rapids. police say 25-year-old joseph perkins junior suffered from scene. the second victim, a 21-year- old man, was shot in the leg. he was taken to the hospital that is expected to survive. neighbors tell me they heard about six up to eight shots fired. they also said they heard a car right now there is no information on a suspect. stick with cbs2 news. we will have the latest details for you on later and online -- stephanie johnson, cbs2 news. a live look outside over beautiful cedar rapids. it looks cloudy and a little foggy today. not complaining about the mild temperatures. how is the afternoon going? >>reporter: the temperatures will start heading down. upper 30s and low 40s throughout the midday. let's take a look at what is happening in the afternoon and evening. from 20 this afternoon, down to 30 at midnight.

let's show you what is happening now. 38 degrees with the clouds. monticello, 39. thirty-six into court. wind is gusting up to 35 miles per hour at times. satellite and radar, plenty of cloud cover. the clouds will stick around throughout the night. and through the morning before they clear out as we head toward thursday afternoon. and clear skies on friday. forty this afternoon. we will give you the details of the cooler end of the week. and the warmer weekend, coming up. donald trump is rejoicing over his win in nevada. this is the billionaire's third straight win after coming in second in the iowa caucuses. he has about 47% of the vote.

than 2000 votes. right now, the numbers give trump 12 delegates. and ted cruz and marco rubio, five a piece. >> we won the evangelicals. we won with the young. we won with the old. we won with a highly educated. educated. i love the poorly educated. we have the smartest people. we are the most loyal people. and you know what i really am happy about -- because i have been saying this for a long time -- 46% with the hispanics. 46% -- number one with hispanics. >> trump was supported by more than half of the voters who say they are angry about the government right now. there was a record turnout in nevada last night. started a rough start statewide. some volunteers were reportedly not checking identification. the high turnout led to a ballot shortage at one caucus

even sent a warning letter to the state gop after a wall street journal wall street journal report said that the ted comfort -- ted cruz campaign told supporters to film the caucuses which would have been a rule violation. primary voters in south carolina are getting ready to pick their choice for president. both hillary clinton and bernie sanders had a town hall event last night in columbia, south carolina. saturday, the state is holding the democratic primary. next week, 12 states will take their preference in super tuesday. one of iowa's first congressional candidate is looking for a new campaign manager. he says the resignation is so that he can pursue -- other career opportunities. the campaign has not commented. he is a former saturday night live performer and one of three democrats on the november ballot. at the university of

townhall meeting for president bruce harreld got heated within the first minute. take a look. >> a little bit of a problem there with the video. you can check that out on our website on cbs2iowa.com. but you can hear protesters were yelling for the new president to resign. they were arguing. bruce harreld took heavy scrutiny even before he took office. he promises to connect with the campus and make the university the best it can be. looking at that data, seeing what it means to them and start to have a conversation i hope people are looking at the data and seeing what it means to them and having a conversation about what we should do about it. >> bruce harreld has been on the job a little more than three months. he says he plans to hold hold

one, three times a year. gun rights are another step closer to being expanded and iowa. the house passed several bills including legislation that would allow children under 14 to use handguns with parental supervision. other bills would restrict public access about gun owners and legalize the use of suppressors. and the house, one representative from cedar rapids took some time to speak out. >> we do not need a militia of toddlers that we do not have handguns that i am aware of that fit the hands of a one or 2-year-old. >> the bill now heads to the senate. it is not clear if it will receive much support there. medicaid privatization and iowa right now does not appear to be a sure thing. federal officials announced the state is prepared with its plan and gave the greenlight for iowa to move forward. but instead of a large bird,

1. -- they will have to turn to three private managed care companies. they say this will save money and improve efficiency. those against it say those most vulnerable could be left with reduced care. >> it has been a disaster. the biggest fear is -- even though the state says the services are the same, that does not necessarily mean they will be. >> one state senator says there are still seniors who don't even know they are supposed to have the new plan. other lawmakers are pushing a bill to create extensive oversight into quality care. a missouri jury has ordered johnson & johnson to pay $72 million in damages in a lawsuit over talk him powder. the lawsuit alleges that a woman died of ovarian cancer

products. plaintiffs in the case argue that johnson & johnson was aware of and neglected the dangers the talk him powder presented. the company is appealing the ruling and say they stand by the safety of the product. new images have surfaced showing that kalamazoo shooting suspect in a gun store hours before the attack. these pictures are from a gun store 10 miles away from kalamazoo. uber driver jason dalton is charged with killing six people saturday night while still transporting passengers. he has admitted to the shooting spree and is being held without bond. authorities have not uncovered a motive. they say jason dalton had no history of mental health issues. many women are taking self-defense classes and getting the concealed carry licenses in an effort to protect themselves. coming up tonight on cbs2 news, a special report with tips on how not to be a victim in the first place. steps you can take today, to change her position from a target, to a woman with power.

