fifit forecast. >> the high wind warning has been put into affect for much of eastern iowa for the rest of the afternoon and until six. winds could gust up to 60 0 miles an hoururnd gusting to 50 out there right now and that is leading to a warm-up in our temperatures. 51 in cedar rapids and that is a mera shake. temperatures across the area in the south are in the 50s and into the north and the 40 degrees mark. the winds will continue through the day and most of the area are under the high wind warning. those two are in the south and under a wind advisory. sustained winds right now at 40 miles per hour. they're sustained winds and so you want to use caution on the roads. definitely not the greatest time to be outside. even the wind gusts are up to near 50 miles an hour. we have had gusts from 45 to 55. and now, the pipes are going to start to die down.

continuing for the next couple of days and i will let you know you about. right now traffic on i-380 is backed up near the swisher exit. a crane was in the right hand lane to clear up a semi that had crashed earlier this week. right now, cars are backed up all the way to exit four in north liberty. stay with cbs 2 news and we'll keep you updated on this story as more comes in. and as you can see from that traffic camera, it's pretet windy out therer the iowa department of transportation says they've gotten five reports of semis blown over on iowa roads. they ask you leave lots of room for other drivers if you're on the roads today. an update to a story we've been following since it broke last year. a cedar rapids man will spend several decades behind bars after a hotel stabbing. this morning, michael lehmhm was sentenced to 50 years in prison. in november, lehman stabbed 23-

death in the ced-red motel in cedar rapids. witnesses told c-b-s 2 news that lehman and lint got into an argument before the stabbing.lehman witnesses said that they got into an argument _ov77_:iq_=wk* nu stabbing and he will have to serve 32ive years now before becoming eligible for patrol. and friends, family, and colleagues are paying their respects to antonin scalia. his body is laying in the great hall of the highest court and a live look now where his cas getet arrivevethis morning. his former law clerk served as honorary pallbearers. after the ceremony, the public was allowed in to view the body. people from around the country came to pay their respect. >> and he was someone who stood up for what he believed in and what he thinks is right to our country. >> i expect them to --

arrive to pay his respects today, but he won't attend the funeral tomorrow. the white house is sending vice president biden, saying he had a personal relationship p th authth.harper lee passed away this morning at her home in alabama.she is best known for writing "to kill a mockingbird" which was released in 19-61.the only other book she wrote was a prequel to "mockingbird" which wasn't released until last year.haper lee was 89 years old. the zika virus is offially now in iowa. this morning, the department of public health announced the news. they say the person recently traveled to a country where zika is widely reported. the department is not releasing the name of the woman or where she is from. recently, the president asked congress for nearly two-billion dollars to help fight zika virus. yesterday, house republicans told the president the fastest way to get money would be to tata it from the funds left from the ebola crisis. optometrists will be very busy in a few decades.

ss jumped five-fold in the last fifteen years. researchers say at that rate, half of the population will be nearsighted by 2050. experts say we're actually born farsighted, with slightly squished eyes that gradually elongate in our childhood. that process should stop when the retina focuses on things correctly, but more and more, it isn't. the study, published in the journal opthamology, says the biggest issue is simply that we don't understand why the human eye doesn't grow like it should. a breakthrough in the health world. researchers have pin- pointed where alzheimer's begins. experts say it looks like thehe disease strikes first at a small part of the brain stem. they say this suggests it's more important to keep this area sharp and exercised - which means releasing a specific hormone. the best way to do that is working on word puzzles, performing music, or solving problems at work. unusual ways to fight dementia

and unusual ways to fight dementia are popping up across the country now. so-called memory cafes are designed to help people diagnosed with disorders, socialize and help each other keep their minds sharp. the idea came from the netherlands and is making its way across the u.s. to set up a cafe in your area, we have a link our website, cbs2iowa.com. a familiar sound in our homes and workplaces this time of the year. the happy cost. the takeover in the winter but not all costs are the same. doctors say if a person has a dry cough that ends in a rattle, it might be asthma. and when the cough is backed with mucous, that can be a sign of zo/+pneumonia. and when it gets worsrswhen you lay down or eat, that can mean - and that condition can bring others. sot (sot: dr. judah fierstein, mount sinai urgent care (feer-steen)) what starts out as nasal congestion and a mild others.

