birth.and...the force is strong in the corridor."it is just something that has been in our family. why reliving the entire star wars franchise is just another tradition for some in the corridor. corridor.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 plans governor branstad has touted to overhaul the states medicaid program are now on hold. that system impacts a half- million iowans. iowans.and today, a federal group says the big switch is not ready for a january first rollout. rollout.cbs 2 news report dora miller joins us now with this major update, dora? many medicaid recipients are rejoicing...knowing that they have more time to decide what's best for their families. they say governor branstad ignored their cries...but now they have time to consider their options. options. iowa medicaid recipients feel like their voices have finally been heard. heard. "working together we're

all the sudden that one person, one vote, that sticking together is starting to make a difference."federal administrators have put the state's transition to privately-run program on a 60-day wait. so people like rhonda have more time to digest all the new information. information. "this gives us more time to become informed on our insurance choices." choices.""this just gives them more time to do that, more time to make a decision and to talk with their physicians and find out just what the plan is."senator liz mathis says although the delay was a smart move...recipients should know the transition will happen eventually. eventually."we can't really stop an executive order from the governor but we can clearly create legislation that allows for oversight, that's the main thing that we're gonna be working on." on." "we want it to be thought out."which is what mathis says will be talked about in the next legislative session. session. "we're just very happy that cms heard our public, cms heard iowans that

this.""it's ironic that this week is the week that governor branstad celebrated his designation as longest serving governor in the country. a lot of iowans weren't celebrating that day, but today is our day as people of iowa and we are celebrating." the change, which the governor says will improve care and save millions of dollars, is now set to take place on march first...but in a letter sent to medicaid recipients -- federal administrators say the shift could be delayed again if the state isn't ready.dora

turning right now to continuing coverage of the san bernardino mass shooting investigation. investigation.a friend and former neighbor of one of the killers is behind bars tonight. tonight.enrique marquez is charged with conspiring to provide material support to terrorists, a firearms violation, and immigration fraud.authorities say he purchased two rifles and explosives that syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik used in the san bernardino massacre where 14 people died. marquez faces a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison. president obama was at the national counterterrorism

that would prevent future terror attacks in the u.s.some members of congress aren't convinced the white house is taking all necessary steps to prevent attacks.lawmakers say the government is trying find 122-thousand people whose visas have been revoked since 9/11.the department of homeland security today told lawmakers it is doing everything it to find those people. the pharmaceutical c-e-o who drastically raised the price of a life-saving drug, is now charged with securities fraud. martin shkreli ignited a firestorm when his company increased the price of daraprim from 13-dollars and 50-cents to 750-dollars *per pill. now, authorities say shkreli lost investors' money and raided his former company to pay off debts.if convicted, he could face as many as 20 years in prison.he's free tonight on five-million dollars bond. in waterloo, police are investigating a

the department tells cbs 2 news, officers responded to the intersection of linn and quincy streets at about 11-30 this morning.witnesses on the scene told police they saw a group of people in a car shooting at another group in a van, both took off before police got there.one home was hit during the shootout.no one was hurt and no arrests have been made. also in waterloo,friends and family gathered tonight to remember moe sed. sed. sed was first reported missing more than a month ago.last week, his body was found in the cedar river not far from gilbertville.a vigil was held tonight in his honor at waterloo west high school, where sed was a student. investigators are still trying to determine an official cause of death. in cedar county, the city of west branch will soon be giving a local company tax breaks for wind energy. city leaders stopped giving rebates to acciona windpower, saying the company hadn't created enough jobs in the area.today a judge disagreed

terms of its agreement with west branch.the city must now pay out nearly five-million dollars in rebates to the company. a recent vote by the cedar rapids city council is stirring up some controversy. controversy.the council split 5-to-3 this week to open negotiations on a half-million dollar financial package for terex minerals.that's to keep the company from moving its operations and 50- good paying jobs to a furnished building in marion.terex says it would like to stay in cedar rapids, but needs financial help to furnish existing office space at the fountains.several council members voiced their objections to providing tax increment financing just for furniture. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in iowa city,a temporary shelter is giving people in the corridor a warm place to sleep.26-people were in the shelter on monday night, more than tripling the number of guests on the first night last year.organizers tell cbs 2

lot of people in johnson county who are homeless and in need of housing.the shelter will be open through mid-march. in north liberty, renovations at penn elementary school are now complete.a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning celebrated the end of work.every inch of the building saw upgrades - including the addition of a new gymnasium and new library. in marion, at tonight's city council meeting, city leaders said farewell to out going mayor snooks bouska.the mayor announced earlier this year that he would not seek another term.bouska was elected to office amid debate over the city's uptown district. the moment star wars fans have waited more than a decade for has finally arrived. arrived.star wars: the force awakens opened across the country tonight. tonight.and the movie is already shattering records. records.movie ticketing website fandango says pre-sales for episode seven of the series, broke the record for the most tickets sold in the site's history.box office

rake in more than 200-million dollars this weekend alone. (nats full - fans humming star wars theme) theme)star wars fans across the corridor snatched up tickets weeks in advance and lined up early for tonight's premierein coralville, the coral ridge theater started showing the movie a little over two hours ago.managers there tell cbs 2 news, fans started lining up to see the film at about four-thirty this afternoon in cedar rapids, some fans started reliving the series before the sun came up.the weherenberg theater showed the all six movies ahead of the perimer of episode seven.if you're counting, that's more than 15 hours of movies in one day. (nats full - light sabre) sabre)a cedar rapids church is taking the star wars series to a new level, by finding the christian meaning in the

lutheran church gathered tonight for the unique celebration.pastor craig brown showed clips from the first six movies and described the films as seen through the eyes of faith. "when you look at the story of starwars, the first six movies is really the story of anakin skywalker and his fall from grace and his redemption through his son. we see a similar story in the bible bible "it's skywalker! (crowd cheers) cheers)the force awakens is set to play on a record number of screens nationwide over the holiday season. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. getting started.coming up... up...the sights and sounds of well worth the drive.

