there are new details today involving a shower peeping case at the ununersity of iowa. iowa.this man, 23-year-old robert hightower, is now in jail, facing several charges in connection to that case. case.police say hightower somehow got inside burge residence hall monday night and wandered around on the fifth floor until he found a door that was open.police say he went into the empty room and took a key to the women's bathroom.that's when police say he took off his shoes, and went into a shower stall where he recorded a woman in the next stall showering.she then confronted him and he took off. police found him hiding in another athroom.he's accused

and getting away.the incident triggered a campus-wide crime alert. alert.last night, police released%this picture of hightower in an effort to find him.hightower's charges include felony third degree burglary.police say additional charges could be coming. new developments in a deadly fire in cedar rapids. additional charges could be coming. new developments in a deadly fire in cedar pids. 76-year-old-- jacobs has passed away after being injured in the fire at a mobile home. the mobile home did not have any working smoke alarms. six people are now charged in the death of a vinton teen. teen.emma redlinger was shot in the head with a rifle last february.she died four days later. later.now, a 17-year-old faces a number of charges, including involuntary manslaughter.other teens are charged with drug possession and interference with officials acts.cbs 2 news is choosing not to name the

being charged as juveniles. 52-year-old robyn merchant is e in court tomorrow morning on a *federal* charge of providing a firearm to a prohibited person.court documents say merchant bought the semiautomatic rifle for the 17-year-old the day before the shooting. new this afternoon, afternoon,linn county is now one step closer to raising the minimum wage. wage.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live in cedar rapids, rapids,where thlinn county board of pervisors just finished talking about the issue.stephanie? hey kelly, i just left the meeting a few moments ago and all of the supervisors agreed, they want to lift the minimum wage. wage.currently the minimum wage is seven dollars andnd twenty cents an hour.but many say that is not enough if you support a family.according to the iowa policy project, most families should earn at least fifteen dollars or more an hour to cover basic needs. supervisors want to raise the minimum wage to ten dollars and ten cents an hour.in the past governor branstad has said he would support a bill

wage, howevevehe has not sese anything come across his desk about it.so some counties are taking the matters into their own hands.linn county is now asking business owners and minimum wage workers how they should go out it. "supervisors is putting a working group of citizens of various cities in various segments of business and llor together to go out and solicit, studies, opinions and anecdotes from owners of business that pay the minimum wage." wage."next week the wage.e. wagege next week the board will meet again to discuss whwhwill be in that working group.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. news.thank you, stephanie. you'll recall, just to o e south, johnson county has already raised the minimum

call for it to be raised to 10-10 an hour in 20-17. two o ivate companies say they're done trying to get back into iowa's planned medicaid privatization program. program.wellcare had its contract terminated by the state late last year for unfair bidding practices. wellcare sued the state saying the bidding process was flawed - - a judge rejected that argument from both well care and another company, meridian. all along it denied that it participated in the unfair bidding.wellcare and meridianan now w both say they don't plan any additional appeals. in iowa city, city,leaders are now discussing the city's long term goals.tuesday night the city council put finishing touches on their strategic plan for the future.iowa city's mayor jim throgmorton included the plan in his state of the city address.it has seven priority areas developed by leaders throughout city hall over the past few months. the mayor says the state of iowa city is really strong and healthy, there is an

you can't do everything at once but instead what we're going to try to do is set things in motion so that we can move step by step in a direction that is more inclusive, more just, more sustainable. sustainable.city leaders plan to work on those strategic priorities over the course of the next two years. governor terry branstad is joining governors from more than a dozen other states looking lookingfor cleaner solutions for transportation and energy. the goal is to expand the economies in the states involved, while also protecting the health of the people who live there.the states involved cover nearly 40 percent of the nation's population. opponents of the proposed bakken oil pipeline across iowa say the oil it would carry wouldn't benefit the state because it would be exported.they want the state's utilities board to take notice. the board began discussing whether to grant a permit to the company behind the project, dakota access, last week and will meet again this week.opponents say state law opponents say state law

directly benefit residents. dakota access says residents would benefit by reduced u-s reliance on imported oil. right now, clean-up is underway after a chemical spill aloninterstate 3-80. about 36-hundred gallons of runway de-icer and 50 gallons of diesel fuel gallons of icer and 50 runway de-icer and 50 runway de-icer and 50 gallons of diesel fuel leaked into mcallister creek monday when a semi truck rolled.that crash backed up traffic for quite a while.some of the liquid made its way into coralville reservoir, turning parts of the lake a bright green color. the spill is not expected to cause a long-term environmental hazard. there are new developments today in the search for antonin scalia's replacement on the u-s supreme court. court.iowa's senator chchk grassley is chairman of the senate judiciary committee, which will oversee confirmation hearings.he says he would not rule out holding

