>> clearing upany miss concnctions if your car gets caught on camera. the new investigation into gender bias allegations at the university of iowa. >> we are trying to do more than we did with the ebola virus. and the new we will continue to monitor the situation. now another developing story, the weather. it will be dangerously cold tonight. >> windchill advisories are already in place. rebecca is in for terry tonight. she joins us right now.

dropping below zero and the windchill could get dangerously cold. windchill advisories already in effect and they are in effect until tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. wind chills could get as cold 20 -- temperatures have been falling through the night, single dig digits across all of iowa. 9 in iowa city and the winds are taking at around 9 miles per hour now and they will pick up later on tonight. gusts could get as high as0 miles per hour. so that will lead to a wind chill below zero. 17 below in -- 10 below in cedar rapids right now. we are also tracking some snow, though, in the area for tomorrow. i'll break down all the details coming up.

for years now the use of traffic enforcement cameras has made for a lot of controversy. if you got a ticket in the mail you may have thought you had to pay it. that's not the case. reporter dora miller is live the clear up the miss conception. >> listen to these numbers, just one half of one% of drivers actually get these tickets in the mail. but if you are part of that small percentage, take a listen. >> so a traffic camera caught you speeding. you only realize that when you find the dreaded citation in the mail. . >> i have gotten a couple. >> but that $75 is burning a hole in your pocket. >> i can't remember what happens if you don't pay it.

>> the hammer in the past has been it will affect your credit rating so if you were out to ok for a loan, there would be this on your record. >> now mayor says thatcamera has lost its impact. >> the city will attempt to collect on that fine, and if people still don't pay, then thonly other resource the city would have would be to take the individual to court. >> in the big scheme of things, corbet said that's not an option the city plans to explore. >> we are not going to go through the legal expense of trying to take someone to court for $75. that doesn't make any financial sense. >> last year a court ruling that the city could turn over unpaid tickets to a collection agency.

that doesn't go against your driving record. now it doesn't go against your credit record. >> that's really good news. >> a lot of people can't afford $75. >> people won't get a ticket if million dollars to the budget for speeding ticket payments. so the mayor still advises paying your ticket...and clear your conscience.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller, cbs 2 news 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 student was reported missing. just before 3 in the afternoon, authorities notified the school they'd found the body of nate hawbaker. counselors were at the school today and will be available through next week as needed. in a statement to cbs 2 news, schneider says our thoughts and prayers go out to hawbaker family during this tragic time.

continues now with the latest information in a shooting at an arizona school. school.authorities now say today's shooting w w a murder suicide.the two 15-year-olds girls were killed by a single shot.police say there are no other suspects.they are now trying to figure out what sparked the shooting. cbs 2 news continues now with the latest on a machete attack in ohio. ohio.the f-b-i is now trying to figure out what sparked the attack.the agency says it isn't ruling out domestic terrorism.it happened last night at a middle eastern restaurant in columbus.mohamed barry attacked several people before leadinpolice on a high speed chase.ofofcers shot and killed him.the f-b-i is now looking into barry's background and travels. president obama is asking congress r billions of dollars to combat the growing zika viruruoutbreak. outbreak.but thth won't happen anytime soon.lawmakers have now left washington for the long president's day holiday.

news today had mixed reactions to the president's request. we have to make sure the funding is there, so the president has put forward a funding request. i believe the congress needs to authorize that immediatelywe are trying to more than what we did with funding request. i belilie the congress should authorize that immediately. >> i think we are trying to do more than we did with the ebola virus. hopefully we will step it up this time and be part of that solution. house speaker paul ryan told us they are waiting for a briefing on the -- he ted any new spending will need to be offset with. a break through could help save lives and decrease invasive surgery in the future. one professor and her team have

solar cells to help detect cancer early and tonight all their work is paying off. >> karen, this morning the research team got their data back and found out their invention works. they found that solar cells could. assistant wenqi duan has spent hours making solar cells and a prototype from scratch that will be able to detect if a patient has cancer. "it's a waiting game and your praying and waiting to see if treatments work. anything to make it easier or cheaper or more e accessible in general to everyone who needs it."she uses this 3-d printer to make a prototype that'll hold the solar cell and blood sample.in another lab, she makes the solar cells. make a prototype that will hold

