right now on cbs 2 t ts morning...the newest information overnight about a high speed chase in the corridor. the shocking dash cam video from a cedar rapids police car wf the night officers shot a man while he charged towards them in a car. the latest information about the mistrial for the first baltimore police officer to go to court over freddie gray's death. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. our temps are in the 20s and 30swind chills are in the teeenswinds are breezy from the northwestsatellite and radar shows clouds this moing at the bus stop make sure the kids bundle up. we'll see clouds and cold temps. it'll

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new this morning, multiple squad cars were at the intersection of 18-th street and 33-rd avenue southwest just hours ago at the ending of an apparent high- speed chase in cedar rapids.a witness told cbs 2 news they were nearby when they saw a truck fly by with about 5 squad cars chasing it.you u n see the truck is lying on a flat bed -- being towed near the sidewalk.we'll update this story once more information is releasedn cbs 2 news now has the dramatic dash am video from an officic-involved shooting earlier this year. year.in the early morning hours on march 29-th -- police

27-year-old kyle orth speeding and running red ghts in downtown cedar rapids.later on -- orth tried to get away by driving in reverse down an alley but ran into a utility pole.the shooting happens next -- when orth tries to g away again. y put your hands up - nats - gunfire gunfire orth was hit three times -- but recovered from his injuries and was charged with several crimes.the linn county attorney said the two officers' actions were justified.earlier this month -- orth eaded guilty and will spend 180 days in jail. the attorney general's office says a waterloo officer was also justified when he shot a suspect last month. a review of the case found the officecedid *not break the law by shooting at a suspect who was quickly driving toward him. the identity of the officer is being withheld because of his position in b drug task force. the dedertment of public safety says he acted

his life was in danger. it was a night of peaceful protests protestsin baltimore after a judge declared a misial in the case against the first of six olice officers heading to court over freddie gray's death.don champion has the latest from batlimore. batlimore. the streets of baltimore were quiet overnighta& (wjz locking arms, holding hands).. as dozens of demonstrators held hands and locked arms, calling for unity and peace. (sot mos/no name) i love this place, very proud people, noing breaks them. that's what we want.. (covered by vo) to show you, and by them, i mean all of us.-nats-no justice no peaceearlier in the day -- tensions boiled over moments after a judge declared a mistrial in the case of officer william porter.(sot mos protester) if we want our voices heard, we have to speak through action.(van cell phone video) porter had faced manslaughter and other charges for failing to get medical help for gray -- who died in april after sufring a severe spinal cord injury while in police custody.after three days of deliberations...the

counts.(sot richard shipley, freddie gray's stepfather) we are confident there will be another trial with a a different jury. we are calm. you should be calm, too.(standup don champion/ cbs news/ baltimore, maryland) attorneys on both sides are expected to return to ourt today to set a new trial date for offir popoer...as city officials press for peace: (aptn sot lieutenant colonel melvin russell, chief of community collaboration division, baltimore police department) "it's very peaceful. a lot of unified people. people spreading love, giving out hugs.the mistrial is being viewed as a setback for the prosecution who had planned to use porter's testimony in the case against the other five officers. at least two protesters were arrested last night.officials say both are charged with disorderly conduct. chicago mayor rahm emanuel will talk with federal investigators later today as part of a civil l rights investigation of the chicago police department.this comes after the dash cam video was released of the 20-14 shooting death ofaquan mcdonald.he

jason van dyke -- who was formally indicted on first degree murder charges yesterday.the investigation could take more than a yeyr. the justice department could be close to an agreement with the police department in ferguson, missouri about making wide-spread changes within the agency.that's from to a person familiar with the case -- who is not authorized to speak about it and spoke ununr the condition of anonymity.a big overhaul could avoid a civil rights lawsuit that federal officials could bring against the department. this investigation began & following the shooting death of michael brown who was unarard when a police officer shot and killed him in 2014. in the race for the white house, democratic front runner hillary clinton made her way to iowa city yesterday.she laid out her tax reform p pns -- sayiyi they are the best way to help boost the middle class. "right now it's a mess, it so favors people on the top, it so favors corporations, it gives so many breaks to those

