>> i'm kelly d'ambrosio. we're checking in with our weather forecast with justin roberts. >> breezy day today. 30s and 40s today. a little bit of fog out there as we look live in cedar rapids. the day begins with clouds and 34 degrees. not too bad. that is where we should be for this time of year for our daytime high. we'll add 4 degrees to that. 37 in iowa city. winds north at 8 in decorah, north winds 10 to 20 this morning , gusting to around 30. high of 40 today. breezy out there but stick ound. the winds have changed. pardon the pun. they will be blowing our way, bringing armer, nicer, sunnier

end of the week. cbs 2 is tracking the latest details this morning on a few tall shooting in cedar rapids. >> police were called to the scene latee last night. that's where we find stephanie johnson. she's been live all morning long. what is going on now? >>reporter: i'm standing across the street from the live investigation. police are still outside. police tape is blocking the area where the scene happened. cedar rapids police did confirm with us last night that two people were shot at the cedar valley townhouses apartment complex on j street? southwest cedar rapids. we haven't been able to confirm their conditions at this point, but our crew on the scene last night did see a body bag in the area where officers are investigating is. there's no information as to what led to the shooting. i did speak to a neighbor earlier this morning. he said this type of incident is not normal here in this complex. i'll have more information

i'll be here, covering the corridor and cedar rapids, stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. new this morning, donald trump is victorious again, this time in nevada. this is the billionaire's third straight win, after coming in second in the iowa caucuses. >> with 100% of the prerencts reporting, dump has 46%. in the race for the race, marco rubio edged out ted decrees. trump has 12 delegates, rubio and cruz each take five. >> if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much, now we're winning, winning, winning the country. and soon the country is going to they're angry at how the government works right now.cbs 2 news will be tracking the final numbers all morning long. be sure to watch the cbs 2 news at noon for the latest results. there was record turnout in nevada last night, and it led to a rocky start at caucus

state.some volunteers were reportedly checking in caucus-goers without checking i-d's.the high turnout also led to a ballot shortage at at least one caucus site.a lawyer for donald trump even sent a warning letter to the state g-o-p after a wall street journal report said the ted cruz campaign instructed supporters to film the caucuses -- which would be a rules violation. while republicananin nevada were caucusing -- democratic primary voters in south carolina are getting ready to pick their choice for president.both hillary clinton and bernie sanders attended a town hall event last night in columbia, south carolina.on saturday -- that state will hold its democratic primaries. next week -- 12 states will pick their presidential preference on super tuesday. one of iowa's first congressional district candidates is now looking for a new campaign manager. manager.the waterloo cedar falls courier is reporting tavis hall has stepped down from his role for democrat gary kroeger's campaign.hall says his resignation is so he can pursue other cacaer opportrtities.

commented.kroeger used to be on saturday night live -- and he is one of three democrats ing to take on republican congressman rod blum on the november ballot. president obama is now re-newing his call to shutdown guantanamo bay.the new plan comes seven years after he made an oval office vow to permanetly shut down the prison. prison.the president says the prisis under-mines the country's national security since it's used as propaganda to recruit terrorists and drains military resources.his plan is calling for 475- million dollars in construction costs that he says would be offset by the 180-million dollars a year it takes to run the facility.the plan faces stiff opposition in the g-o-p led congress. a cbs 2 news update to the death ofof supreme court justste antonin scalia.authorities now say there is nothing supicious about the 79-year-old's death. death.scalia's doctor says he suffered from coronary disease, obesity and diabetes. expertrtsay those diseases combined with other ailments contributed to his death.

this month while he was vacationing at a texasanch. it now appears certain that scalia's susuessor will *not be confirmed until a new president is sitting in the oval office.republicans on the he was found dead earlier this month. it appears certain his successor will not be confirmed until a new president is sitting on the oval office. republicans sent a letter to mitch mcconnell, saying they will not hear a hearing on votes. the topic has many talk on our facebook page. join in on the conversationow. after two delays now, the federal government has given iowa the green light to privatize its medicaid s stem

