right now on cbs 2 this morning...we're learning more on who right now we are learning more on who donald trump could pick for his cabinet positions. what police are warning students about after another crime alert. from a local restaurant now closing its doors. and president obama make statements about nato on his last tour. we will take a lie look now at interstate 80. it is 6:00 on the dot. people are starting to head out the door.

happy to be waking up with you. let's take you over to your weather forced -- first forecast. a dense fog alert in effect until 9 am this morning. we have been as cool as 33 degrees. a live look and that is road. you can see it is disappearing in the fog this morning. with that dense fog advisory 33 degrees in town. a quarter mile at waterloo and the same spot where the fog advisory lasts until nine a clock this morning. it also includes washington city.

right now call and eventually they will turn back to the south at five at 5 to 10. the satellite and radar featuring a little fog for us and a little early cloud cover, both of which move out by late morning. your full forecast including what is in store for the rest of the week. i will let you know in about 10 minutes time. in the meantime cbs2 continues to track who donald trump will pick as his closest advisers. right now former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is a top contender for secretary of state. he has been one of donald trump's biggest surrogates during the campaign and was previously linked to the attorney general position, but denies he would be selected for the role as of last night. experts say it would be an out

not much form policy experience. jeff sessions is in the mix for defense secretary. while protesting over our next president continues one protest turned violent last night. check out this video of an anti- trump protest on the campus of ohio state university in columbus. >>[ clip playing ] >> anti-trump rally when he was shoved down the stairs. that attacker quickly taken away by police. those police say he was arrested on assault charges. the protester was not seriously hurt. one lawmaker now plans to propose legislation in january that would target universities in the state that use taxpayer dollars on postelection grief

will be call the suck it up after cup bill. he says schools in the state would be subject to budget cuts for double the amount they spend on activities. the second part would allow authorities to criminally charge protesters who block highways. last friday protesters in iowa city block a portion of the interstate 84 several men. -- several minutes. there will be a march starting at the robert a lee recreation center and will in at the lawn of the pinta christ. that is where peaceful discussion will be held. organizers are asking people to bring signs against hate and discrimination. the meeting he hide the protest is sometimes lost, and all the

calling to an act of solidarity. dora miller shows us how some are turning to a safety pin to help by discrimination. >> [ clip playing ] >>reporter: the meaning behind the protesting can sometimes be lost in the noise. perhaps it is time for a quieter act of solidarity. >> people have to find communication. there is not a single each challenge that accomplishes everything we want. >>reporter: a safety pin a sign for those who feel vulnerable in this country. >> i think it is a great idea and it demonstrates to the community. >> if it is going to bring more love and not a guard so that you are approachable i think it is great.>>reporter: the assistant director of diversity

some of the very fresh wounds. >> we have asked students who have expressed discomfort and who has expressed fear for their safety. we have quite a lot of international students. >>reporter: no it isn't the first symbol it is another attempt to meant a divided country. >> i feel like every person should be that way in general. you shouldn't need a safety pin to tell someone you are okay to live here. >> will decide out? of course, but i think the more we have a conversation the more we can move forward. >>reporter: dora miller was reporting. mount mercy university is university of iowa police - are now again telling students who live in dorms to lock their doors.this comes after a second invasion - in less than a week.

a west-side dorm - someone woke up to another person entering their room - and later noticed some of their things missing.a similiar incident was reported last thursday in an ?east-side dorm. this is now the sixth crime alert sent out to the campus this semester. new this morning - police need your help finding the suspect of an armed robbery that happened last night in iowa city.authorities say a college-aged white male pulled a gun on a woman in a parking lot on south gilbert street.the suspect demanded mone said she had none.the victim was not hurt - you're asked to call crime-stoppers if you have any information.that number is on our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. just two hours ago - presdient obama's plane landed in greece. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live at the president obama's plane landed

president obama's final foreign tour as president. president obama want to reassure our allies that nothing will change between the u-s and european countries-- here is a live look of the president in greece right now nowtoday he plans to meet with greece prime minister and discuss the debt crisis.on wednesday he will make a speech about globalization and democracy.later on wednesday he will fly to germany and later to peru. peru.throughout his visit he will explain the u-s election results to foreign leaders. back to you.

