another corridor city is seeing a lot of growlh and that means more options for shopping, eating, and other activities on main street this year.cbs 2 news reporter marissa scott is in marion marionto explain what's next for the city. city.marissa? karen, uptown marion has seen several set backs in the last year like business turnover and a new construction collapse.but there are a lot of exciting opportunities, events and things going on along main street. street.the uptown marion program director says there are several vacant spots for business owners looking to move their business. they plan to renovate spaces, including the alleys where they received a grant to display public art and create a space for the public to enjoy. capital commercial division owns some of the buildings and just finished renovating the maid-rite.they're also building the 12-04 building where "the local" and "riley's" restaurants will move in, hopefully before the end of the year.the owner says very supportive during the construction process. "when you have that kind of energy and synergy you just want to con

agree.plus ...food truck flavor.how one corridor city hopes to spice up its downtown, and what it want from thope interested. interested. ththnew year d new legislative session have governor terry branstad laying out ambitious plans on medicaid, education and water qualtity.and those plans have state legislators responding. cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee leeis at the capitol in des moines. moines. the republican majority house and the democratic controlled senate working for this new legislative session just gaveled in yesterday but are already hard at work.with the march first medicaid review deadline rapidly approaching - senate leaders plan to send an oversight bill to the house to hold managed care

stacey: a big development boom for a popular metro corridor. the city of des moines started pouring resources into the ingersoll grand corridor about 6 years ago. mark: kcci's kim st. onge is businesses say it's paying off. here along 27th street are two of several businesses now open on ingersoll. investing more money into this area, hoping that trend will continue. open just two weeks and the grill's been hot ever since. one of the best locations we have. kim: pita pit owner mike rink the chain's 5 metro location more than 2 years ago. turns out, several other business owners had the same idea. restaurants because people want options. they're sick of the same old thing that they've seen. kim: tyson holm owns blondie's salon, a 1-minute walk to the new building housing pita pit, firehouse subs, and the not-yet-open pancheros. >> it's kinda like having a shopping mall or like a food court in a mall only no mall. kim: a new mexican restaurant is city officials started investing in the ingersoll grand corridor from 15th the 42nd street, hoping to make it

tomorrow evening is 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow night with its starting as some rain showers 59 corridor, city of boston north and south shore and then at the very end here we go at 8:00 you there then the green so taking over from the rain showers. in the say. that would be about it. one two inches of snow possible. worcester hills, southern new hampshire and then sunshine back friday. saturday our next weather system again right now thinking mainly rain including down at gillette. pats and chiefs with that kick kickoff wet with temperatures near 40. see you at 5:30. >> anchor: see you then, jr. one here. crews battling a large fire in mattapan. we have live pictures. sky 7 over the scene. we've seen these flames seem to subside but they are flaring up again. big, heavy fire presence, fire fighters presence, they are control. everybody out of the building but a father and son had to go to the hospital. there is also a dental office in there. we'll find out about these flames, wind isn't go good as we learned in the forecast. we'll keep a watch on it and stay with us. puffs knows winter... ...

eric: a big development boom has been underway for a popular metro corridor. the city of des moines started pouring resources into the ingersoll grand corridor about six years ago now. elizabeth: kcci's kim st. onge explains why local businesses say it's paying off. >> anything else? kim: open just two weeks and the grill's been hot ever since. >> excellent business. one of the best locations we have. kim: pita pit owner mike rink set his sights on ingersoll for the chain's 5 metro location more than two years ago. , owners had the same idea. >> you're seeing a lot of new restaurants because people want options. they're sick of the same old thing that they've seen. kim: tyson holm owns blondie's salon a 1-minute walk to the new , building housing pita pit, firehouse subs and the not-yet-open pancheros. >> it's kinda like having a shopping mall or like a food court in a mall, only no mall. kim: a new mexican restaurant is also expected to open soon. city officials started investing in the ingersoll grand corridor from 15th to 42nd street hoping welcoming. these gardens

city tomorrow. he will head to the corridor sunday with a door-knocking event in cedar rapids. o'malley is also spending caucus night at a watch party in des moines. the so-called affluenza teen is back in the u-s tonight. 18-year old ethan couch landed in dallas after a flight from mexico where he fled to in december with his mother.the surfaced showing couch violated his parole.couch received parole instead of a prison sentence after driving drunk in 2013 - killing four people.the judge agreed with an expert witness who argued that couch grew up too rich and privileged to know right from wrong.the light sentence drew outrage from families of the victims - and other groups like mothers against drunk driving.couch has a hearing tomorrow on where he is to be held pending new charges. right now.. several leaders in johnson county are back at work with some new ideas.a group headed to a community in texas earlier this week to find alternatives to putting people behind bars.cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore learned what the leaders hope to bring back to johnson county. county. org