and it is ti that we begin to ask the wealthy to pay more, they have to pay their fair share in order to invest in america." america."clinton made an appearance with billionare warren buffet -- who is backing clinton in the race for president. former vermont gogornor and presidential candidate howard dean also hit the campaign trail for clinton on wednesday. wednesday."i care about her candidacy because she has more experience than everybody else put together in foreign affairs and since terrorism is a huge threat to the united states i want someone who knows what they're doing and i seno evidence of that on the other side of the aisle whatsoever" whatsoever"dean spent the past two days talking with iowa voters om sioux city to davenport. he first supported clinton in an op-ed he wrote last december -- before clinton ficially declared for the race. on the republican side -- fresh off his fifth rereblican debate just two days ago -- front runner donald trump will be back in the corridor this weekend. weekend.trump will have a rally with supporters at the veterans colliseum in cedar

scheduled to start atatwo. rerent polls show trump's support slipping in iowa -- with texas senator ted cruz essentially tied for first place. a republican presidential candidate will be in eastern iowa this evening.ohio governor john kasich is making his first campaign stop in waterloo when he hosts a town hall meeting at 6.doors open at the waterloo center for the arts at 5-30.the event is fr ananopen to the public. it's coming up next...some of the best places to get into the holiday spirit -- even if it's

ground. a lot of us have holiday memories of piling into the family car to go look at christmas lights. lights.it's a tradition that continues if you can find the right ighborhood. cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill takes s us usto marion as we celebrate christmas in the corridor. corridor. when you're out cruisingon your sleigh ride - this might be worth a detour detourit's the kind of block party you just don't see that much.this entire neighborhood - is decked out - and glowing in the night sky y er marion marion it kind of reminds me of being a kid .. you know your parents would go tprough certain neighborhoods and drive the long way home cuz you wanted to see that one display of lights ((cover rest?)) and i think it's pretty cool .. it really adds a lot to the season "mike schulte - is just one of the elves - on oak park circle just off albernetteroad - -keeping spirits and lits bright - along the christmas curb side.

-along with a few of his electric reindeer who greet all the guests with a nod nod some of the homes are right off the front of a glittering christmas card and high tech techwhile others celebrate the classics classicsand just down the street " you're a mean one .. mister grinch . " "" the grinch isn't just stealing christmas - - he's committing lights larceny - right off the roof tops.neighbors say it all brightens their mood - getting home from work in the dark - anddthehehope it does the same for passers by. by. - " varooooom . " they've noticed an up-tick in traffic - - and that's maybe even sparked a little neighborly - competition. competition.- - - " every once in a while somebody will l put up a different set of lights .. maybe change some things around .. try to be the best .. i think there's a couple out here that are vying for top spot for sure."some started their creations long before thanksgiving - and that has electric mers - spinning like snow flakes in a storme pay off is a few more smiles on family faces - taking this detour -

rudolph road - better known as oak park circle. circle.what's t tt cost forty - fifty bucks for a couple strands of lights -- and about two hours worth of work .. putting up .. but ((cover to end ??)) i'd say a couple if most of your neighborhoodod is decked out for christmas in the corridor - we'd love to hear about it. it.send an email to news-at- cbs-2-iowa-dot-com or post a picture to our facebook page. it's now on thth morning. rning.still to come...the unique ways that seeing terrorist attacks on t-v affects our health. health. the cbs two community calendar is brought to you by collins community you by collins

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president obama and law enforcement have been telling the untied states not to let fear of terror attacks take over our lives.doctoron lapook shows us how in doing so, it can have an impact on our health. health.

