obama.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 n@ws 10 at 10. e cedar rapids school district is looking for your input on plans to bring equity to the classroom. district officials say they've d- been working on an equity plan -- but they need the public's opinion ononow successful it's been so far. far.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller joins us with more on the initiative and how you can voice your thoughts on the program. the district says they want to have an open discussion...they want to know how they can make sure every child is successful -- no matter their race or background. background. there's s ways room for improvement...ananthe cedar rapids community school district is trying to do just that -- with your help. help."we're interested to know from the communy what we're doing well, as it relates to our equity work, we're interested to know what we aren't doing as well."the district has already implemented an equity plan... plan... "we have a six-point equity plan and it really

closing the achievement gap and diversifying our workforce, reducing suspensions and expulsions." but they say it won'n'hurt to find o o what people think about it so far.on tuesday night, the african american museum will be open to people willing to voice their opinions and discuss changes that could be made. made. "it's more of an open-ended convnvsation about what we really want for our community as it relates to cultural consciousness." .""creating brave space to really go deep and have those conversations that may not be comfortable, but that's okay because we grow in disequilibrium, we don't grow in our comfort zones." zones.""one of the things that we have to make certain that we do is maintain equity and professional development." development.""the next steps would be to take that information and continue to use it to guide the equity work that's underway." for a more hands-on approach, the district is looking for people to serve on a task force...we'll have all the details on our website.dora

at the capitol, the 20-16 underway, and state lawmakers are getting ready for a fight over education funding. funding.governor branstad will unveil his budget tomomorrowow he's expected to seek a two- point-four-five percent increase in state aid for schools.that's less than senate democrats want to spend and more than house republicans have previously sought.at the end of the last session, governor branstad used a line-item veto to cut a one-time expenditure of 55-point-seven million dollars in supplemental aid for iowa school districts. school funding will be one of many topics outlined in the governor's condition of the state address.it's expected to begin tomorrow morning at 10 and you can watch it live on

in dubuque dubuquepolice say a woman used a baseball bat to kill her ex-husband. husband.62-year-old dolores flynn was taken into custody this afternoon.she's charged with second degree murder for the death of 72-year-old gary breckenridge.investigators say flynn allegedly admitted to famimi members that she attacked breckenridge on january 4th.if convicted, she could face up to 50 years in prison. the cedar rapids police

final policy on body cameras by the middle of this year. year.they received a federal grant to buy the cameras last year and should have the cameras soon.chief wayne jerman says it's taking some extra time to come up with a policy because the department is researching different guidelines from departments across the nation.he says the main concern is privacy - when video is recorded, whether it should be released and how to handle confrontations.chief jerman says he's always supported body cameras - but knows there are a lot of privacy concerns. "those who are victims of sex assaults and sometimes situatatns involving minors and children - we just have to be very careful" careful"jerman says the department will not release ongoing investigation. cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with ongoing coverage of the war on terror. terror.we're getting our first look at one of the suspects in the paris terror attacks. attacks.french tv network,

images om a gas station surveillence camera near the border of france and belgium.authorities say they show salah abdeslam who is still on the run.police believe the pictures were taken the day after the november 13th terror attack. we're also learning more about the man killed while trying to attack a paris police station last week.german investigators say he had lived in a germanan shelter for people seeking asylum.after a search of that shelter, investigators say it doesn't appear any other attacks were planned. an anonymous tip now has philadelphia police and the f-b-i on high alert.over the weekend a woman approached an officer saying the suspect who ambushed officer jesse hartnett is part of a larger group, and more attacks could be on the way.video from traffic cameraracaught the shooting as it happened.edward archer is now behind bars and the f-b-i is searching for other people mentioned in e tip.officer jesse hartnett is still recoveriri from t t attack.

