right now on the cbs 10 news at 10:00, vacancy on the bench after a supreme court justice dies on a hunting trip. >> then slug fest before south carolina. republicans debate just before the primary. what they're saying about the biggest issues. >> and snow on the menu. how corridor restaurants are getting ready in case the latest winter blasts arrives on one of their biggest days of the year. >> moustakas the corridor's top stories and weather forecast in the first ten minutes. >> you're looking out at a calm, cold night across the corridor bubu in much of the area, snow is expected to begin falling very soon. we know a lot of you have plans for tomorrow. let's go straight to meteorologist, rebecca kopelman.

fall in parts of central iowa. we could start to see some light snow, some flurries, move in. all of that snow you see from davenport to mason city, that snow is really not making it to the ground just yet. farther to the south awinter weather advisory has gone into effect and snow is hit the ground. the winter weather advisory stretches across the entire area. it starts at midnight along i- 380 over to the east, closer to dubuque. it goes until tomorrow . if you do have plans, a lot of the snow is going to spread across the area. there could be slick spots as the widespread snow is expected, three to five inches

yoyocan go to gbs2iowa.com to see the latest road conditions before you head out. we'll take about all of e details about when we expect a warm-up in the first forecast. >> developing right now, washington and members of justice antonin scalia. this is a live look at washington. the 79-year-old passed away in his sleep follow agday of came hunting in his sleep. he told a member of his party that he wasn't feeling well but didn't show concern. he was found this morning after not showing up for the hunt. he was the longest appointed justice, appointed by president

there is a battle seting off over who will nominate the xt. supreme court chief justice, john roberts, calls scalia an extraordinary admimid by his colleagues. >> the influence of generations of judges, lawyers and state of the unions an profoundly shaped. he will, nonodoubt, be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers of the court. >> he is survived by his wife and nine children. it would be president obama'a' third nononation to the supreme court if he decides to name a replace many. >> some say south ca minds.

us on stage. ( applause ) orientation on that nomination, and there's no doubt in my mind that barack obama will not have clear, mr. trump, you're okay with the president nominating somebody? >> i think he is going to dothe president would think about not nominating somebody. if he were to nominate somebody, let's have him pick somebody hois going to have unanimous approval and such widespread approval across the countryythat this could happen without a lot of recrimination. i don't think that's going to happen. and i would like the president to st for once here put the country first. we're going to have an election for president very soon abetter, that's after chris christie left him speech less in the new hampshire debate. >> the state departmentnt released 550 of hillary clinton's e-mails.

been upgradeed to classified since they were sent. none were top secret. most were confidential. a federal judge ordeted all of clinton's e-mails leased by tend of the month. >> corridor restaurants are expecting a huge crowd for valentine's tonight and tomorrow as the couples celebrate their day of love. brunch or dinner could come with snow on the menu as well. marissa talks with restaurants in the area preparing for the big crowds and possibility of bigger crowds and snow. >> reporter: the restaurants started seeing couples celebrate yesterday. some say they'll be open rain, snow or shine because this year brings out the crowds and they won't let a little snow get in the way.

have a beer and have a good time. >> reporter: lion bridge brewing company say things will get busier on sunday. >> >>: we have a private event that's been booked for over a month. we also expect the regular businene. they'r'rgearing g up for their second anniversary and st. patrick's day already across the river, another restaurant has seen a boom in business since last winter when they were struggleing to get people inside. >> >>: this weekend we have a full house. >> reporter: he says even though couples are making reservations, they'll find a table for two if you're still looking for a place to take your loved one. >> we have a good new york

a cocktail. >> reporter: according to bank valentine's day.add another 50 dollars for champagne or cocktails, and throw in another 15 bucks for chocolates and flowers. marissa scott, cbs 2 news t t at ten. valentines day - is all about - hearts** - and flowers - - and one group wants to extend that - to cardio-vascular - care. care.todada- the american heart association - and lindale* mall - teamed up - to celebrate - national heart month.volunteers from the heart association - reminded every-one - that even with ththe boxes of chocolate - around - - it's important to stay balanced. they offered tips for exercising - and cutting back - on fattie foods. "we thought it would be a great time to just have people stop by. we can share information with them on ways >> we thought it would be a great time to have people stop by and share information on

woe just want to get the word out to people that we're here and local. >> some of the lindnde shops showed off their red dresses, the color of heart health and valentine's day. >> [ music ] >> in iowa city today, music got everybody's heart beating. the coffee shop and book store is the place for all to hang out. today they enjoy add fund raise egg called strings of my heart. pennies on the rail entertained and a pot luck dinner took place tonight.. >> huge day for an iowa farm boy who grew up to be a famous artist in the woods. grant woods is celebrating his 125th birth day. museums all across the country

the cedar rarads museum of art "our exhibition actually celebrates both grant wood and marvin cone, both of whom are celebrating their 125th birthdays' this year. they were great friends, they went to paris together in 1920 and our exhibition looks at how both artists approached the midwestern landscape." their 125th birthday. they were great friends and went to paris together. >> grant wood, of course, famous for his american gothic and stone cities, spent a lot of his career in cedar rapids. the special exhibit runs through may 15th. >> teachers spent the day brainstorming on the best ways to educate school kids. edcamp iowa brought together more than 100 teachers to discuss innovative ideas. they talked about technology

involved and excited about learning. organizers say it's about teaching in a changing environment. >> how do you connect with teachers that continue to learn? lots of discussion about grading and assessment. how do we engage more kids? >> reporter: the camp is one of five held around the state. it's the largest edcamp event in the country. still ahead on your cbs news at 10:00, clawing their way to the top. what the uni panthers did to a ranked wichita state team that left them bruised and stunned. >> snow moving into parts of