president obama selects toto replple justice scalia. grassley says he is willing to take a look at the process quote, "one step at a time", but he's opposed to the president making a judicial appointment. "i think that it should wait until the next election and i think that that's the right thing to do because it's a very important position and it would kind of be in line with what democratic leaders said at the tail end of the bush administration.of the bush at the tail end of the bush administration." "late tuesday afternoon, the president also took repepters' questions on the issue. "when there is a vacancy on the supreme court, the president of the united states is supposed to when there's a vacancy on the supreme court, the president of the united states

the senate is to consider that nomination. >> widely seen as one of the president's nominees is jane kelly of cedar rapids nominated in 2013 for a federal appeals court seat. the senate unanimously confirmed her on a vote of f 96- 0. pope francis is continuing his journey across mexico today. the pontiff is expected to visit the u.s. mexico border and to visit a jail in see you dodd -- cuidad, juarez. asking the u.s. and mexico to help children escape poverty and violence. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon. how a theater designation needs your help. temperatures right now are near and below the freezing mark.

i'll let you know just how warm the hardacre theater in tipton is now listed on the national gister of in tipton, a theater is listed on the national register of historic places. the national register is the be preserved.it also means the theatre is eligible for certain federal and state historic preservation grants and d tax credits.the hardacre's 100th anniversary celebration and fundraiser is scheduled for april 23rd.and we put a lot more information on it all on cbs two iowa dot com.really a cool place to check out. waking up this morning it was a nice surprise to have the sun peeking through after some cloudy days.but, at least those temperatures have been warming up, it feels pretty mild out now. now.meteorologist rebecca kopelman checks in now with

still ahead on the cbs 2 news at noon, a colorful revival is underway in one of america's largest cities.what it is and

a group of artists in los angeles are using their talents to welcome backck a group p of artists in los angeles are using their talents to restore neighborhoods in the city one alley at a time. chris martinez shows us this colorful revival. >> it was a mess, absolutely a

>> reporter: he remembers how the alley used to look before he decided to combat blight are beauty. >> wanted my neighborhood to be happy to anyone who came over. >> reporter: the makeover began with a large mural. and color is contagious. and as neighbors saw this display they began cleaning up and offering up their properties for painting. word of the project spread to other neighborhoods, and more scales... more than 80 artists have now transformed four alleys - with more than 110 murals. murals.i've seen alleys here in the united states that were just horrible and i find this a wonderful idea to revive an alley!it turns out - this 'revival' reaches beyond the walls.this is pretty awesome actually... anthony foronda's says the murals - like this revival reaches beyond the walls. >> ts is pretty awesome actually. >> reporr: the murals like

restores a sense of pride in the area. the project's creator has learned a valuable lesson. >> i think e get lost in the whole idea that in order to make something better we have to get richer ourselves. for me getting rich is feeling how happy that my community is. >> and these artists are continuing to brighten the city one brush stroke at a time. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> we have more color to show you. take a look at this. astronaut scott kelly who is almost done with his year long stay on e international space station.n. he's beeeegiving us some real cool shots. tuesday he shared these on twitter. this is snow covered regions, greeeeand blue seas, orange sands, yellow desert. he's supposed to return to earth next month.

he's really giving us cool views to look at. hopefully, someone else will send shots too. are you looking to get rid of that and tighten your skin?

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and those cells undergo a change. this was discovered by harvard dermatologists. the cells change leadinto their death. it's a noninvasive, no surgery, no down time, no anesthesia. it's a great therapy for reducing fat. >> uh-huh. >> we also have a new technology. it uses heat to tighten tissues and we have a device that can reduce the fat noninvasively. and a device to tighten the skin after we reduce the fat and they can be complimentary. >> we have before and after pictures. let's get started. >> so this is a gentleman who had cool sculpting. and oneneof the thing we're learning about the cool mini applicator is that we have a

50% of our patients are men. and so you can see on the next picture, you can see his lateral view and you can see nice tightening. and this is with the cool sculpting. he has not yet had a thermi tight procede. and you'll see some examples of the thermi tight treatment. >> we can look at her from the side. and this is just with the cool mini treatment. and really a nice result. >> sure. >> the thermi tight treatment essentially uses targeted radio frequencies. you put a sweater in the drier and it shrinks. the same thing happens with collagen because it's a fiber as well. and when we heat the collagen, that undergoes a change as well.

and this is someone who had the treatment. she semi-ly just haher skin tightened with the thermi tight procedure. >> that's amazing. and you can really see a difference. >> so again, these patients came in, had a treatment for an hour, could go back to work the same day. really not much pain associated with the procedures. sometimes people have a littlele bit of soreness, especially with the thermi tight treatment. but for people on the go who want something that's facelift quality, these are great options. >> very interesting. i wish we had more time. if viewers would like more information -- >> go to our website. and we're having an event on march 1st at pci plastic surgery on the third floor. come and learn about treatments for double trim.

thank you so much. it was great talking with you. we'll be back with more weather

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