sat in his squad car.hartnett was able to fire back at the suspect, who was arrested several blocks away.now, sources tell cbs news, the suspect admitted to opening fire in the name of islam. right now - hartnett is in a hospital and is expected to recover.there's no word on the condition of the suspect. two men are in federal custody, accused of having ties to terrorist groups. groups.one suspect was arrested in california, and is beleived to have fought for isis in syria before returning to the u.s. last january.the other suspect was aprehended in texas, and is accused of providing support to isis.both men are iraqi refugees, and allegedly communicated with each other over social media. federal officials do not believe the men were plotting an attack on u.s. soil.in addition to terror charges, they're also charged with lying to the government. president obama continues to pitch his executive actions on gun control. control.he defended his orders

last night in fairfax, virginia.along with supporters of his plan, a number of critics were also in attendance.the president's executive actions have angered a number of gun lobbyists, who believe he's trying to get rid of guns completely.but the president said that's not the idea. there are a whole bunch of law abiding citizens who have grown up hunting with their dad or going to the shooting range and are responsible gun owners and then there's the reality that there are neighborhoods where it's easier for a 12 or 13 year old to purchase a gun and cheaper than it is for them to get a book. book.president president obama admitted to never owning a gun and having little experience with firearms, but said his policies make sense. among the supporters at the president's town hall last night, was former arizona representative gabby giffords. today marks the fifth anniversary of when she was

a rally in tucson.your remember, six people were killed, including a nine-year-old girl.gifford was severely wounded, and spent months learning how to walk and talk again.the shooter, jared loughner, was aprehended at the scene.he is serving life in prison. now an update to that shooting we told you about yesterday at noon. noon.cedar rapids police believe derek bekeris shot at a man who is not being identified.bekeris faces a number of charges, including attempted murder. murder.just after 7 yesterday morning, police received a number of calls of shots fired on 7th ave south-east.police say bekeris fired at least six rounds.he was arrested at the scene.nobody was hurt. friends and family will come together today to remember the life of tanner wymer. wymer.the solon high senior died sunday when his boat capsized on coralville lake.a visitation for tanner will be from 3 to 7 this afternoon at saint mary's catholic church in solon.his funeral will be tomorrow.tanner's family asks that instead of flowers,

tanner wymer memorial fund at the solon state bank. investors on wall street today are trying to close a tough week on a high note. note.all three major indexes finished thursday with sizeable losses.both the dow and nas-daq closed with triple-digits losses.it's been a better day so far for the dow at least, which was up 13-points just an hour ago. the u.s. economy did get some very good news this morning, thanks to the december jobs report.it said american employers added 292-thousand jobs last month.that means the u.s. added two-point-65 million total jobs in 20-15. that's the second best year ever, behind 19-99.american paychecks also grew two-and-a- half percent in december, tied for the best increase over the last six years. new this afternoon... afternoon...president obama has vetoed a bill repealing key parts of the affordable care act.this comes as no surpise, as the president promised to reject the measure. the proposal would have cut federal funding to planned

the g-o-p-led congress earlier this week, showing their ability to repeal the law if a republican wins the white house in november. in the race for the white house... house...a number of candidates are wrapping up the work week in eastern iowa. iowa.bernie sanders was in cedar rapids earlier today.he held a press conference at the double tree hotel where he spoke about paid family leave. right now - sanders is at wartburg college in waverly.at 7 tonight - he'll return to cedar rapids for a town hall at the veterans memorial building. fellow democrat martin o'malley will head to dubuque tonight.his stop won't be like the other candidates' though. at 8 o'clock he'll perform acoustic guitar at a local bar. o'malley is trying to improve his numbers both here in iowa and across the country.he's currently a distant third in the democratic race behind sanders and hillary clinton. a pair of republicans are also in eastern iowa today. today.at four - kentucky senator rand paul will be at the marion public library for a meet and greet.after that he'll go to north north liberty for another meet and

at 5-30. meantime - ted cruz is in north-east iowa.the texas senator has events this afternoon in cresco and osage. he will end the day in decorah. cruz has been on a bit of a hot streak for the past month. a number of polls have him virtually tied with donald trump for the republican lead in the hawkeye state. if you want to give back to the community you can by donating blood. it's national blood donor month and cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is here to tell us why giving is so important. important.when you donate blood you're not only giving your time but saving a life. life.january is desinated as national blood donor month because blood donations are lower in the colder months. cancer patients are some of the top candidates to recieve blood.also, blood donations help hospitals maintain a sufficent amount of blood supply.i spoke with tim nash of mississippi valley regional blood center about why it's so important to donate to