year's state of the union address is going to be unlike any other we've seen before. before.president obama is not expected to present a wish- liststf policies to congress. with republicans firmly in control of congress - the president has resorted to executive actions on controversial issues such as nimum wage, immigration and gun control.tomorrow's speech could include a preview of the next issue the president will take on without congress - election reform. "you'll hear the president talk about making sure thth every americananas a chance to influence this democracy. not millionaires and the billionaires," billionaires,"south carolina governor nikki haley will response. the democratic party's three candidates for the oval office were back in iowa tonight... tonight...it was for the brown and black forum in des moines, the campaign. campaign.much of thehe conversasaon had to do with economic issues facing minority communities, but they also talked about criminal

in the wake of president obama's executive action on gun cocorol -- all three democrats tried to make their support clear. but on the issue of guns, let me be very clear, i support the president i think we have got to expand and extend anan improve the instant background check. check."one of the reasons i'm so adament and so much in support of presidens obama's policies that he's rolled out is that we cannototit idolly by while 30-thousand people die from gun violence. violence.we do not have to accept the kind of injustice whererif you cacaed from a wealthy neighborhood, the police always came and they always got out of their car. but if you called from a poor neighborhood, and almost all of them were black, they hardly ever came and they never got out of thehe car. but, hillary clinton's once commanding lead in iowa, appears to be gone.this thanks to a surge from her chief rival, senator bernie sanders. win for sanders in iowa --

hampshire, where he and clinton are also neck and neck -- could put clinton's nomination hopes in danger.a new n-b-c/wl street journal/marist poll shows vermont senator bernieiesanders is statistically tied with clinton here, trailing by only three-percent. donald trump held a morning rally in new hampshire, where he holds a commanding lead over texas senator ted cruz. trump, once again, went after cruz, questioning his citizenship.here in iowa, both men are in a dead heat.the latest quinnipiac university poll shows trump has a twowo poininlead over cruz. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in north liberty, preliminary census data says more than 18- thousand people now live in the city.that's a 36-percent population increase just since 20-10.those results from the city's special census mean an additional half-a-million dollars each fisisl year in road-use tax money to help the city keep up. gas prices across the corridor

right now, gas buddy-dot-com says the statewide average foror a gallon of gas is a dollar-95. that's also the national average tonight.with low demand, high supply, and no drop in production from the middle east, industry experts say there are no signs of a spike anytime soon. unlike the powerball jackpot. you have only two days to get your ticket for the largest lottery jackpot in history.today, lottery officials raised the estimated jackport for wednesday night's powerball drawing to one-point- four-billion dollars.that means the lump sum payout would be more 800-million.but don't forget the odds of winning--- one in 292-point-2- million.ticket sales for the jackpot end at 8-59 wednesday night. 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...the new concerns over the flu and why you should get ashot eveveif

coming up tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning.it's been a fairly mild winter up to now, but the biting cold is back. and it can cause serious injuries if you're out there for too long. we'll have cold

tomorrow on a star-studded funeral was ld today for r nger natalie cole. cole.family and friends including singers smokey robinson, lionel richie, and stevie wonder paid their respects to cole during the service in los angeles.s.cole, perhaps best known for her "unforgettable" duet with her late father nat "king" cole, died on news year's eve from heart failure.she was 65 years old. cha cha cha changes.... changes....the world is also mourning the death of david bowie.the british artist and rock star who challenged musical convention fofofive decades, died after an 18- month battle with cancer. bowie was one of a kind-- his first hit space oddity was released in 19-69.the singer released his latest jazz- inspired album "blackstar" on his birthday last friday. the album, according to long-time friends, was intended to be a "parting gift" to the world.

presence that kept his fans guessing. "we've lost somebody who rewrote the rules, who actually redefined what a pop star could be." be."you can listen to the music at any age and still pick it up from what it meant in the 70's - it's exactly the same now - it's timeless. timeless.bowie often said he used his music as away to express his feelings. elings.david bowie was 69 years old.

