investigators are still working to figure out what motivated the suspects in last week's mass shooting at a holiday party at the san bernardino health department. department.right now -- federaraagents are looking at items from the home of enrique marquez -- who has been linked to the assault rifles used by syed farook and tashfeen malik in the attack. authorities haven't talked to marquez since since he reporteded entered a mental healal facility after the shooting.farook's father told cbs news that his son spoke about tensions at the san bernardino health department where he worked. investigators also say malik pledged allegience to isisisn facebookok 14 people died in the shooting -- which is now being investigated as terrorist attack. in just his third address to

office -- president obama told americans the government is doing all it can to keep them safe. safe.last night -- he said the threat of terrorism is real and promised to destory the islamic state and all other terrorist grps.he also urged congress to give him explicit authorization to use force against isis -- vowing to not get into another decade-long war on foreign soil.he also reiterated the same message from his address after the killing of osama bin laden in n 20-11 -- that the u.s. is not at war with islam. "we cannot turn against one another by letting this fight be defined as a war between america and islam. that, too, is what groups like isil want. . /// 20:13:57 let's not forget that freedom is more powerful than fear." fear."the president called on congress to ban people on no-fly lists from buying guns -- restirct the sale of assault rifles and enact stronger screenings for people entering the u.s. without visas. the deparment of homeland security is announcing a new

system.more details will come out soon -- but secretary jeh johnson said this morning the change is needed to better inform americans about national security.he says terrorist threats to the u.s. have evolved with teteorist- inspired threats becoming a larger concern.this will be the third terror alert system since the attacks on 9/11.the original color-coded system was replaced four years ago by the national threat advisory system. police in cedar rapids are investigating a shooting on the southwest side. side.it happened around seven last night at the kirkwood courts apartments by kirkwood communititcollege.c-r-p-d says there was one male victim that suffered non-life threatening injuries.we will continue to track this story, and bring any updates once more information is released. authorities s say two hunters were shot sunday in seperate accidents in eastern iowa. iowa.the iowa d-n-r says one man was hit in the stomach near winfield by another person in his hunting party . that man was taken to iowa city for treatment. treatmenenon sunday morning --

shoulder near backbone state park in delaware county.he's also believed to have been hit by a member of his hunting party.he's already been released frorothe hospital. boththshootings are under investigation. the trial for the cedar rapids man -- charged with killing his mother three years ago is continuing today. today.testimony picked back up this morning in the case of edward cusic.prosecutors say cusic killed his motherer because he wanted to steal her prescription drugs.but cusic's attorneys say he didn't know what he was doing.if he's convicted of first degree murder -- cusic will serve a mandndory sentence o olife without parole. in waterloo... waterloo...a hearing has been rescheduled for a man convicted of murder. murder. perquondis holmes wants a new trial because facebook photos were shown during his orginal trial when he says they weren't supposed to be.the prosecutor who introduced the photos also refused to come to the stand when they were called by the defense.holmes was convicted in may fofohis involvement in the nonomber 20-13 death of dae-quan campbell.his hearing will be in january.

announced an extension for medicaid's safe harbor deadline. deadline.at date now falls on april first.until then -- medicaid providers will receive 100-percent reimbursement for all services regardless of whether they're in-network under the new plan. the e gogornor's office says the extension is designed to give patients peace of mind that they can continue to see their providers.they also want to give providors more time to sign a contract with one of the companies soon managing the medicaid progogm. governor branstad and the iowa department of human services is looking for federal approval from the centers for medicare and medicaid services on a new program. program.it's called iowa health linknkit would join most medicaid programs together into one care program managed by four organizations.two groups of iowans left the corridor before sunrise this morning to talk tototate lawmakers about it.they have concerns about how money will be handled -- what that will leave for medicaid recipients and the companies being trusted with managing their care.

because we are a group of concerned people who are either those on medicaid, providers of those who are on medicaid or family members who dre on medicaid and we are in opposition of governrn branstad's proposal to move iowa medicaid to managed care organizations. if it's approved by the centers for medicare and medicaid services, the program would start january first. coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news live at five - we'll hear from those who went to des moines today and how the medicaid chchge will impactct them and some of their concerns. parents with kids in a cedar rapids early childhood program are fighting to keep it open. open.the saint paul's united methodist church is hoping to make their buildininmore accessible.their childhood education program runs four days a week - teaching kids basic skills.tonight -- the church will vote on the final plans for construction.but parents fear construction will prevent the prprram frfr continuing.

doesn't have anything to do with cutting programs at all. we are simply working with the designs that the architect has developed."shanann ford 01:54:20 "what we're hoping is that people will be informed and perhaps if they weren't planning to vote are now aware of the situation. the vote happens at seven. pastor sherrie ilg says their task force is looking for temporary spots help their children and may not even have to move. for the first time in a quarter-century - the hawkeyes are headed to pasendena. pasendena.it was announced yesterday iowa will play stanford in the rose bowl on january first.fans aren't wasting time to make travel plans for southern california. in cedar rapids - destinations unlimited opened its door right after the announcement. theyeye offering packages with direct flights out of cedar rapids -- des moines and the quad cities.owner duane jasper says their goal is to make things simple. "there's a bus that'll be sitting there ready to take them to theieihotel, another bus will take them right to the game and then back to the hotel when it's done." done."they say today will be

to book their trips.they expect to sell out pretty soon. americans everywhere today are taking time to remember the attack on pearl harbor. harbor.today marks the 74-th anniversary of the bombing by the janese, that killed more than 24-hundred americans and nearly wiped out the entire pacific fleet.congress immediately declared war on japan -- pulling the country into world war two.in iowa -- governor terry branstad has ordered flags to be lowered and remain at half-staff until five this evening. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - why the university of houston is looking for a new company to run security at its athletic events.