with a cold and nasal congestion, a mild cough and gets deeper into the uuer part the chest. >> reporter: if you're coughing, give them a visit and that way they can pinpoint where it's coming from. and just in, iowa will not be the home of the newly merged headquarters of dupont and dow chemical companies. after months of pushing to keep the head of the agriculture business in the state, dupont and dow announced that they're putting their headquarters in delaware. the company said that they will keep a presence in johnson, iowa, where it's located. executives say the announcement will not result in job cuts in the state. iowa leaders said while it's not the news they hoped for, they will continue an3oo7to mm"-cnfight for iowa agriculture. and it's disappointing. disappointing to me and to all of our iowa leaderships and especially those workers. not to have it headquartered in

believe is at the forefront of agriculture across the united states, but it's a hardibly for us. we will -- hard blow for us. we'll continue fighting to make sure agriculture stays strong in the state of iowa and that we continue to be a leader. >> dupont employs about 3400 workers in iowa. the company's a major producer of corn, soy beeps and ethanol. the first major legislative hurdle came for iowa lawmakers. the so-called funnel friday and that @em1/0means any bills that have not made it out of house or senate committees are officially dead for this year. one notable bill that will live on today zk+;bzyc'_z7would grant easier access for patients to need medical marijuana. another pushed by cancer survives ors to make it illegal for minors to tan in fanning beds. stay with cbs 2 tonight and we'll hear from a woman whwhis diagnosed with skin cancer at 25 years old. the warning she has for today's teens is coming up on lee at 5. and some bill -- live at 5.

it far enough to adadnce. that includes another event to bring the state catino -- casino to cedar rapids. he began proposing the idea in 2014 afafr the iowa racing and gaming commission denied cedar rapids a gambling license. lawmakers didn't take action on a bill that would have governed they decided more research needed to be done before a aaw passed and highway speeds will stay where they are. the legislation to increase the rate failed because some lawmakers thought it would lead to more driving fatalities. new w is afternoon, it turns out that iowa's bridges are among some of the worst in the country. the department of transportation released numbers on how many deficit bridges there are. -- on the top three worse states. more than 5,000 bridges in the hawkeye state need work. the department's zj[w [^n_mm that iowa makes up about 10% of all of e/hhl country that are deficit.

highlights the need for more money dedicated to infrastructure. and coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, a big name and a tech industry offered to hack inin the san bernardino shooter's phone since apple is refusing. who it is and the interesting reason why he's doing it. >> is any it's windy and -- and it's windy and mild out there. will it stay through the weekend? you can see it on the weekend outlook now. the temperatures will continue to stay warm.

what else you can expect comi it's the news we've all been waiting for r from decorah. e first eagle egg of . it's the news we have been waiting for. the first eagle egg has been spotted. >> the raptor resource project said the egg, named d-24, was laid about 8:30 last night and this is a live look at the eagle cam. >> isn't that beautiful? they don't have to worry about freezizi temperatures.

of millions of views online. we were looking at it earlier and one of the producers told me that at that moment, over 3,000 people were watching this right here. >> wow. >> and that is amazing and good viewership. >> and pretty interesting to watch. >> how do you think it's doing? >> windy and not cold. the temperatures are warmer out there. so, that is nice. but it's pretty windy and so i am sure not good flying weather. so. >> and you can see his feathers. >> yeah. >> and they're blowing everywhere. >> yeah. >> the winds are sticking around the rest of the day. we have a high wind warning in affect and the temperatures are going to stayayild. so, right now in our southern counties in the 50s, in fact, this is cooler than this morning. cedar rapids, we got up to 65 degrees today. temperatures are dropping because of the cold front moving through and now, temperatates are starting to try and rebound through the rest of the day. we have plenty of sunshine out

the high wind warning is in affect until 6:00 and that is because the winds are going )_ %to stay elevated and gusts could be as high as 60 miles an hour and you want to use caution on the road and we want to use exexa caution if you're on the highways p3ovmq+5 and13especially those running north to south. otherwise, this remains in affect until 6:00. our southern counties down in cook and washington. you still have a wind advisory in affect. the winds sustained at 30 to 40 miles per hour and straight out of the west. and there have been gusts reported up to 50 miles an hour. 54 the last hour here in cedar rapids; 52 in dabuke; 47, monticello and the strong winds are going to continue the rest of the day. temperatures a going to attetet to rebound into the 50s, especially in the southern counties and they will fall tonight. they'll be cooler the past few nights, especially last night with the temperatures near 40 degrees and fallling into the 30s.

what you can expect is a windy friday, above average temperatures continue and an overall calm pattern that continues the next few days. we had a cold front move through the area and it's the, rather, low pressure system now that is leading to the strong winds that will be continuing over the next 12 hours. the front moved to the east and we're going to stay clear the next few days. we could have a system approach us on sunday. that can lead to some rain-snow mix in the northern counties. otherwise, mostly dry and calm. the winds will also start to die down, but we'll start off and keep the wins, rather, the 40 degrees gusts throughout the rest of the day.

