-- many business steve shriver say they don't anticipate unemployment being a big issue. >> if you look at 2008, there was a group -- there were three to four months of down time. we lost a lot of business in that. businesses closed down. you know, people moved away. so, yeah, i would say that had the hesco barrier failed and we were loonging at a 3 to 6-month recovery time down here, that'd be a different story. they are looking back to getting back to work. >>> right now, police are investigating another sexual assault on campus. they say it happened between friday night and saturday morning at a dorm on the east side of campus. investigators say the victim may have known the ataeshg. the department of public safety is reminding -- students it's against university policy to engage in sexual activities without clear consent, and if someone has been drinking, they cannot give consent. >>> right now, iowa city police have a suspect in matches the description of a man seen with a knife on sunday near the university of iowa. the hawk alert was issued this weekend. it warned students and em

co-owner of brewhemia, steve shriver's never used a v-r headset.we were there the moment he toured his business virtually for the first time. time.this is its really amazing i mean you feel like your inside. its always fun to watch someone for the first time actually like you know figure vr out let alone a person to own establishemnet.this 3-d technology is also ideal for the housing market because buyers can walk into a home and get a dimensions and layout from anywhere in the world. the 3-d world is created with a special camera that has lots of eyes measuring dimensions and capturing photos then sewing them all togther. togther.its really easy to do they really nailed it on with a special camera that has lots of eyes measuring dimensions and capturing photos and sewing them altogether. >> it is easy to do. >> because the people an opportunity whether they are in the city or outside of town to walk into a place an experienced amazing. >> before i left i got to try on the vr goggles and it really felt like i was stating as i brewhemia. it was wild. the coffee shop has a virtual tour o

co-owner of brewhemia, steve shriver's never used a v-r headset.we were there the moment he toured his business virtually for the first time. time.this is its really amazing i mean you feel like your inside. its always fun to watch someone for the first time actually like you know figure own establishemnet.this 3-d technology is also ideal for the housing market because buyers can walk into a home and get a feel for the actual dimensions and layout from anywhere in the world. the 3-d world is created with a special camera that has lots of eyes measuring dimensions and capturing photos then sewing them all togther. togther.its really easy to do they really nailed it on creating the technology.it only took 45 minutes to create the virtual brewhemia. brewhemia. to give people an opp. whether they're in the city or outside of town to walk into our atmosphere its a bit mind boggling. the newbo area coffee shop has the virtual tour on their website right now if you want to experience it for yourself. we have a link on our website - cbs-2- iowa-dot-com. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.

however, many business owners, including steve shriver said he didn't anticipate this becoming a big issue. >> you look 2008, there were 3 to 4 months of down time and we lost flood. business was closed down. so i would say that has the barrier failed and we were looking at a 3 to 6 recovery period down here, it would be a different story. >> shriver said he had discussed unemployment with his workers but none have expressed any interest in the option and they say they would rather just get back to work. will close on sunday.more than 150-trained volunteers have been mobilized to help those in flood-impacted communities. methodist. more than 150 trained trained volunteers have been trained to help. volunteering have also served more than 10,000 meals. >> the red cross has worked around the dropped off a truckload of supplies and donated $25,000 to the nonprofit. red cross is grateful for the major gift. >> it's amazing the communities how when something like this happens how communities stands should recall to shoulder -- shoulder to shoulder and really help one another. >> at this t

already received more than 100 calls about the issue.many business owners -- including brewhemia's steve shriver -- say they don't anticipate unemployment becoming a big issue. " "if you look at 2008, there were 3 to 4 months of downtime and we lost a lot of business in that flood. businesses closed down. people moved away. so, yeah, i would say failed, and we were looking at a 3 to 6 month recovery time down here, it'd be a different story." story."shriver says none of his employees are interested in unemployment -- but they're just looking to get back to work. right now university of iowa poe policeare investigating another sexual assault on campu. campus.they say it happened between friday night and saturday morning at a dorm on the east side of campus. investigators say the victim may have known the attacker. the department of public safety is reminding students it's against university without clear consent.and if someone has been drinking they cannot?? give consent. right now, iowa city police have a suspect in custody who matches the description of a man seen with a knife on sunday near th

steve shriver has never used a vr headset. we were there the moment he toward his business virtually for the first time. >> it is amazing. you feel like you are inside. >> it's always fun to watch figure vr out. >> this 3-d technology is ideal for the housing market because buyers can walk into a home and get a feel for the actual dimensions and layout from anywhere in the world >> the 3-d world is created with a special camera that has lots of eyes measuring dimensions and capturing photos and sewing them all together. >> it's easy to do. they nailed it on creating the technology. >> to give people an opportun walk into a place and experience this real atmosphere, it's mind- boggling. >> before i left i got to try on the vr goggles. it was amazing. it felt like i was standing inside of -- bohemia. the coffee shop has a virtual tour on the website if you want to experience it for yourself. kelly d'ambrosio fox28 news 10 have you used one of those in forecasting to get inside a tornado? >> i have not. >> i would like to. kelly