a warning tonight from the iowa department of health -- the numberf confirmed flu cases is on the rise.doctors say three different strains of the virus are circulating and are expected to spread in the next few weeks. weeks.cbs 2 news reporter mata hammill spent the day talking with doctors the corridor. corridor..he joins us live in cedar rapids with the latest. matt. ____ with snow and colder temps - the timing is not** a coincidence.- - the weather - makes our bodies - more susceptable to the flu - and a shot** a guarentee.e. - - flu shots clinic c a warning from the department of public health - to roll up your sleve now.after an early start to the flu season - four iowans have died and the peak usually comes in

weeks." every year we have hundreds of people that miss work .. they miss school. " linn county public health nurse heather meador says the vaccine that missed the mark last year - is amatically improved. " the flu virus that was going around drifted, it changed , it mutated, we're not seeing that issue this year so this year's flu vacine is an excellent match to what we see in the coummunity right now " "" ding" " alrighty thank you so much. "at clark's pharmacy - one of the first in cedar rapids to offer shots - customers are like family. convenience is the key - for keing seniors healthy and d craig clark makes it so they can pull up - and get a shot - ten feet inside the door. door." they still estimate 35 to 36 thousnad deaths per yearar for r d older so that's the population we're most concerned about as well as people with chronic illness. " the peak of the flu season could hit just as college students are bringing liness back to campus - after break - and doctors at

conditions mean there's no where to run. " tend to spend more hours indoors with evevybody else .. in the classroom and they really don't get out of that classroom much agt all .. .. that contributes to the increase. " doctors say even if you've alreadadhad the flu - get the shot.it covers all the different strains - and they have* seen people - catch - more than one.matt hammill cbs 2 news, ten at 10. and coming up in sports... sports...oh the times, they are a a changing! iowa leap frogs iowa state in the latest a-p rankings -- why the cyclones aren't worried in the least next in sports.... "cbs 2 news connects with you. call us at 1-800-222-kganemail us at news at kgan.comconnect

cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solver they like making things better. people don't have accece to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truthth and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. i'm bernie sanders, and i approvovthis message. to the date... iowa was a cyclone state -- montee morris' last second heroics capped a twenty-point comeback for iowa state over the unranked hawkeyes -- as the number two cyclones stayed

december....januaryy has en dominated by the iowa hawks -- who moved up to number sixteen in the latest a-p top twenty-five rankings -- and ahead of now number seventeen iowa state. e road doesn't get easier for the 'clones -- who play the number two sooners once more and the the number one jayhawks twice.. a big reason for the hawks' success has been the play of senior guard mimi gesell -- who was honored today as the big ten's player of the week. it's the first time gesell has earned the honor in his career -- the hawks are at michigan state thursday where they'll look to go four-and-oh in conference play for the first time since 2001.. as for iowa state, they're back on the road this week, looking to bounce back from saturday's loss to baylor...but coach prprm and e 'clones aren't worried about rankings or postseason races right now: they're just focused on the next game. "this isn't the end of the world, i meme we're three games into conference play.

aboutt he conference championship race until the last two weeks of the season. there's a lot of teams, gotta play a lot of people." people.""i heard someone say earlier, 'rome wasn't built in one day.' we've had a lot of adversity hit us this year and i don't think we're crumbling at all." coach ben jacobson and the u-n-i panthers excited for someee return to normalcy in the month of january -- after trips to virginia, hawaii and everywhere in between, wednesday's six hour drive to indianna state sounds mighty nice ... and coach jake believes that a set routine will bring out the best in his squa.. "the travel is starting to wear off. i think the guys are nerally feeling a little more rested... and we were completely out of that routine the entire month of december... i think sometimes even though it may feel like you're a long g ays away, i think sometimim you're not as far as it might appear. so, my hope is ... have a little better routine, little better rested, and being close that

bulls looking for their eighth win over their last ten n mes against the wizards... but they don't call 'em wizards for nothing -- gary neal working his magic...the three and the foul -- wizards with the early edge..still second quarter, d-rose trying totoget s sethig ggng for chi- town -- would move to number ten in points scored in franchise history...and a high scoring game but not enough as the bulls fall towashington 114-100.... the other big game tonight curreneny on-going on the e gridiron.... and living up to the hype -- clemson has rallied for its first lead of the game -- stay with c-b-s two -terry has one last look kt your forecast

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