claiming to be the manager at popeye's says the employee in the video was not talking about serving that food to customers...he was referring to people who work there and eat the food.still, people referring to people who work there and eat the food "a lot of places, even if you're using tongs or stuff, if you put it on the counter, it's now considered not clean, you can't then use it directly on food, so obviously the floor is not clean.." clean.."in a statement released by popeyes -- they thank customers for reporting the issue..and they say in part...they are investigating the situation and making sure nothing like this happens again. again.on cbs 2 news at ten, we'll let you hear what was said...and we talk to the health department about what you should do if you hear or see something like that.dora miller, cbs 2 news right now, the founder of a well-known cedar rapids food company is facing two years in prison and a 60-thousand dollar fine. that's the sentence handed down by a federal judge today

jury last year convicted aossey of conspiracy, fraud, and other charges. charges.midamar is a company that sells halal food, which is food that's allowable to eat under islamic law.aossey falsified packaging labels on beef and sold it knowing it wasn't up to halal standards. the attorney for a man accused on beef and sold it knowing it wasn't up to halal standards. the man accused of sexual assaulting and beating a woman to death says he isn't competent to stand trial. helmon betwell said nancy krapfl was in the wrong place at the wrong time whenee attacked her in december. betwell faces a 1st degree charged with first-degree sexual assault and two counts

the warmer temperatures lately may have given you the itch to

outdoors.with spring closing in, corridor cities are spending millions of dollars getting ready for people to do >> corridor cities are spending millions of dollars to get people to do just that. melanie moore tells us about park improvements coming to johnson county. >> reporter: the city will be spending 1 and a half million dollars on improvements here. they're going to be adding more than a mile of trails and three shelters. that's one example of what's going on this side of the corridor. more people means a city needs more room to play. >> the city is now over 18,000 people. when i started about 20 years ago, there was about 2500 people. >> reporter: part of a plan

might consider buying learns for future parks before the city is developed. >> we currently have 20 parks, about 275-acres of ground that we maintain. >> reporter: there is more than a million dollars in improvements this year. many of them will be completed by this summer. >> we also are going to have a splash pad going in this summer. >> reporter: in july, the city plans to add 4,000 feet of recreational trail. beaver creek park is getting a new play ground with zip lines. >> our [ indiscernible ] facilities are the community gathering places. that's where we want families to go have time outside. >> reporter: there will be more than a million dollars in city. the biggest is a new $150,000

>> it's a very athletic park. a lot of people visit that park and i think they're really going to enjoy the brand-new play ground. >> reporter: the projects are planned to be completed over the summer. also in johnson county, [ indiscernible ] accepted bid offers through the afternoon to build the first and only traffic signals in town. 4 lights will go in at the help out.total cost is more than 230-thousand dollars. "we are anticipating significant improvement at that intersection and we hope, though were not sure, that it's going to trickle down to impact in a positive way the highway one and the fifth street intersection. intersection.construction is planned to start in early june. the city hopes to have the project completed by the end of september according to the united states department of labor, neaerly 3 million people were injured or

2014.so today, kirkwood community college hosted its annual 2016 east central iowa safety and health conference. the event featured spearkers from both federal and state offices about things like active shooter response and fire safety. at the capitol capitolthe iowa house passed a resolution to add rules about how law enforcement can seize electronic communications and data.under the bill, a person's electronic data is only subject to search and seizure by state authorities with a warrant.we want to know what's more important to you - security, or privacy?let us know on our poll - you can find it pinned to the top of our facebook page - kgan cbs 2. the university of iowa is taking sustainability to the next level. level.even though it's winter, some local farmers and u-i staff today were harvesting miscanthus, a type of tall grass.this perennial can grow

live for 30 years.the grass is used by the university as a renewable-energy source to produce power, heat and cooling on campus. "there are so many different types of benefits to be had here. we get a renewable source of energy for the campus that reduces greenhouse gas emissions. this type of plant can produce environmental benefits on the land in terms of erosion control and water quality preservation and it keeps dollars in the local economy." economy."the university hires local farmers to harvest the grass.it's part of the university's biomass fuels project which is striving to achieve 40 percent renewable energy by 20-20. still to come at 6. the high profile spots in

several corridor students have taken a pledge to go without something that normally gives them a boost of confidence. confidence.a special report only here on cbs2 we go beyond the books to what's really going on in the lives of high school students.see time now for this week's c-b-j report. report.joining us live from time now for this week's

joining us is chase castle. you're reporting that a cedar rapids building that was used for court offices after the 2008 flood is getting a face lift. >> the glass distribution company is spending about $3.5 million expanding its office. they plan to redevelop a building near its existent headquarters there. city staff hope to have the proposed 10 year [ indiscernible ] with the exemption. the building's property value would generate an estimated $40,000 for the city. >> you're also reporting that some prominent property in downtown cedar rapids is now up for grabs. what's the deal? >> could be something pretty sizely in cedar rapids.

