campaign goes national cheering"hillary clinton - celebrates a huge victory.what it means - for her - heading into super - tuesday. tuesday.then - - cracking the code.the event that has young women - thinking about great careers - in a male-dominated field. field.and looking for employees. employees."for the next two weeks we're going to be taking application every day here in the office."the industry - that reminds us spring - *is just around the corner - - is recruiting now. now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. tonight - - hillary clinton - - moves one step closer - to securing the democratic nomination for the president. that's after a crucial win - in the south.. good evening.the hillary* clinton campaign - - is celebrating a huge** win tonight - in south carolina. she claimed - - nearly 75** - percent of the vote - -

majority** of the - 59** delegates. delegates.cbs 2 - news reporter - kevin barry - is here - with the latest - on what it means for clinton - - heading into - super tuesday. this big win tonight proves the fact that hillary clinton is still extremely strong with minority voters. voters.exit polling data actually had bernie sanders winning over more white extremely strong with minority voters. exit polling data actually hat bernie sanders winning over more white voters byy about 16 points. that same data had 84% of black voters casting their vote for hillary clinton. that will help her as the nomination process -- places like iowa, new hampshire. >> together, we can break down all the barriers, holding our falies and our country back. we can build ladders of opportunity and empowerment. so every single american can

hihi orer god-given potential. and then, then and only then, can america live up to its full potential, too. >> our eerts now tell us that from here clintonill only get stronger, because she has a campaign that's already set for the national stage. since bernie sanders took everybody by surprise, including to a certain extent himself, they s he likely doesn't h he the infrastructure in place to compete much more after many of these early primary states. super tuesday could be the first time when voters will get a chance to see that in action. >> kevin, thank you. meantime, after all the controversy over donald trump's taxes, marco rubio is releasing his returns from the last five yes. in addition to his salary as a h hf*- a - million - dollars - a - ar.20-12 - was his most lucrative year - - when rubio - earned arly one* million dollars - - and payed a tax rate - of - * percent. in central kansas - - the

following a thursday - shooting rampage that killed three. three.hundreds of people - gathered this week - end - for a candle-light vigil - for the dead - - and wounded.authorities - identified the shooter as 38- year-old - cedric* ford - - and employee of the manufacturing plant`- where the shooting happened.police say ford - had just been served with a protective order - by his former girl-friend. "very little sleep, still playing through my mind like it just happened minus ago. it's so unreal. i've been going to visisia lot of family, seeing them and talking to them and seeing them in person is really helping a lot." lot."police say ford used an assault rifle - and pistol - to shoot his co-workers. officers entered the plant - and finally shot and killed

cbs 2 news - ten at ten - continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.a - johnson county - teen - ager - - and her - mother - - are feeling a lot** of love - tonight. that's - after friends and family - organized a - benefit - help them - - after a horrible** car accident - last month. month.cbs 2 - news reporter - marissa scott - - is here - - to share - why this event - is so important - to this family,marissa. dozens filled the old brick church in iowa city this afternoon to celebrate bella's miraculous recovery and help collect money to pay for medical costs after she got in an accident far northern iowa. "it means so much, me and my m surprised everyone so northern iowa. >> it means so much and me and my mom surprised everyone, so that's like awesome. people were really surprised that we me. >> mcbride is a s siort city high school. she's a straight-a student and a member of the bowling team. but one cold january day changed her life forever. >> and i was coming hom from my

control of my car and so they think i potentially hit ice. >> she doesn't remember anything run to her daughter's rescue. its every parents worst nightmare nighare i'm so much more thankful for thingsbella spent ten days in the i-c-u at the mayo clinic c in chester, minnesota with severe brain trauma.the medical bills will be coming in the mail soon, and the motherdaughter duo say they can't thank the community enough for their support. support. there is so many people who want to helpshannon and bella are waitresses at the hamburg inn.their boss , who donated food and an auction basket, says he feelshe same way. "the donations have just been poururg in, the support has bebe tremendo. it brings tears to my eyes just to see how much love and support the community has for shannon and bellabella says the doctors told her it's a miracle she isis alive and they're surprised by how fast she is recovering, them. >> reporter: bella told her that

but there's still a ng road ahead. bella and shannon say seeing friends and family at the benefit helps them during this tough time. >> that's the main thing that keeps me going. >> if you would like to helpp with medical expenses, we posted a link on our website, cbs2iowa.com. >> good to see. thank you very much. > big crowd gathered for the heart ball. cbs2 news anchor emcee'd the event. it is part of the american heart association to build healthier lives for those impacte it make a a huge difference. >> nono only is the celebration of -- of successes, but as well as the continued progress that we need to make with the heart association. >> the money raised goes to that continuing research and education. now, look at tonight's other stories across the corridor, more than 50 girls learn how to