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nasa says may be the clearest images of pluto ever.\nasa's new horizons spacecraft snapped these pictures in july, during its closest fly- by ever of the planet. the blblk and white images show craters, mountains and glacial terrain along a stripome 50 miles wide. although new horizons sped past pluto this past summer, nasa says it will take about a year to transfer all of the photos and data. justin checks in now with your cbs 2 'weather first' forecast. main weather- your planner

next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit ofofog in the arar this morninga&-temperatures around the areaa&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - ththregional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - let's mo ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface mapa&- moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we

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still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon - the mananime magazine readede have selected as their person of the year. year. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us on facebook - kgan cbs 2.

(pkg) sot"i hope you can come out for a 5krun with me [...] i'm really excited to do that"the nation's greatest women's tennis player of all time is asking for your help. serena williams is inviting you to her annual 5krun in miamimi florida to raise funds for her foundation and its many causes. sot"i'm excited to announce the great partnership and philanropic work that we will bedodog in 2016. so be sure to check back for [announcements and events and] differentways to get involved" involved"see serena's updates on chideo or go to theultimaterundotcomfor event details.rhett miller of the old 97's held his ninth annual "breathe easy" concert for cysticfibrosis in dallas, texas. cystic fibrosis affects over thirtythousandpeople in theunited states alone. alone. sot"we're getting closer and closer all the time to a cure." a close friend of the miller family brought attention to

funds to find a cure.sot"i feel like without service, fe really doesn't really have a lot of meaning. you know,i've been so happy and honored to be involved." involved."you can get involved at cffdotorg.and that's yyr

the justice department is now investigiging the chicago lice department. department.attorney general loretta lynch made the

calls for a federal probe into the chicago p-d have grown over recent weeks -- after dashcam video was released shownig an officer-involved shooting death of la-quan mcdonald last year.the civil rights investigation will look into patterns of unconstitution al policing practices throughout the police force. specically, we will examine a number of issues related to the chicago police department's use of force, including its use of deadly force, racial, etic and other disparities in its use of force and its accountability mechanisms." mechanisms."the department of justice is also conducting a civil rights probe into mcdonald's death.protests over the video of his death led to the resignation of chicago's lice chief last week. the university of houston is cutting ties with the company that provides security at its football games. games.on saturday -- guards were caught on video tackling and even punching students rushing the field after houston won the american athletic conference championshipgame.right now -- the school is considering

the company.their police department is also investigating. presidential candidate bernie sanders has been named person of the year by time magazine readers. readers.the vermont senator got more than 10 percent of reader votes in an on-line poll..time's'sditors will makak the final decision on who is person of the year -- and will announce their selection wednesday.time says the award is given to the person who had the greatest impact on the news this year. on t t campaign trail today... today...fellow democratic candidate martin o'malley is in the corridor.the former maryland governor and baltimore mayor is hosting an event later this afternoon in vinton.the event starts at three-thiry, and o'malley will talk about new leadership and rebuilding the american dream. republican carly fiorina is also in the corridor today. she's coming to cedar rapids to discuss her blueprint to defeat isis and why should she be the nation's next president. her town hall is from 6-7 at the hotel at kirkwood.fiorina will focus on the critical role of technology and cyber security in the war on terror.

is now cancer *free. *free.he said that his most recent m-r-i brain scan did not show any signs of the original cancer spots or any new ones..the 91-year-old d says he will continue to get regular treatments.the announcement comes four months after carter announced cancer had spread to his brain and that doctors had alrebdy removed part of his liver. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - when one of the world's leading luxury auto-makers plans to roll out their first

more than 100- more than 100-thousand dodge darts are being recalled. recalled.fiat chrysler says oil could leak into a brake part that could damage the car's power braking feature. seven accidents and two injuries have been blamed on the defect.the recall affects 20-13 and 20-14 darts with two liter and two-point-four liter

porsche plans to offer an all-electric performance car by the end of the decade. decade.porsche has bragged the four-door car will be able to go more than three-hundred miles on a single chargegethe mission-e was originally rolled out at the frankfurt motor show as a concept car -- but the board of volkswagen group -- porsche's parent company -- has now approved development of the car for factory production.it's part of a gger push by volkswagen group into electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. keurig says it has agreed to be purchased by a private equity company. company.the deal for the single-cup coffee maker is reportedly a near 14-billion dollars.the agreement would also make keurig once-again a privately held company.right now - plans are to keep keurig head-quartered in vermont. yahoo's c-e-o could be getting a huge pay day if she loses her job. job.after a bad year -- some investors and analysts have called on yahoo's board of directors to fire marissa mayer.if that happens -- she gets a severancpackage worth nearly 26-million dollars.but

first -- mayer would get a pay-out of about 110-million dollars.the wall street journal reported last week that yahoo is considering selling its core assets. justin has your weather to go next...but first here's a look at today's markets.

colombia hasasannounced the finding of the wreckage of a spanish ship that sank hundreds of years ago filled with treasures.the colombian president says the wreckage of the "san jose" was discovered last week off the country's coast.it's believed the "san jose" sunk in the caribbean in 1708, loaded with gold and silver coins and emeralds.no timetable has been given for recovering the wreckage or its artifacts.but a museum will be built to

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