for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval

because we've got to get health care costs under control for lynn's family and for yours.

tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning, one of the hardest parts of fighting cancer is the treatment.we'll talk about the treatment that could make chemotherapy a thing of the past.find out how, tomorrow on

((kelly)) next on c-b-s two news... news...the extra special trip to the city of christmas and why many call it the sweetest

all week, we're showing you some of the sights and sounds of christmas in the corridor corridorfor tonight's edition, we traveled a little farther to show you something very special.cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill hit the road for some amazing displays in keokuk. keokuk. " we are in candy cane lane .. which is the main entrance

the sweetest place on earth and jean meyer is not bragging. your ride through the city of chrismas display - in keokuk - is voted number one in iowa.a steady stream of cars - starts at dusk every night - to see this wonderland of more than a million lights. including the crimson - becon that reflects - on parts of three states." this is our 40 foot tall red christmas tree that can be seen from the illinois shore. " after 27 years - twenty thousand cars - come for musical - trains - the heavenly lane of angels - - and incredible new surprises. " every year when the lights go on on thanksgiving evening it boggles my mind even though i pretty much know what it's gonna be." you'll see babies - making their first christmas memoriesand youngsters - waving out the windowsas they pass busy elves in santa's work - shop." pound

.. it's just a kick. " richard malloy - the elf who buildt some attractions says when the sun goes down and the lights come on - it's amazing. but the colorful beauty - means nothing - unless everyone can share it." there's no fee, you can drive through it one hundred times or ten thousand times, it doesn't cost you a dime ... ... i haven't found anybody who doesn't like it. " donations - and sponsors keep the lights burning bright from airlines in lights to snow flakes that race you along the road - and always win." on the right we have our reindeer barn. " they're all - here - dancer - prancer - rudolph - playing their reindeer games.and if you're searching for the spirit of the season - - you'll find it - in the city of christmas." everything from our nativity scene ... to toyland to candyland all of it is what christmas is for everybody " celebrating christmas in the corridor -

the city of christmas is open until the 27th of december and stays lighted all night on christmas. and coming up in sports -- we head to the mats matswhere bragging rights were on the line at jefferson -- why the home team didn't leave happy -- next on cbs 2. 2."cbs 2 news connects with you.call us at 1-800-222-kgan email us at news at kgan.com connect with us on facebook at

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 out 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 the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be.

sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. when kane thompson took over the prairie wrestling program he brought a quite -- winning swagger with him -- his team has followed his lead -- last weekend the p-hawks took the 5 seasons duals title -- but that was a warmup for what was jefferson bragging rights were on the line on the mat -- at jeffand paririe started off with a bang thanks to tyler pasker -- the 2 hundred 20 pounder puts the p-hawks up 6 nothing with the fall -- prairie won 3 of the first 5 matchesthe j-hawks though -- wouldn't bow out that easy -- a 120 -- coltin maskin wins with the pin to cut the lead to 6but too much prairie -- sam uthoff is number 1 in the state for a reason -- he gets the fall --

senior day at alburnett -- pirates hosting mack valleyand you could say the senior were on a mission -- connor shulista -- hes a senior -- flips him over like a pancake - - and pins him then at 170 pounds -- bryce paul -- also a senior -- he wins with the pin -- alburnett jumped out to a 17 point lead in the dual and -- jake langhoff would put it away for the pirates -- another pin from another senior -- alburnett wins 58 to 22 between 6 trips to the state tournament -- and 7 gold medals while coaching u-s-a basketball's u-16 -- u17 national team -- you could say don showalter has been pretty successfull at winning -- but to him, the word win -- doesn't stand for gold medals or state titles -- it's an acronym for life at city high. high.don showalter -- our ed thomas coach of the week week when don showlater speaks --- -- his team -- is all ears "he knows what he's doing so

reason -- showalter is a winner -- -- in 42 years he's racked up 590 wins -- but that's not what sets him apart -- "we were looking through his phone and he had like the numbers of coach k and calapari and we were like can we call them!?!?"and neither do the 7 gold medals he's won with u-s-a basketball -- -- it's what the word -- win -- means to him "it's not all basketball... he's trying to creat young men." men." "the win not necessarily means winning on the score board, but winning with the other things in life." life.": "everyone just knows that's what is expected of us and that's what our morals are and hold our stanards to."to be a man like don showalter -- "he means a lot -- i don't know if there's a word to explain it -- he's a good mentor for us, we're trying to

very good man."one who wins -- on and off the court and don't forget to nominate your coach to be our ed thomas coach of the week -- just head to our sports page and fill out a nomination form -- remember it can be any coach at any level. high school hoops -- 5th ranked dike - new hartford hosting charles cityand it didn't take long for the wolverienes to get into a rhythm -- connor new-roth drives and dishes to nick gron-ow-ski -- he lays it up and in for the duce then d-n-h would turn defense into offense -- new-roth picks off the pass and completes the dine and dash for another easy bucket -- dike new hartford stays perfect -- 59 to 35. stay with c-b-s two -justin has one last look at your

the moment star wars fans have waited more than a decade for has finally arrived.

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