breaking new procedure helping improve lives in the corridor. corridor.and...celebrating the black and gold."i've been going to games since i was about 5 years old so i'm a true hawkeye fan"team coverage as the hawkeyes get ready to fight for the big ten title. title.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. the f-b-i now says the massacre in california is an act of terrorism. this is now the deadliest terror attack in the u.s. since nine-eleven. here is what we know: the woman behind the deadly shooting did pledge allegiance to isis before the attack. using an alias, 28-year-old tashfeen malik reportedly made the pledge on a now-deleted facebook page.malik and her husband, syed farook, killed 14-people and hurt almost two dozen more wednesday when they attacked farook's office

camera crews got a look inside the couple's apartment the first time since investigators finished processing it. but it offered little insight into the suspects' motive.an attorney for the farook family says they had no indication the attack was in the works. the massacre in san bernardino, california has intensified the debate over gun control and is widening divisions on the campaign trail. trail. "we need bomb control because these people were building bombs. we need terrorist control. this is what we should be focused on." on."legislation intended to prevent those on the no fly list from buying guns and toughen existing background checks was blocked on capitol hill thursday.republicans say the guns used in california were bought legally and new background checks would not have changed that. cbs 2 news, and our sister stations, conducted a national poll on twitter.we asked if

could keep you safe from acts of terrorism.after more than 12-thousand votes, 78-percent told us, "no."just 22-percent said they felt the government *could* protect them,.thanks to everyone who took part in our online survey. cbs 2 news is airing a special town hall meeting on the new threats facing our country. watch "the new normal, security versus freedom" monday night at 6 on our digital subchannel 2-point-2. you can also watch it on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. belgian and french authorities are hunting two new suspects in the paris attacks. attacks.they've released these pictures of them. cbs 2 news is told they sent money to a relative of the man who orchestrated the attacks the day before the police raided the ringleaders home. the cafe where one of the deadly attacks in paris took place is reopen for business today.flowers have been piled

since the attacks. cbs 2 news ten at ten continues right now with more of the corridor's top stories.

psychologist took the stand to testify about edward cusic's mental state nearly three years ago when he police say he killed his mother. mother.cusic is accused of beating his mother to death with a crowbarprosecutors say it happened because cusic wanted to steal his mother's prescription drugs.his attorneys argue that he didn't know what he was doing.the defense called an employee from the public defender's office to talk about how cusic attempted suicide while in custody.testimony will resume monday morning. now to a disturbing story out of black hawk county. county.a cedar falls man is in custody tonight for fondeling an eight-year-old.police tell cbs 2 news, officers were called to the am-vets building on october second.they were told 72-year-old ronald nielsen took the child into a closet where the alleged incident happened.officers say the child's father walked in

now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in lisbon, a bar owner will now be paying a fine for assaulting a customer. cbs 2 news first told you about the incident last summer.charles russell claimed daron rubner attacked him and kicked him out of whitey's bar and grill. the dispute reportedly happened because of russel's service dog which was with him at the time.court records show rubner pleaded guilty to assault and was ordered to pay the 500-dollar fine. across the corridor thousands of jobs are going unfilled. according to iowa workforce development, the corridor has 18-thousand current job openings.11-thousand iowans are unemployed.statewide, there are about 48-thousand openings, and more than 60- thousand people without jobs. nationally, 211-thousand jobs were added in november.

