doppler radar is quiet. the roads are looking improved, just a few remaining snowy shots down to the quad city. cedar rammed is cloudy. the temperature is at the eastern iowa airport with the clouds. on the board elsewhere 27 waterloo, 25 iowa city, 27 washington, 22 dubuque, ones out of the south at 4 to 8 miles an hour and the cloud cover is well locked in on our statewide satellite and radar. with a high of 30, we'll cool to the mid 20s overnight and we'll talk about some snow that overnight. we'll show that to you. a warmer end of the week and good looking weekend coming up >> thanks. we are following breaking news this afternoon. in the 37-hundred block of 16th avenue southwest. southwest.the fire left one person dead.another person was taken to the hospital.we don't know their condition at this time.fire crews say they're

fire started.we'll certainly keep you updated throughout the day. a judge with ties to the corridor could be on the short updated throughout the day. a judge with ties to the corridor could be on the short list to fill a new opening on u.s. supreme court after the death of justice antonin scalia. jane kelly is a federal appeals court judge but before that served s federal public defender in cedar rapids and was a classmate of president obama at harvard lawsuit. kelly is a survivor of a vicious attack along cedar rapids running trail in 2004. this is video of her one year after the attack. obama should even make an effort to replace him. him.this is a live look at a

flags are flying at half-staff outside the supreme court today in honor of justice antonin scalia.a white hearse carried his s dy to an airport in west texas over the weekend...for a return home, to virginia.scalia died while on a hunting trip at this ranch in marfa, texas.a county judge determined by phone that the 79 year old passed away of natural causes. "one ofhe things i did ask the sheriff and the marshal that was there if were there any signs s foul play? what did they sayay//"absolutely not."scalia was a conservative titan, ruthlessly defending his interpretation of the constitution...even though his opinions often sparked controversy."i can be charming and combative at the same time."still...he maintained deep friendships with liberal justices, like ru bader ginsberg who said she and scalia "were best buddies." buddies.""scalia's death leaves behind a court that's evenly splita&with four

supreme court justices. president obama says there's time remaining in his term to appoint scalia's replacement." but many republicans - including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell- say the appointment should wait until after a new president is elected."i do not believe the president should appoint someone.""it's called delay, delay, delay."scalia's death marks only the second time in more than 60 years that a justice has died while still serving on the bench.weijia jiang, cbs news, the supreme court. scalia served on the supreme court for three decades.he was appointed by president ronald reagan.his private physician said he suffered from a number of chronic conditions but didn't go into detail.his family declcled a private autopsy.his body is now on its way back to washington. former president george w. bush will be hitting the campaign trail today fothe firstime in over a decade. decade.he'll be stumping for his younger brother today in south carolina -- a state whose primary both bush

the oval office.during the latest g-o-p debate -- jeb had to defend his brother when donald trump attackck some of the decisions george w. made while in office -- like the iraq invasion. president barack obama spoke with russian president vladimir putin@over the phone on sunday about the syria peace talks -- and standing together against terrorism.the kremlin said both support the cease-fire in syria and that putin stressed the need to build a solid working relationship between e defense ministries in both countrieieto fight terrorism. they say the phone call was initiated by the united states. new york senator chuck schumer is pushing the president to reconsider proposed funding cuts to counter-terrorism programs across the country. current proposals take away almost 300-million dollars and schumer is calling them "ill-advised and ill-timed." some of the money helps run programs in cities across the

respond and recover from them. here locally, there are several contributing factors to the skyrocketing cost of specialty drugs, especially those that treat cancer. the pharmaceutical companies are making big profits but you might be surprised where many patients are tting financial help to afford their treatment. "all of the stuff that's sought after for assistance for patients comes from the drug companies that are getting the patients' money to begin with and so it's just a >> all the stuff that's ought after for -- sought after for assistance for patients that come from the drug companies that are getting the patients' money to begin with. it's just a shell game really of pusng money around from place to plala in a lot of cases. >> in a special report, our cbs news anchor shows you drug prices that are almost unbelievable. what's behind the spike and how a long time cancer patient is dealing with. it's another story you will see tonight. human trafficking often considered an invisible crime.

