people's safety is a lot more important than privacy. "your thoughts on whether apple should help the f-b-i break into a terrorist's phone. phone.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. police body cacaras - are becoming critical p pt of crime - fighting - - but some say police body cameras are becoming a critical part of crime fighting. but some say the technology is creating the need for government oversight. good evening, everybody. we begin with the debate over body camerer as police department all across iowa begin to use them. there are concerns about privacy. lawmakers are discussing it.

>> reporter: police and body cameras are a hot topic of discussion across the nation. but new concerns about privacy may prevent them from becoming part of law in iowa. >> it serves as an additional step to make the officers to store so much video and peoples privacy has put the issue on the back burner in the iowa legislature. legislature.it's only released via subpoena or if it's in the best interest of the public and that would be through the chiefs office here. 7currently iowa law enforcement agencies develop their own policies on camera usage but many argue that unified regulatis willbenefit officers and the public. public. t t public has a much more clearly defined expectation of what will be done when they encounter an officer using one of these and what will happen with those recordings. 10along with privacy issues the body cam

price.i think the bigger cost are going to be the more on going things as far as storage archiving and recording. 7but for thoses using the camera alreadadthe benefits beat the down falls. falls.they've been great so far far for now legislative committees will continue to look at ways to protect privacy and set a standard on camera usage and video storage. joe huisinga cbs 2 news ten at ten. six ** people are dead - after a man - went on a in kalamazoo. kalamazoo.michigan police say - jason - dalton was out working - as an uber** driver - and picked his victims - at random.they say he fired shots - near an apartment complex - a car dealership - and a restaurant. investigators say he dropped off passengers - before the shootings - and it appears he went back to driving - after the shootings.they say the 45 - year old - - was calm - when they stopped him - - and they have no clues on a motive.

we're aware of between three different sets of victims to each other or any of the victims to mr. dalton. they appear to have been chosen at random, because they were available." available.""police say - at this point - they don't believe - the shootings are an act of terrorism.

cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now - with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.right now w - in iowa city - investigators are searching - for the cause of a fire.a duplex** - suffered thousands of dollars - in damage - after flames raced through the building.it happened in the - two thousand block - of little* creek lane - about - ten this morning. morning.fire crews - arrived - to find flames - shooting out the front* of the building.they quickly - - knocked down the fire - - but then found hot - spots in the walls - and attic .rtunately -- no - - one e was injured. one day after presidential -

and nevada - - candidates are starting to do the math - - and add up the delegate** count. count.donald trump - picked contest in south carolina and nevada, candidates are starting to do the math. donald trump picked up 50 delegates in south carolina last night. he now leads the pack. he hopes to win nevada this week. hillary client client won in nevada yesterday and is looking -- clinton -- to south carolina next week. >> we're just going one after another. are we going to win georgia? yes. >> they continue to divide. >> marco rubio picked up on endorsement that could be the key for him to win his first caucus or pry mirror. after more than three months

of the iowa, she will continue voters for a town hall meeting. it is open to the public and questions won't be prescreened. the town hall runs from 4:00 to 6:00 tuesday. coralville wants your suggestions on signs. the business community and the public is invited to talk about the rules for potential signs and billboards. the meeting is tuesday from noon to 1:00. the city will present proposed changes at that time. apple has just f fe more days to decide if it will follow a court order to help the fbi break into an i phone owned by one of the san bernardino terrorists. the tech giant's answer is no. peonal privacy versus national

>> i like the idea of boycott apple until such time as they give that information. >> reporter: donald trump says apple needs to d the right thing. if there's a chance the phone could lead to more terrorists and information to save lives, that means hacking into the phone. >> i thinki would take the side of the federal government in this case. >> abby says people have short memories about what can happen. >> a lot of population would say they would do anything to prevent a situation like 9/11 from happening again. >> it's an isolated incident that would be uniquq from breaking -- breaking into any normal phone. >> reporter: if there's a chance others could steal other software to break into other

>> on the one hand you want to be able to save people's lives, but on the other hand it's kind of your rights as a citizen. >> reporter: phillip says this is bigger than one isolated phone. this will impact or right to privacy. >> as long as they have a warrant, then i would side with warrant.t. >> reporter: some wish the government and apple could have reached an agreement in private. i think people's safety is a lot m me important than privacy. if i have nothing to hide, i'mt( issue. long. i don't care. >> reporter: some attorneys believe the battle will go all

the island of fiji is cleaning up tonight after a cyclone. it packed winds of more than 180 miles a hr. at least six people are dead. there is extensive flooding. forecasters are now concerned about landlides in the area. a curfew is in effect. coming up, taking a spin. the big event that brought rook can i off roaders -- r ooshgs ooshgs kie.

for on cbs 2 this morning.it's a familiar sound this time of year, that hacking cough!cold offices and uchools in the winter. but not all coughs a the same.find out what your cough find out what the same.. find out what your cough means, monday region s-c-c-a has built a culture of racing here in the corridor.today - they held their first ra the iowa region spca has build a culture of racing here. today they held their first event. steffi lee takes you to the

