track the 40 -year-old was killed in last weeks tornado in waverley along with- along with 2 year old ian lewis and 25 year old devine stringfield. mame says she helped raise larry -- along with her 26 other kids. 05:43 five girls but a lot of boys ha ha ha ha ha track the turner family was shocked by what the devastation the tornado caused. sot: dante turner/father killed 26:35 i didn )t know a tornado could do stuff like that" track larry s 19-year- old son says some of the family is handling their loss better than others. meanwhile the community is still trying to put itself back together after 56 buildings were either destroyed or damaged. the sussex county public safety cordinator estimated the cost at $2.6 million dollars. community leader say they are now evaluating their emergency management plan and looking at ways that they can improve warning systems. sot: eddie vick/public safety coordinator 35:43 a lot of those apps went off but by the time it was off the tornado was already here track despite the devastation --community leaders say there was an element of beauty that cam

her 26 other kids. 05:43 five girls but a lot of boys ha ha ha ha ha track in the small town of waverley the turner family is well known. sot: dante turner/father killed 26:35 i didn )t know a tornado could do stuff like that" track larry s son says some in his family are handling their loss better than others. the sussex county public safety coordinator says in total there were 56 buildings affected - with a damage estimates at about 2.6 million dollars. community leaders say they are looking at how they can learn from this tragedy. 40:28 do you think their improvements the warning system that could be in place? we are ma )am we will definitely look at that track as they continue to the people that helped. sot: eddie vick/public safety coordinator 32:12 one thing i ve learned from this event is that how strong the strong the human spirit is of overcoming adversity and how they pulled together i never seen anything quite like that track strangers helping each other in their greatest time of need. county leaders tell me they re looking at having townhall meetings to better educate the pub

look at the information from waverley and waterloo. look at the parkrkg lot in dubuque at the diamond joe where it is 23 degrees with cloudy skies. more clearing this afternoon. 26 lunchtime and the high in cedar rapids at 28. 29 in iowa city. do plan on clouds and flurries with temperatures around 24 in cedar rapids. the full forecast including another round of snow tomorrow night and warmer and springlike weather for the weekend coming up in just a bit.>>> cbs 2 news tracking the latest details on the man that could be ssety at the university of iowa.>> we have more on this. >>> -- >> reporter: this case involves active public safety advisor, david visin . he allegedly tried to cover for his stepson hil and run accident. levels from diabetes. diabetes.in a statement released by a spokesperson for the university...vi-son released information involving the cident to senior v-p of finance and operation...as of now, the university is not aware of any charges against him. him.vi-son's stepson, sean crane, pleaded guilty to a o-w- charge i

peer very duchenne, 3.4, and, independents, or wine and they had all at three. 2.6 manchester and waverley at 2.0. fair amount of snow in northeast iowa, but the good news is we will melt it off as the weekend has our way. clearing skies this afternoon with some peaks of sunshinin wind will remain strong out of the northwest, and some cooler temps. highs in the upper 20's this afternoon and we will see some sunshine from time to time. 22 around 7:00 tonight. the doppler is much quieter than it once was, still some snow around jones and cedar county, for the most part, everything is snow around cedar valley. 150 through buchanan as well as fayette county, and some snow on those roads. northeast iowa, obviously really saw the snow, still seeing some of that snow on residual on the road. cloudy, north wind at 15 and makes it feel pick 15 degrees out there. 19 and decorah, 25 and t rapids, and 25 at monticello. around the state,e,teens and 20's or pre- common out there and we look at now how much son is on the ground -- snow is on the ground. you can see from carol through decorah, there's of

on a saying that, i grew up in waverley, tennessee. how many of you have been to waverley?k, not too many, but it is between nashville and memphis. you know you cannot survive if you are not a boston. black and gold fan. i am very happy to be here. i admire samar: today, we are somehow miraculously going to cover two topics, two of the most important topics of our time. and that is the syrian conflict and also countering violent extremism and how it has evolved over the past 20 years. these two topics are related to each other, and somehow we are going to cover them in 40 minutes. we will start with the syrian conflict. and i will take you through how it has evolved and how it is related to countering violent extremism. by stating that, i would just like to start and say that this is a conflict that is personal for me. my mother's family dates back to damascus hundreds of years. i have lost friends and family members in this conflict. it is a conflict that is very real, and one that i pray will end with peace and that will create a better future for the syrian people and al