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on cbs 2 this morning, we'll catch you up to speed on all the awards up for grabs and special performances some incredible video out of pennsylvania where a pileup involving dozens of incredible video tonight out of pennsylvania where a pile-up involving dozens of vehicles on a busy interstate left three people dead. many others are still in the hospital. it all appears to have been caused by heavy bursts of snow. witnesses report add sudden white-out prior to the crash. all they could see were brake lights of the cars in front of them. they slowed down and were hit from behind. started snowing and it sounded like two bombs went out. my wife ran up over the hill and saw the accident. a hospital - as a precaution - - but no* major injuries.

cold - - that could have an impact on your valentine's day plans. plans.meteorologist - rebecca - cope-pellman is here -

coming up in sports -- iowa state got their big man back

he wasn't the only one dunking in ames -- how the clones got back on the right track -- next on cbs 2.

heading into the home stretch of the big 12 season -- iowa state and now, cbs 2 sports zach hanley. >> heading down the home stretch, iowa state needs two things to get out of their funk and get jamill mccabe back.

in honor of the nba dunk contest tonight, burton threw his name in the ring for next year with that one. he finished with 10 points. george caught fire. three straight three's from the senior, part of the 24 point performance. jumped to the second half, clones up three. morris jumps to three point play. he finished with 24 points, 6 rebounds and 3 assists. here is the prettiest one, alley oop to mckay. iowa state wins 85-75. northern iowa has not won at wichita state since 2011. they have not lost at home giant killers killersu-n-i undefeated against ranked teams this seasonand they pounced in the first half -- klint carlson -- averages 6 points per game -- he had 10 in the first half -- -

shockers would battle back in the send half -- but the panthers always had an answer -- matt bohannon -- bo knows threes -- 9 points from the linn-mar grad -- u-n-i up 7 then later in the half -- wes washpun -- hard to the rack for 2 plus 1 -- panthers up 53 - 47whichta stste would cut it to 3 with 3 seconds left -- connor fran-kamp -- for the tie -- clank -- u-n-i snaps the shockers streak -- 53 to 50 the final on the women's side -- claire tills' till time as a hawk -- is over -- the senior forward is scheduled to have career - ending knee surgery next week -- till has appeared in 14 games this season -- but has sat out the last month because of chronic knee pain. -- iowa travels to minnesota on monday bill fen-lee's squad dropped their 3rd straight game -- 79 -- 69 against t-c-u -- it's iowa state's -- 8th -- loss in their last 9 games -- meredith

on the high school sports scene -- the month of february means one thing -- state tournament time -- and the swimmers made the first splash to start the winter tourney season boys swimming championships at marshalltown in the 200 yard freestyle -- washington's cameron kelly -- swam out to a lead -- and stayed their -- kelly finished first in a time 1 -- 39 -- 50then the defending champs got things going -- in the 200 -- i-m -- west's mark mclaughlin sets a new state record -- in 1 -- 46 -- 96 -- for his 9th career goldand his teammate will scott -- picked up right where he left off in the 50 free --- scott broke the state record by 3 tenths of a second -- as a team -- west finshed second behind waukee the brackets for the state dual tournament are already set in stone -- but that doesn'mean the wrestling is done until next week -- spots were up for grabs in the indivdiual tournaent -- top two advance out of their districts a packed house at jefferson high schoolat 120 -- jeff's

takedown -- enroroe to his 18 to 14 decision -- to win a district championshipmoving on up -- dubuque hempstead's alex ward -- winsith the pin -- to take the 145 pound titleand there was huge match at 152 between kennedy's logan rodriguez and jefferson's kyle briggs -- the two wrestled twice in the last 2 weeks -- briggs won both and that pattern continued this afternoon -- briggs wins with a 7 to 3 decision ---- staying on the mat -- 2-a districts in independencenew hampton's keaton gertz -- already going to the state dual tournament -- made sure he'll be there for a while -- gertz wins with the pin -- to take the 132 pound titlethen at 138 -- it was a classic -- between denver - tripola's drew davis and independence's caleb wilson -- davis gets the takedown in overtime to win a district championship -- and a huge hug from coachat 160 -- indee's jake jewell -- was all business -- jewell wins with a pin -- he's 1 of 5 mustangs heading to state

regional quarterfinal -- center point urbana hosting north fayette valley... first half... tigerhawks down... but macy halverson's trying to bring them back -- the long two is good but the stormin' pointers were everywhere on defense... allison woolridge with the steal... and payton hasleiet with the layup at the other end...then just before the half... olivia brecht-- the cousin of our morning show director hannah -- beats the buzzer before the half -- c-p- u moves on 64 - 34 thats a check of sports --

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have to be fancy but don't forget. you know you can't forget. unfortunately, the weather may be a factor. >> go out now because the roads could get worse through out the night and tomorrow. we have a a winter weather advisory that has started for the western counties. it will go into effect further to the west and stays in efefct until 6:00 tomorrow. three to five areas area wide. we could get up to seven inches. roads could get slick. check the road condition at gbs2iowa.com before you head out. we could be up to the 50s so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month.

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