the inventor of one of the most widely used computer anti virus programs in the u-s, john mcafee, has offered to get into the phone of the san bernandino shooter.mcafee

insider website as he gave his opinion on the situation going on right now between apple ceo, tim cook, and the fbi as cook has turned down the fbi's request to develop a back door for the phone.mcafee says he has the best team of hackers who can decrypt the information so apple won't have to create a backdoor.he touts it will only take them three weeks to do it.mcafee explains in the article why he doesn't agree with the fbi's request of apple. it's mainly becuase he believes it will open the door for cyber warfare which he believes is already just waiting to happen. stay with us becuase coming up next i'll tell you who else is siding with apple in this argument. coming up next, scammers have a new way they are scaring victims....it involves jury

an old scam is making a big comeback nationwide.con artists posing as . welcome back, an old scam making a big comeback nationwide. con artists posing as

going to be arrested for ssing jury ty and then the caller offers a payment option. the local sheriff's department. (sot-kelly bates/received scam call)"i get a phone call that there is a bench warrant for my arrest.. that i had missed jury duty."mark doggett's family was targeted as well. (sot-mark doggett/received scam call)"he knew our address our phone number."it's called the jury duty scam - con >> he knew our address, our phononnumber. reporter: it's called the jury duty scam. con artists said you missed jury duty and you're going to be arrested unless you pay up. >> all you have to do is send money via pay pal and that is when i knew, you know, something was wrong. >> reporter: don't believe the caller. >> no mike with -- monique with the federal trade commission said these types of scams are on the rise nationwide. in many cases, they use spoofing to make the number look like it comes from a local court or police department. investigators even discovered prisoners in georgia pulling

but usually, the con artists are hard to catch because they demand untraceable payments prepaid debit cards. >> when they start demamaing money from you over the phone, scam. >> reporter: she said police departments and courts will never ask for money over the phone. she became suspicious of the caller and hung up, but bates walked over 895 and -- forked over 895 and afterwards, the con artist let her know she got ripped off. >> he said are you aware of what happened? >> it's obvious now. >> reporter: if you receive a scam call, hang up. marlie hall, fi;w_6#okryn6ew-d$h$h

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welcome back. twitter is taking sides with apple and its fight with the fbi. twitter sent apple's decision to defy a court order to break into the phone of farouk. the apple sees said doing that would set a chilling precedent. new numbers say more flights are staying on schedule. the u.s. )5:oo7c/ uuw3depement of transportation said that 78% of flights in december arrived at their destination within 15 minutes of schedule. and 15 minutings is what the government considers to be on time. the 78% is up from 75 in december of 2015. hawaiian airlines had the best on-time performance and the lowest complaint rate. and several new businesses and restaurants will be moving into the new bohemian strict this spring. they plan to move into the national, formerly the me crcr horse. and there have been some

team, several merchants believing the market and rumors that nouveau would close. he's more. >> this is where people want to go and this is where people want to live. even on a day like today, it's not lights out, but it's buselling. >> and organizers said [r=tv?k77mthere are plenty of exciting events this summer. and it will take place for several days. and about an interesting story coming up on cbs 2 news, and why you feel -- it's safe. one cedar rapids man doesn't think so anymore and this is the story, what he hopes will happen to others tonight on the cbs 2 news live at t 5. and rebecca s more weather for us coming up in just a moment.

first. this could be the greatest view of something you can't actually see.it's a massive . this might be the greatest thing that you can't see. it's a massive black hole, 300 million light-years from earth.

combined, but can't be seen because brack holes pull light in with their gravity. astronomers are able to figure out the size by looking at the stars around them. hmm. i just don't know. that is just a little weird to me and that is 8 *ohere, i promise. i promise it's s ere. >nd i think -- . >> the second day. >> and yeah. >> i think so. >> and let's talk about it. >> and the wing says are kicking out and there is a high wind warning in affect for much of eastern iowa and wind gusts as high as 60 miles an hour and temperatures to near degrees and today, they will struggle to get out there and they will fall tonight and we'll be in the 30s for this evening. and then the 50s continue on

monday, and tuesday with some >> ridge: let's try and take it easy. no one is knocking maya. you know that. >> rick: trust me. i'm perfectly clear on who's being insulted here. >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> eric: rick, it's only for the weekend. it's for this one particular audience. >> rick: really? then why was it done behind my back? dad, did you or did you not tell me that this was my home? >> ridge: it's our home. it's her home. >> rick: then i won't be back in this house until my wife's portrait's back on that wall. >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> bridget: does rick miss being c.e.o.? be honest. >> maya: hmm. i don't know. it was so important to him for so long, but... maybe he just needed to prove to himself that he could successful at , you know?