delaying a hearing - for dylann roof. roof.the hearing will decide if he's competent to stand trial.roof is facing 33 charges for the deaths of nine church-goers in charleston, south carolina last year.jury selection for his trial started last week - only to be abruptly stopped for a last minute- pysch-evaluation.the psychologist examining roof won't be done until sometime today - so we'll find out if he can stand trial on thursday. a federal judge now ruled one of the subjects documentary "making a murderer" be released from jail. jail.brendan dassey was convicted of murder in 2007 after he and his uncle - steven avery were convicted of killing teresa hall -back back when dassey was only sixteen. in august - a judge over- turned his conviction - saying his rights were violated during questioning.the netflix series suggested investigators took advantage of dassey - and coax him into a confession.the questioning. the netflix series suggested

lone star steakhouse and saloon in cedar rapids closed its doors after 24 years. a sign on the door states lone star will be permanently closed and thanked customers for their loyalty. the future of the space right now is uncertain. if you are just waking up in manchester it is 36 degrees, you are seeing fog as well. still to come, a recorded rant directed towards police goes viral. why a local woman reported it in the first place. plenty of sunshine this morning. temperatures remain mild. low 60s today and low 60s tomorrow. we will let you know how long

that morning, a chilly morning out there with a little fog to start us out. the patchy fog will eventually lift. a dense fog advisory in effect. we thursday where we are expecting lower 70s. we will stop at 56 and lunch time with a high of 62 degrees as we had through the day. here is a live load at cedar rapids. that is all the fog that has settled in. it is about 200 feet in the air, our tower is at 300 feet

33 degrees right now, but it feels like 28. visibility at 10 miles. a quarter-mile in waterloo. be mindful you will run into reduced visibility. a dense talk advisory all the way down to washington. cedar rapids and iowa city and back towards charles city. 37 interview, and 39 right now for 38 this morning, but look how nice and warm. 68 the state capital, 61 in waterloo and upper 50s into

it does change our windspeed this afternoon with wins out of the south and midday. more sunshine tomorrow and thursday and our next weather maker is that cold front that brings showers in for the day on friday and much cooler air to follow. the predictor is pretty quiet out there mainly clear and 30s. tomorrow mostly sunny skies as we look forward to low 60s again. wins south and west at 5 to 10. in the north upper 50s, the denied impulse feel 61 in manchester and waterloo and 58 in new hampshire mac the southern part of the viewing

monticello and 63 over and the amana's. the extended forecast for you features the 60s again tomorrow. some scattered showers throughout the day maybe rumbles of thunder as well. you will notice we go from low 60s on friday to low 30s friday night, maybe a flurry or two late friday night, but we will the middle of the day. and the week of thanksgiving teachers some nice temperatures and 50s for thanksgiving day on thursday. >> is you are doing the turkey trot, it will be good weather. >> i think it is this weekend. >> i thought it was thanksgiving morning?

>> tank giving i will be running from the kitchen to the refrigerator to the couch, back to the kitchen, back to the couch. >> that is a lot of cardio. you are going to need to buff up on those carbs >> you are going to go out and go shopping on thanksgiving night? back home used to thanksgiving morning. >> sometimes we go late thursday night and friday.>> keep thursday as thanksgiving. >> if you know my family for

it is now 6:17 am let's go to claremont right now 31 degrees with a bit of fog. coming up how airlines are coming out with new ways to prevent your luggage from

have you ever landed somewhere without your luggage?it happens to one in 300 have you ever landed somewhere without your luggage?

we are looking at some innovations that could improve the odds and make it less likely to be you. >>reporter: this woman just got her luggage hours after she arrived in washington.>> it is frustrating, especially since i am actually headed somewhere else tomorrow. >>reporter: last year more than 23 million backs were mishandled worldwide. delta is now using a new system to give tracking of bags with cell phone alerts and even a map to show a current location. these luggage tags have a small radio frequency identification chip, which is scan as the bag moves through the system and onto a plane. if this light turns red it means that bag does not belong