as rhonda shouse of marion leaves this mornrng for a lly in des moines.she says just because 39 other states have managed care systems does *not mean it's a good idea in iowa. " if you look at the kansas model it has been a disaster .. the biggest fear is that services, even though the state says services are still the same, that does not necessarily mean they're going to be. " state senator liz mathis has held hearings on privatiting medicaid and she says there are still seniors who don't even know they're supposed to choose a new plan.she and other lawmakers are now pushing a bill to create extensive oversight to ensure quality care and monitor if the state really is saving money. also happening at the capitol.. efforts to expand access to guns in iowa are moving forward in the state houselawmakers passed a bill tuesday allowing children under 14 to use handguns, as long as they're supervised.it now moves to the senate where its future is unclear. unclear.in a statement to cbs 2 news, iowans for gun safety

in the iowa house demonstrated clearly that the gun lobby and their supporters in iowa are not concerned at all about gun safety, but only about their extremist views of gun rights." it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still ahead...the latest information about how the zika virus might be spreading around the united states.

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wall of whether, we find mainly cloudy skies and breezy conditions. temperatures cooler today than yesterday. uppers to lower 40s. minute tall sunshine. at least we had a few weaks of it yesterday. we'll see less of it today. the right now, foggy as we head out the door in cedar rapids, 36 degrees on the northeast side of the cedar rapids. 36 in waterloo, duke 34 anan36 in monticello. moisture around st. louis. snow around this morning and it started yesterday afternoon. entire large area of low pressure continues to spin down to the south and east of us. snow from st. louis to chicago. indianapolis gets everything, rain, freezing rain, and snow.

east of that location, you'lll find thunderstorms. there's that low. here's the low that continues to pass to our north. weak cold front moving through. changed our winds last night and thusly changing the winds today with slightly cooler air moving through. high pressure will get closer to us and will start to feel the effects of us with some clearing tomorrow afternoon. more sunshine on the way for friday and great looking weather for saturday and for most of sunday as much here's predictor and plenty of cloud cover out there through the afternoon evening. into the overnight, more clouds. thursday starts with cloud cover. temps will begin in the upper 20s, warm to the upper 30s. a few partly cloudy skies thursday night more sunshine friday. 35 in decorah today. 40 manchester, cedar rapids,41

tonight, the winds stay out of the north at 20 miles per hour. it will be cloudy, mid to upper 20s in the north, upper 20s in central and southern parts of the viewing area. today and tomorrow, more sunshine but cooler. 30 in decorah, 36 manchester, cedar rapids, 37 in iowa city, mixed clouds. it will be a breezy day. upper 30s friday. down to 28 degrees friday night. look at saturday, sunday, monday, 40s and certainly 50s. probably the nicest weather we've had since the windy but warm day last week. 56 saturday. 52 sunday. the's a chance for shors late sunday night. we shohod clear thaha out quickly monday with sunshine. 43. tuesday, the first day of march will feature a light moisture as well. looks like at this point rain, maybe snow mixed in in the

upper 30s to lower 40s. everyone of those days at or above normal for the next 10. in a recent special edition of town and country, the magazine honored the queen of england. >> it revealed some members of the royal family got pampering. >>reporter: normally, as far as they can manage it, what happened in the palace stays in the palace. the special 90th queen's birthday issue of the town and country magazine contains the spectacular revelation of a family rift, so bad that a psychologist had cob called in between the queen's dogs. >> between to dogs.

calmed the corgi's down by sorting out the hierarchy, and he discovered a possible reason for the discord. the corgis were at each other's throats at the same time as the royal family were at each other's throats over the breakdown of princess of diana and prince charles's marriage. >> when you're districted by the affairs of state and other things going on in the family as they were,e, thehe princess diana situation. >>reporter: the royal dogs alife does seem like the royal family's life, pampered, and they eat off good crockery. >> the bowls are leftovers, a silver dish. >> mother, daughter. >>reporter: there's another way the royal c cgis are like the royal line of family. the royal line of people are

the dogs are descendant of royal as well. mark philips, cbs news. >> that is so cool. it makes sense. if you have a a discord going on in your family, you probably are neglecting the dogs and that's causing them to be angry because they're probably not being fed on time or something. >> i wonder if those corgis go out and interact with other corgis, , they could get along? i don't even know. >> they're like -- >> yeah, right, get a fight. the royal corgis have other corgis fight for them. >> that's fantastic. aren't you glad you're with thus morning it? 6:16 right now. coming up , the new development after one corridodo business owners ends up in court

- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ welcome back. it's 6:18. the here's the to 8 to 14-day outlook of temperatures. you can see it's going to be in between, above normal and below normal right there, as justin is talking about. with the precipitation, it looks like we'll be below normal. every year, tens of thousands of americans die from infections they pick up at hospitals.

you can protect yourself and your loved one. >>reporter: heather brighton had a knee replacement in 2013. two days later, i had b bts of diarrhea. >>reporter: she picked upp an infection called c-diff. it's estimated tens of thousands of patients die from infections picked up in the hospital. betsy founded the inspection app. she said make sure visitors and doctors wash their hands. >> it's hard to do. patients are intimidated by the white coat and nurses uniforms. you could be saving your life by

>>reporter: doctors should wipe stethoscopes between patients research shows wiping down the bed can reduce surfaces. >> pull them out and wipe the surface, the bed rails, the over-the-bed table. >>reporter: choose a hospital and surgeon with low infection rara and days before surgery, bathe in a special soap that can remove harmful bacteria. says patients need to be their own best advocates . hena daninis for cbs s ws each year more than half a hospital. more needs to be done. >>reporter: she said patients need to be their own advocate. >> eachyear, more than a half a million people get c-diff infections. >> patients on antibiotics are susceptible to thaha >> it's 6:21 now.

details in the arizona shooting during a working fire. our temperatures are going to stay above normal the next few days as we showed you the map just a bit ago. temps are mostly normal with above with some 40s and 50s0s sprinkled in. this we'll give you the full weather first forecast next. cbs 2 connects with the corridor. call us mom: seriously? culligig man: problem water. i'm on it. anncr: a culligan whole-house water softening system turns your problem water into culligan water, pure and simple.

and simple. dad: hey, culligan man. culligan man: hey! anncr: a culligan whole-house water softening system turns your problem water into culligan water, pure and simple. final weathehe- your plplner shows what's ahead a&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring cloudy skies 6:24. weather time it's a cloud start to the day in cedar rapids. that really has changed. our temperatures have gone

36 in cedar rapids, 37 in iowa city, waterloo and decorah and dubuque the se. satellite and radar picking up on a moisture, just a stray flake or two west of washington. there' predi@tor. you see the clouds as we heaea through the afternoon, evening, and overnight. we will start to clear out a bit through mid-morning and late morning thursday. more sunshine friday, saturday, sunday. today north wind 10 to 20. 41 in iowa city. cooler t torrow andnd friday with upper 3030 we t rewarded nicely. mid-50s saturday, low 50s sunday and mid to lower 40s monday and tuesday. here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories this wednesday morning. a cbs 2 news update to an apartment fire investigation in cedar rapids. emergency crews were called to the apartments at 9:00 monday morning.

in the kitctcn of one of the units when a resident was cooking with hot oil that ignited. three units were heavily damaged and one person was taken to the hospital. kids electricity corridor took part in the cedar rapids stem festival. stem is short for science, technology, engineering, and math. more than 100 exhibitors gave a hands-on look at what they do. mayor ron corbett is getting ready to give his annual assessment of the city later today at the double tree downtown. he will update the community on what the city is doing. the stay of the city luncheon is at 11:30. >ports reporter erin andrews appeared in court yesterday for her civil lawsuit against the

andrews says the hotel made it easy for a peeping tom to record naked videos o oher. >> the man recorded videos of her and the pictures ended up on the internet. two years later, he pleaded guilty. >> andrews claimed the hotel managers gave her room number to the man and let him book a room next to her. it's now 6:26 on this wednesday morning. you're reaching a high of 41 if

morning...the latest information after two people were shot last night in cedar right now on cbs 2 this morning, the latest information after two people were shot last night in cedar rapids. >> the new details this morning after a man was arrested for trying to videotape women. thank you information from kalamazoo, where an uber driver wept on a shooting rampage. we're looking at i-380. it's looking good out there. you can see the sun rising. we're glad you're here with us, i'm kelly d'ambrosio. >> i'm kevin barry. thank you for joining us. you can see the sun coming up. let's take a look at the forecast, as we edge closer to spring. >> we're less than 20 days away. we're maybe right at -- today

cbs 2 news is tracking the latest details on a fatal shooting in cedar rapids. rapids.police were first called to the scene late last night. night.that's where we find cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson. johnson.stephanie what's the scene like right now?

