>> right now on cbs 2 news 10 at 10 a family demands of justice after a police shooting in cedar rapids. anytime soon. soon.plus...cracking down on pr. protests."i have named the bill the suck it up buttercup b" >> cracking down on protesters. >> i have named the bill the buttercups suck up. >> what -- prec responses. >> i want to see different punishments for those who target police. >> the proposal for harsher penalties for those who attacked i was finest. why one group says they are tough enough. >> now the corridor top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first 10 minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 attend. >> first attend the warmer

developing tonight could be a possibility. will talk more about that and the be changed cold weather forecast i had. >> developing tonight cedar rapids police are responding to public demand to release dash cam video of a recent police shooting. the departmental cbs 2 news officer lucas jones pulled over 37-year-old jerime mitchell. they say mitchell started fighting with officer jones who shot him. mitchell drove away hitting two

university of iowa hospital where his family says he remains paralyzed tonight. the crpd says they are following the advice of the linn county attorney's office. not releasing the video because it's part of a dci investigation. officer. jones is still on paid administrative leave. that's protocol for officer involved shootings. this is the second shooting for which officer jones has been investigated. he was cleared in last year's deadly shooting of tonight 10 eight family is demanding answers of the shooting. dora miller has been following this case from the beginning and joins us on the ongoing outcry. >> reporter: every single day for two weeks jerime mitchell support system has been demanding answers. they have been on this corner and across the street asking for the public support.

>> every night you will hear them on this corner. friends and family of jerime mitchell making sure he is not forgotten. >> we want to make sure this does not get swept under the rug. >> rituals family says the one thing they want our answers about what happened that night. lease of a crucial video is still on hold to expect it adds insult to injury. we want them to release it so that way we can get justice. >> difficult it believes there's transparency in an effort to work together. >> while they wait in protest for support mitchell's family says they will continue to keep it civil. >> with these peaceful demonstration want to make sure our voices are heard and we are bringing awareness. we want to make sure we are doing it the right way. >> what community members bring issues that are coming closer

issues for people getting stop for taillights and license plate lights. >> we want to make sure that it does not happen to any other family. this is horrific. >> his mother and nisei that mitchell is hanging in there. they say he is a fighter and will continue to fight on his be there's no word on when they are planning to release the. covering the corridor in cedar rapids dora miller cbs 2 news. >> protesters took to the sidewalks of iowa city to show they will not stand for hate in their community. >> high school students organize a march through the ped mall in the pantograph after some of them experienced termination in school following the election. they say the big crowd shows they are not alone. >> there are people in the community that care. for that one bad person there's 100 good people. we have been welcoming and

>> after a rally on the pent across the marchers went to a city hall meeting to speak with local leaders about their concerns. >> several rallies protesting donald trump election victory has disrupted daily life of people across the country. one rally brought traffic on i- 80 near iowa city to a standstill during the evening commute. now and i will lawmaker is trying to limit where protesters can go. >> you have a right to p have a right to throw a temper tantrum on interstate 80 and put my constituents lives in da" danger."kaufmann's bill would also ?fine colleges for ?any tax dollars spent on what he calls "cry-rooms" for students upset over the election. opponents say the bill threatens freedom of speech. the recent ambush of two des moines area police officers is sparking new discussion about tougher laws against people who target law enforcement.cbs 2 news statehouse reporter steffi lee tells us about this proposal at the capitol.

at the urbandale police department - flags still fly at half staff with chalk art lining the sidewalks in front of a growing memorial.it's been almost two weeks since the tragic shooting deaths of des moines police sgt. tony beminio and urbandale police officer justin martin.sot: sgt. chad underwood, urbandale police department 06:08:19 "seeing the support and the outpouring of the community that supports us has been a wonderful wonderful appreciation for what we do everyday."another form of support for all law enforcement- could soon come in legislation.republican state representative ken rizer plans to draft a bill - pushing for tougher penalities for people who attack law enforcement officers and firefighters.sot: rep. ken rizer (need gfx) 06:12:56:07 "i'm looking at attempted murder, second- degree murder, vehicular homicide - some of those crimes that might be associated more with actually trying to target and or kill