>> we believe this is already had a 5-10% reduction in the number of mishandled baggage in our system.>>reporter: alaska is also testing electronic baggage tabs. the industry believes airlines could save up to $3 billion over the next several years with this technology. the new system is being rolled out at 84 airports across the us. the airline things that will be able to low playing faster now the cruise did not have to individually scan every back by analysts say everytime an airline loses a suitcase and can't get it delivered at the baggage claim - it costs them about 100-dollars to bring it to the passenger at their home or hotel. it's right now it's degrees in

next, why one corridor city - is having trouble with leaf clean up. up.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have...

we have some fog out there this morning. here is a lifeboat looking off towards the west. down there is collins road and blairs ferry road. the fog will burn off by 10:00 this morning. 33 and cedar rapids, rda in

there is the dense fog advisory in effect through nine this morning and that does include most of the viewing area from iowa city back up to decorah. take a little extra time this morning. fog burns off, we are at 62 as the kids had home from school. obviously a little bit of thought coverage will call for mostly 71 thursday, 61 on friday. we will cool down in a big way friday night, some life flurries possible on saturday with a high of 40. >> here is a look at some of the things going on around eastern iowa on this tuesday

means a lot of leaves on the ground. the city can't quite keep up. several cleanup crews were out on the north east quadrant of cedar rapids as late as monday afternoon despite leaf pickup being scheduled for last wednesday and thursday. the flooding push back the collection by one week, but this delay is a different story for a different reason. >> we have a lot of leaves down right now and that means it is taking a trucks to move through their routes. >> officials say residents can also use yard cards to store leaves and other organic materials and they are collected weekly throughout the year. >> cedar rapids firefighters donated $32,000 to the nda rested a. they generously gave the money during the field the boot campaign over labor day

it is the 32nd year the fire department has participated. >> it is now 6:27 am. the morning to you if you are waking up with us in norway it is 36 degrees, a little patchy out there. coming up next the steps being

morning...how a racially fueled note - targetted a local couple. and another right now this morning how racially fueled no targeted a local couple. and another political message from a restaurant. plus the extra incentive to get a bridge back up and running. we are taking a lifeboat right

you can see the fog up in the right hand side of your screen. the roadways are pretty clear with regular traffic on them. be careful with the cooler temperatures on those roadways. welcome this morning. less check in with justin with your weather first forecast. we just saw the fog in that traffic camera. >> a dense fog advisory in effect until 9 am. a cool start to the day. the last few hours we have been below the 400 mark. we turn the camera back towards the east to catch that sunrise and you can see just above the clouds deck a nice clear sky. once the fog moves out we are clear with sunshine, foggy and 33 and cedar rapids. about a quarter-mile visibility and cedar rapids and less than

there is the fog advisory, everyone included until 9 am. take some extra time. low 30s around waterloo, 38 in iowa city, 34 in washington, 39 in decorah. wins to the south about 5 to 10 miles per hour. we will have a mostly sunny sky today as we had through the rest of the pictures say no moisture expected. here is the planner, take a jacket with you this morning. 42 at 9 pm -- 9 am, i will let you know how much longer we can deal with this warmer weather before a big change comes our way. also developing this morning and iowa city couple says they are the latest targets of racist messaging after donald

the couple told the family they found a note after returning from his father's funeral reading "you can all go home now. we do not want blank and terrorism here. ". since then the family has received multiple messages of support and love from friends and neighbors. to make matters worse he says police decided not to investigate the incident. and turned the police ie unacceptable." also in iowa city - a restaurant is now accused of discrimination - against supporters of donald trump.cbs 2 news spoke to one man who was going to stella - near kinnick stadium after saturday night's game.he was surprised to find out they were charging a cover, and doubling that charge for people that voted for trump. as we got closer to the door, we noticed there was a sign on the door that said, "yes, this is discrimination, but you voted for it."