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what's been working and what hasn't.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, dora miller cbs 2 news, ten at 10. dora thanks.police chiefs from cedar rapids, iowa city, waterloo, dubuque, davenport, ames and fayette tookpart in terry thanks.cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.slick roads are being reaction crash in cedar rapids. rapids.it started on edgewood road near the eastern n wa airport at about six this morning.cedar rapids police tell cbs 2 news, one officer responding to the crash collided with another vehicle. the officer was injured, but is expected to be ok.no one else was hurt. a young mother and her son are dead following a firey crash iowa county. county.sheriff rob rotter tells cbs 2 news, it happened west of marengo just after seven-n-is morning.tonight, investigators say 18-year-old bethany clark and her two year old son roran, were traveling on highway 2-12 when they hit a patch of frost.the car went off ththroad, crashed into a creek and burst into flames. now a follow up to a story cbs 2 news has been following for months.a waterloo woman is now charged in the death of a toddler a

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. as reality sets in regarding governor branstad's plan for education funding in 2016 2016some corridor school districts already are saying it won't be enough.the clear creak amana district says it needs almost double the governrn's 2-point-45 percent increase just to keep up with the cost of inflation.but lieutenant governor kim reynolds--now traveling the state talking about the goveor's plans -- tells cbs 2 news that's all iowa n afford right now. "with the bird flu, with the commodoties price under cost, with the impact of the epa has had on renewable fuel standards and the uncertainty that has caused, it took a lot of effort for us to get to 2--4 - 5, that's 145 million dollars of new money. money.you can seethe full interview with reynolds this kevin barry.that's sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs 2. the cedar rapids police department today hosted summit with other eastern iowa law enforcement agencies. they gathered to talke about wws to reduce gun violence and other crimes

the region and working with mtc looking at bart and others for the crowded conditions in the corridor our city and region is growing that's the worst rated congestion link in the bay area so, please look forward to that we'll be bringing recommendations forward as part of mtcs work in the first quarter of year. >> further on the planning we work with the west side to look at the transit hub and look at the tremendous seats assets at the bart station and the west portal and be more effective in leveraging some of the public transit services and the bus lines and the bike sharing coming down and insuring the pedestrian connections we've done great public surveys this is important coming out as well and thank you for your leadership commissioner tang and the commission times to us look at the services and at this point leap has seized operations but those issues condition to remain top of mind and transportation folks minds as well as the community as i have no speaker cards pressure for the use of curve space by the new shuttle providers and our new technology and transportation services in the

because you don't have a lot of in and out activity along a wide varity of points along the corridor. the city council must still approve the hubbell changes and find the funding to pay for it. the reconstruction could be wrapped up by 2018. live on dm east side, tm kcci 8 news inl. skycamera. beautiful sky. it is still pretty nice out there tonight. it is fairly comfortable for january 9. let us look at our planner for tonight. we might see some patchy fog move on in. jason: 17 degrees, we might see some nice sunshine. 30 degrees by noon. we should top out around 35. we should see some late day clouds. a later -- a little bit of a fall. 50's tomorrow in kansas. some of that warmer air headed our way over the next week. we'll move from the mid 30's to the upper 30's. look for 40's on saturday. 46 degrees. we have one system to watch on your 8 day forecast. steve: new recommendations tonight that would impact all mothers in the u.s.. a government health task force is now calling on doctors to screen pregnant women and new mothers for depression. kcci's ryan smith is live in the newsroom with ho

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney oore, cbs 2 news live at five. sunset from solon courtesy of photojournalist mark less. terry will have your final no doubt - -winter is around for a while - but i promise spring is coming, farmer's markets!the city of cedar rads is accepting applications for vendors looking to set up shop. you can also sign up to put up a booth during the second "market after dark."last year's event boasted huge crowds, live music and a lot of fun. and now a final look at your forecast. forecast. some passing clouds expected through tuesday and it will be cold. temperatures will rise frfr 17 at 6am to 32 at 3pm that's cbs 2 newswsive at 5 this . .coverage continues now with the cbs evening news and the top stories ac cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how phararceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he

allowed us to do finish up those projects their data driven and rfbtd of the high the injury corridors of city and knowing that now we've completed them we'll have 6 more indicate driven sites to this to be done we imply the ends of february 2016 and certainly saying we'll not stop this allows us to say we have a momentum to identify for projects with the strifrdz the residents and the bicycle advocates and senior advocates and all other organizations that represent those are not safer streets and will work aggressively to do that in the calibration i think has been unmet since we started this project i want to say and big thank you i know supervisor kim when she comes up here will say she and i know we are that stan opposite side the streets of these street and mini in a activate a new signal i know that supervisor wiener and i were together noted long ago on 16 second street and market and supervisor tang and i were out together on sunset boulevards trying a new stoplights to slow down the traffic those are 3 of the highlighted ones in addition e annexation to ones in congested areas like th

