during a traffic stop want answers and they want to see the dash-cam video. >> this happened november 1st for right now the city of cedar rapids is responding to the request for more transparency and information. stephanie johnson is at the breaking news desk live. the city just told us the video will not be released yet paraguay? >> cedar rapids police say the iowa department of criminal investigation is still investigating the shooting. that is why they are delaying the release. and they say early release of the video could jeopardize the investigation they say the linn county attorney has advised them that certain records should be kept confidential. the pd says they intend to release video footage of the incident when advised to do so by the county attorney. since that shooting, the family of mitchell has been demanding

he is paralyzed from the neck down after he was shot during the routine traffic stop november 1st. the officer that shot him him a lucas jones, is on administrative leave while the shooting is being investigated by the dci. also, the family of mitchell has reached out to the iowa city chapter for racial injustice -- they want an independent shooting. cbs2 news will bring you the latest on the story tonight at 5:00 as well as the 6:00 broadcast. that is the latest, jenee back to you. >> cbs learned there will be a demonstration outside of the city council meeting. organizers tell cbs2 news they are demanding answers for jerime mitchell. he is the man again those that we just cover that was shot in this traffic stop on november

they will gather at city hall at 4:00 this afternoon. that is for the demonstration. one-woman's recorded incident inspired by her concern for the shooting of jerime mitchell, is making its way around the internet. it has gone viral. melissa kelly posted a video on facebook criticizing the police officers for wearing black bands over their badges. those bands honored police officers that were shot and killed earlier this month. the manager says the woman has made customers feel uncomfortable before. >> of course we know that the pig does whatever it once, whether it is streaming live, live streaming or whatever. the only thing that is alive about the police is the way they kill people and get away with it.

laughing quick do your thing. i'm in a hurry. >> as of now, the video has been viewed more than 300,000 times. any police officer that goes there gets free coffee because of this video. so many people reached out to the coffee shop when seeing this video that the owner set up a fund for donations and also will every donation. cops will get free coffee as long as people continue donating. it is weather time for a look at what is going on after a foggy start to the day. getting you back to the warmer temperatures we were at 33 this morning. now 52 in the last hour as we continue to rise quickly thanks to the clouds and fog being gone. cedar rapids, a sunny sky as the day begins. on the board, 53 in waterloo.

there is a wind out of the south at 5-15. helping to warm things nicely. a few thin clouds passing through this are. a nice and quiet weather day expected not much going on in the way of anything bad. as the end of the week approaches, we are talking about a big change. today, 62. we will tell you what is ahead for thanksgiving will let you know when cold air arrives in about seven minutes. thank you. right now hate crime is happening more often. since election day, the southern property law center sites 300 hate crimes. additionally the fbi annual hate crime reports released monday shows ace sharp spike mostly -- shows a sharp spike mostly against muslim.

. the highest number since 2001 after the 9/11 attacks that is according to the splc. anti- black hate crimes rose 8%. anti- lgbtq growth 5%. anti-jewish hate crimes grows by 9%. a developing story and iowa city. in iowa city couple says they are the latest target for racist messages after donald trump's selection. the family said they found a note that read home now. we don't want terrorists here" hashtag #trump. he was born in sudan but as an american citizen peers the family has received multiple messages of support and love from friends and neighbors. and to make things worse, they say police decided not to investigate the incident now the interim police chief bill campbell told the gazette that his officer's actions in this

this afternoon in iowa city, there will be an anti- hate and antidiscrimination march. according to a facebook event, it will be at the lawn of the pentecost. that is where a peaceful discussion will be held. in an effort to support those who are most vulnerable... out against hate and determination instead. those who are most vulnerable at this time, many people are turning to acts of solidarity. a single safety pin clipped to the clothing represents a safe symbol, but many say it's a quiet stance in a very loud world. today - president elect donald p trumpmeets with his running mate and top advisors to discuss his cabinet and administration.trump's already criticized by both political parties for his choice of steve bannon as cheif

