your surroundings.but for others, it's having an impact on what they're buying during the holiday season. season.cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill joins us with the story new at ten. while a lot of people are hitting toys r us - - and the big box stores - - for christmas -others are shopping at places like this. gun sales - - saw record numbers on black friday - - and the trend continues - here in the corridor. corridor. on the indoor range - midwest shooting is seeing a lot of long time - gun owners - qualifying to renew their gun permits. permits. " click click " " there's alot of fire time inquireies. " but out front near the gun displays - - general manager chad christoph - saysthere are a lot of new faces.it's the same story - - all across the corridor.shop owners say people of all ages who have been thinking about it - are finally buying guns. guns. " maybe never had one

firearms was in the service during world war two .. that are simply saying the world is getting crazy and world events look familiar and i want the ability to defend." " one of the best selling things right now is just smaller guns people can conceal. " at cedar valley outfitters in marion - the store is never empty. empty. " there's 22 year old girls and there's 72 year old ladies and everything in between. "owner ernie traw - says shoppers fear more shootings - and more gun control. who is looking for a new gun - says it's clear - you have to be prepared. prepared. " for my kids for my husband for myself , for my family. you just never know what you're going to run into in the world anymore and i choose to protect myself and those i love. " traw says - contrary to the stereotype - people should be glad there are more legal - trained gun owners. owners. " some people say i don't carry a gun to try to be the hero in the mall but if i had the opportunity to try to save lives i probably would, but im not full of bravado and

clearly a lot of people believe - - fewer guns - not more guns - is the answer.but - - shop owners we talked with - - say they would be surprised if they saw how much time is taken on - education - - and required training - for those - who legally own a gun. matt hammill cbs 2 news ten at ten. also in san bernardino, bernardino,the f-b-i says the two shooters in wednesday's attack trained at a gun range in los angeles before killing 14 people. people.in fact, they were there just days before attack, according to range managers. president obama and others in the federal government have called it an act of terror. however, investigators say there is no evidence the couple was directed by a terror network overseas, such as isis. a new terror alert warning system is in the works from the department of homeland security. security.the current system requires a specific, credible

activated. this new effort will include an intermediate step. president obama says his administration is responding to the evolving threat of terrorism and the change is part of that.this is the third change to the warning system since the september 11th attacks. cbs 2 news ten at ten

corridor's top stories. stories.a total and complete block of all muslims from entering the u-s. s.that is the call today from republican presidential frontrunner donald trump.his campaign is citing surveys which claim to show there is hatred towards americans by large segments of the muslim population.he's calling for the shutdown to last until u-s representatives can, quote: "figure out what is going on." tonight - democrat martin o'malley and republican carly fiorina made their case to iowans about technology innovations. innovations.we also had a chance to get their take on trump's statements. statements.here's cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee. lee. on monday's presidential tech town hall - one focus for democrat martin o malley and republican carly fiorina was how they would tackle the cybersecurity in the wake of isis threats. threats. "we know that isis is using the latest innovations in technology around

frontrunner donald trump again stirred up the political world monday saying the u.s. should ban all muslims from traveling into the country. country. "i believe that donald trump comments play right into the hands of isil - i believe his comments are this sort of facious, demagogory, that actually makes our nation more vulnerable."o'malley says every state's national guard needs to be trained in cyber security - rather than spewing rhetoric that he says plays into the hands of isil. isil. "well donald trump's overreaction is as dangerous as barack obama's underreaction ."fiorina also says trump's statements falls into isis' plan as they continue to use their latest innovations in technology against the u.s. u.s. "to have their recruits literallydisappear online. our technology companies know how to handle this."she says tech companies need to work with law enforcement - using their intelligence capabilities. covering the corridor in cdar rapids, steffi lee, cbs 2 news

