cbs 2 news has learned the name of a boater pulled out of coralville lake today. today.seventeen-year-old tanner wymer was canoeing with fifty-one year old michael felton sunday afternoon - when authorities say strong winds caused their boat to capsize. cbs 2 news is told they were out on the water to take pictures of a local residence. the sheriff's office says neither of them were wearing life jackets. this is a really erratic time to be on any body of water in johnson county or much of iowa. we've had the el nino effect this year we've had fluctuating temps much warmer than normal, a lot of heavy rains. there hasnt been a good opportunity for ice to form solidly. solidly.first responders had to break an inch of ice as they scoped the waters - and debris made the search efforts difficult. the news is hitting the community of solon very hard tonight.and many gathered to remember the young life lost. lost.cbs 2 news reporter dora

now with more, dora? very somber night tonight as students remember someone they all called a friend. it's clear his loss will have a lasting impact. a student, teammate and friend will no longer share the halls with the people here. solon high won't ever be the same. "he's a student that everybody wants to have in class and i believe everybody was fortunate to have as a friend." his presence -- a loss that everyone who came in contact with him -- will feel. "listening to his coaches, listening to his teachers they will tell you that he was a great role model, extremely intelligent.""he was so funny. he was really such a great person. he always made people laugh and he's such a great role model too.""we actually were good friends, he's actually a really good role model."as his close friends left school today, lexi 04:56:51 "he was my neighbor, he lived right down the road with me"...they say they

couldn't leave behind their memories of tanner. "over the summer a few years ago, we all got together and had a huge mud fight in my backyard and it was so fun to have all those laughs together.""i still can't believe it. it feels like a dream, like it doesn't seem real. it's crazy to think that someone from a small town that everybody knows is gone."but the overflow of support and the love shown by strangers will make his loss just a little easier to handle. "we had an outpouring of phone calls from community members just asking what can we do to help?""it's gonna be difficult, but we'll get through it." counselors will be at the school all this week to help students and staff who need help processing tanner's death. covering the corridor in solon, dora miller, cbs 2

cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with new developments in the president's plans to tighten gun laws. laws.just back from a two-week vacation in hawaii, president obama says he will move forward on new gun control measures - without congress. the president will require *small* gun dealers to perform background checks on buyers and make it more difficult for convicted domestic abusers to purchase firearms. besides the argument over the second amendment, critics say the president is also overstepping his authority experts say it is a delicate matter if the president wants to avoid a constitutional challenge. challenge.cbs 2 news national correspondent jeff barnd has our continuing coverage. coverage. the second amendment to the u.s. constitution gives americans the right to bear arms. can an executive order weaken the second amendment? one expert says the guildlines mapped out for the use of executive power and the

*interpretation of those initiatives can get murkya& murkya& " that original gray area is far grayer than it has ever been roger peel ahn says a president's unilateral powers are hard to challenge by congress *or* the courts. thanks in part to fdr's new deala& when congress gave up a *lot* of its lawmaking authority to the executive branch. "as a result, we've got a very unclear situation as to where the presidents authority to make regulations endsa& and the congress' authority is over-stepped in wake of the 2012 mass shooting at sandy hook elementary schoola& president obama was stonewalled in congressa& and took it upon his own to put forth nearly 2-dozen executive orders to reduce gun violence. violence.but 2 years later, president obama's most *assertive* initiativesa& like tracking lost or stolen gunsa& or strengthening backround checksa& have faced significant obstacles. obstacles. almost none of those intiatives went into effect