they sayaythe location in the middle of larger midwest cities makes eastern iowa a frequent stop for victims and those responsible. a local group is working so hard to help those whose lives are turned upside down by this. clothes and shelter. "the community of cedar rapids is amazing, amazingly genorus they want to help they have very wounderful kind hearts it's just a matter of who to help and how." how."right now, the group is applying for grants with the hopes of hiring a full time advocate to help victims recover.they're also trying to establish a sasa house for victims here in cedar rapids. happening now -- --hundreds of people are expected to be at the state capitol to speak out about preventing substance abuse. abuse.members of the iowa alliance of coalitions for change will meet with lawmakers. they say many teens start out using marijuana -- thinking it's safe -- but soon move on to harder drugs.this meeting comes on the heels of a new federer study showing 77-

believe it's safe to smoke pot. michigan's governor now wants to expand medicaid coverage to people under 21 and pregnant women exposed to flint's toxic water. water.governor rick snyder's request to the federal government would benefit about 15-thousand people.he also wants to oranize doctors and other specialists to treat anyone who drank the water. later thth week -- the u.u. surgeon general will be in flint to figure out the ultimate effect on residents. in cedar rapids -- a local church is now pushing back plans to deliver bottled water to flint. flint.mount zion baptist church wanted to leave today -- but they don't have a way to get to michigan.now they're getting me help.c-r-s-t has given them a truck and mount mercy's athletic department is also pitching in. "when you have the opportunity to help others in need - it's just an awesome feeling. because we've all at times have needed some kind of assistance so just being able to help bless someone else, that's in need - -t's really awesome." awesome."mount zion church

two weeks.so far -- the church has collected 45-thousand bottles of water.donations are still being accepted. everyone here - at cbs 2 - is getting ready - for a huge night of fun.the biggest names in music - will be at the 58th** grammy awards. awards.cbs 2 reporter stephanie johnson is here to fill us in with all of the details. kelly, with people like beyonce, taylor swift and the alabama shakes all in one room tonight's award show is sure to be full of fun. ll cool j will host the grammy's tonight. it's the star's fifth time hosting the big show.music stars adele, kendrick lamar, and other musical stars are scheduled to perform.artists that will hit the stage include the abama shakes. they're up for - album of the year.and also competing in for album of the year is taylor swift.something a little different about this year - - the trophy has a grammy ** cam - - to show you video - from the winner's circle.aside from the fun, artist are looking forward to we have lost.

treasures this year and i think these parts of the show where we're gonna honor these people that are so deserving and it's gonna be the highlight of the whole deal." deal."beyonce will also hit the stage tonight and perform her latest hit song, formation. but will her grammy performance be as controversial as her super bowl performace? you'll have to tune in tonight at seven- - right here on - cbs 2 to find out.stephanie johnson...cbs 2 news. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, smoke*** on - - the - - water.the strange phenomenon - - that's entertaining - people in the north-east - - even as they suffer through

history. take a look at sea smoke forming in sea smoke forming in boston.the fog forms welcome back. take a look at this sea smoke forming in boston. it's like fog that forms when very cold air moves over warmer weather. it is very cold in the northeast, as many as 18 cities expect record breaking cold temperatures. new york could see a low temperature of zero breaking the old record of two degrees set on this date in world war i. out west, an incredible story y survival. a 69 year old is recovering after being stranded for a week in nevada desert. he survived by drinking melted snow and rationing what little food he had. his truck broke down in a remote area. a state trooper found him. this is a good reminder that staying in your vehicle is the best decision, say experts. new york could e a record of zero. wow!

>> it's like spring. >> just a national tragedy when it happens to them. we are warming up. it's part of our headlines this afternoon, cloudy skies. we'll find warming temperatures in upper 20s to lower 3 and we'll find some snow as we head through that weather first forecast. hour by hour, this afternoon, mainly cloudy sky, upper 20s into the evening. there is a live look in iowa city where things are 25 with winds southeast at six. it does make it feel like 18 out therer a little breeze, a little wind chill but temps are warming. 25 cedar rapids, monticello, 27 waterloo, 30 in tama, 37 sioux falls. the warmer weather will move iowa's way. we have upper 30s around cincinnati, indianapolis, low 30s in chicago. everybody is heading in the

to temperatures. mid western temperature is seeing moisture around missouri, showers and thunderstorms to the tennessee valley. in our neck of the woods we are just waiting. our next area of low pressure is to the north and west. it will move through iowa. . as it doesesit brings a warm front. there is moisture expected this evening into the overnight. we'll see showers inwestern iowa but as it gets to our neck of the woods it looks to be primarily snow. there can be a rain and snow mix in southern parts of the state but for us it looks to be primarily a snow event. around an inch is what we are looking at. about an inch is expected. there are the clouds for the afternoon, clouds for the evening time tonight. we start to see the moisture around midnight in far northeast iowa, 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning, snow, little rain- snow mix in tama and down to the south. this will be for the drive to school and work tomorrow. the moisture stays with us until about midday tomorrow.

