airsthand look at how cancer tumors form. right now eastern iowa continuing to clean up from today's blasas of winter weather. this is a live look at road warrior traveling in northern iowa tonight. just too dananrous. dangerous.and cbs 2 news is tracking another system that could create problems for the morning commute.marissa scott improve some what. cbs 2 news is tracking another system that could cause problems for the morning commute. >> tack a look at doppler ray dor. you can see there light snow and rain falling in the waterloo wear. we're starting to see light rain in the cedar rapids area. know showers and rain in central iowa.

eastern iowa overnight. i thi we'll see around a an inch or less. but we'll keep the winter weather alerts for northwestern counties. the winds died down just a little bit this evening but fog has developed. reduced visisilities in our southern counties. fog advisory in effect until midnight. tomorrow expect rain and snow in the moing hours. temperatures falling into the mid to low 20s by the afternoon with cloudy skies and gusty winds up to 30 miles per hour tomorrow. scott and karen. right now crews are still clearing roadways across the state.

repopoing that the worst conditions are in the northern third of the state northwest of waterloo. travel is nono advised tonight in mitchell and floyd counties. >> you can check the latest weather conditions any time onon our app. all you have to do is search for cbs 2 w -- x. > right now results from several school special elections are coming in. we begin with the college community school district. forhe second time district leaders asked voters for infrastructure improvements. 68% approved the measure.

approved a 4 point $7 million bobo measure there. voters opposed the 47-million dollar plan. w tonight at 10 - linda langston is not seeking another term on the linn county board of supervisors. she's served on the board for nearly 14-years.langston tells cbs 2 news she hopes to continue work to improve public health and mental healththservices. cbs 2 news has the latest information on the sexual assault case against bill cosby. cosby.the comedian appeared in a pennsylvania courtroom today. his attorneys ked the judge to throw out the charges against him. him.cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple university employee andrea constand at his home in 2004. his attorneys say constand was a willing participant.she settled a civil lawsuit

convicted, the comedian could spend up to ten yes behind bars, he's free tonight on one million dollars bail. cbs 2 news continues to track the latest developments in the flint michigan water crisis. the f-b-i is now helping with the investigigion into the crisis.the agency is looking at evidence to see if any of it can be used in a potential criminal case.as you'll recall flint's drinking water was contntinated o years ago, when the city's water supply was changed to save money.the city now says it will replace all 15-thousand lead-based wawar pipes, which could take nearly 15-years to finish. cbs 2 news if following the latest debate over the johnson county minimum ge hike. last year, the county ordered that the minimum wage be increased to 10-10 an hour. that jump from 7-25 is being phased in over several months. but after the first increase

discususd how much further to go. go.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller, miller,is live in tiffin right now has more on tongiht's talk, dora? tonight, young workers took the heat....after city council proposed an ordinance that would keep minimum wage as low as $7.25 for workers under 18 yes old. "i don't think thatate should [ no audio ] . less. equal work, equal pay." "if you start making a cutoff based on age of younger than 18 years, you can flip that around and make the same discrimination about people over 50."people i ithe council meeting were all on the same page..it was the council that was split on the decision to keep minimum wage lower for teenagers. "i think what it's about it suppressing wages and it doesn't suppress wages for

completely against, but it suppresses wages for everyone." "i have a hard time feeling bad for this minimumuwage. i feel you have to work, prove yourself to be a good worker and you will get your pay.""i like the passion of trying to pay more, i'm not against that. they just won't, they'll >> i i like the passion of trying to pay more. i'm not againsthat. theyl get less hours. >> those arguments are 80 years old. >> we're stating the facts. >> after some heated moments. for the same job... now hold on."the first reading passed and the council will address the issue again during their next session. there are e ill two moror readings before the ordinance can be passed. the next council meeting is in two

now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. a new w deo released by the university of iowa is giving us our first look at how tumors rm.the video shows breast cancer cells capturing and pulling healthy cells, eventually forming a tumor. researchers sya it takes only five-percent of cancerous cells in the body to form.the new information proves cancer cells don't just passively stick to others, they actively recruit other cells. in north liberty right now, authorities are still trying to figure out what sparked a fire on north george street. the fire deptartment tells cbs 2 news, crews were called out at about one this afternoon. afternoon.a city worker had spotted a fire in a detached

firefighters quickly got the flames under control.no one was hurt. university of iowa officials believe a missing goat could be hiding in north liberty. liberty.the goat disappeared late last week during a transfer and was last spotted near brown deer golf course in coralville. coralville.the university released this image of a sisilar looking goat.the animal poses no health risks, but if you see it you're asked to contact u-i public safety immediately. that is s s 2 news ten at tete -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.still to come... come...the impact the caucus is having on the campaign trail tonight, and why it's fight for some.

tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning, as we inch closer to the big game this weekend, it's a popular time to upgrade your gadgets. gadgets.tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning, we're talking to some eleltronic experts,s,o give

making an upgrades. conditions - steady mist - changing to snow just outside waterloo - - and in cedar rapids and iowa citytye didn't miss the worst of the weather by much nats - passing plows .. varoooomyou don't have to travel far from the heart of the corridornat sparks ? " scraaaaaape "to find the you don't have to traveve far from thehe heart of the corridor to find the war still being waged against winter as plows crews near cedar falls battled another burst of snow, you could still find evidence of the happening of tuesday morning

in this area they've spent the day digging out between 5 and 8 inches of snow. while some moved mountains of messy ice out of town, others embrac it in a classic someheh do you know. and this family celebrated the notion that you're never too old for a snow day. >> that's what we tried to make

weather that's where they started seeing around 5 to 6 inches. and here as a look. near mason city, 8 inches of snow came in. towards cedar rapids we saw just about an inch of snow. but if you look down toward the uth western part ofhe state, you can see some purple. that's where they saw around a foot or more of snow. in fact snow stiti falling. we can see the light snow showers moving eastward and into

some light snow and rain in the waterloo area andnd des moines as well. cedar rapids is seeing light rain. the rest of us seeing light snow showers. otherwise we're seeing clouds and fog. the road conditions have improved since this morning. off to our west still some travel not advised. but these road conditions could get worse jooefr night. we'll continue to see snow in the northwestern counties. we'll update you in the morning about road conditions. now we do still have winter weather through tomorrow morning. winter storm warning in effect for northwestern counties. north eastern you have a winter

temperatures are in the 30s across the board. 33 in waterloo. winds have died down from the east which means we have seen fog develop this evening. reduced visibility in cedar rapids and iowa city. we have a dense fog advisory south of interstate 80. the winds will pick up after midnight. that's when we can see more rain and snow move into the corridor before tomorrow morning. you can see a lot of the rain and snow has already moved toward the chicago area and off far to our east. that's what's bringing us the light snow and rain showers this evening. you can see light snow flurries moving through eastern iowa and

that rain will turn to snow overnight into t t tomorrow morning. around an inch or two in our northwestern counties. by 11 o'clock that system will move out and make way for clouds and gusty winds around 30 miles an hour. we could see blowing snow on the roadways as well. tonight clouds with fog and a ntery mix. temperatures will stay in the 20s tomorrow. we'll see a cloudy and windy day and we'll see temperatures warm up the next couple of days. 30 on friday and close to 40 for super bowl sunday. more snow on monday and drops temperaturing into the teens on tuesday. next on cbs 2 news why some

nonoto tonight's vote 20-16 coverage.it looks to be a three person race right now for the republican presidential it looks to be a three person race right now for the republican presidential nomination. >> hillary c,inton barely

only four delegates separate clinton and sanders. o'malley dropped out of the race. in the republican caucus, ted cruz heads to new hampshire as the vik vor over donald trump. asasf r rht now, mike huckabee is the only gop hopeful to end his run. ted cruz is doing damage control. they sent out an e-mail to push saying his team should have clarified that carson is *not dropping out of the race. doctor carson is calling on cruz to fire those responsible. $& the caucus results are final but the delegates who will eventually cast their votes at the national conventions are not. not.iowa's first in the nation caucus is only the beginning

process.cbs 2 news reporter $- joe huisinga joins us in the newsroom with more on what happens next. scott and karen for many the iowa caucus means an end to door knocking, phone calling, and lunteering for campaigns. but for others t tt's not the case. joe. . >> i was expecting hillary to win by a much larger margin. >> reporter: on both sides, many were impressed. >> i think polls are one thing and there were m my people attracted to trump, but those weren't the people to caucus for the party. >> reporter: for some, it's just gettingstarted. >> there are 30 delegates from iowa to the republican national convention delegates for both parties are made final at state conventions.

there you have a county convention you have a district conventntn, and the same basisiidea for the democrats. you have to go through this process where the individual people are not selected yet. while both parties already have some party delegates set in stone others will rise all the way up from their caucus night precincts.for them there is still a long road ahead, but for the rest of us politics is on pause for now. very excited my home phone will no loloer be blown up so that good news for me. me.the ads and the phone calls and the flyers there just useless. useless.folks in the next states can deal with h that. from here on out the caucuses and primaries in other states

deal with that.

another day and another game against a top 15 team for iowa state another day and othth game

this time it's west virginia or should i say press virginia. he described the press as being chased by wild pit bulls. they were spinning hot from the start. spots up for three and splashes it home. that cyclone lead will continue to grow. unhanded slam. the cyclones led led by as many as 15 but the mountaineers would come all the way back. he banks it home. isu goes up 2 but it would be their last lead of the game. he knocks down the triple and west virginiaa knocks off iowa state 81, 76.

title and a cover on sports illustrated. the men's basketball team joined the fun. jarrod uoff uthoff is donning the cover. it's the firir time since 1966 and the first time the football and bafth ball teams were featured on the front page in theame year.r. >> especiaiay with the seaean football had and now the season we're having, it's great to be a hawk eye right now. >> it's great for the program. we're having a lot of success and i think it's great for the fan base and players coaches everybody. the iowa state women beat kansas by 10. they snapped a five game losing streak. huge matchup in girls hoops. the bears were ready for a

the board, the bucket, and the foul. check out the passing. all the way around the world. she dials long distance and connects.

we're tracking rain and snow. we could see around another inch or two in the northwestern counties. tonight expect temperatures to fall into the 20s with clouds. winds died die and we have a fog visory.

tomorrow with light snow showers in the morning but winds could gust around 30 miles an hour.

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