" i will veto that.. i will unsign that so fast" fast"but *how* fast can the next president undo mr. obama's gun control initiativea&? initiativea&? " if the president passes an executive order with respect to guns "it will take less than a new york minute for the new president to undo what the president has done." scholars are generally *split* on whether the president *is* over-extending his constitutional authoritya& some say the president clearly has discretion about how to enforce a lawa& but whether he should *make*thema& is still up for debatea&im jeff barnd reportinga& in the race to succeed president obama obamahillary clinton returned to cedar rapids today.despite a challenge from vermont senator bernie sanders, clinton spoke like a presumptive nominee.clinton said she would let g-o-p front- runner donald trump live in his quote "alternate reality" and not respond to his attacks. polls show clinton with a strong lead here in iowa, but faces an uphill battle in new hampshire if she wants to

that's one reason president bill clinton campaigned for his wife in new hampshire today.he'll also be in iowa on thursday. .president clinton will visit at the national czech and slovak museum and library in cedar rapids. you might recall clinton's first trip to the museum and library in 19-95.the president helped dedicate the building, along with the presidents of the czech republic and slovakia. the iowa caucuses are four weeks from tonight.today we're getting our first look at a new advertisment for donald trump's campaign.the new ad touts his controversial plan to temporarily ban muslims from entering the u.s.trump plans to spend two million dollars a week on ads in iowa and new hampshire leading up to the caucuses. countries in the middle east are now picking sides after the execution of a shiite muslim cleric. cleric.that execution opened a 14-hundred-year-old wound, inflaming tensions between

weekend, protestors ransacked the saudi embassy in tehran. the two countries are already fighting each other in syria and yemen, and tensions in the already volatile region are getting worse.today, bahrain and sudan cut ties with iran and the united arab emirates recalled its ambassador. two oregon ranchers reported to a federal prison today to serve time for arson.but it's the actions of another group grabbing the headlines tonight. tonight.dwight hammond and his son steven were convicted of starting a fire on protected lands to cover up illegal poaching.the family is disputing those accusations. now a group led by ammon bundy is responding by seizing a federal building on a nearby wildlife refuge.the group says it wants area ranchland to be returned to the families who once owned it.the f-b-i is working to resolve the situation, peacefully. cbs 2 news is learning new details detailsabout a weekend shooting in nashua.56-year-old

karl white died after being shot saturday afternoon. authorities did take the shooter into custody, but no charges have been filed.they believe the shooting may have been an accident. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. the national weather service now says hiawatha was hit by a tornado on december 23rd.it was a brief twister but it downed some trees and even flipped a semi on i-380.the weather service says the e-f-1 tornado was on the ground for two miles. in cedar rapids, van meter is buying bright electrical supply in chicago. this is video of van meter's cedar rapids location.the company announced the plans to buy the lighting distributor last month.van meter says bright will keep its name in stay in illinois.the acquisition will expend the company's presence in the midwest to 15 locations. in iowa city, city,leaders selected their new city staff.members elected jim throgmorton to serve as

the city's mayor.mayor throgmorton is currently serving his second term on the city council.councilman kingsley botchway the second will serve as mayor pro-tem also in iowa city, a west high sophomore is one of ten students studentsin the nation bound for seattle to show what he can do with numbers.junhee lee is representing the midwest in the american mathematical society's "who wants to be a mathematician" competition on thursday.lee finished high school math in eighth grade.now he takes math classes at the university of iowaif lee wins the competition, he'll take home five-thousand dollars for himself and five-thousand dollars for the west high school math department. 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...what you need to know about today's stock market turmoil and how it will be affecting

(donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference between making noise... (mic tap) ...and making sense. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates! enough talk.

as we are 5 days into the new year....how are you doing with keeping your goals?if one of them was getting healthy, theres a warning about some of the popular foods you might eat.((anchor))what they are

next on c-b-s two news... news...a former hawkeye coaching great returns to the sideline at carver-hawkeye arena... the highlights are

