develolong tonight - the u-s department of education educationis looking into gender bias allegations at the university of iowa. iowa.the investigation was opened lastear after four women's field hockey team members filed complaints. cbs

allegations since the firing of their coach.if discrimination is found the case could result in a settlement. settlement.the department is looking into 13 specific areas and we've placed that information on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. new tonight - students at a washington county school are mourning the loss of a classmate. mid-prairie superintendent mark schneider tells cbs 2 news, the school was locked down yesterday because a ststent was reported missing. just before 3 in the afternoon, law enforcement officials notified the school saying they'd fou the body of nate hawbaker. councellors were at the school today and will be available through next week as needed. schneider says his heart and prayers go out to the family. cbs 2 news is learning new prayers go out to the family. cbs2 news is learning new

shut down the community school this morning. it pertained to classes as the high school but it was vague. a search of the building turned up nothing. as a prection, the school canceled all morning activities. and students were ked to not is over, the season of need is ongoing. ongoing.today cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore learned what happens to many donation numbers at corridor assistance programs after the holiday season. season. natsome call the crisis center food bank their saving grace. chris sample, crisis center client19:06:51 usually by the last week of the month i'm alalst completely out of food d and have no other optionseddie carey, crisis center client 19:13:39 it's survival....surv ival.now a real taste of eastern iowa winter is leaving some clients on thin ice. 19:07:46 having worry, you know about an increase in heating bill and electricity because i have to keep my hvac on all the time, it does make

aren't all that haha plummeted. standup 19:04:08 the crisis center says in the months of october through january they receive 30,000 pounds of food month in donations, but in the months between february and april that drops to 10,000. sara sedlacek, communications and dwveloent director18:53:49 were also seeing a significant drop in financial donations, so in december we raised over $225,000 whereas you know here we are halfway through february and were at about 11 or 12 thousand.the crisis center has the largest food bank in johnson county serving around a thousand familieses week.sedlacek says the need to help with things such as food, heating bills and suicide prevention hasn't decreased, but their resources have. 18:57:38 people generally think there's more need around the holidays and that's when financial gifts increase and that's when people like to do food drives and things like that, but those food drives are so important a year round.the crisis center says donations provide an important variety to their clients.chris sample, crisis center client

the people that do donate because it helps a lot. covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. students in cedar rapids are spreading some love through community service. miss akers' fourth and fifth grade class are spreading love through community service. mid-acres fourth and fifth grade classesein summit schools are giving a helping hand. they spent 1 hours this past week packing lunches. acres believes teaching students outside of the classroom can have a positive impact on them. >> they come it into this and realize there are other people in the community who need resources like this. to need this opportunity. >> today the students packed more than 4300 lunches. new tonight at 6, cover reallyville is looking to snuff public videotaping. our partners with the corridor business journal tell us the banning ecigarettes.

health department asked cities to ban ecigs. st year, they banned the use of any form of tobacco. iowa city also approved a similar measure. in the race for the white house tonight, all eyes are now on the battle for south carolina. right now, polls in the key state show clinton with a command lead. the vermont senator and former secretary of state used last night's debate to make their perspective cases that they are e better candidate for the ovals off. oval -- office. >> all gloves are off. the republican candidate prepping fororore face to face attacks as they meet again. you can see that debate rig here. >> a central iowa high school is now prohibiting homemade and store bought treats for classroom celebrations. >> the decision in ankeny comes as schools across the country

to replace them with generic celebrations. district leaders say the policy change ensures that every student can participate including those with allergies or low income students who can't afford store bought snacks. this story has many of you talking on our facebook page. we would love to have you join the conversation. just search for kgan cbs2. and americans finalizing their plans for valentine's day. >> people who celebrate will spend an average of $147 this weekend. and warner looks at numbers that will have some lovers seeing red. >> on valentine's day more than half of men in relationships say they will buyuyflowers for their special someone. most of the year roses would cost a little more than $40. but this romantic day is different. >> the price of roses,

anywhere from 3 fold to 5 fold. >> reporter: financial website bank rate says a typical valentine's day celebration, champagne, roses, chocolates, and a nice dinner, could set you back $500. it's behind only christmas and back to school and mother's day. says ad week executive editor. >> seems like a lot of people who say, this is a set up holiday. it's a hallmark holiday.y. >> men t tnk the because they feel obligated to top themselves. women hate it because they always hate the gifts they get to their expectations. so nobody is happy. >> restaurants raise prices to dinner dates. valentine's dinner at meria is $175 per person. on other days it's just $99. >> 75% of people say they do

lied."so they really wanted something? something?if you're wife says she doesn't want anything for valentine's day, don't believe her. buy it anyway.anna werner, cbs news, new york. next on cbs 2 news at six... six...how boxing is helping men fight back agait a

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on cbs 2 thihimorning, we'll catch you up to speed on all the awards up for grabs and special performances welcome back. frigid temperatures expected tonight and windchill advisories posted for much of eastern iowa. they started started in our north western counties at 6:00. further to the south and east they began at 9 and they last until saturday morning and they could be extended throughout the day if the winds stay elevated. but windchills could get to dangerous levels. 20-30 below. i say dangerous because if you're outdoors frostbite can begin to pet in. if your outdoors, limit our timemeoutside. temperaturesesre falling and they have been for several hours. 7 in decorah. 15 in iowa city. everyone is going to be below the 0 mark for tonight.

