streets superintendent mike duffy tells cbs 2 news that crews will tackle the city's main streets before moving into residential areas.he says 90 vehicle will be on the streets and the city has a stock pile of six-thousand tons of salt to use this winter. and don't forget, you can download our updated weather app.just go to the apple app store, or the google play store and search for cbs2-w-x. cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.november has been an unusual month for crime.so far, burglars have hit 67 homes across cedar rapids. rapids.there is something unique about the trend.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller talked with police and found out what you can do to protect your home. police say criminals are no longer using darkness to their advantage...they've been breaking into people's homes in broad daylight. daylight. there's a scary trend police say burglars are using to access your valuables. valuables. "they are knocking on the front door, if somebody doesn't open the door or answer the door, they go around to the back of the residence an

streets superintendent mike duffy tells cbs 2 ws crews will tackle the city's main streets before moving into residential areas.he says 90 vehicles will be on the streets and the city has a stock pile of six-thousand tons of salt to use throughout the winter. some of cedar rapids' favorite athletes gave back to the community. players on the cedar rapids titans football team and rampage soccer squad held a stuff the bus%drive at the southwest side walmart.aa of the donations will be given to way-point services. if you missed yesterday's event, there will be another stuff the bus drive on sunday. the cbs 2 news team was out ringing bells and collecting money for the salvation army y thursdayayhe organization hopes to raise 790-thousand- dollars during this christmas season.you can donate to the red kettle campaign online and sign up to ring bells le we did. did.you'll find all the information on cbs 2 iowa dot com. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to news -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. t

mike? do you know what it is? >> fach cocking. >> something to do with bathtubs or something like that? what's that about? >> no, by the way, if the children are around, or you're a vegan, chef brian duffyt is interesting. we've been asking people all morning long to give us their questions, molly turner from my facebook page says can we make the pies one day before and freeze them, then on thanksgiving day, can we un freeze it? chef brian did you havely tell us in the 9:00 hour, but at 8:45, the big event. spach cooking i know if you use this technique, you can cook the turk any half the time. >> really? >> and it is a simple process. >> okay. >> dave, have you ever heard of it? >> yes, actually done it. >> you have? >> only weekends and holidays though. >> how does it work. >> we're getting into bad hair story here. >> you guys all take it there. i'm not thinking that way. >> just saying. >> okay. >> all right, dave? >> it is actually very good, those 37 degrees right now, humidity 76%, very light breeze, out there, today. right now the temperatures are into the 20's, still bit of chill in the air. cold temperatures in the suburbs, scrape some frost off your windshield. it is warming

streets superintendent mike duffy tells cbs 2 news crews will tackle the city's main streets before moving into residential areas.he says 90 vehicles will be on the streets and the city has a stock pile of six-thousand tons of salt to use throughout the winter. and don't forget, you can download our updated weather app for all the updates on the snowfall.just go to the apple app store, or the google play store and search for cbs2-w-x. new this morning, morning,authorities scanning the scene of the paris suburb raid have found a third body. the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks was killed in the same raid insaint denis wednesday. wednesday.no word yet on the identity of the body.that news comes as nations across the globe are stepping up security. in france -- authorities have conducted more than 600 raids in the past week -- but french officials say there's still a constant threat.in beligium -- police have also performed hundreds of raids -- and are searching for suspected attacker, salah abdeslam.now -- in a series of new videos -- isis has threatened to attack more cities -- inc