____cedar rapids police did confirm with us last night that two people were shot at the cedar valley townhouses apartment complex-- on j street in southwest cedar rapidswe haven't been able to confirm their conditions at this point, but our crew on the scene last night did see a body bag in the area where officers are investigating. right now there is no information as to what lead to this shooting, but i'll be on scene all morning and will bring any updates.covering the corridor in cedar rapids ... stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. new details this morning on a man accused of video-taping a woman womanin a university of iowa dorm.court documents say the suspect went into multiple

video-taped multiple women. women.robert hightower is now facing charges of invasion of privacy, trespass and assaulting an officer.he was arrested for video-taping a woman showering on february 15-th. th.police say hightower video-taped two more women in burge hall on the 12-th and the 13-th.investigators found those additional videos on his cell phone. they say he also admitted to recording them without their consent. at the university of iowa, the very first town hall meeting for president bruce harreld got heated within the first 20 minutes.take a look. look.why did you insult him? (applause)you owe mr harrled and apologyyo! ----! you ----! you see a man take a big risk to make an important speach and you want him to be polite about ityes! please ----! politness politnessprotestors were yelling for the new president to resign. harreld faced heavy scruntiny even before he took office and through last night's chaos -- harreld promised to connect with the

make the university the best it can be.he says was hired to do a job and he will complete it. harreld 05:41:12 "i hope people actually looking at that data, seeing what it means to them and start to have a conversation about what we should do about it." it."harreld has only served 120 days as the university's president.he says he plans to hold town hall meetings like this three times a year. an update to a story we first broke to you right here on cbs 2 this morning. morning.police in phoenix say a 26-year-old shot and killed his parents and two sisters during a house fire. fire.authorities did say the gunman, alex buckner, had a history of drug abuse, but that the shooting was out of character.the gun used in the crime was owned by buckners father.all of his family members suffered gunshot wounds but a medical examiner will determine the cause of death.officers dodged bullets and wore breathing gear to enter the burning home to try and help the victims, all while the shooter was still alive. the gunman was later killed by police.

in the weekend shooting spree, police say was all committed by an uber driver. driver.there are new surveliiance photos of the accused shooter, jason dalton at a gun store the day of the shooting rampage.the owner of the gun shop said he bought a jacket on saturday with a pocket on the inside specifically designed for a handgun.the owner adds he's sold rifles to dalton in the past but does not know if he's ever sold him a hand-gun. authorities believe a semi- automatic handgun was used in the killings. states in the south are now in clean-up mode after deadly storms hit the region. region.several tornadoes touched-down throughout tuesday in southern louisiana and mississippi -- killing at least three people.two of those deaths happened when one of the twisters slammed into an r-v park.at least 30 people were hurt -- several of them are in critical condition. another tornado also hit pensacola, florida along the panhandle.there are many reports of property damage and several people were hurt in the storm that left thousands

least 26 tornadoes were reported in the south. there are new developments in a story cbs 2 news has been tracking out of hiawatha. hiawatha.a small claims judge will now decide if a local business owner can get money back from the city.jennifer goodlove sued the local planning committee shortly after last year's ragbrai stopped in hiawatha.goodlove's business , the farmer's daughter's market held its own ragbrai festivities, away from the designated site.but the city passed an ordinance it says permits them to charge fees no matter where the ragbrai-targeting event happens.now, goodlove tells cbs 2 news that's not the case "they were trying to say this is something we did differently just because i named it, "hee-haw" days, but we always name our cute events that's part of the funness of farmer's daughter's market." market."the hiawatha ragbrai committee says if goodlove wanted to avoid the fee, she should have closed for the day. the trial for a central iowa murder is now underway in decorah. decorah.alexander fazzino is

could have closed. the trial for a central iowa murder is underway in decorah. alexander is charged with killing his wife, emily, two years ago. police say she was afraid he would lose the job with a food store if she divorced him. the trial continues today . it was moved from boone to decorah because of media coverage. the city of decorah wants to join other communities in treating e-cigarettes the same as other cigarettes in public places. health officials reached out, asked them to amend their current smoke free air to include vapor products. >> i would much have us be

harm in the future than five years later say we should have done something. >> the city council passed the first round hearing with a unanimous vote. it's 6:37 now. >> there's much more news to come this morning. we're taking a look at what we're working on for you on fox 28 morning live. a pair of siblings in utah are celebrating a medical wonder. find out more. an iowa mom is getting more than she ever hoped for. why she has a girl's high school basketball team to thank for it. all that and more coming up. as the kids head to school,

