but especially this time of year. like any other mental health disorder, once you're diagnosed, 03.14.05.27 it's an ongoing health condition. and

they're taking medication, we want people to follow that treatment recommendation, so that they can live a healthy, happy, productive life. 03.14.19.23 ((nats ))and that's what the fifth season, is all about anyway. one suggestion larh had for people who don't have something to do on christmas - volunteer at one of the many places that are open. she says that simple social interaction, can make all the difference. joy howe, cbs 2 news. at the university of iowa, iowa,four students will attend a gathering in paris called "the conference of parties 21" to further their research on climate change. change.they'll be with 40-thousand delegates from nearly 200-countries trying to find a solution to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.these students are connecting human rights, the arts and agriculture with global warming.students say they want to bring back new perspectives on issues like water quality -

"i guess buffer strips are one specific example of kind of an agricultural practice that i think is fairly easy for farmers to implement that can have a pretyt big getting fewer of those nitrates." nitrates."the climate meetings will end next friday.students will also be talking to the mayors of des moines and dubuque at the conference. the university of iowa is re- naming its brand new children's hospital to honor a man who helped recruit the school's new president. president.the board of regents voted today to change the name to the stead family university of iowa children's hospital. it's named for gerry stead and his wife, mary joy.major donors, they have pledged more than 53-million dollars to support the hospital, and other university programs. stead served on the search committee that recruited bruce harreld.stead is also c-e-o of i-h-s, a colorado-based business analytics firm.the hospital project is expected to be completed next year. year.we will be back with more

shopping last week, and are still looking for gift ideas, tune in tomorrow for cbs 2 this morning, we'll check out some of the top tech gifts, that you can wear.that's tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. recapping a developing story story cbs 2 news has been following all afternoon.this is a live look from san bernardino, california, the site of today's mass shooting at a social services center.right now, we know 14 people are

also have reports that police may have shot one of the suspects and one of the police officers was injured.that is the latest information police say there may still be

some of us woke up to a little dusting of snow this morning, and it turned into a pretty nice day. day.chief meteorologist terry swails has your weatherfirst

it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. the message from kirk ferentz and iowa football has been pretty consistent this year... they're just taking it one team at a time... trying to be 1-0 each week... but when you go 1-0 twelve times... the

even ferentz and the team can admit that this week's big ten championship game has a little more buzz around it then their week one matchup with illinois state did... and much of the talk is about how the country is about to find out if iowa is "for real"... but the voice of the hawkeyes says... doubt these guys at your own risk... i think if you were to dump some truth syrum in the players... they hear all the criticism about how they shouldn't be there... and they're joe blue collar... they're boring to watch... they would take that as an affront... as offensive to them... and i think they're using that in their play... it was a big day for iowa defensive back desmond king... first... he was announced as the winner of the 20-15 jack tatum award... as the nation's best defensive back... and on top of that... king was named as one of five finalists for the walter camp player of the year award... which goes to the nation's best player...

all offensive players... king has eight interceptions this season.... while the panthers chase a championship on the football field... the search for a new athletic director begins... news broke today that troy dannen is leaving cedar falls to be the a--d at tulane... the u-n-i alum spent eight years running panther athletics... the school says they'll execute a national search for dannen's replacement... new iowa state head football coach matt campbell was named the mac coach of the year today... campbell's toledo team went 9-2 this season, spent much of the season in the top 25, and finished as co-west division champions... the rockets went 35-15 in his four seasons at the helm... we will be right back to take

at the first world conference on climate change, the challenge seemed insurmountable. but today, as world leaders come together in paris, the solutions are clear. with a real commitment to clean energy, we can tackle the climate crisis, end our dependence on oil from foreign countries, and create millions of american jobs. but none of it will happen unless america leads.

recapping a developing story storycbs 2 news has been following all afternoon.this is a live look from san bernardino, california, the site of today's mass shooting at a social services center. right now, we know 14 people are dead, and 17 are wounded. more on this story throughout the evening on cbs 2 news and cbs 2 iowa dot com.for now, we are going to re-join the cbs

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