more from the whitehouse. whitehouse. natsot)"well, i don't know exactly what all will be discussed, but i'll be meeting with a lot of different people."alabama senator jeff sessions arrived at trump tower this morning where president-elect donald trump and vice president-elect mike pence are meeting later today to discuss cabinet positions. among the candidates being discussed for secretary of state: former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, and former u.s. ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. former trump campaign finance chair steve mnuchin (mih-new-chin) was recommended as treasury - a former prosecutor - is said to be the leading choice for america's top diplomat, but has limited foreign policy along with steven mnuchin, recommended as treasury secretary. rudy giuliani, a former prosecutor, is said to be the leading choice for america's top democrat but has limited foreign-policy experience. trump transition officials are asking about having some of donald trump's family members get high level security clearance. his three adult children would get access to top secrets but

misses. that could be a problem for trump who criticized hillary clinton's ties to the clinton charitable foundation as pay for play during the campaign. >> if they want to drain the swamp, the relationship with the family and the business would be very open. the walls would be very high. if president trump was to keep faith with the promises he made during the campaign. >> trump has just nine weeks to fill thousands of administrative positions before taking the oath of of bringing prosperity and jobs to the american people along side trump. still - protests over our next president our next president continue across the country - one protest last night turned still, protesters over our whole nation are upset about the next president-elect. a continued to protest last night. one turned violent. is a video from an antitrust protest on the campus of ohio state

[ screaming ] >> batman attacked withholding and anti-trump rally with those people in front of him when he was shoved down the stairs to the attacker quickly taken in by university police. he was 24-year-old shane stance arrested for assault. the protester was not seriously hurt in this attack. one eastern iowa lawmaker plans to propose legislation in january that would target universities and our state that would use taxpayer dollars counseling. bobby coffman of wilton says his bill would be called the, suck it up buttercup, bill. he says under his bill, schools in the state to be subject to budget for double the amount they spend on this kind of counseling. the second part of the bill would allow authorities to criminally charge protesters that block highways. last friday, protesters in iowa city locked in interstate for several minutes.

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 at south gilbert street the suspect amended money but fled when she said she had none. the victim was not hurt. if you know anything or saw anything, call crime stoppers for the number is on your screen . still coming up on the help preserve a historic gravesite of a founding father. . there are some big changes coming up in the weather first forecast. let's take a look at the jet stream. the call weather has pushed away. but it does not stay away too long. we will put this in motion to show you that colder air is moving in.

a fundraising campaign has been launched to save the

right now, a fundraising campaign has been launched to save the damaged gravestone of benjamin franklin. franklin died in 1790 and was of course one of the signers of the declaration of independence. the christchurch preservation trust is trying to raise $10,000 with a gofundme page. the philadelphia grave is a marble tablet and has a crack in it that you can see from tens of thousands of pennies being tossed onto it every year. the coins are tossed on the grave as a tribute to benjamin franklin who said the phrase "a penny saved is a penny earned" ." >> why wouldn't that be covered by federal? >> you would think so. >> why do they have to have gofundme quickset should be federal. >> they have grants for but they need more money pick they have money -- but not enough to fix.

part in the story. >> what about all the pennies? >> put that toward it. taking a look at the weather pic beginning with the almanac. yesterday, 61. normally, we are at 47 degrees. we have been above normal. it is a trend that continues as we look for milder air. cloud cover this noon period will continue to move away with warmer weather. upper 50s to the north lower- 60s in the southern part of the viewing area. continuing to warm. sixtys tomorrow. upper 60s to low 70s for the day thursday. 62 degrees this afternoon. a mainly sunny sky. mostly clear skies this evening. beautiful sunshine right now. after a very foggy start to the day. in cedar rapids currently, 52 with sunshine. we will go about 11 degrees warmer yet. but 52, still above normal. southwest wind at six on the board, 53 in

monticello, 54 -- 55 in washington. wind at 5-10. as much as 12. the southerly flow helps warm us. today, cedar rapids, 52. waterloo, 53. here are the highs as we go off the midwestern picture. starting with iowa. waterloo, 61. cedar rapids, 62 a few thin clouds will shuffle through the forecast.-rack clouds not keeping us away from much. a weak frontal boundary changes the wind speed tonight to the north and west but does not bring moisture appear looking nice and funny and dry wednesday and thursday -- until the next weather maker moves and thursday night into friday. here is what it does. watch what happens thursday

going from the upper 60s to low 70s thursday, to the low 60s friday. here is friday evening. going from 40 down to the upper 20s friday night. only the upper 30s and low 40s for the day saturday. here is a predictor. at least we stay dry for most of the rest of the week here. there are rain chances that move into the forecast friday. rain that eventually turns into may be a flurry or two late friday night into saturday. you want to put that on the radar. the possibility of a few flying flakes around friday night and saturday morning. low 60s around charles city -- central city and centerpoint. cedar rapids, 62. north part of the viewing area this afternoon, upper 50s around decorah. manchester, 65.

