corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. a jaw dropping end to the season as iowa takes on stanford in the rose bowl. we begin tonight with live team coverage of the big game. game.cbs 2 sports anchor zach hanley is in pasadena.zach what's the atmosphere like? mccaffery was like a windshield windshielda beautiful day in california....but a tough one for hawk fans.... first play from scrimmage christian mccaffrey receives, runs and scores.... but his day far

cardinal up 21-nothing, mccaffrey back to receive, does the boot scoot boggie and he gone his second touchdown of the day.... no brainer for mvp as stanford wins it 45-16... and a tough loss to swallow for kirk ferentz and the hwaks.... stanford just outplayed us at every turn. they outplayed us. they did a great job. they're a veteran football team. it's hard to find less than a handful of guys that aren't seniors and juniors on that team and i think that was a big part of it. and then obviously another big part of that was one of their underclassman who's not a junior or a senior, number five he's a very very special player too ." ." leading up to the game we've

made the trip. bad weather delayed many fans -- who had spent thousands of dollars on last minute flights, hotel rooms and tickets, which were among some of the most expensive of the bowl season. when the game finally started, the hawks trailed from the very first play from scrimmage and it didn't get any better as the game went on. but the fans we spoke to say it's still all worth it. "it was definately disappoint but it was nice to be here and experience the rose bowl."it was a great experience...you know it's been 25 years...since we've been there last...why not take the gamble...i would do it again in a heartbeat.it was a once in a lifetime opportunity....t he last time we played here i was like five years old...so this was pretty exciting...and i didn't want to miss it. hawkeye fans of all types were

rose bowl and everything leading up to it.some of those fans have been die hard fans for longer than other fans have even been alive. for almost everyone in southern california, the sights and sounds have created a bunch of pinch me moments. but for a family like kim mina's (me-na) -- they just keep coming back... back... if there were ever an expert on providing music for sporting events -- kim mina might be it. kim mina (me-na) 82 alumbachelor of music i was in the marching band, the wind ensemble, the pep band that played the year they went to the final four. all kinds of fun stuffpart of what kept her coming back - was her first experience at kinnick...kim the first time i stepped out on the field i think it took my breath away. i was scared. it was such an amazing experience. it was music that brought her to california. a music therapy internship introduced her to the golden state before she because a music teacher and high school band director for 14 years. this week -- she's traded in hitting the right notes for getting iowa's float ready for the tournament of roses parade. kimto be able to come to the rose bowl and see this undefeated regular season team

exciting but it's not new for kim and her 3 sisters. she was at 82 rose bowl -- her two sisters julie and laurie marched in 86 -- and the youngest lisa caught her trip to pasadena in 91. kimall four of us marched in the rose parade and marched in a rose bowl so that's always been a fun bond. iowa keeps her close to her roots - an excuse to call home or text her family after games - and see all the black and gold all this week. in los angeles, kevin barry cbs 2 news. hawk fans were glued to their tv's this morning to see iowa's appearance in the tournament of roses parade. as you can see in this photo, the 35-foot long float, was decked out with roughly four-thousand flowers.60 volunteers worked for hours to get the float ready for it's maiden voyage in the parade.

as gametime drew closer.and many local fans chose to watch the game at sports bars.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller checked in at fieldhouse to see how fans - old *and young - were getting prepped for the rose bowl matchup. matchup. : a heartbreaking end to the beginning of a new year, the hawkeyes lose this rose bowl, but it hasn't always been a depressing time in there, at the beginning of the game there was a lot of hope. hope. "it's my birthday and the hawks are playing." ten-year old austyn says there's only one way to make his day better... better... "beat stanford." stanford." "make his day a good 10th birthday if the hawks won today."he wasn't the only one holding his breath for that wish. wish. "i want them to win for sure, i think we can." can.""i've got a lot of faith spoken by true fans... fans... "i feel like stanford isn't as strong as us."though they didn't make the trip to

hawks can make the rose bowl trip worth the time and energy. energy. "i think you're gonna have that hawkeye spirit no matter where you are, whether you're physically at the game or you're home in iowa." iowa." "it's the first time that it's happened that i remember in my lifetime and there's a chance it could be the only time, so this is a big event and we're gonna celebrate."but an emotional rollercoaster of a game... proved that a "w" was too much to ask... ask... "there's no good way to put it, i don't know if it's a good representation of their team for the year but it's rough."i guess this year...fans couldn't have their cake and eat it too. too. "i'm diehard all the way. i know that, not only me, but a lot of you fans are the same way. i was born, raised here my whole life, it doesn't discourage me at all from being a hawkeye fan." fan.": although it was a disappointing loss, a lot of hawks fans here say there's always next year. covering the corridor in marion, dora

temps are in the teens and 20s 20s mostly clear skies prevail prevail sunny skies and seasonal temps expected saturday. temperatures will rise from 12 at 6am to 30 at 3pm 3pm cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with new developments in the war on terror. terror.we're learning more about the new year's eve terror attack a rochester, new york man was planning.