different about this, this threat ithat it's on-going, people sort of can't know when or where or how it's going to happen. it's this thing that never ends. and it's ubiquitous. it's everywhere. (jlp 9 30 35) how does that affect their lives?(js 9 30 43) they t td to avoid different aspects of their lives. they fly less, they ride on public transportation less. they go into public settings less. there's been research that's shown they have a tendency to engage people from different cultural backgrounds less. they even consume media less, ironically. (jlp 9 34 33) what have you learned over the last 10 years of studying this that might surprise people? ? (js 9 34 47) how potent fear can be in terms of altering people's lives. and the impact that it can have in different aspects of life, whether it's making ether it's supporting different policies that are important socially. or even down to how people live their everyday lives. (jlp 10 04 27) is there a danger to society of people inementally

time because of terroriri?(js 10 04 35) yeah, i think it sort of changes the structure of our country. it changes the structure of our govt.//i think fear can//maybe even change things in ways that weren't nsisisnt wiwi how the country was founded originally.(jlp 10 02 36) as a psychologist, is there an explanation for that? is there some insight into that?(js 1002 51) i think fear momos people to become much more polarized in their viewpoints and i think that fear movates people to go t further lengths to feel safe. doctor sinclair says fear, in small doses, can actually be a lifesaver, prompting us to react to danger.but in large doses can hurt us, causing fatigue and depression, even heart attack and ststke.if fear starts to take over, he says it may be time to get professional help. it's coming up next... next...the special goodbye from one of the most highly corated american atheltes.

here's's look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... today -- marion residents are invited to attend a reception honoring outgoing mayor snooks bouska.it's being held in the atrium at marion city hall following the city council meeting at around 7.mayor bouska did not seek re-election this past november's elections. city council member nicolas abou- saly will take over in january. starting this morning at 7-30 -- park road in iowa city will be down to one lane of alternating traffic just east of its intersection with riverside drive.this is for nstruction to install an electrical manhole in the area. an anamosa grocery store will soon be getting a new owner. fareway announced it is buying the old family foods center on main street.the company is working with the city to remodel and reopen the grocery ore as soon as possible. fafaly foods closed last month after being open for more than 50 years.

soccer players in the world is officially retired after finishing last night's game. game.abby wambach announced she'd be retiring soon after team u-s-a beat japan in the world cup a few months ago -- and last night was her last game. game.leading up to it -- she released a gatorade commercial called "forgrg me" where she talks about how she wants the next generation of soccer players to achieve things so great that they don't remeber her legacy. legacy.that's easier said than done ----ambach spent 14 years with the u-s national team -- she was the u-s soccer federation's soccer athlete of the year six times -- and even has a day named after her in her hometown of rochester, new

it's coming up next... next...the new system to rate iowa's public schools, and why corridor school leaders are *encouraged by the less-

paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought t by big money.. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off t gloves, and take on ll street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. rrht now on cbs 2 this morning...see where the linn county group that had to close down one part of its services is expanding -- and offering more opportunities to help

the lalast group to call fofoa university of iowa administrator to be fired -- and what he did to spark their outrage. the last minute change to when people can sign up for health insurance on the federal change. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry.

let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. our temps are in the 20s and 30swind chills are in the teeenswinds are breezy from the northwestsatellite and radar shows clouds this morning at the bus stop make sure the kids bundle up. we'll see clouds and cold temps. it'll be breezy too.the wiwis stay with us and temps only warm into the 30s again today, with

president obama will be in san president obama will be in san bernardino, california tomorrow.he'll meet with the families of victims from the mass shooting earlier this

people.the meetings will be private -- we don't know if the president will make any public statements while in san bernardino.the social services center where the shooting took ace has announced it will re-open on january 4th.right now -- hey are finishing repairs after the shooting. austrian authorities have arrested two people connected to the terror attacks last month in paris.french tv network b-f-m-tv says the suspects were arrested in a syrian refugee camp in salzburg, austria.authorities say they're originally from france but somehow made their way to the camp from syria. an update to what we now know is another terrorist attack. attack.the f-b-i is now saying the shooting at a navy reserve center in chattanooga, tennessee was motivated by terrorist propaganda. propaganda.they hesitated to call it act of terror before.mohammad youssef abdul- az-eez attacked two military sites in july killing five u.s. service members. tpe navy announced the families of the five service members killed will recievevepurple hearts.