she makes the solar cell. >> it's just a [ indiscernible ] there would be probes attached to this that would tell us if there is a cancer bio marker present. >> just like patients with diabetes, cancer patients would be able to test if they have cancer at home. they would test for prostate cancer first. >> the doctor can maybe tell go through a painful surgery and then they realize well, actualal it was malignant. if we can reduce the false positives i think that's an important thing as well."she says they'll continue to tweak some things, but are now getting other companies on board, as well as licensing in place so these could hopefully be available to patients in a couple years. the team is heading to san francisco on sunday to tata

hopefully coming back with a 25-thousand dollar grant to help continue their research. marissa scott, cbs 2 news ten at ten now ten at t t continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. developing tonight - the u-s department of education is looking into gender bias allegations at the university of iowa.the investigation was opened last year after four women's field hockey team members filed complaints. cbs 2 news has been tracking these allegations since the fifing their coach.if discrimination is found the case could result in a settlement. settlement.the department is looking into 13-specific areas. we've placed that information on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. in iowa city, city,a substitute teacher in a statement, principal amber boyd praised the actions of students who quote "were very respectful

situation."no charges were filed.the teacher was removed and replaced by another staff member. coralville is looking to snuff replaced by another staff member. coralville is looking snuff public vaping. cigarettes.this comes as the county public health department is asking cities to ban e-cigs. e-cigs.last yearthe university of iowa banned the use of any form of tobacco or e-cigarettes on campus.iowa city also approved a similar last year banned on campus. similar measurur get ready to pay more for your beach time this summer. they have changed the fees and that includes coralville lake. ititwill now cost $5 a car. and a bus load will cost $20. kids under 16 will be able to swim for free. now that the holiliys are

are shrinking while the need is ever growing. the johnson county -- helps suicide prevention. organizers say the agency receives -- pounds of food from october to february. but between february and ril that drops to about 10,000. we have put all the information you need on cbs 2 iowa.com. and that is cbs 2 news at so 10:00, the corridor. still to come, the titans are back. we will show you if they pulled out a win on in state rival. and windchill advisories are in effect across much of

i'll let you know just your monday with cbs 2,for music's biggest night. the 58-th annual grammys will air live on cbs 2 monday at 7. on cbs 2 this morning, we'll catch you up to speed on all the awards up for grabs and special performances we were just talking about maybe we will build a fire this weekend. >> yeah, it definitely will be probably necessary juju because of how cold it's going to get outside. and not just tonight and tomorrow but sunday as well we are tracking some snow that could cause some travel trouble. so windchill advisories are in effect right now until saturday morning. this is in effect until 9:00 a.m. on saturday.

negative 20 to negative 30. these start in our northwestern counties at 6:00. they just went into effect about an hour ago at 9:00 and most of them expire tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. the reason why these windchills are dangerous is because if you are outdoors for 30 minutes oo more, frostbite can occur. temperatures have been falling and they will be falling below zero as well. single digits across the board for eastern iowa and the winds are kicking so that equals a windchill well below zero as well. winds about 15 miles per r hour sustained right now. they will likely be sustained between 15th and 20 throughout the night. the cold spot right now, the frigid spot, oh line, 17 below.

so it is just down right cold and really cacabe dangerous to be outside for tonight. so you may just want to keep it indoors for the overnight hours and for tomorrow morning because even at 7:00 tomorrow morning windchills 18 below in cedar rapids, 29 below in charles city and it is not ideal to be outside at this time. so yououay just want to put off errands until later in the day. temps will be improving as well. but then i'm tracking a storm system that's on the way bringing likely chance for some snow on sunday. so we talked about those bitter wind chills already. we have the snow snow coming on sunday and a real warm up ahead. for tonight and for tomorrow, skies will stay clear, clouds

storm is developing. it hasn't matured just yet but we'll have a much better idea on what will occur here in eastern iowa but for now we know that snow is likely for much of the day on sunday. it starts to move in late saturday night and all this snow with this low pressure system will move through the area. if you have any plans for valentine's day it may not be great to get out on the roads. really just a steady snow continuing through the night and we could have some of this wrapping back around on sunday. so throughout much of the day on nday, roads could be slick due to the possibility of snow throughout the day. you can get updated road conditions at cbs 2 iowa.com. we have been n oking at the models and how much snow will fall.