his business elsewhere.cbs 2 news reached out several times to the owner of stella for comment- but we've not heard back. developing story this morning - mexico is reacting to the possibility of mass deportations in their near futu. future.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is at the breaking news desk with more. more.jenee - mexico has now said they are working on a plan to deal with those mass deportations - that president- deportation. now and sunday on 60 minutes donald trump said that he is looking to deport more than 3 million immigrants from the country. mexico president says he has a series of measures in place in case that happens and the exact alley.before president elect trump takes office mexcio's

inaugration. back to you. apart from the presidential race - women did make strides in politics this year - securing several victories in the u.s. house and senate.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee explores how women are taking steps -- to continue pushing the glass ceiling in iowa. iowa. steffi: a record number of women ran for state legislatures nationwide, including here in iowa. and despite a tough election season, there's still a lot of interest from women wanting to get involved in politics.nat pop hillary clinton "to all the little girls who are watching this: never doubt that you are valuable, and powerful, and deserving of every chance and opportunity in the world to pursue and achieve your own dreams."words of encouragement from hillary clinton - conceding to president-elect donald trump after election day.possibily

dianne bystrom, catt center for women and politics 05:49:12:04 "from wednesday through yesterday --- i was >> from wednesday until yesterday we have over 25 people who just sign up -- signed up for more information already to run. >> it is a campaign training program for women in politics. every other year the classes guide women towards a life of levels. >> the biggest problem for women is not that they cannot get elected, they have about a 52% chance of winning. it is really getting them to run and getting them to run strategically. >>reporter: iowa with women in politics say they strive to also set a positive example. >> and colleagues have been willing to give me a fair shot and i would encourage any young woman out there taking about running for office to step up

state i am constantly encouraging young girls and women to think about not only running for office, but serving on a school board or on a nonprofit. with campaigns depending on the internet to spread their messages, ready to run increase workshops on social media. registration for those start january 17. demonstration outside the nice cedar rapids city council meeting. organizers say they demand answers and justice for jeremy mitchell, a man shot during a traffic stop on november 1. they are using the #justice for jeremy. one woman is recorded incident and a copy shop is making its way around the internet. she posted a video on facebook showing her calling three police officers names and

black bands over their badges. those bands honor sergeant -- honored to officers ambushed and killed earlier this month. the manager says this woman has also may customers feel uncomfortable before. >> of course we know the peak does whatever it wants whether it is streaming live, live streaming or whatever. alive about the police is the way they kill people and get away with a. -- with it. >> whitey don't you go die laughing. come on, do your thing. >> we have also seen the woman being kicked out of two donald trump rallies and this morning the video has been viewed more than 250,000 times.

people will join together to stand in solidarity with standing rock. at 1 pm this afternoon advocates will gather across the country demanding president obama stop the pipeline. here in iowa groups will meet in the morning and traveled to nebraska to protest outside the army corps of engineers office in omaha. in washington dc protesters will hold a sit in and march to highway 965 is now open. for opening the bridge five days earlier than expected. part of the company's contract with the county included an insentive clause - meaning for every day ahead of schedule - the company got 3-thousand dollars. in cedar rapids - the national science foundation is giving 800-

will go towards a variety of programs.more than half will be used to fund scholarships for students preparing for careers in electrical, computer, and software engineering.more than 22- thousand students enroll at kirkwood each year. it's and right now in it's degrees.there's still more cbs 2 this morning to come.but first let's take a look at what we're working on for fox 28 morning live. live.already thinking about your holiday gift list?we show you all the newest tech that will make you the favorite holiday gift list? we're going to show you some of the new technology that will make you the favorite in a family. plus, the holidays are nothing without delicious meals. how you can delight your loved

sandwich. yesterday we got to the upper 50s and lower 60s, i will

that morning, a little ball to start the day. temperatures once again mild with middle and lower 60s on the board. we are warming through the next couple of days 60s tomorrow and 70s for thursday. 41 degrees at 9 am, 56 around lunchtime with a high of 62. that is well above normal. there is all that fog on the lower level this morning as it is reducing some of that visibility. 31 in cedar rapids, 100%

quarter of a mile in waterloo. and visibility about 7 miles in iowa city. we have a dense fog advisory in effect until 9 am. it includes most of the viewing area. temperatures on the map this morning looking at 39 in decorah, 37 interview, 32 waterloo, and around the state in the low 60s for cedar rapids, 60 around davenport, 68 in des moines, and the midwest has even warmer weather. middle to upper 70s around denver and wichita. nice and mao air will eventually move into our forecast. that will change our winds from