tipton, 63. as is iowa city washington, 64. the future is upper 30s. overnight here is a good day thursday. 71 degrees for friday, upper 50s, low 60s. scattered showers saturday and sunday, we are cooler with highs in the 40s. still ahead on the cbs2 news at noon, despite hillary clinton's loss of becoming the first female president, women are still working to break that

apart from the presidential race - women did make strides in politics this year - securing apart from the presidential race, victories in the house and senate. we explore how women are still taking the steps and continue to push the glass ceiling right here in iowa. >> a record number of women ran for state legislatures nationwide including here in pop hillary clinton "to all the little girls who are watching this: never doubt that you are valuable, and powerful, and deserving of

achieve your own dreams."words of encouragement from hillary clinton - conceding to president-elect donald trump after election day.possibily enough encouragement to spark immediate inspiration.sot: dianne bystrom, catt center for women and politics 05:49:12:04 "from wednesday through yesterday --- i was tracking it -- we have over 25 people that just signed up for more information on ready to run" partisan campaign training program at the carrie chapman catt center for women and politics.every other year - the classes guide women towards a life of leadership at all political levels.sot: dianne bystrom, catt center for women and politics 05:52:18:06 "the biggest problem for women in politics is not that they can't get elected, if they run in an open race seat, they have

winning so it's really getting them to run and getting them to run strategically in races that they can win -- typically open seat racecs where there's not an incumbent."iowa's women in politics say they strive to also set a positive example. sot: rep. liz bennett (d - cedar rapids) sot: lt. gov kim reynolds (r - iowa) 05:40:02 "as i travel the state, i'm encouraging young girls and women to serve, etc"in des moines, steffi lee, cbs 2 news. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon,an elusive- yet ?very popular fast food item inspires nationwide hunts. how you can find one near you - simply by picking up your

there are new rules for hybrid and electric cars travelling at low speeds, so pedestrians there are new rules for hybrid and electric cars traveling at low speeds so that people walking can hear them coming. >> they are now required to make noise when moving forward or in reverse while driving up

hour. federal safety regulators say the noise could prevent 2400 pedestrian industries every weight watchers is recalling their smart ones chocolate chip cookie dough sunday because of positive tests for lysteria in the cookie dough. the recall affects smart ones 'best by' the 28th of december through july. weight watchers asks customers to return the ice cream to the store for a full refund. mcdonalds is making it easier for sandwich... to find the mysterious item. mcdonalds is launching a mcrib finder app... it lets users know if any nearby restaurants are serving it... and then share that info with friends.// justin has a final look at your cbs 2 weather first forecast next...but first here's a look at today's market.

the eastern iowa honor flight has a group of neighbors in fairfax to thank for helping

send veterans to washington the eastern iowa honor flight has a group of people at fairfax to thank for their next trip. the flight sends veterans to washington dc to see the war memorials made in their honor. yesterday, a number of groups in fairfax came together with a significant contribution to they raised ready thousand dollars for the honor flight. that money will help 55 veterans get to make that trip. >> it takes an average of 85- $90,000 perch rep. veterans plate -- pay absolutely nothing. let's take a look at the seven day forecast. sixty-two today. upper 30s tonight. tomorrow, 60s. thursday, 70s. mostly sunny. then low 60s and rain friday. may be a flurry friday night and early saturday. low 40s saturday and sunday. mid-40s monday picture thank you for joining us for cbs2 news at noon.

? >> brooke: ridge. what are you doing? >> ridge: i came to see if i could tempt you. [ insects chirping ] ? >> rick: you sure i can't get you anything, aunt katie? >> katie: no, no, i just wanted to swing by and congratulate you on the fashion show. >> rick: yeah. um, everybody kind of ducked out early after it was over. >> katie: well, i can imagine. it must be very stressful. >> rick: it was. it was, uh, it was stressful, and it was a little crazy, too. >> katie: well, it looked like a huge success. i was watching it with your father. >> rick: oh, yeah, no, the collection was amazing.