christmas in the corridor. corridor.tonight in cedar rapids leaders offically lit the city tree on mays island . this is the 19th year the city held a tree lightning ceremony. there are over one-thousands lights on the tree.the lighting marks the official kickoff of the city's fire and ice festival this weekend. now that the tree is lit that means christmas time is right around the corner. corner.the fire and ice festival -- hosted by economic alliance -- is one of the main events to signify the holiday season is here... here...cbs 2 news reporter dora miller spoke to organizers about what we can expect this year. it's the time for cheer -- and beer!the festival will kick off earlier tomorrow...but you'll have some options because there are quite a few other events going on right here in downtown cedar rapids. rapids. the familiar sound of caroling can warm up the spirit. spirit. "it's a really great

months to get people to come downtown, see all the businesses, see all the great developments that's happening." santa and his little elves will parade around cedar rapids tomorrow night for the fire and ice festival... festival..."the downtown and really where you see the unique aspects, there's no other downtown cr somewhere else."and with the unseasonably warm weather, the economic alliance says they're expecting a crowd. crowd."last year we had similar weather and we had our largest crowd, which was almost close to 7,000 people." but the parade is just part of the nighttime activities... activities..."the parade, which is kind of the main event, starts at 6 and will be done by 7 at the latest and the game's at 7:17." 7:17." "we have been full for every iowa game and so we're still expecting that same crowd obviously, plus more."at kickstand, they're taking part in another set of festivities. one that includes filling up -- and laying back. back. "we'll have extra staff on and we have some drink specials planned."the ugly holiday sweater pub crawl is in town.. and they're

go "especially being new on the block, it'll be great, it'll also be kind of good practice for us come springtime when you know we're gonna have lots of bike rides coming through." after the fire and ice parade, there will be a whiskey crawl for those 21 and over.and as always, the bars here at downtown cedar rapids will also be open for the game. covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller cbs 2 news ten at ten marion also decked out for the holidays tonight.residents gathered to see the city's tree lighting in the center of town.tonight's event also featured live music, horse drawn carriage rides, and food. we have a full team covering the game, the fans and everything else in indianapolis this weekend. weekend.that's where fox 28 news reporter kevin barry is tonight. tonight.he's live right now outside lucas oil stadium and kevin, are you seeing a lot of

it's pretty quiet inside lucas oil stadium - but just down the road -- hawkeye fans are already having a blast. inside the cadillac ranch... zach gallagher is in the middle of a fierce battle between black and gold. (note: video of him playing fooseball with black and gold players) saturday...those two colors...come together. i've been going to games since i was about 5 years old so i'm a true hawkeye fan zach's dad -- dave -- organizes all these parties on the road for hawkeye fans. it's a chance for everyone to have a good time -- but but this year is about a little more than just the hometown team doing well. it brought tears to my eyes when we were in lincoln last week to go 12-0 and being a

there are so many people who have gone before us who have never seen this kind of thing. that's an idea -- that's *not lost -- on 11 year old zach. i can see it in my life time. some people can't see it. iowa football has never made it to a big ten championship, never went 12-0 and that's just a reward. i've tried to tell him how special it is. it's just so special. later tonight - zach and pat have all the coverage about what the team was up to today - just a little later on in indianapolis, kevin barry, fox 28 news. don't forget you can watch the

fox 28.coverage begins tomorrow night at 6.and be sure to stick around for live postgame coverage immediately after the game. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.but we are just getting started.coming up... up...trip of a life time.the mission taking one university of iowa student to cuba.

2 this morning.with more parents working full time,

days.but the rising costs is pricing some families out.what you can do, to lower those coststhat's monday on cbs 2

next on c-b-s two news... news...the new technology revamping knee replacement surgery.

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knee-replacement surgery, and being able to walk the next day.

technology, it's happening, and a doctor at physician's clinic of iowa is among the first surgeons to do it. doctor sandeep manjul says in the past, doctors used one of 8 or 9 "standard models" that fit the patient best. now, they can take a scan of a patient's knee, and use a 3-d printer to create a new implant, based on the person's actual knee. that often makes the surgery easier, the recovery faster, and can mean less pain for the patient. i think it's going to be a big part in the future. this technology, not only the technology, but adding value to the patient's care and rehabilitation. 700-thousand people get a knee replacement every year. in the race for the white house, a new c-n-n o-r-c poll shows hillary clinton maintains a commanding lead over her democratic opponents.clinton has 58-percent support from democratic voters, compared to