people should give blood because it saves lives. every unit saves three to four lives . so everytime you do your saving lives right here in our local hospitals in local hospitals in cedar rapids and iowa city. city.if you are interested in donating blood you can visit mississippi valley regional blood center 's website to find out more.you can find a link on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. com.stephanie johnson...cbs 2 news newsthanks, stephanie. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, a talk with iowa lottery ceo about all the lottery ceo about all the powerball excitement.

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steelers travel to cincinnati for an a-f-c wild card showdown with the bengals. kick-off is 7-15.and then on sunday - the green bay packers square of with washington in an n-f-c match-up.that game is

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officer.it happened late this morning.police say the officer was shot in the leg, and rushed to a nearby hospital. they are expected to be okay. right now, there is little information, including a motive.police will hold a press conference later this afternoon. the mother of the "affluenza teen, " ethan couch, was back in a texas courtroom this morning.tonya couch was arraigned for helping her son flee to mexico last month. ethan couch was on probation for killing four people while drunk driving in 20-13.he got out of jail time because his lawyers argued he had a spoiled up-bringing and was not taught right-from-wrong. ethan and his mom fled the u.s. after video surfaced of him violating his probation. right now - he is still in mexico, who granted him a stay. the state department has released another three- thousand pages of e-mails from hillary clinton's private server. server.65 of the documents contain information deemed confidential, while one was determined to be "secret."so

released more than 43-thousand pages from clinton's server. only about 12-thousand have not been released. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, how tech companies are now trying to help with the war on terror. marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any other senator. washington politician marco rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible

america's biggest companies are meeting with top white house officials today in san francisco. francisco.they will talk about how terrorists are using social media to recruit attackers.some of the companies taking part are apple, facebook, and google. the companies will discuss various ways to use technology to combat terrorism, including identifying recruitment methods and making it harder for terrorists to carry out attacks. fit-bit is facing a number of lawsuits. lawsuits.a number of users claim the devices gave them inaccurate heart rate estimates.they say the most noticeable mis-readings happened while they were

lawsuit points to the charge hr and surge models. fit-bit is standing by its products. chick-fil-a is hoping to cash in on american's appetite for healthier food. food.the fast food chain is introducing kale salad as a side option.it has a maple vinaigrette dressing and is topped with dried sour cherries, walnuts, almonds and pecans justin has your weather to go next...but first here's a look at today's markets.

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raising incomes. all of that depends on us being both secure at home and leading the world. i will get up every single day and do whatever it takes to make sure our country is safe and strong. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. save his best bud.jacques and annabelle have been furry friends for years.their owner had a medical emergency and when first responders came the two dogs ran away.later they found jacques but not annabelle.but then jacques led crews to an embankment where annabelle had gotten stuck. forget winning the a dog in massachusetts helped save his best bud.jacques and annabelle have been furry friends for years.their owner had a medical emergency and when first responders came the two dogs ran away.later they found jacques but not

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there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) 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. give us a plan. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. what this campaign is about is to demand that we create an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty.

>> wyatt: okay. are you sure liam didn't say "arizona?" >> steffy: no. no, no. he's in australia with ivy. >> wyatt: okay, well, he flies halfway around the world and doesn't think to mention it to anyone. >> steffy: no, i-i knew he was upset with me. he thinks that i caused ivy to fall down the stairs, but to ignore my text, not even have the courtesy to tell me that he's flying to sydney? >> wyatt: okay, well, maybe there's some kind of explanation for this. >> steffy: nobody forced liam on the plane. >> wyatt: what does this mean? do you -- you think that ivy and liam are bacactogether or something? >> liam: she hung up on me. before i even had a chance to explain. >> ivy: [ sighs ] okay, it's just typical steffy jumping to conclusions. >> liam: oh, god. she probably just assumes you and i ran off together. >> ivy: yeah, when really all you were doing was just being nice and making sure i was on the plane safely. >> liam: i mean, i wasn't

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