criminal complaint, 25- year-old emanuel lutchman was planning to bomb a local restaurant and kidnap and kill several people.he even bought several materials for the attack.authorities arrested him yesterday.he's now charged with trying to provide material support to a terrorist organization. the manhunt continues for the gunman who opened fire on a popular bar in tel aviv. security cameras caught the moment the suspect pulled a gun from a back pack and started shooting.the shooting spree killed two people and injured seven others. authorities say they aren't if the violence was a criminal or is palestinian. in waterloo - three people are now charged after an early morning shooting. shooting.officers were called to club 3-19 on fourth street at about two this morning.when they got there, they noticed a group of people in an alley

they found 31-year-old ramarez gary in the alley with a gun shot wound to the leg. he is expected to be okay. an officer shot at one of the suspects as they were running from the alley, but missed 22-year-old kristopher spates junior and two teens were arrested this afternoon. in neighboring cedar falls, two people were hurt after a hit in run downtown.officers were called to the voo-doo lounge on main street at about midnight. midnight.police tell cbs 2 news, the driver hit the pair as they were walking in an alley.they believe, a fight may have sparked the incident. both victims were taken to the hospital and are expected to be o.k. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in cedar rapids, four people are now facing charges after a report an armed robbery near lindale mall turned out to be a hoax.officers responded to the call at about 12-45 this afternoon.when they arrived they found the suspects

scene.one suspect, 30-year-old nevin baker ran from the scene. police eventually arrested 21- year-old elijah loney, the driver of the car and two others. cbs 2 new continues to follow the ongoing debate over police body cameras. cameras.according to a new report policies for the cameras in iowa fail to meet recommeded standards.the des moines register reports the public isn't being notifed about the recordings.state authoriteis say notifications aren't needed because the recordings are legal in iowa. cedar rapids police chief wayne jerman says he will share body camera policies with the public when they are drafted. 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.still to come...a tough night for iowa football fans fansbut the iowa basketball team will look for its fourth straight win tomorrow at purdue -- what this game means to the hawkeyes coming up...

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call it that.11-18 "that defines failure because you're just looking to have a quick fix, a quick start and ultimately watch it fizzle away after a few months."so the personal trainer suggests viewing a health resolution as a lifestyle mantra instead. pettit's gym focuses on slow and steady one-on-one support - from weight training, to cardio and nutrition.short term plans that burn you out - don't show long term results. results."it turns into more serious issues like diabetes, high cholesterol, and just an overall hindrance on what you can do in your life."fueling your appetite before you break a sweat - also requires the same mindset.48-54 "making those incremental changes is really important too - don't say i'm going to jump straight from eating no vegetables to eating five cups of vegetables a day."rebooting your health requires all food groups. groups."carbohydrates are needed for our bodies - we need that to fuel our brain." 101- 107 if you're always on the go - it's suggested you check out frozen vegetables you can stock up on and steam right at home.

low fat dairy milk on the side of that."from energizing brains to bodies - -"i try to make it more realistic - that way they actually have a lifestyle to pursue as opposed to a resolution." resolution.""having some type of support is key."ctc, steffi lee, cbs 2 news ten at 10. health experts say there won't be quick results - but over time - your body will start to feel better. and coming up in sports sportschristian mccaffrey makes like a tree and leaves -- it all on the field -- highlights and reaction from the 2016 rose bowl, when the

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it's a game that's become a staple of new year's day -- the granddaddy of them all, the rose bowl -- and the iowa hawkeyes looking for their first victory in pasadena today since 1959... a sea of black and gold as thousands flocked to california... ...but all stanford early. after christian mccaffrey scored to start the game, he serves as a decoy to allow kevin hogan to sneak in for six and make it fourteen-nothing stanford early -- and boy were they just getting started....jump to the second 28-nothing stanford, looks like hogan fumbles the snap, recovers, and finds michael rector for the touchdown -- but don't be

stanford's worked on all week -- and hogan and mccafrey sold it good -- 35 nothing trees at the break...hawks would get on the board with a marshall koehn field goal, and a matt vandeberg touchdown in the fourth -- akrum wadley would add a touchdown as well but too little too late for iowa as stanford wins the 2016 rose bowl 45-to-16.... 16....and so the hawks magical season comes to a close -- and they finish the year 12- and-2... that's for sure mia... mia... so it's not the 45-16 loss that will define the 2015 hawkeyes but the 12-and-oh, record breaking regular season

all season long. thanks zach! one hawkeye season comes to a close while another is just heating up --

purdue tomorrow following their upset of number one michigan state on tuesday -- as fun as the win was... the hawks know it's just one step towards a much larger goal: win a conference title. "it wasn't just our goal to beat michigan state. our goal is to win the big ten. and you can only do that one game at a time. and we're one and oh and have another tough road trip in less than a week." week."" well i think it's big but the other thing is .... you wanna win your home games if you can. it's not always easy depending on who you're playing but it's hard to win on the road in this league." the u-n-i women's basketball team beginning it's conference slate tonight against evansville....and starting 2016 on a positive note with a 62-51 win in cedar falls....they host southern illinois on sunday stay with c-b-s two -terry has

after the break. it's a new year's day tradition in chicago...the annual polar plunge on lake michigan.about fifty brave souls dip into the icy waters of the lake this morning.most managed to tough it out for just a few seconds, before scrambling back to the shore. the tradition, complete with fireworks, helps american greyhound raise money to find homes for retired race dogs. the group raised over 16- thousand dollars with today plunge.in nine-years, they've

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