case continues... a campus bus route turns deadly in ames. now the man accused of the fatal hit and run has his day in court... we'll tell you how long he faces behind bars. tanning feud... iowans rally to save the skin of minors. we'll tell you why with or without a decision from lawmakers, things may be headed in a safer direction. job fair.. an event in des moines will try to match people looking for work with companies looking to hire. it's monday february 15th..

i-80/35 @ west mix i-235 @ guthrie first on 13... we're following a developing story this morning out of wright county. authorities there are investigating a double shooting that happened last night. police say it happened in the 100 block of north lucas in eagle

one, we know was flown to a des moines hospital by helicopter. no word on their condition this morning. police have yet to name any suspects or say what led to the shooting. we're expecting to hear more on this later this morning. today, the cyride bus driver accused in a deadly hit and run is set to face a judge... 23 year old benjamin clague is accused of killing emmalee jacobs near campus last december. his arraignment is scheduled for 1-30 today in nevada court. ames police say clague hit the college student as she was crossing lincoln way. jacobs later died in the hospital... bus video led police to arrest clague about a month later. it includes incriminating audio of the accident and shows him stop soon after to check his bus for damage. he now faces five years in prison if convicted. governor terry branstad has

staff today... it's all to honor supreme court justice scalia, who died over the weekend. the governor and his wife expressed condolences in a statement yesterday. it reads ...quote "chris and i wish to extend our deepest condolences to the family of justice scalia. he was a brilliant constitutional scholar that adhered the original intent that the founding fathers had for our u-s constitution.... flags will remain at half staff today until sunset tonight. tanning bed opponents are preparing to win over law makers this morning... tomorrow about 100 iowans -- including melanoma survivors -- will crowd the state capitol to convince lawmakers this is the year to take action. they want minors banned from using tanning beds. bills like that have come up before... but they've never gotten very far. now all the talk about a

busier than ever. "i think the exposure that's on the issue is gaining traction. i can tell from my own personal business that there are more girls coming in for those events. and i think that's great, and i encourage all of them to go back to school and tell their friends about it." the iowa house is now considering the bill.. which will only affect those under 18 this time. lawmakers changed it from 18 and under, hoping to help it pass. today iowans honor presidents past... and it may mean a change of plans for your daily errands. today's president's day holiday is a federal holiday... so you can expect the following spots to be closed. the list includes all post offices, many libraries, and some banks. there will also be no mail delivery. here in des moines though, the central library is open. and they're using presidents day

other than books... channel 13's josh nguyen joins us from there this morning to tell us how the library is teaming up with goodwill to get people back on their feet after losing their job.

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patchy fog is showing up in spots this morning. some light snow is falling in sw iowa and a few roads are starting off slick because of it. today will be the start of a warming trend throughout the week. we'll be in the middle to upper 30s monday- wednesday, with upper 40s to lower 50s following through the weekend. besides a rain/snow mix on tuesday morning, most of the

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coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's agribusiness report. then... it's a family affair on the presidential campaign trail. who jeb bush is bringing to a rally in south carolina to today to try to boost his following before that state's primary. then... questions remain... supreme court justice antonin scalia passed away over the weekend. where his body will be sent today... and what his family is saying about late

this week, the obama administration rolled out a $4.1 trillion budget deal with an $18 billion cut to crop insurance. some lawmakers were quick to voice disapproval of the plan. house ag chair mike conaway says it would be a sever blow to farmers. pat roberts, the senate ag chair, calls the new budget an attack on risk management. iowa senator chuck grassley also voiced disapproval in a conference call, he says the budget as a whole usually gets no support and the individual issues in it will get looked at. but when it comes to crop insurance cuts, he points to the omnibus spending package last year, where they got cuts removed. grassley says, "legislators plus the white house want to take money out of crop insurance. we

got the votes to stop it now. the second thing is, there's just kind of a rule about farm bills over the last 35 years. you spend a year or two writing a farm bill, it's a five year farm bill, you want farmers to have certainty so you don't open up a farm bill." according to the national crop insurance services, producers pay a collective $4 billion every year for crop insurance. they say cutting it would make farming more expensive especially with low commodity

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23 year old benjamin clague is accused of hitting and killing emmalee jacobs along his bus route last december. police say bus video led them to arrest clague one month later. he now faces five years in prison if convicted. his arraignment is scheduled for this

the body of late supreme court justice antonin scalia returns home to virginia today. that's as the talk surrounding his replacement only grows louder... a hearse carrying the justice departed a funeral home for el paso international airport sunday. the 79-year-old justice died in his sleep while on a hunting trip in texas. he was found unresponsive saturday morning. c-n-n reports scalia's family and texas officials have decided not to do an autopsy. no word on an official cause of death. scalia's death leaves eight justices on the court -- an even split between liberals and conservatives. ... that made for a hot topic during saturday's republican debate. after a moment of silence to honor scalia... the candidates were asked how things should move forward. president obama has said he intends to name scalia's replacement... but some believe the decision should be delayed.

president obama's pick... in an effort to give a new republican president a chance to make the nomination. "so i believe the president should not move forward and i think we ought to let the next president of the united state decide who is going to run that supreme court with a vote by the people of the united states of america " president obama says he plans to move forward quickly... and is urging the supreme court to give his nominee a fair hearing and a timely vote. today republican candidate jeb bush gets a boost from a fellow bush... former president george w. bush hits the campaign trail this morning--to help his brother. he'll will appear with jeb at a rally in south carolina. jeb says george w. can vouch for his readiness to be commander in chief. he's also hoping it gives him more momentum to recover from a fourth place finish in new hampshire.

still ahead on today in iowa... urbandale drivers are headed for a slow down this morning. we'll tell you why monday rush hour will be heavier than normal for the next nine months. and what you can expect when

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today in honor of the supreme court justice lost over the weekend. hear why iowa is part of the conversation for his replacement. and ticking clock... finding that replacement is already igniting a political fire. we'll tell you why one law professor says there's no time for arguing and a delay could be destructive. job cuts... people in des moines have some extra help getting back on track after a layoff. we'll tell you where you they can go to catch up with the latest job search necessities. it's monday february 15th..