>> reporter: races at how can eye downs expected some leftover snow and an icier course. but the events didn't disappoint. it's funnoff on a typical street street -- fun you can't have. >> the iowa region rally cross was today. it's a test of driving skill. >> keeping the momentum going. >> we rarely go over 40 or 50 miles an hour. >> you've got to think ahead. >> reporter: they run against the clock. >> you've got to learn to be patient and let the car do the work. >> reporter: february's

that youed out the track. it'ssually supposed to be frozen. but it meant a more intense driving experience with little to no risk. the spectators get a t till watching those behehd the wheel. but for racers going for a spin, this is the opportunity to be a kid again. >> reporter: they also race on pavment. we knew winter wasn't quite over yet. here's the latest in your forecast. we had a little taste of spring. it was just a tease because winter is still here to stay for a bit longer. temperatures will be near and

that cold for now. there's a stronger storm that will pass to the sou this week. temperatures were cooler. they were in the 40s about 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. we had a bak from the 30s. even with the clouds, temperatures still rose. clouds will be moving back in later on tonight. temperatures across the area are near and below that freezing mark. further to the south, temperatures are falling closer to 32 degrees. most of the area will be below the freezing mark tonight. clouds will move become in, though. temperatures falling after midnight down to the mid to upper 20s. tomorrow avrn temperatures will increase towards the 40 degree markrkven with clouds.

it has been little calm with little to no rain or snow over the past few days. a systst w wl approach the area on tuesday but likely won't bring much rain or snow at all. a stronger storm to the south will be developing. the track will be staying to the south. so parts could get rain or snow but it likely stays away from our area. zooming in here,e, we'll have the clouds throughout the day on monday. on tuesday, clouds will build back in. possible areas of drizzle and flurries. not a lot of activity, though. this next storm system will likely leave us alone as it passes to the south of east skft

after that, there is some models suggesting cold air moving back into the midwest that could bring below average temperatures. but check out the date on this. february 27th. so likely next weekend into parts of march is when we can expect the colder temperatures to return. we'll keep an eye on it. you can get the latest on cbs2iowa.com. later tonight, upper 20s and partly to mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow temperatures will be increasing despite cloud cover. further knot north still inhe 30s, but everybody above 32. for the next couple of days, things starts to change just a bit. a slight chance of rain and snow.

then by next weekend, we're looking at colder temperatures. a return to below average temperatures and it could go lower than that in the next couple of days. so winter is not quite over. >> tuesday still looking like a mix of snow and rain? . >> yes. >> all right. thanks. i don't know if the women's college teams are having a tough year or if we're just used to them doing so well. this is a different year. >> the hawks normally start strong. but then they had a big lead and it evaporated. coming up in sports, why this ope was different and what they were thinking.

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everyone wants to go to the big dance -- and the iowa women have been dancing 8 straight everyoyo wants to go to the big dance and the iowa women have been dancing eight straight years. but to make it nine, this bunch has got some work to do. the hawks need to win out and that starts with indiana. iowa battled bk from indiana's lead. hawks trailed by 1 after one and then they caught fire in the second. davis spots up and gets a triple. hawks started the quarter on a 12, nothing run and coley was

iowa led by as many as 19. indiana cut it to 4. jennings stops and pops for two big ones. hawks hold on 76-73. more good news, when the lead was slipping away, the hawks were not thinks it was deja vu all over again. >> you don't want their minds wanders. there. if you start thinking about last time, you might get a repeat performance. >> i try to keep the past games out of my mind. >> the iowa baseball season is in full swing. games.

iowa city on a high note. hawks down and then woods comes home to tie the game up. in the end, dallas baptist blew it open. hawks fall 4 to 1 the final. what a week it was the record wrestling. just call it a championship sweep. it's something becoming a pattern for the pirates. this year was the first for the new coach. it means j jt as much to him as it does for the community. >> this is a wrestling community. you'll see a t ofurple here. this community is what makes this program so special.

no better feeling in the world. the coaches said to fight ande did. we had to fight on the back side to make up huge points. to the track elliott didn't have the best of sart -- starts. he's involved in the first wreck of the day and finished 37. dale earnhardt jr. spins out and runs right into the barrier. junior ended up 36. denny hamlin edges out the win by a bumper to win. >> the pin cal of my career for

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can we help them with this around here atll. >> now it's kind of gone. that w w pretty much it. now temperatures are cooler. they'll be falling below freezing into the 20s tonight. torrow temperatures wl be increasing to near 40 degrees. not too bad, but not 50. you'll still need the jacket. the winds will be calm,hough. we'll have temperatures in the 40s until tuesday. temperatures start to slowly fall through the next of next -- rest of next week, though. >> s sing's aro >> announcer: tonight... on an all-new "monopoly millionaires' club", these lottery winners have all n a trip to the exciwing planet hollywood resort & casino in las vegas. three of them will be lucky enough to get a chance to win a fortune on our stage.

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