10:00. if you're looking for something to do this weekend, revival theater company production of "violet" opens tomorrow night. it follows a girl's cross- country journey as she finds her identity and inner beauty. violet is the main character and has a scar on her face from a childhood accident. and hopes a televangelist will be able to heal this car. it is the second season for the theatre company. the doctors say they can't thank the community enough for all of their support. they hope to continue to highlight all of the talent they have to offer for years to come. >> getting to our first season was a triumphant. then you add to that, being able to produce the second season. every day, we pinch ourselves a little bit that we are actually doing this. >> this will run through sunday. you can buy tickets online or at the door. coming up on cbs2 news at noon, is -- storms tear

dramatic reactions from residents who saw it unfold. here at home, mild weather. upper 30s and low 40s. take a peek and you will see the numbers from yesterday. forty-six in big rapids.

headed f severe storms in florida spawned tornadoes that left welcome back. severe storms in florida brought tornadoes and left several people injured in pensacola. one tornado ripped apart an apartment complex tuesday night. only the bottom floor of remained. the storm brought utility pole down. cars were flipped over. >> we have roughly 30 plus -- other injuries. to a degree, i don't know. some people were able to walk out of the debris. >> severe weather moved across the gulf cost -- gulf coast states.

louisiana. one in mississippi. forecasters said at least 20 million people across the southeast self -- still face the severe threat today. that is wild. i have friends in georgia who sent pictures of what it looked like outside. it was dark and scary. >> then you go north of that in chicago, st. louis, toward indianapolis -- getting a good amount of snow. >> all part of a low. jumping into the headlines. mainly cloudy tonight. it will be breezy. our temperatures are cooler. we had 40s yesterday. we will have 30s tomorrow. here are the numbers. forty, this afternoon. thirty-eight this evening. overnight tonight, upper 20s and lower-30s. in cedar rapids, as a current, still 38 degrees. wind out of the north at 17. feels like 29. you have that northwind.

thirty-nine in monticello. around the middle west, kansas city -- 39. looking at the highs today. fiftys down south and west of us around wichita. mid-40s around kansas city. forty-seven in minneapolis. thirty-six in detroit. thirty-five chicago. and 37 in indianapolis. the satellite and radar -- there is the low bringing the moisture toward the east. it continues to move northeast. snow around chicago. into st. louis. back into detroit. we are dry. and a low continues to move to the east. high-pressure will start building in. as we head toward the end of the week. and then we will start to see clearing as the head through thursday late morning and early afternoon. more sunshine friday. unfortunately, we're going to accompany the next couple of days of the clearing with one weather.

but just by a handful of degrees. a few clouds. a couple flurries possible. this afternoon and evening. overnight, breezy with clouds remaining. thursday, starting with cloud cover. watch what happened late thursday afternoon. we will get the clouds. and we will find some partly cloudy skies thursday night. into friday, more sunshine. temperatures are a little warmer. and a bit warm up by the weekend. that is when we see things get nice and mild. today's numbers, cloudy and breezy. wind, out of the north. thirty-one in waterloo. cedar rapids, 41. forty-one, washington. tonight, the wind, north, 10 up to 20. a cloudy night. a cool night. mid to upper 20s in the north. upper 20s in the southern parts of the viewing area. tomorrow, mixed with clouds. cooler and breezy as well.