30-percent.martin o'malley only has two-percent backing. on the g-o-p side, donald trump is keeping a healhty lead over a crowded g-o-p field.the business mogul he has 36-percent support from republican voters.his closest competitor is ted cruz, who is 20 points behind trump with 16- percent backing.doctor ben carson rounds out the top three with 14-percent. a number of republican candidates for president will be in cedar rapids tomorrow. congressman rod blum is hosting the "rising tide" summit at the u-s cellular center.senator ted cruz, senator rand paul, doctor ben carson and carly fiorina are all scheduled to appear.we'll have much more on tomorrow's event tomorrow night on the cbs 2 news ten at ten. one university of iowa student got the chance of a lifetime when she signed up for a study abroad trip... trip...in june, nadia was the only student from iowa to take

its history, but she says she took away so much more.she says this trip was also significant because this year marks the anniversary of the u-s re-establishing diplomatic relations with cuba. "i didn't experience bias in a way that a lot of people thought i would being in cuba, we didn't sit around talking about fidel all day. they had a lot of really interesting things to teach us and i think that academically it was extremely fulfilling." fulfilling."nadia graduates from u-i in just two weeks... she says if the opportunity presents itself, she's open to going back to cuba to work. still to come... come...a pretttty big game tomorrow -- what you'll need to know for the hawkeyes and

officially less than 24 hours away from iowa's first big ten championship appearance in school history. has it sunk in yet? well, if it hasn't... here's further evidence... evidence...zach hanley now joins us live from indianpolis where a whole cast of characters for tomorrow's game have already arrived -- so zach, i have to ask: is the bird the word in indy right

this is new territory for iowa. they've never been to is point. in fact the last time kf was 12-0 way back when he was playing legion baseball baseballbut the team is treating this game like just another road game. the hawks arrived in indy around 3:30 iowa time and didn't partake in a walk through because that's not part of the routine. ""that's just not what we do, we haven't don that in a long time.its been several years since we've been to opposing stadiums or new stadiums. it's really not a big deal in our minds, so we wanted to stay with our routine, do what we do and do what we've been successful with this year.""." year.""."even if the hawks are treating saturday like a road game... there is a lot on the line. because the big 10 championship is a play in game for the college football

but neither team is looking ahead.. : "things get decided on the : "things get decided on the field and if you dont take care of business week after week you're not gonna be in a game like this." you get one you get hte other so we're just worried about winning a big ten chamionship this game is so big, college gameday is here, they were setting up their set earlier today and pat moroney caught up with some of the analysts to get their take on iowa's chances. the iowa hawkeyes are this year's quiet contenders... but when you go 12-0... the pundits take notice "winning field position, winning turnover margin, not self-destructing, cjs making good decisions with the ball...they're running the football, controlling the line of scrimmage" "they do a great job of not beating themselves, they don't turn the football over, they're efficient on both sides of the ball...they've done everything that they've needed to do" but some experts...still have their doubts

perception has changed but it's also difficult to judge iowa with who they've played...very beneficial to dodge michigan, michigan state, ohio state... that's a great schedule. there's a lot of teams in the country that would be undefeated playing iowa's schedule." even though they won't admit it - iowa hears the naysayers - but they also know the best way to stop the hawkeye hatred - is to do what they've done 12 times already - win "if i'm a hawkeye fan or more importantly a player... i know what's in front of me...we're 60 minutes away from getting into the final four... it doesn't matter what you or me or anybody really thinks about them...this is a great opportunity for them." them.""this is a great stage for them and a great opportunity it there is still people that doubt and hate...and you can't shut everybody up and then you can go to the final four and shut some more people up..." the eyes of the college football world will be on the big ten title game on saturday... we'll see if the hawkeyes are ready in indianapolis pat

good news for the hawks kirk ferentz said in his press confernce both ben neamann and nate meier practiced and will play against the spartans tomorrow... live in lucas oil stadium zh fox 28 sports stay warm out there zach -- and tell the same to pat --

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