the iowaairls code camp. cedar rapids nay till rub is started the camp to encourage women in computer science. she says getting girls involved will create more tech opportunities for young women. >> i wantto be a part of it. i -- i could, of course,o out to california, or no new york. but i think reallllthink i could be involved in changing the scene. >> only about 18% of those who graduated in computer science are women, kelsey says she wants to create even smaller cododg clubs onigh school campuses. >> even more fun today in technology and engineering for kids. this was rock well coln's day at iowa children's museum. several employees were on hand to walk kids through all the fundamentals of engineering. it's a chance for the kids to explore,se their imaginions and discover they may be futute

>> this specific event happens once a year where brings all these extra activities. this is -- always at the end of engineers week which is an international week to celebrate engineering and get use inn our communities exposed to engineering. a lot of wheels - rolling around the - marriott - today.this is the coralville** bike swap.a chanceceor some - to sell bikes and fitness equipment.a chance for others to get their hands - on quality gear - at a good price. "we had to do a lot of research and reach ou t to bicyclists acss, you know, in the cocoidor area. we've research and reach out to bicyclists across in the corridor area. so we've been really kind of excited to get this event launchedup. we think this is going t t be onene to grow more exciting as time goes on. >> the iowa bicycle coalition puts on the event they say it is all part of their vision to make iowa thehe number one bike friendly state in the entire country.

cbs2 news ten at 10:00. spring time feeling, acorridor organization wants people whoho love warm weather, the jobs that are open and how you can apply. >> well it's surely felt like spring today. but it's not yet here. in fact, the count down is on. it's 21 days away. but it's still winter.

on cbs 2.increased threats of cyber attacks are changing the way sailors in the u-s navy are being taught. taught.how instructors looked into the past, for new lessons. see you monday on cbs 2. on a day like this - - it's not** hard to believe - that spring * is 0. on a day like this, not hard to believe that spring is just around the corner and the boys

to help them out. cedar rapids kernels held a job fair today. the team has a lot of positions to fill at the ballpark and it will be opening day before you know it. >> for the next two weeks, we're going to be taking publications every day here in the office, mail it in, fax it in phone it in. we're going to need those 250 popper ** there's a link to an application - - on our web-site - at cbs two - iowa dot com. a great day to be thinking -- about that firsrs pitch - - d out - door - activities. activities.meteorologist - rebecca - kopel-man - is here - - with the promise - of more great temperatures - on sunday. meteorologist rebecca is here for promiseof more great temperatures on sunday. >> well, actually i ththk we can get two more out of it. we can expect these nice temperatures to last through monday. they're not going to be quite as high as we had today with 60s and upper 50s across eastern iowa, but they're still going to be well above average for this

typically our high temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s in late februruy because,, of cocose, it is still winter but it was unusual we had two records broken in eastern iowa, cedar rapids and waterloo b7th tting up to 64 degrees and beating 40-year old records. so it was a bit of an unusual day today. and it's going to be a little unusual tonight as temperatures are only going to fall into the 40s. and typically our low temperatures are close to about 20 degrere this time of year. but we're going to be in the 40s so a mild night. and by tomorrow, already by 8:00, close to the 50-degree mark. so we're going to be warming up quickly once again. sohat you can expecec over the xt couple of days, it will state mild and breezy for about the next 48 hours. then we have the potential for some rain and snow on tuesday and below normal temperatures toto follow. so the spring-like weather is going to be going awayment but on predictor we'll start in the 50s.

to fall in thenight through e 30 it's. but ononday ck into the 50s once again, 40s in the north. and then temperatures will start to take a dive as we head into tuesday, and we coulde well below freezing for just a bit in the 20s to start off tuesday morning. we'll also have the winds though as we have these warm temperaturesith sustained winds tomorrow around 20 to 25 les an h hr, could e en have wind gusts up to 35 throughout the day. and then to start off monday we'll have sustained winds of about 15 miles an hour. and then as we do throughout the day on monday, windtarts to switch out of the north indicating the arrival of some cooler air. for right now, it's calm and it's mild out there. but we have some storm systems developing to our north a a st. one e stem is going to approach tomorrow and is going to move through but it's not going to cause too much noise, just reenforce t dry air we have in place. monday night into tuesday our