changing so the latest are showing about 3 to 8 inches. my thinking is it's going to be very fluffy snow. there could be locally higher inhe mountains. we are going to continue to update you u on the exact numbers. we'll have a much better idea tomorrow. follow us on facebook and twitter to get the latest. for tonight, bitter cold, temperatures below zero. well below zero to the north. windchills 20 to 30 below. tomorrow we'll have plenty of sunshine, temperatures will only increase into the single digits. to the south windchills could be as low as negative 15. snow starts to move in late on saturday. so once again you may want to keep those valentine's days indoors. things start to improve by the end of next week.

close to 50 on friday. thanks, rebecca. next the biggest night in music. we will show you the massive preparations for the 58 annual

will be performing on stage. night in music is almost here.

the biggest night in music is almost here. >> shows us what's in store for monday's grammy awards. >> audiences can say hello to adele. the british super star return toss perform a song from her smashing album. taylor ift will open the show. she is up for 7 awards, including album of the year. she goes up against kendrick lamar. chris staple ton, the weekend and southern rockers alabama shake. lady gaga is slated to give one of the performances atrited to david bowie. >> she's got something special planned.

consecutive year. >> it's going to be an amazing night. i think people will be -- i think they will be own away. >> the grammies are also a forum for new artists, including an dray day. she will duet with. >> right now i'm not too nervous bubuthe day of, it's going to happen. >> also out for two grammies. and you can catch the 58th annual grammy awards monday night right here on cbs. coming up in sports, just call him mr. one thousandnd reach a big milestone but could they get a win? stay with cbs news.

connect with us on now cbs 2 sports with pat. >> the iowa barn stormers joined the ifl and quickly showed them who is boss. they hope to start 2016 with a

early on in this one it was all barn stormers. in for dillon favre. in a big way here. the team takes deep shots. the 36-yard makes it 29-13. next drive, same score. just before the half has nobody open. he's going to tuck it but cedar rapids could not capitalize. it was 32-16 at half. the titans offense picked it up in the half. barn stormers win. have been in cedar rapids since 1999 tonight the team and coach reached a rare milestone, 1000 games. the only other coach to win -- the two went head to head tonight. cal burke rebounds. cedar rapids is on the board.

riders threatening again. parked backman in front of the net and good things happened. 2-0 game. the riders go on to win 4-1 and here's coach carlson reflecting on 16 plus seasons in cedar rapids. >> we have been fortunate since the beginning, and i think itgs still continuing to grow and people are still continuing t learn the game. a lot of good kids in here and a lot of good people and put together competitive teams. hoops is right around the corner. it's hard to replicate a playoff atmosphere. good thing the bitter rivals met tonight. class 4a. first quarter, smith takes the easy way, straight line to the

city...then later - wally parks gets in on the action -- a tough layup - he gets it to go but the e ttle hawks were thinkin' upset -- nile ringen from three... bingo... city's gym was rockin... because the little hawks beat the trojans for the first time since 2008... 63-53 the final from iowa city... in the earlier game, number three city high hosting the 12th ranked trojans... ...west was down 14 -- but they were trying to be comeback kids - maddie huinker muscles her way in to make it a five e int game in the fourth quarter.... but ashley jones said - hold on - i've got this - she pulls the trigger from deep... and the sophomore is money... but she wasn't done... later - city's just too fast - the cross court heave - theheones

they win, 57-41... and iowa welcome back. a windchill advisory is in effect now until 9:00 tomorrow morning. dadaerous windchills likely. negative 20 to negative 30. frostbite can set in in just 30 minutes, snow likely tomorrow night through sunday. roads could be slick on valentine's day. a warm up is in store. >> walk the dog really fast. >> exactly.

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