morning,the pentagon is acknowledhing that defense secretary ash carter used his personal email account while doing government business during his first months on the job.carter says it was a mistake.presidential candidate hillary clinton came under fire for doing the same thing as secretary of state. in the afrmath of the great recession -- the federal banking system dropped interest rates to near zero. the move six years ago was supposed to keep the flow of borrowing -- spending and investing moving forward. forward.the fed sd he economy is now healthy nough to begin raising rates for the first time in nearly a decade. the initial hike is only a quarter of a point -- but it's seen as the clearest sign yet that the country's financial system is no longer in dger of another recession. "this action marks the end of an extraordinary seven-year period, during which the federal funds rate was held near zero to support the recovery of the economy from the worst financial crisis and recession since the great depression."

thrilled to hear the news.all three major indexes rose more thananne ppcent. but what does this all mean to the average person. person.a higher interest rate means a higher return on your savings and investments.so you can make money with the cash you're not spending.it's also designed t tcurb inflation -- hopefully keeping costs low and driving up the value of the u-s dollar overseas. overseas.but there's one key way this will cost you -- and that is borwing.all forms of financing -- including car and me lolos and credit card debt will cost you more in the long run.but -- local experts say it's not something you should worry too much abwut. you're not going to go out and see cd rates get to 3.5, 4.5%, 5.5%, that's going to be a long time coming. you're not going to see mortgage rates go dramatically up, to the point where we're at 6, 7% type mortages, that's going to be down the road." road."the federal reserve will continue to monitor how the

hike, and could raise rates further over the next few years. if you didn't get health coverage before the federal deadline -- you now have a little extra time. time.customers now have until 1-59 a-m tomorrow morning to sign up.thdeadline was extended an extra t t days because of a strong demand in the final hours to sign up on healthcare-dot-gov.you need to register before that deadline to get coverage on january 1st. if you don't have insurance next yeaea-- it could add a penalty on your 2016 taxes of up to 700-dollars per person. a local non-profit organization rumored to be closing is actually *expanding its reach. reach.options of linn county had to cut one of its major programs because of federal regulations -- but the group is using its revamped day habilitation program to include more events for adults with developmentata disabibities.the group is starting to offer more volunteer opportunities in about 200 different locations. "we were first disappointed, wondering what would be ahead

jobs, but instead of being disappointed, i think these folks as well as i see the success and the opportunities." the group says it will continue to take advantage of e opportunities to interact with the public. in iowa city -- a group is calling on university of iowa president bruce harreld to fire peter matthes.he is vice- president of external relations and is responsible for awarding 321-thousand dollars worth of contracts without a bidding process.the contracts went to companies owned by matt strawn -- a republican party consultant. the group -- iowawa defending our universities -- says matthes skirted open bidding laws and policies. a new system that evaluates the performance of iowa's public schools is now available online.the iowa department of education released its new web-based system -- measuring proficiency -- graduation rates and attendance.no schools in the cedar rads district made it to the top tiers of the six-titied systemem -- but school officials we spoke with were still

"we're proud of where our schools are. we recognize that we are on a journey and we are really doing some innovative and continuous improvement work to continue to provide even greater experiences for our students." students."if you want to see where your child's school ranks -- we put a link on our website,bs 2 iowa dot com. it's just ahead. ahead.why local farmers were running around on the side of a corridor highway yesterday.

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breaking news update from the mass shooting in san bernardino criminal charges are expected to be filed against enrique marquez, the ex-neighbor of the shooters in san bernardino. investigators say marquez purchased the guns syed farook and tashfeen malik used to kill 14-people two weeks ago. officials have also said marquez told them he bought the rifles so farook would not have to go through a background checkthe first charge agaiait marquez could come as early as today. new this morning, multiple squad cars were at the intersection of 18-th street and 33-rd avenue southwest earlilr this morning at the ending of an apparart hihi-speed chase in cedar rapids.a witness told cbs 2

they saw a truck fly with about 5 squad cars chasing it. you can see the truck is lying on a flat t bed -- being towed near the sidewalk.we'll update this story once more information is released. cbs 2 news has the dramatic dash cam video from an officerer ininlved shooting earlier this year. year.in the early morning hours on march 29-th -- police spotted 27-year-old kyle orth speeding and running red lights in downtown cedar rapids.later on -- orth tried to get away by driving in reverse down an alley but ran into a utility pole.the shooting happens next -- when orth tries to get away agaiai hey put your hands up - nats - gunfire gunfireorth was hit three times -- but recovered from his injuries and was charged with several crimes. the linn county attorney said