mid to upper 30s in this out. thirty-six tomorrow in cedar rapids. thirty-seven tomorrow in iowa city. here is the three-day forecast that little by little, we turn things around. upper 30s on friday. look at saturday and sunday. the potential is there to get to mid-and upper 50s. fifty-four saturday. fifty-two sunday. small chance of showers sunday night. dry and into the 40s monday. a small chance of a shower as we get into the first day of march on tuesday -- which we now know -- if it will come in like a lamb or a lien. still looking like a lamb. nice and quiet. facebook has finally given us more options directive stories. >> if you go there now, instead of just having a like

up button -- angry, happy -- i tested it. it is there. >> that is why mark zuckerberg is making all those millions. >> congratulations. >> true. still ahead on cbs2 news at noon, how much would it cost

the answer is next. then you know those seats onboard airplanes can ofte welcome back. if you fly a lot, you know the fees on airplanes can often be -- the seats on the airplanes can be uncomfortable. one innovator wants to change that experience. >> no matter how much patience you have, the long flights can leave you uncomfortable. a team of london designers hopes to ease that pain with autonomy seating. >> adam why, the director, came up with the idea on a long- haul flight to japan. >> the chair looks like an your every movement.the skeleton design will be padded and covered.white says the end

adjusts to your body and is more comfortable to sit and even sleep in for long stretches of time.and if i didn't like you - i could just twist. adam: the other way! (laughs)white knows comfort. he began his company designing the last seats for british airways' luxury concord. several airlines have shown interest (sky news) in the twister - which takes up no more space than a typical economy seat.that's a big selling point as airlines try to jam more passengers onboard their flights.jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. how much do you think it would cost if you bought one of everything on amazon dot com? there's a guy who's actually calculated this! this!first off, the answer is nearly 12-point-86 *billion* dollars.a computer scientist in zurich does brain-related research and figured out there were 479 million different items available on amazon's website in 2015.then he

of an item was 26-86.amazon hasn't commented on this yet. these kind of questions are a hobby for this guy some other's he's tackled: "how much money would it realistically cost to build an imperial i-class star destroyer?"..."how much money has been spent attempting to bring matt damon back from distant places?" ray charles will be honored tonight in washington by the president and first lady. they're hosting a tribute to the iconic entertainer as part of the "in performance at the white house" series. several musicians will sing his popular songs and president obama will speak.you can watch it online at white house dot gov slash live at 6pm our time. it'll also be on pbs this friday at 8. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, scientists think they may have figured out what caused all those airbags to explode with so much force.

it might improve safety. the takata airbag recall has affected a welcome back. the airbag recall has affected a lot of people. explode with too much force sending shrapnel like objects to passengers. we have that and more in today's money watch. >> scientists say they have figured out what causes airbags to and play with too much force. they say the design, moisture, high humidity and he's -- and the use of mo jet -- ammonia nitrate is a factor. they are blamed for at least 10 deaths and 139 injuries. target is reporting a rise rise. the chain store says that customer traffic continues to grow. similar discount retailers like tj maxx and marshall's also did well exceeding wall street

and the new streaming service spotify -- say the partnership with google is close to a deal. this is a big win for google too which is offering itself as an alternative to amazon which dominates the market. and a new study finds that chocolate is good for our bring. the study found regular consumption of chocolate helps your memory, reasoning and better performance on tests. dark chocolate has the highest amount. that is your cbs money watch report. for more, log onto cbsmoney watch.com. we have some weather coming up in a moment.

today's market. a cloudy day out there. temperatures, mid to upper 30s. it is windy as well.

30 this afternoon. forty is the high. we will show you the statewide satellite radar. plenty of cloud cover today. we will move some sunshine in tomorrow. mid to upper thursday -- mid to upper 30s. fiftys on saturday surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 40 megs for $20 a month for 1 year when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. just call... ...right now. wanna see this as an action movie? [ deep voice ] get ready. 40 megs is only $20 a month. [ normal voice ] or drama? [ melodramatic voice ] get up to 40 megs for $20 a month. [ normal voice ] only from centurylink. speed may not be available in your area.

>> steffy: it's pretty incredible that you grew up in this house. and now you're living here with

way. grandma would be so proud. >> ridge: yeah, and she would be thrilled that you're moving in with us. >> steffy: are you sure that's okay? 'cause i don't -- i don't want to intrude on you and caroline at all. >> ridge: no, no, no. i'm honored, and caroline likes the idea. >> steffy: i just thought i'd be living with liam for the rest of my life. but he's gone, we're not together, and i don't -- i don't want to live there anymore. >> ridge: well, you're where you're supposed to be, and i'm very happy. >> steffy: thanks, dad. >> ridge: so, you and wyatt, huh? >> steffy: yeah. >> ridge: how's that going? >> steffy: it's good. it's actually really good. >> ridge: but you're not over liam, are you? i've been there before. it's hard, you know. you care about two people, but you know what? at the end of the day, you're gonna have to make a decision. you can only hold on to one. who's it gonna be?