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stocks started the first day of 20-16 trading on a sour note.concerns over the chinese economy caused a ripple affect around the world.the dow plummeted 276 points while the nasdaq lost 104.the s and p five-hundred fell 31 points on the day. again, experts say you can blame this most recent round of financial uncertainty on china. china.regardless of the reason, days like today can make just about anyone with a nest egg a little nervous. nervous.cbs 2 news reporter matt hammill is in the newsroom tonight with more on what this all means for your

money, matt? ______________ the new year - is when a lot of people - - are advised to take a look at their retirement - to see if it's balanced - - or too risky.a day like this - can really make you wonder about the year ahead. ahead. nats - (( 1:24:00 )) " this is one of the worst starting days for the dow in over eight years. " nats - " ding ding ding " mike foley - and financial advisors across the corridor watched it happen - a slap in the face - as markets plunged - 467* points at the worst - - on the first trading day of 2016.mike foley - platinum advisory group (( 1:28:09 )) " it might be time to buckle up your seatbelts and might be a great time to reevaluae with your financial advisor. " about half - of all full time employees now have a 401-k - tied to stocks.. marv in north liberty - says he's invested for his family's future - but he tries not to look at the statements.marv -

20 years or so before i retire and then i'm retired military so i got that to fall back on. "nat tryon - (( 1:28:01 )) " if you can't manage your emotions you can't manage money. " investment advisor mike tryon - says volatility is the new normal.china - terrorism and interest rates will continue to cause peaks and valleys.the good news - there's a vote in november. mike tryon - tryon investments - (( 5:51:00 )) " historically going into an election year the administratin is going to do everything in their power to have all cylinders hitting so actually leading up to an election year the markets tend to do better. " foley says - it's all about our tollerance for risk - - and a bad day is a good day - to re-evaluate.mike foley - (( 5:56:23 )) " when the market is down .. if you're losing sleep then the market is not the right place for you to be in. " nat - " ding ding ding " advisors say you can run from stocks -- but there really aren't any good places to hide your money - and still get a return.tryon says -

despite - ebola - if you had invested ten grand in 2009 - today it would be worth 25- thousand dollars. matt hammill - cbs 2 news, ten at 10. the king is back.. coming up in sports... hawkeye fans get some good news from a star player... details next on

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after the rose bowl massacre on new years day... hawkeye fans quickly turned their attention to next season... and the chances of a return to the rose bowl... look a little better with news that broke tonight... the daily iowan is reporting that corner desmond king will return for his senior season... that's according to king's mother... who said her son still has unfinished business... before making his decision... king submitted his name to the n-f-l advisory committee... vivian stringer took the iowa women's basketball program to new heights - nine n-c-a-a tournaments in twelve seasons - and tonight... for the second time in twenty years... she's back... the last time stringer brought rutgers to carver was 2005... and they beat the hawkeyes that night... tonight... was a nailbiter... ally disterhoft in the post.... just bullying a scarlet knight... bucket and the foul for disterhoft...

iowa regains the lead... fourth quarter now... game tied at 61... alexa kastanek from deep... oh yeah... that's a triple... her fifth of the night... iowa back on top... then a couple minutes later... the dagger... whitney jennings puts it on the floor... pulls up and hits... that puts the hawks up five... fran likes it.... everybody likes it... because iowa is in the win column... they get past rutgers, 69-65 the final... and halftime adjustments were a big key... we really came together in the locker room and just said... we know what they're gonna be doing... we've been working on it... just look for the shots we've been looking for in christmas... and i think that's really what got us this win tonight... what a week it was for iowa hawkeye hoops... first... they knock off the number-one team in the country... then... they go on the road... erase a large deficit... and beat another top-15 team... today... the hawks squeezed into the top 25... they're still looking up at the iowa state cyclones... they sit at number 13... after losing on the road to oklahoma... iowa's big week puts them at number-19... it's their first appearance in the

polls this season... "nobody gave us a chance. nobody thought we'd be 2-and-oh right now except the fifteen guys in our locker room, so i mean .. no matter what anybody says we still gotta go out there and play and perform to our best ability." ability.""i think we gotta remember we're only two games in. and we beat two very good teams but we haven't accomplishe alot.. yet. we've still got a long ways to go... we still gotta take care of business. stay with c-b-s two -terry has

is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field.

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all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. and that's the culver's butterburger. welcome to delicious! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) it's stephen colbert! (cheers and applause)

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