though and we will see cloudy skies for our tuesday and more clouds into wednesday. more on the forecast models and you see about an inch on are so, urie, gfs, the big four we look at, everything says a half inch or so. one spot does put it up at a liltle bit more than an inch. i think we are safe saying around an inch. here are your numbers. 30 waterloo, cedar rapids, 29 manchester and dubuque. cloudy skies and calm winds out of the south at 5 to 10. tonight, cloudy with light snow, south breeze at 4 to 8, 25 waterloo and cedar rapids, 27 in washington. tomorrow a little warmer with cloudy skies, winds out of the southeast but as the storm system moves through a cold front follows.

five and ten and we'll find 33 decorah, 36 iowa city, 37 washington. the three day y cture is around the mid and lower 30s with partly to mostly cloudy skies wednesday morning, more clearing by afternoon. look at thursday, friday, and saturday. oh, yes, 40s for our thursday, 50s for friday, and upper 40s for saturday, 46 sunday. nice mild weather for the middle and end of the week. we stay above normal with upper week. mid next week we'll be around about 34. >> looking forward to that weekend weather. >> it will be very tropical. >> good change for r a little while. still ahead, low oil prices

we will see how it gas prices continue to fall. and while that has many americans celebrating some industries are welcome back. gas prices continue to fall and that has americans celebrating but satisfy industries are getting hit hard including the recycleing business. >> reporter: low oil prices have led to savings at the gas pump. >> i am thrilled. >> nice when i can fill up under $20. >> reporter: what's good news for american drivers is bad news for recycling centers. >> all recycling is impacted by low energy cost, plastic in particular because of course plastic is made from oil.

plastic makers are finding it cheaper to make new plastic from oil instead of recyclables. >> we have to sell it for less. >> reporter: the general manager of sims municipal recycling in brooklyn new york which handles 18,000 tons of recyclables a month. it's hard to find pltic buyers now especially for low w grade itememlike plastic bags. >> what happens if you can't find a market. >> we will send them to a landfill. >> reporter: the price drop is costing recycling centers billions but he says everyone should keep recycling. >> environmentally it is better. in the long term economically it is tter. >> reporter: oil prices will eventually go o uuand when they do, so will the value of recyclables. >> pedestrians on san francisco's golden gate bridge were attackekewith blow darts

evaluated them at the scene and released them.the darts were tested to make sure they weren't coated in chemicals. authorities sasa it wasn't clear where the darts were fired from. "he stated that the dart came at him and was able to actually go through his jeans and into his leg by aut two inches" inches"investigators are working to determine whether any footage of the blow dart shooting exists. starting tomorrow, u-s airlines will have 15 days to submit applications to send flights to cuba.the development brings airlines and travelers a step closer to scheduled flights between the two countries for the first time in more than 50 years.the u-s and cuba are expected to formally sign an agreement to resume flights soon after agreeing to it in december.it could lead to more than 100 daily round-trip flights in and out of cuba -- with 20 daily flights to havana. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, how you can spend a night in vincent van goghs bedroom.that story and more coming up in today's

markets are taking a breather day for the president's day holiday but markets are gearing up markets might be taking a breather today for the president't'day holiday but they are gearing for a big week. here is hena daniels with more. >> reporter: ended with a winning day on oil street. oil prices moved higher and bank stocks on the rebound helping the market chalk up its first gain of the week. dow closed 313 and nasdaq climbed 70. metal is resurrecting the thing maker from 1960s. it was originally marketed as device to create creepy crawlers and other small toys.

maker as a 3d printer. it made the announcement at the toy fair trade show in new york. >> art institute of chicago is launching an exhibit called vango's bedroom. visitors can spend the night in a full size replica of the dutch artist's painting the bedroom. the $10 nightly rate will include tickets. shopping at whole foods? how about picking up milk, bread, getting a tattoo? the chain has been playing with the idea of adding tattoo parlors to the 365 chain hoping york, im hena daniels and we'll be back in just a moment with h final check of your forecast.

weather wise, a little fog

23 in decorah, 26 iowa city, 25 cedar rapids. wel get to 30 today. we'll do that with clouds rough the afternoon and evening. light snow tonight, about an inch expected. there is the satellite and radar. we see the clouds aren't going anywhere any time soon. expect moisture after midnight, probably 3:00 oror4:00 tomorrow morning. this will affect your drive tomorrow. even though there is not a lot expected, the timing is the worst part.

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