for a high profile location downtown. that's 3rd avenue and 1st street just west of the theater. it's in that area, they're looking for proposals for a building that's at least 5 stories. it calls for housing units and parking. they want to have a selection made by may 24th. also, miron construction is putting up -- they currently lease office space on atlantic drive this. building. it will be the base for the operation's iowa projects. and myron -- the mary louise peterson residence hall that was completed last fall. >> always great to hear about

thanks, chase castle for the update. if you want more coverage, be sure to check out monday's edition of the corridor business journal. your cbs2 weather forecast. >> actually today was a little chilly out there. temperatures were in the low to mid30s. with brisk wind, it did feel like winter in east iowa. windchill is 32 degrees. there is warmer air in our future and we'll feel it by tomorrow. by the weekend, temperatures are going to soar here in iowa. you can see breaks in the clouds here in northeastern iowa. but we're not entirely done with the clouds yet. they will be thinning out in the next 24 hours and by tomorrow afternoon we should have partly sunny conditions here and temperatures that will be back in the 40s in many locations.

staying in the 30s. highs around fort dodge and mason city, around the 32, 33 degree mark. tomorrow sunshine. we'll also start a warming trend that will really take off over the weekend here. but more cold air surges back into the midwest by tuesday next week and that's when we could see accumulating snow here in eastern iowa. here's our current temperatures that are in the range of 30 to 34 degrees in iowa. iowa city is the warm spot at 34. on our satellite, here's the big storm system that produced a lot of severe weather the past couple of days in the southern and eastern united states. on its backside today, we've had the clouds and breezy conditions in eya. as that moves away, it will

eastern iowa. that's why we're going to be nice and warm here for the upcoming weekend. you can see readings are already starting to get back into the 40s and we'll push it into saturday here. take a look at these highs. readings getting to 57 in cedar rapids and low to mid-60s will be a possibility in parts of south and western iowa. that's the westerly flow that brings the warmer temperatures. a cold front arrives on sunday. low pressure should form on a boundary down to the south of us and head toward the ohio valley. that could bring accumulating snow to eastern iowa. about an inch and a half in cedar rapids. maybe a little more in some of our southern counties. and the european model is much more bullish. it has 6 to 7 inference parts

it's far too early to get concerned about some of the numbers, but the trends are there for accumulating snow. there's your forecast. 22 to 26 on the lows. passing clouds. it looks like temperatures going to fall back into the seasonal range. tomorrow, temperatures mid-30s in the north to lower 40s in the south. the extended forecast has 56 degrees then for saturday and still around 56 for sunday. maybe 57. just an outside chance we could see a shower later in the day. then things really cool off and snow is a possibility around tuesday of next week. something we'll be keeping a close eye on in future forecast. >> we've been spoiled. >> we sure have. things could change, but that's the way we see this. right now, a marion woman

big saturday night. for the first time in public, heidi cord is will tell her "it got to the point eventually where i would get so cold. i could not get warm, my lips would be purple. i would just sit there and shake. i would have to take a hot bath in order to warm up. i had met my husband at that point and was planning for a wedding.""i don't know of ever point and was planning for a wedding. >> i don't know of ever hearing of anyone else that's had that. >> and doctors still don't have any answers, but heidi's life example can be a lesson for all of us. heidi shares her heart and her pearls of wisdom on the cbs2 news 10 at 10:00. the hawks were badgered by the badgers.

next on cbs2. and now,cbs2 sports with zach. after flying high for most of the big 10 season, lately the hawks are heading south in the standings. and last night, they got badgered.

straight game of the series. iowa scored a season low, 59 points. their bench was outscored 23 to 4. for the hawks, they're confident they can get it back on track. >> we didn't execute like we need to. so we just have to do a better job of that and they've gotta understand that when i'm asking them to do something they've already done -- >> we know we're capable of being the best team in the country. we've showed that before. it's not like that left us. we just gotta get back to playing that way and playing the way we know how to play. >> saturday at evansville. as nice as winning 8 of their last 9 is, coach believes the

>> you gotta want more. you have to from a mind set standpoint, mentality standpoint, you gotta want more. try to find more. and they've done a good job of it. >> everybody's really playing well. i don't think we could ask for anymore at this point from what we're getting from all of our guys. >> it's safe to say winning is a tradition for wrestling. the knights have won 6 straight national championships. eric kelly is definitely all about it. he's only lost three duals since taking over the program. what really gets him going, training his wrestlers for life. >> reporter: the writing on the wall. >> literally the tradition started before i was born so you realize you're doing it for a lot more than just yourself. >> every time you put that

to hold the torch. >> reporter: and continue the expectation of dominance. >> nobody's expecting more from this program and out of these guys than me. every guy in the finals. >> reporter: winning to keller isn't only about conference titles for national championships. >> if you give up on the mat, you're going to give up in life. if you give up here and there, it's probably going to mean you have hardships later in life. >> reporter: and that's the most important part to keller. >> we're here for you way beyond wrestling. we want to be a resource and no it's not just work. when you're done here, you go out in the real world, you're a better person because you went through here. that's our goal. >> reporter: a goal he's taken

>> he leads by example. he doesn't come in here and teach us to do something he doesn't do. >> that's what you gotta do out there. >> life is a wrestling match.

>> coach keller before we go, we have breaking news to tell you about. this just in to the news room. from kansas, there are reports that several people have been injured in a shooting at xcel industries. at least three people taken to

and there is also a report that the suspect's truck has been spotted. so we'll be following this all evening for you. we'll have the very latest coming up on our sister station, fox, and also on cbs2 news 10 at 10:00.

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