other topics the candidates discussed this evening were maintaining young talent in the tech workforce and healthcare innovations. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in cedar rapids, the former car salesman shot by police after crashing his dealer-owned b-m-w into a utility pole, will spend six months in jail.that's the sentence handed down today for 27-year-old kyle orth.police say in march, orth was driving the sports car the wrong way down 12th street northeast. officers then began chasing him and opened fire after orth accelerated towards them.the officers involved in the shooting are not facing criminal charges. also in cedar rapids, rapids,week two of the edward cusic murder trial is now underway.today, the jury heard about his mental state. state.doctors spoke about cusic's two i-q tests.cusic's score differed slightly between the two. based on the tests, doctors concluded that cusic does not suffer from long term brain damage.the

killing his mother in their cedar rapids home.trial continues tomorrow. new details tonight from vinton. vinton.police have now released the names of five people arrested today.some of them are facing drug charges. police served warrants on east eighth street and west 14th street earlier today. today.42-year-old martin lundvall and 41-year-old edward finley face meth charges.37-year-old kathy johnson and 36-year-old jonathon franklin face drug paraphernalia charges.another man was arrested on an outstanding warrant. in cedar rapids, a back- and-fourth dispute involving a trucking company and a federal agency, will now go before the nation's highest court.the u-s supreme court granted a petition by c-r-s-t to review a decision by a federal appeals court, saying the company cannot recover four-point-seven million dollars in legal fees.those fees would come from the u-s equal employment opportunity commission, which launched a major investigation into

truckers were routinely sexually harassed.a trial-level court *first awarded the fees.a decision is expected next year. also across the corridor, several people, fearful of the privatization of the state's medicaid system, are back home tonight after a big day in des moines.buses left for the capitol from cedar rapids and coralville early this morning. a van load of people also made the trip from sioux city. this bus is here 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 are on medicaid and we are in opposition of governor branstad's proposal to move iowa medicaid to managed care organizations. if the governor's privatization schedule is approved by the centers for medicare and medicaid services, the program would start january first.

transamerica is preparing to restructure two major business divisions next year as part of a company-wide reorganization. a spokesperson for the insurance and investment firm says the move is likely to result in some layoffs although a number has not yet been released. the company employs about 4,500 people in the cedar rapids area. after a failed attempt to convince voters to help fund the cedar rapids public library - there is a new program underway to make sure it gets financial help.it's called the library champion program.the goal is to raise money to support the library through donations.library board members say they need the money to continue the high level of programs they have been providing. news that the iowa hawkeye football team is headed to the rose bowl has many fans packing for pasadena. pasadena.at the same time, several are trying to figure out how to even find tickets. tickets.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller explains how the university is handling their requests. there's a significant savings

registering to reserve your seat.but there are other ways to make sure you get to see the hawks. hawks. more than 20 years after their last rose bowl appearance... the time has come. come. "i'm beyond excited, i'm pumped."as a senior -- michael says he had to see his hawks off the right way. way. "i haven't gotten season tickets since my first year here. the decline in wins kind of kept me away, i can honestly say i wasn't a very good fan."but now he can be a good fan...thanks to some cheerful giving. giving. "i'm not gonna use it so i mine as well give it someone who wants it." it.""i think we're supposed to find out thursday, but i heard there's 22 thousand tickets so i hope we did it early enough. ui officials say season ticket holders pay about 150 dollars with a completed reservation. reservation. "season ticket holders have been notified to apply online to request tickets for the rose bowl." bowl." "i'm pretty fortunate to have him, i guess. he's saving me quite a bit of money."without season tickets, prices can soar to more than 600 dollars... dollars... "the rose bowl will have tickets for sale outside

and if each school doesn't sell their tickets in the allotted time, those tickets will also be available." according to ticketmaster, fans can break open their wallets starting tuesday morning....but other sites like craigslist are offering tickets too.however, going through the university has its perks. perks. "it helps us fill our allotment, it puts them in seats in the iowa sections in the rose bowl stadium." officials warn fans to be careful which sites you choose to use to buy tickets...make sure it's a secure, legitimate website.dora miller, cbs 2 news ten at ten. 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...back on stage. stage.the band fans are now finally seeing after a

interuption. dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there. will you look out for me, future?

cbs 2 this morning.semi drivers are usually working overtime during the holiday season,see the creative way one semi is spreading some holiday cheer in the process. that's tomorrow on cbs 2 this