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main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hours- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst 6:40.

we're' few days away obviously . 38 for friday. 50s for saturday and 50s for sunday. should be nice, should be mile, and it's going to be a nice, welcome site after the next couple of days with cloudy skies and breezy conditions here. temps are cooler today. we're in the low 40s, if nod mid to upper 30s. tomorrow and friday, we'll be in the mid to upper 30s. notice the cloud cover that comes along with the cooler. weather. 35 this morning at 9:00, upper 40s for much of the morning and mid day. temperatures now in the mid to upper 30s. we're not going to warm too much today because we have pretty strong north and west winds, about 10 to 2020gust ing to 30 -- gusting to 30. around the midwest, mid-30s minneapolis

kansas city. 46 in chicago. 80s today in los angeles, 79 in phoenix, 61 in el paso, 49 in memphis, 41 in kc. we're still at or above normal across much of the united states, including right here in the heartland. we have high pressure that's developing around denver. that will expand and help to do some clearing as we head through the day tomorrow with sunshine expected friday and saturday but a weak cold front continues moving through the midwest. that's through the north and east. we see a secondary s srm system towards the east. that's bringing moisture, rain, freezing rain, snow east of us. nothing here is expected. we miss out on that. we'll keep the clouds as we have

pressure by. plenty of cloud cover tonight. clouds for early thursday. watch that happens by the midday. we'll do clearing. still breezy, temperatures in the upper 30s. we'll find more sunshine. that helps to make it feel warmer. today's number, 36 new hampton, 40 manchester, 39 in decorah -- 39 in dubuque . breezy and cool in southern parts of the state. 30s tomorrow with parse, mostly sunny blun partly sunny. showers late sunday night. rain is what's expected. we're dry monday, 43. chance of rain heading into tuesday as we start the brand new month. upper 40s, --

days, temperatures will remain normal here and well above normal back to the western parts of the united states. precipitation chances, we have a couple of chances nday and tuesday. that's still below normal as we head through the forecast. the national weather service came outith the their forecast for spring. warmer and dry weather expected for the next few months on average here across eastern iowa. here's another look at some of eastern iowa's top stories on this wednesd morning. a ma is back in a waterloo hospital after he stoleand ambulance. police say joshua drove a vehicle through a garage door at covenant medical center. polioe say he ditched the rabbits.in honor of world s sy day on tuesday, the alliance reduced the surgery cost for

despite the hard work and resources of rescues, the alliance says there just aren't enough homes for all the litters of pets they have. since 20-13, they've performed more than 19-thousand spay and neuter surgiers. good morning, it's on this morning, and if you're in it's degrees.just ahead...we're updating the most important

welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ welcome back. we're taking a look at your bus stop forecast. 33 degrees and cloudy sky this morning.

side. doesn't seem like they're have to slow dn. be careful. over o o the southbound lane, to the left of the your screen, so far. donald trump is victorious again, this time in nevada. this is the billionaire's third straying win after coming in second in the iowa caucuses. >> rig now with all of the precincts reporting, trump has 46% of the vote. rubio topped cruz. trump has 12 delegates, rubio and cruz have 5. >> if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much, now we're winning, winning, winning the country. soon, the country is going to

>> in entrance polls, more than half the voters, who say they were angry with the government supported donald trump. there was record turnout in the nevada last night. it did make it lead t t a rocky start at caucus locations. >> some volunteers were checking in caucus goers without checking i. d.'s and the turnout led to ballot shortages. a lawyer for trump sent a warning letter after someone said ted cruz staffer instructed someone to film the caucuses. folks in south carolina were getting ready to pick their choice for president. hillary clinton and bernie sandererttended a town hall carolina. on saturday, the state holds its democrat primary. nexteek, 12 states pick their

one of the iowa's first congressional district candidates looking for a new campaign. it's been reported tavis hall has smelled down for kroger's campaign. hallsays his resignation is so he can pursue other career opportunities. kroger's campaign has not commented. he used to be on saturday night live and one of three democrats vying to take on a republican congressman. president obama is renewing his call to shut down guantanamo bay. the president says the prison undermines the country's national security since it uses propaganda to create new terrorists and drain military resources. his plan is calling for $475 million in construction cost that he says will be offset by