moisture expected, more sunshine for wednesday and thursday for the next weather maker moves and. it is a cold proper thursday night, it brings rain and thunder to the picture for friday and eventually some big cold down temperatures for saturday, sunday, and monday. taking a look at the forecast, mostly sunny with a southwest when at five at 5-10. in the northern part of the viewing area we will find nine in decorah, 58 in new hampton, waterloo and manchester at 61. the southern part of the viewing area around 62 in monticello. after the fog moved out 63 tomorrow, look at this nice and mild day for thursday, 71 is

thunder. maybe some flurries saturday no accumulation expected down to 22 with a clear cold night saturday night. we are staying in those lower 40s for sunday with sunshine. tuesday wednesday and thanksgiving day, upper 40s to lower 50s. it shouldn't be any travel concerns around the midwest. the bigger story is reality and then some after some light snow and flurries possible friday night into saturday. no accumulation expected so do not worry about anything major. >> i know lots of people are worried, you don't need to be according to justin. it is now 6:46 am. good morning

town. you can barely see the cars coming through. be very careful heading out

welcome back, it is 6:49 am. here is a live look at interstate 380. you can see the fog and how far the visibility is this morning. when heading out, be wary of the fog and the conditions of the roadway. there are some school delays going on, be sure to check in

independence are delayed two hours. just be on your toes and know what is going on. we will also track all of that and let you know the moment we know delays. cbs2 news continues to track who donald trump will pick as his closest advisers. right now rudy giuliani is a top contender for secretary of state. that comes from a senio official who does not want to be named. giuliani has been one of donald trump's biggest campaign supporters. experts say it would be an out- of-the-box choice because he does not have much form policy experience. also of note, jeff sessions is

secretary. while protesting continues across the nation, one protest turned violent last night. we have video of an anti-donald trump protest in columbus. check it out. >>[ clip playing ] >> the man attacked was holding an anti-trout rally when he was shoved down the stairs. the attacker was quickly taken away by police. they say that he is one eastern iowa lawmaker now plans to propose legislation in january - that would target universities in the state - that use taxpayer dollars on post-election grief counseling. counseling.bobby kaufmann of wilton - says his bill will be call the "suck it up, buttercup bill."the press citizen reports that under his bill - schools in the state would be subject to budget cuts for double the amount

the second part of his bill would allow authorities to criminally charged protesters who block highways.last friday - protesters in iowa city - block a portion of interstate 80 for several minutes. university of iowa police - are now again telling students who live in dorms to lock their doors.this comes after a second invasion - in less than a week. week.early sunday morning - in a west-side dorm - someone woke up to another person entering their room - and later noticed some of their incident was reported last thursday in an ?east-side dorm. this is now the sixth crime alert sent out to the campus this semester. new this morning - police need your help finding the suspect of an armed police need your help finding a suspect in an armed robbery that happened in iowa city last night. authority say a white male pulled a gun on a woman in a

the woman said she did not have any. if you saw or know anything you're asked to call crime stoppers. a federal judge has delayed a hearing for dylan roof. it will decide if he is competent to stand trial. he is facing 33 charges for the death of nine churchgoers in charleston south carolina. jury selection started last w a last-minute psychiatric evaluation. the psychologist examining him would not be done until sometime today. by the night we should find out if he can stand trial on thursday. it is now 6:53 am. good morning to you on this tuesday. when we come back we will take a look at the three stories you need to know.

here are the three stories you need to know to start your tues. tuesday.an iowa city couple says they received a racially charged note that read "you here are the three stories you need to know to start your day: in iowa city couple says they received a racially charged note. he and his family say they found a note after retuin father's funeral. he says police decided to not investigate an entire the police chief says the officer's actions were absolutely unacceptable. there will be a demonstration outside tonight city council meeting. organizers say they demand answers and justice for jeremy mitchell who was shot on november 1 during a traffic

uncertain right now. the future of the space is now uncertain. >> a little fog as we start the day here are temperatures, 33 in cedar rapids, 38 in iowa city, 40 degrees in dubuque, there is the dense fog advisory for a good chunk of the viewing area

? good morning. it is tuesday, november 15th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." president-elect trump eye state. he's also looking at ways to give his older children top secret security clearance. raising new concerns about business conflicts. more than 70 wildfires burn across a bone dry southeast. hundreds of buildings are threatened. we're on the front line of one of the toughest sites. plus, a group of moms helping underprivileged students. a more perfect union that highlights stories of americans from different backgrounds