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mental health defense may be in the works for jesse matthew. matthew.he's the man charged in two separate murders in virginia, including the death of university of virginia student hannah graham in september of last year.in a hearing today, a judge approved an order to have a psychologist evaluate him. matthew is also charged with the kidnapping and murder of 20-year-old morgan harrington. she disappeared in october of 20-09 and her remains were discovered the following january. the band that was playing when terrorists stormed a paris concert venue last month was

eagles of death metal were special guests at u2's concert in the french capital.in a statement the band said: quote - we want to offer our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for everything our brothers in u2 did for us in the aftermath of the november 13 attacks. china is known for its poor air quality and now the situation appears even more severe. severe.take a look at this incredible time lapse showing the heavy smog in beijing during the past ten months.. that city issued its first ever red alert for pollution. it includes restrictions on driving, as well as a ban on bar-be-ques.chinese president she-gin-ping has promised "action" on greenhouse gas emissions. ((nyse closing bell)) bell))u-s stocks closed lower to start the new trading week. the decline driven by crude oil prices, now at a seven-year low.stocks ended off session lows.the dow dropped 117 points.the nasdaq

speaking of points -- jarrod uthoff was scoring in buckets -- coming up -- how the cedar rapids native -- carried the hawks to their 4th straight win -- next in sports. sports."cbs 2 news connects with you.call us at 1-800- 222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comconnect with us on

for the first time in school history the iowa state men are ranked 2nd in coaches poll -- and in the a-p they moved up to 4th, which is their highest ranking since 1956 -- all that happened before ty took the court against buffalo georges niang, ready to tame the bullsfirst half -- niang was feeling it -- matt thomas find him behind the arc -- bang -- bang -- bang -- that was part of a 15 - oh run by i-s-u -- the cyclones led by 9 at the breakbuffalo would cut it to one in the second half -- but naing -- not okay with that -- he hits another triple and then georgous george takes it hard to the rack for two more -- niang finished with a career high 31 -- iowa state stays perfect -- 84 to 63. iowa hosting western illinois -- fran mccaffery said last week he wanted jarrod uthoff to shoot more -- message recievedoff the steal --

hawks started the game on a 15 to 3 run then it was like the hoop was the size of the ocean for former j-hawk -- the triple is good in the far cornerand then in the words of the n-b-a jamz video game -- he's heating up -- another three ball from uthoffif you hit 3 threes in a row -- you're on fire -- jarrod uhtoff was on fire -- three straight threes -- part of a career high 27 -- iowa cruises -- 90 to 56. iowa is rose bowl bound for the first time since 1991 -- and the team is definately smelling the roses, with over 4 thousand of them delievered to the hawkeye football operations building buildingbut now, this team has to do something they haven't done all season -- bounce back after a loss -- it's a type of adversity the hawks have yet had to face -- so this week before before anything else, kirk ferentz will lean on the leadership from his seniors "it's all good when everybody is winning, but you really find out how strong of a team is when you take an "l" and see how they bounce back from a loss so it's definiately

leadership to get the team to keep going. it's time to move forward and prepare for another game." game.""we've never played this deep into a season, this is 14 weeks since camp broke. 13 games in that time span so just want to make sure we are smart. i know first and formost on our list right now... getting our players rested." northern iowa advanced to the f-c-s quarterfinals thanks to in large part their rushing attack -- the panthers racked up over 400 yards on the ground against portland state... now u-n-i gets to face a familiar oppenent -- north dakota state it's a regular season rematch between the two valley schools -- earlier this season the panthers lost to the bison on a last second touchdown -- so their is a revenge factor, but mark farley isn't buying it.. "a great motivational speaker or a speech or a revenge factor -- all that stuff lasts for about a play. it comes down to players... the battles on the field will decide the game." game.""maybe intrinsically... but ... coach farley's been

it's not necessarily about north dakota state and the rivalry that we have: it's about january ninth."

one smell of victory will soon be in the air in iowa city - literally!hy-vee delivered 43- hundred yellow roses to the hansen football performance center today.more than 20-hy vee employees have been

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