firefighters."steffi: rizer says he's meeting with other lawmakers to narrow down the finer details within this bill - but one possibility that could be brought into discussion is to increase the mandatory minimum of the prison sentence depending on the crime.sot: sgt. chad underwood, urbandale police department 06:05:59:03 "personally there's still a lot of pain and grief going on at my agency and here in the metro so personally, obviously i think i'd like to see stiffer punishments for those who target police or individuals that commit heinous crimes such as the ones we've experienced in the last couple of weeks with our own agency."but sgt. chad underwood says regardless of what lawmakers decide - it's their job to serve. chad underwood 06:05:52:18 "professionally as a police agency, we have an obligation to fulfill all laws made by our legislatures."in des moines, steffi lee, cbs 2 news. the aclu of iowa tells cbs 2 news it is against any legislation calling for increased penalties.the any legislation calling for increased penalties. prosecuted aggressively - premeditated killing or a

officer is already first degree murder which carries harshest penalities under iowa laws." in light of recent events, cedar rapids police will hold a community prayer service with a number of area pastors. called "to pray and serve," the event begins this sunday afternoon at three at several locations.if you would like to take part, you can go to the cedar rapids, marion or hiawatha police departments, or to the linn county sheriff's office. a southwest airlines employees is dead tonight after a world airport in oklahoma city. city.cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry is tracking the latest developments at the breaking news desk. oklahoma citysouthwest airlines employee killed suspected killer was found dead in a vehicle in the parking garage at will rogers world airport12:50 p.m. shots fired call -- parking lot of will rogers world airport.

now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in iowa city - some hawkeye fans may have taken their celebrations too far.after the shocking win over michigan saturday - some fans reportedly took advantage of players and the coaching staff

their equipment.today, head coach kirk ferentz told cbs 2 news about a dozen or more football helmets were missing as of sunday.one helmet was found near the ped mall.the head hawk says not to worry - the team will be ready to go for saturday's game at illinois. cedar rapids mayor ron corbett is now urging ?state lawmakers to boost the minimum wage across ?iowa.corbett tells cbs 2 news - if lawmakers want to stop ?local governments from raising the wage -- the ?state needs to boost it to eight-sixty an follows governor branstad's suggestion of a ?single statewide minimum instead of a variety of wages that vary by county.four counties including linn and johnson have already four counties including lynn and johnson have raised the minimum wage. lisbon is the latest city to consider opting out about linn county minimum wage increase. city leaders past the first reading of an ordinance to do so last night. the county wide mandate would increase the minimum wage to

the next reading in lisbon is scheduled for november 20. >> that's the corridor top stores and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first 10 minutes. >> still to come. >> as president elect trump points in his cabinet and a closer look >> after a fine day today were watching a major storm system to the west of us. i will bring the possibility of new record highs on thursday afternoon and a big change to

cbs 2 this morning - it's being called the vinyl revolution..records are popular again -find out what's fueling the turn around - that's tomorrow on >> if you liked today you will like tomorrow and the next day. maybe not friday. >> line. >> we have big cold front on the way. we still have two more days of beautiful weather in eastern iowa. you may not know it but we have not had any rain since november 2. we are on our 13th consecutive dry day. we will stay dry through thursday. the next chance of a few showers , until the front arrives on

our satellite we do have a few scattered clouds to the northeast of us. in eastern iowa stars are out. as we go to the nighttime hours the temperatures continue to cool with light winds there will be enough low-level moisture that we could see if you patchy areas of fog. that would be the only issue for the corridor commute tomorrow morning. otherwise temperatures around the region should be around 35 to 36 degrees. the sunshine will emerge through the afternoon. that will warm the temperatures quickly. be in the 60s tomorrow. after the fall threat tonight another sunny, mild day tomorrow. we than have that be changed to colder weather as we get towards the end of the week in a big storm rolls across the midwest. we will talk about that. the timestamp on a graphic shows wednesday at 2:00 the frontal system will be around the midwest. we have high pressure to the east of us.

still in check as we keep our highs in the 60s. eventually the low pressure will deepen and such advance northeast and with strong south winds developing on thursday that's the date that highs have a good chance to reach into the lower 70s and maybe some record highs. notice what's happening on the other side of the front. a lot of snow developing from the dakotas into northwest minnesota. there could be placed in north mies the first winter type storm of the season. we are on the warm side of it on thursday. we will be 72 degrees in cedar rapids and 69 depute. these are the records for the date. it looks like readings should be a few degrees short unless we get a boost of warm air that we're not expecting. but a warm day expected tomorrow and thursday. the next three days temperatures will average 17 to 27 degrees above normal. then our strong cold front