could lead to an increase in rain and snow. but there is little confidence in the system as it has been going back and forth. but they are indicating pretty low coverage of the snow and any accumulation should be light near half an inch to an inch across eastern iowa wshgs just likely a dusting as temperatures will start to go below freezing and these are just two of our models here, both showing really just a half an inch arielle wide. so not too much to worry about. for right now we'llll update you on the website. for tonight, mild, calm, breezy, temperatures staying in the 40s. tomorrow, still pretty good. temperatures getting close to 60 degrees. we'll have a few clouds in the sky. it will still be breezy with those wind gusts possibly up to thrive miles an hour. as we go through the rest of the week h he, 20 degree-e-ing in the opposite direction to 34 on tuesday for a chance of that rain and snow. temperatures near and below

work week, but then by saturday, we get c cse to 400 degrees once again. so it may just escape us for a couple of days there, but then we could see some more signs of spring next weekend. >> so one more day forr bbq's he can take his christmas lights down. >> well at least sunday and parts of monday, of course if you're not working, if you can get outside, then we'll have the 50s. >> we'll take if it's nice. thank you. soo high school, is this your version of march madness, we're getting there right? >> girls have already made it to state. that's startsext. boys trying to get there. tickets were punched tonight fofo the boys. state basketball tournament. coming up in sports how anamosa made some hihiory. that's next on cbs2. us on facebook at facebook/kgan cbs 2.

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sports with zach ham lynn. >> with the regulareason winding down, the iowa state men are playing for one thing. he said it himself he looks at the rejections all the time. hopefully the cyclones paid little attention to kansas state. well, for sure mat thomas did. he gets the shooter's bounce and 1 for the rare four-point play. and when that happens to you, you know it's going to be a good night. jump at the second half tied at 39-39. thomas wide open in the corner and he makes them pay with the three. then not even 20 seconds later, kansas state leaveshem wide open in the corner again and again he rattles it home. the ice man definitely not cold when it comes to shooting. he finished with a game high 20 points and mckay was doing work down low. 14 points, 17 boards, three blococ, all of which made steve throme a happy camper. >> terrific game tonight. three blocks, 17 rebounds,

we need that, that type efffft. he wasas terrific. >> i mean, i wanted to win. i need people to know that i'm going to -- i mean, 100% effort every time i'm on the court and i wanted people to remember me for that. >> pananers going for the season sweep for the purple aces and you and i played great in the half. time winding down. washman beats the buzzer with the floater.. he fininhed with a team high 14. panthers up nine at the break. second half kyleson went to work. he takes it to the rack for two of his ten. u and i up 11. evanss vill woulul cut it to two. but washman comes up with the block and then the purple aces plank the second attempt. panthers hold on 54-52. senior day at carver hosting illinois and they were locked in the first half. they goes basesene. nobobo ops her.

was lights out. she knocks down the triple. part of an 18-0 run. iowa almost blue an 18-point lead. hawks win 61-56. the iowa state women,, they spelled the 31st 85-54. they led the clones. it's been a magical season so far for the basketball team. first they won, then they became the first blue raider team in over 20 years to win their district. and new the guys are one win away from their fst ever trip to state. they're taking down t t substste final l d the blue raiders ran out of the gates. hermanski. -- regee ma wouldattle back. phillips steps through the

rogue els, but too much pound in this one. on the drive, b bks it home, plus one, they head to the state for first time in school history. trying to make about t. back-to-ba trips to states. first quarter they a a work i i down blow to the big fella. pierce and he knows what to do with it. gr jumps down to a s-point lead. and then joel took over. the contact -- and the foul -- gladbrook reinbeck is headed back to state -- 49-41 staying in 1-a -- jesup taking on janseville in another susutate final jump to the third ----than wy-ant -- stops and pops for two -- i promise it went it -- j-hawks led by 4 after threebut the wildcats clawed their way back in the 4th -- isaiah carlson -- drops in the jumper to cut the jesup lead down to 1but wy-ant was too much -- the

see-sell-ski -- he banks it home and jesup is headed to state -- 56 to 52 the final. other teams that punched their ticket to state tonight -- in 2-a -- dike-new hartford and cascade kept their season alive -- it's the cougar's 4th straighthtrip to state and in 1-a -- montezuma's season came to an end -- at the hands of grand view chrisitan. everytime the black hawks and riders skate against each other -- there's a lot more on e line t tn another "w" -- there's bragging rights -- and then there's the cowbell cup standings-- the riders curently have the lead and a win tonight would give them some separation.. first petiod - all waterloo -- nickckwaney's in front of the net - and he finds the back of the net - to make it 1 nothing hawks .. same score in the second -- more hawks -- michael davies fires away - and shane bowe defelctst inin- just like that it's to nothing waterloobut c-r would anmswer -- ross colton lights the lamp -and the riders come all the way back to n

thats a check of sports --

0. tomorrow will be another spring-like day with temperatures near 60 degrees. we'll keep the 50s on monday but then a big change comes with temperatures near the freezing mark, through the rest of the work week, slight chance for

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