justified.earlier this month -- orth pleaded guilty and will spend 180 days in jail. the attorney general's office says a waterloo officer was also justified when he shot a suspect lastmontn. a review of the case found thth officer did *not break the law by shooting at a suspect who was quickly driving toward him. the identity of the officer is being withheld because of his position in a drug task force. the department of public safety says he acted reasonably becacae he thought his life was in danger. it was a night of peaceful protests in baltimore, baltimore,after a judge declared a mistrial for officer mistrial for officer william porter. porter.porter is one of six baltimore police officers s charged with freddie gray's death, and the first to stand trial.porter faced manslaughter and other charges for failing to get gray medical help during his arrest in april.the jury deliberated for three days, only to come out dead-locked on all counts. some are viewing the mis-trial as a set-back for the prosecution, who planned to use porter's testimony against

charard in the caca. "i don't buy the the nonsense that this is somehow a victory for either side. it's not. it's just a bump on the road to justice, and you know the road to justiceceas lots of bumps". attorneys on both sides are expected to return to court today to set a new trial date for porter.right now - baltimore city leaders are stressing for continued peace while the legal process works itself out. chicago mayor rahm emanuel will talk with federal investigators later today as part of a civil rights investigation of the chicago police department.this comes after the dash cam video was released of the 20-14 shooting death of laquan mcdonald.he was shot 16 times by an officer jason van dyke -- who was formally indicted on first degrfe murder charges yesterday.the investigation could take more than a yearar in the race for the white house, democratic front runner hillary clinton made her way to iowa city.she laid out her tax reform plans -- sang they are the best way to help

"r"rht now it's a mess, it so favors people on the top, it so favors corporations, it gives so many breres to those that frankly don't need them and it is time that we begin to ask the wealthy to pay more, they have to pay their fair share in order to invest in america." america."clinton n de an appearance with billionare warren buffet -- who is backing clinton in the race for president. former vermont governor and presidential cdidate howard dean also t the campaign trail for clinton on wednesdada wednesday."i care about her candidacy because she has more experience than everybody else put together in foreign affairs and since terrorism is a huge threat to the united statat i want someone who o knows s at they're doing and i see no evidence of that on the other side of the aisle whatsoever" whatsoever"dean spent the past two days talking with iowa voters from sioux city to davenport. he first supported clinton in a aop-ed he wrote last december -- before clinton officially declared for the race.

fresh off his fifth republican debate jt two days ago -- front runner donald trump will be back in the corridor this weekend.trump will have a rally with supporters at the veterans colliseum in cedar rapids.saturday's event is scheduled to start at two. recent polls show trump's support slipping in iowa -- with texas senator ted cruz essentially tied for first place. a republican presidential candidate will be in eastern iowa this evening.ohio governor john kasich is making his first campaign stop in waterloo when he hosts a town hall meeting at 6.doors open at the waterloo center for the arts at 5-30.the event is free and open to the public. it's now on this morning.we'll take a look at the top three stories you need to know out

now here's a look at the top three stories you need to know today. today.in cedar rapids overnight, multiple squad cars were at the intersection of 18-th street and 33-r-ravenue southwest at the scene of where an apparent high-speed chase ended.a witness told cbs 2 news they were nearby when they saw a truck y with about 5 squad cars chasing it. cbs 2 news has the dramatic dash cam video from an officer- involved shooting earlier this year.in the early morning hours ononmarch 29-th -- orth tried to get away from officers by driving in reverse down driving in reverse down an alley but ran into a utility pole.he was shot three times and arrested.he's now facing 180 days behind bars. criminal charges are expected to be filed against enrique

the shooters in sananbernardino. investigators say marquez purchased the guns syed purchased the guns syed farook and tashfeen malik used to kill 14-people two weeks ago. officials have also said marquez told them he bought the rifles so farook would not have to go through a background checkthe first arge against marquez could come as early as today. our temps are in the 20s and 30swind chills are in the teeenswinds are breezy from the northwestsatellite and radar shows clouds this mornrng at the bus stop make sure the kids bundle up. we'll see