they have been elevated all day. 15-20 miles an hour sustained. gusts could be up to 30 miles an hour. that's leading to these dangerous windchills. and windchills are already falling. these numbers are continuing to change and continuing to go down. 12 below in charles city. 3 below in washington. and all of these numbers are going to get close to 20 below 0. you can see it here. as we put it into motion. these values continue to drop. 7:00 in the morning tomorrow. if you go out early saturday, you may want to keep it inside for a few more hos. it cld be 20 below for the feels like temperature in cedar rapids. 30 below in decorah. and it stays like that in the morning. sunday morning, not quite as bad but we could have another

so we talked about the bitter windchills. next, the chance for snow. and the likely chance as we have another system heading our way. and we have a real warm up ahead. you'll see it in my extended forecast. for tonight and for tomorrow, we'll stay clear in terms of our skies. but another system is starting to develop further to the north in canada that will be headed our way later on tomorrow night. so as early as midnight saturday. some snow starts to enter the area. and it'll continue to move through which could lead to snow for much of the day for valentine's day on sunday. snow starting to move in saturday night, through sunday and it could continue all day long. a steady, sort of light snow. and it will be very fluffy snow as well. so it could cause some troubles on the road. if you want to just check the road conditions you can get them on cbs2iowa.com if you're thinking of going out to dinner

these are continuing to change. the red line they're going g upup to now 8 inines of snow. really, my focus is 2-4 inches here in cedar rapids. and really across eastern iowa is my real thinking for right now. but t ese numbers are continuing to change and we could still have locally higher amounts depending on where the heaviest snow sets up. for tonight, ttperatures below 0 across the area. windchills once again, 20-30 below. windchill advisories in effect until tomorrow morning. we'll pee some improvements tomorrow afternoon. temperaturesesre going struggle to increase. even though they're going to be plenty of sunshine. high temperatures in the single digits into the south and into the teens. there's some good news. there's a light at end of the tunnel. after we get through the storm system. a good chance of snow, really likely chance saturday night into sunday. and temperatures start to warm up. monday, tuesday, near freezing.

40. friday, some areas could get close to 50 degrees. so we have everything right now. >> we're almost there. >> we're almost there. yeah. about 7 days now. so something to look forward to. >> thanks. more than 1 million americans suffer from declining health in their nerve cells. disease. cbs2 news reporter shows us there is a way to fight back. >> reporter:. simple movements like punching a punching back or getting their boxing class makes them feel like they are getting their healthy back on track. it actually eats away at your nerve cells. it causes patients to lose a chemical dopamine.

activities like boxing helps regain strength. and there's a group that. cos at least once a week to work out. the men in this group says the their hands.doctor's say there's no cure - but one of the main suggestions for all patients is to exercise as much as possible. "i can't fool myself and none of the other parkie's arouou can fool themselves into thinking what they're doing is going to stop the disease. but if you want tmaintain the quality of life as long as you can you aboslutely have to exercise." exercise."boxing sessions at title boxing club are only one way parkinson's patients are getting their exercise here in the corridor. we'll haha more resources for other activities on cbs two iowa dot com.steffi lee, cbs 2 news. coming up in sports... the titans are about to kick- off the 20-16 season... and their new q-b has a last name you might recognize... details

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on the surface... it doesn't look like u-n-i has on the surface, it did you want look like uni has much of a chance against wichita state. just 2-4 in conference road games and the shockers on the other hand, are on a 43 home game winning streak. but northern iowa has a streak of their own. they have won five straight and the ball is finally going into the basket. and the panthers hope to keep riding that wave on saturday. >> if we go in the with mind set that anything is possible, it's ad goo season. >> you've got a top 25 team and then you've got a full house to al with. so there's plenty. and, you know, it's -- that's the way college basketball

>> iowa state will get their big man back on saturday. steve announced that jamal mccase's suspension is over. he missed two games after a practice related incident last week. the cyclones went 1-1 in his absence. in cyclone football new, the senior has decided not to return for his final season of eligibility. knot had two hip surgeries th limited him during his time at iowa state. but he did rack up 140 tackles in his career. the ifl is just gettidg started. cedar rapids titans will kick off their 2016 season tonight at cell center. and with only 7 players returning, they're doing with plenty of new faces. mia o'brien has more than. >> reporter: many of the names

but there's one newcomer who's name sound familiar. >> it doesn't matter where i'm at. obviously not a very common name. >> reporter: yes. dillon farve is the nephew of brett farve. >> as i t older, coaches put me probably because of my last name. >> when i heard the name. and he's from down south. we kind of figured who we knew who we were getting. but he still has to come out and play and get it done for mself. >> reporter: with the final roster cut to come. friday's game is all the more important. >> always have that dream in the back that when you left college you were going to get that shot. so this is his shot. >> reporter: and many other titan's shot too. >> it's been intense. coach, he don't do anything lightly.

cocot and i'm juststeady to see what they can do. >> reporter: as they continue to follow their name. >> hopefully.

>> hopefully the national air and space this is pretty cool. ththnational air and space museum in washington, d.c., gave visitors an inside look in the historic spacecraft that took three astronauts to the

i remember watching this on tv when i was a boy. so i would love to see this. notes, figures, what you might call graffiti, inside of module. there's actually research being done right now what the marking for -- marks were for and what astronaut made them. >> never too late to learn something new. >> absolutely. when you watched neil armstrong in 1969, it was amazeing. -- amazing. everybody across the country was in front of their television. sorry, giving away my age. cold is the word. windchill advisories in effect. windchills could get dangerous. 20-30 below. and the temperatures falling to below 0. and these windchill advisories in effect until tomorrow morning. definitely want to the stay bundled up. then on sunday, snow very

take slower on the roadways. and temperatures do start to warm up by next week.k. so some light at the end of the tunnel.

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