a cbs 2 news update to the test of supreme court justice antonin scalia. officials say there's nothing it now appears certain that scalia's successor will *not be confirmed until a new president is sitting in the oval office.republicans on the senate judiciary committee sent a letter to majority leader mitch mcconnell saying they won't hold hearings - or a vote - on any nominations made by president obama.iowa senator chuck grassley heads that committee.members claim their decision is based on constitutional principle. principle.this topic has many of you talking on our facebook page.you can join the conversation right now, search for k-g-a-n cbs 2. after now two delays -- the federal government has given iowa iowathe green light to privatize its medicaid system. but it has been pushed back k another month -- to begin on *april first. first.the centers for medicare and medicaid services says iowa has made significant progress on its plan and governor branstad says managed

treatment and save taxpayers millions.the news comes just as rhonda shouse of marion leaves this morning for a rally in des moines.she says just because 39 other states have managed care systems does *not mean it's a good idea in iowa. " if you look at the kansas model it has been a disaster .. the biggest fear is that services, even though the state says services are still the same, that does not necessarily mean they're going to be. " state senator liz mathis has held hearings on privatizing medicaid and she says there are still seniors who don't even know they're supposed to choose a new plan.she and other lawmakers are now pushing a bill to create extensive oversight to ensure quality care and monitor if the state really is savingng money. also happening at the capitol.. efforts to expand access to guns in iowa are moving forward in the state houselawmakers passed a bill tuesday allowing children under 14 to use handguns, as long as they're supervised.it now moves to the senate where its future is unclear.

2 news, iowans for gun safety said quote "tuesday's debatat in t t iowa house emonstrated clearly that the gun lobby and their supporters in iowa are not concerned at all about gun safety, but only about their extremist views of gun rights." researchers from the university of iowa college of public health healthlaunched a new website to reduce bullying. it gives teahcers new ideas to use in the classroom to prevent bullying when tradional methods don't always work. researchers say by channeling energy into positive experiences -- students can learn how to work with others. the toolkit has many activities at no cost. "reflective writing, drawing, there are activities where you can actually write and perform parts of a play. there are also activities focusing on effective violence prevention. prevention.researarers say they'll continue tracking the feedback they get from students and teachers who use the toolkit.for more prevention. >> researchers say they will continue tracking the food back

teachers, who use the tool kill. for more information, head to cbs 2 iowa.com. it's 6:53 this wednesday morning, 35 degrees. dad: i know. spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man.

anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. dad: spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. you need to know to start your wednesday. wednesday.police are still investigating a shooting in welcome back. here's the top three stories you need to know to start your wednesday. police are still investigating a shooting in cedar rapids from last night. this is a live look now at the scene, as it looks now as the sun is coming up in cedar rapids. it happened at the cedar valley townhouse complex. police confirmed with cbs 2 news that two people were shot. on crew on the scene last night saw a body bag near where police were working. watch cbs 2 news at noon for the details.

on the scene. court documents say robert hightower is accused of videotaping two men atunch heal earlier this month. he was arrested earlier this month. the first town hall meeting for president bruce harreld got heateded at the university of iowa in the first 20 minutes. protesters were screaming for the president to resign. he promised to connect better with the community on campus and mama the university the best it can be. he said he plans to hold town hall meeting three times a year. substantially clear skies in cedar rapids? >> very much someet's talk

cloudy skies, waterloo 34. planner through today, 34, cloudy, upper 40s for saturday, 50s sunday.

mornin captioning f fded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, february 24th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning."." > deadly tornadoes tear through the south. powerful winds toss rvs through the air. in dangng. donald trump wins the nevada caucuses in a landslide. marco rubio surges to second.

is your phone secretly recording you, how some apps steal your personal information and your money. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. look up. it's going to cross right in frfrt of us. >> oh, my god. >> wind picked up and sounded like a bomb hitting the house, basically. deadly storms sweep through the south. >> severe weather threatening on the southeast atlantic coast to the middle east atlantic coast. >> we love nevada! thank you! >> donald trump winning the nevada c ccuses and leaving rubio and cruz far behind. >> donald became president? nobody know what he would do. he doesn't know what he would do. >> sanders went after clilion over her wall street speeches. >> i'm very happy to release all of my paid speeches to wall street. here it is, chris! there ain't none!