37 degrees. we are going from 72 to 37. then the cold air is expected to linger through the weekend. as far as the weekend it will be the coldest since february. were going back to february 13 and 14th we had the pictures of 16 and 20. this will be the first back-to- back 30 since march 2. we do have colder weather on the way. for tonight and tomorrow still in the mice -- nice mild air. tonight temperatures will be 32 to 35. down to the south readings will be around 34 237. tomorrow afternoon temperatures expected to jump into the upper 50s to lower 60s in the northern counties and down to the south temperatures will be back in the low to midshipman 60s. another fine day. in the extended forecast you can see the temperatures do

following readings in the afternoon and over the weekend. maybe a few scattered flurries around on saturday. >> next on cbs 2 news repealing obamacare. how likely president- elect trump will make good on a major campaign promise. >> listen throughout the day for your weather first forecast

it was one of the biggest

promises on the campaign trail. donald trump vowing to repeal and replace obamacare on day one. >> scott thuman examines how likely that is and what changes you should expect as he takes us beyond the podium. >> reporter: day one for anything is a tall order specifically because trump cannot do or undo a lot of these issues with executive orders. not expect some big changes. >> with that stroke of a pen back in 2010 the healthcare world changed dramatically. now donald trump wants to use his own ink. >> to immediate repeal and replace obamacare. >> clarified on 60 minutes that does not mean throw out the baby with the bathwater. those with existing conditions for example could remain covered. >> yes because it happens to be one of the strongest assets.

>> what is likely to change? what they replace the current structure some of the elements may look familiar. >> james of the enterprise institute says trump's plan is not terribly different than what speaker paul ryan has been pushing. trump has proposed tax reductions and the ability to buy across state lines. he says any appeals coordinating with improvements. >> my recommendation is they should not proceed with a plan that replaces the aca unless they know it will provide people with a certainty that they can get health insurance if they wanted. >> wall police facts says trump's plan could cause more than 20 million mostly low income to lose their coverage and increase cost abc news reports many are safe temporarily. once a plan is bought for the year insurance has to covered.

there will be healthcare policies complex and not everyone will be happy. >> whatever republicans do its best they do it in compromise with democrats. that way if there is another powershift on the hill democrats would be less likely to come in and do these changes. on capitol hill i'm scott thuman. >> now that republicans have a firm grip their own concerns of changes that will impact the environment. >> some i would say elect trump as he adds members to the cabinet it's raising ????????????????clean air - - clean water - - climate change.they're all topics - donald trump talked about during the campaign. campaign.but state senator rob hogg - - of cedar rapids says - that's the problem. this is one time environmental groups are hoping a candidate - doesn't?? keep his promises. trump told voters he wants to see more use - of coal and

drill - - for oil in the arctic - is on his short list for secretary of the interior. and trump and one of his top advisors - say climate change - a lie. lie. " the alarm bells are going off .. this could be an environmental calamady. " he could not just delay us years, he could actually set us way back by doing new fossil fuel developments .. not just in this country but around the world .. he could set us back decades and we don't have decades says - republicans have a history of protecting the environment that stretches - back to teddy roosevelt environment it stretches to teddy roosevelt establishing the national parks and as george w. bush pushing for solar energy. he says in the long run for president tom -- trump is had a chance to examine the issues

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the celebration from saturday and now cbs 2 sports with zach hanley. >> the celebration from saturday night is now over and all i was eyes are on illinois. pat moroney found that the hawks are not overlooking the ally night because they are flying high. >> after knocking out third

better about themselves. not because of what they did but of what they know they can do going forward. >> the mood is good. everyone realize that we can play with a lot of guys. it's the same as last week. we want to come out and compete with every play. >> i don't think confidence was an issue for us. it has not been like that. it s >> on paper illinois does not look like much but the hawkeyes approach every week the same. this is not a trap game. >> it's another big ten game. none of them come easy. we have to stay focused and have energy. >> we did not do a good job two weeks ago. we will get tested against this week and next week. >> like we did against penn state we put a tough loss behind us.

went behind us as well. >> whatever i what wants to accomplish for the rest of the season won't matter unless they be illinois. historically they have. the last loss to the fighting a line i came in 2008 in champaign in iowa city pat moroney cbs 2 sports. >> instate rivalry on the hardware i was a posting uni. panthers were on the attack. angie drops the triple. bridget dials long distance and connects 43 -- for three. iowa state wins 76-68.

>> outside we will have morning fog but not as dense as this morning. temperatures will go from 35 at 16 to 63 degrees in the afternoon. once again i stress normal highs are in the upper 40s. i think we have lost track of that. 70s are expected on thursday with near record highs. >> a little chilly when you get the paper but other than that -- >> that's not too bad. >> thank you for watching cbs 2 news 10 it and. >> have a great night.

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