the region and working with mtc looking at bart and others for the crowded conditions in the corridor our city and region is growing that's the worst rated congestion link in the bay area so, please look forward to that we'll be bringing recommendations forward as part of mtcs work in the first quarter of year. >> further on the planning we work with the west side to look at the transit hub and look at the tremendous seats assets at the bart station and the west portal and be more effective in leveraging some of the public transit services and the bus lines and the bike sharing coming down and insuring the pedestrian connections we've done great public surveys this is important coming out as well and thank you for your leadership commissioner tang and the commission times to us look at the services and at this point leap has seized operations but those issues condition to remain top of mind and transportation folks minds as well as the community as i have no speaker cards pressure for the use of curve space by the new shuttle providers and our new technology and transportation services in the

several hundred business leaders and community membererfrom the cedar rapids -- iowa city corridor gathered today to hear about the economy. charlie evans, who is president and c-e-o of the federal reserve bank of chicago, told the group he predicts a growth of two to two- and-a half per cent in the gross domestic product this year... and he also expects unemployment to drop below five per cent. a panel discussion also focused on local job prospects, and how iowa's econoic strength could slow down in 2016 but looks promising beyond that. the federal reserve says the economy grew across in most of the u-s last month and in early january. the chicago regional bank was one of nine federal reserve banks to report growth. there are 12 regional banks in the u-s. consumer spending activity showed a slight to moderate growth in most areas. but most manufacturin g industries, excece for automakers and aircraft manufacturers, showed weakening activities. the report, known as the beige book, will be used for central bank meets later this month. all-terrain vehicles are banned from roads in many states

covering the corridor in iowa city, kevin barry, cbs 2 kevin thanks. on the democratic side - senator bernie sanders is gaining momentum in iowa.sanders continues to say he wants a revolution - while hillary clinton has tied herself to president obama.the latest polls have clinton holding a narrow lead over sanders here in iowa. cbs 2 news is following a developing story in oregon tonight. tonight.one person is dead after shots were fired at an oregon wildlife refuge. refuge.that federal land has by rancher ammon bundy for the last 25 days.bundy's brother ryan was injured during the shooting, and several others are in custody tonight.we are constantly updating this story on cbs 2 iowa dot com.and we will have the latest tomorrow cbs 2 news ten at 10 continues now with new developopnts in the deatatof tyler sash. sash.the former hawkeye great was found dead in his oskaloosa home on september 8th.an autospy revealed that sash died due to an accidental overdose of pain medicatatn. now, the new york times reports research done on his brain found evidence o

bailey says if you're cheering on the hawks, do so safely and responsibly.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. one person is recovering after an overnight shooting in waterloo. just before two, officers were called to a bar on fourth street on reports no one would leave the bar. when they got there, they noticed a group of people in an alley nearby and heard several shots fired. that's when people in the crowd began running from the alley. one waterloo officer fired at a suspect but missed. within the group, one person was hit and taken to a hospital but is expected to be okay. several armed suspects were arrested. were hurt after a hit and run. it happened in an alley next to a bar on main street.police say there was a fight before the collision, and its believed those who were hit were involved in the fight. both victims were taken to the hospital. if you know anything about the incident, you're asked to call cedar falls police. continuing coverage on the body camera debate. a new report says policies for police body cameras in iowa don't meet recommeded standard

boost.looklive: lee will be leaving for his mathematical adventure on wednesday.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. a nice, sunny afternoon today, and that boosted the temperatures just a bit. bit.chief meteorologist terry swails has your weatherfirst forecast to plan your evening. temperatures are in the teens and 20s 20sskies are cloudy west and fair east easthighs in iowa ranged from the upper teens to lower 30s 30squiet weather will give way to a more active midweek patter very cold arctic air possible late in the weekend 23-30temps are in the teens and 20s 20swest coast storm will arrive midweek with a mixed bag of precip. precip.warmer air ahead of the storm will bring the mixed bag bagup to 3/4 of an inch possible into friday friday1-2" of snow possible possiblevariable cloudiness and cold. low 10-18 10-18mixed sun and clouds. high 28-34 34temperatures will turn colder by the end of the weekend. mixed precip before that wednesday through saturday football's in the rearview mirror now... but hawkeye hoops is looking good... next in sports... find out where iowa la

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. in waterloo - a man is recovering after an overnight shooting. just before two, officers were called to a bar on fourth street on reports no one would leave the bar. when they got there, they noticed a group of people in an alley nearby and heard several shots fired. that's when people in the crowd began running from the alley. 31-year-old ramarez gary was shot in the leg and taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. when the group broke up, a waterloo officer fired at one of the shooting suspects, but missed. three people were taken into custody and face weapons charges. were hurt after a hit and run. it happened right next to a bar on main street.police say there was a fight before the collision - and that the driver purposely hit the pair. both victims were taken to the hospital. if you know anything about the incident, you're asked to call cedar falls police. new information now in the ongoing debate over police body cameras. a new report reveals that policies for the body

link with the foundation.we have that for you on our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live st five a minnesota meat company is recalling some beef products that could be contaminated with wood. wood.huisken meat company is recalling nearly 90-thousand pounds of beef sold at sams club. if you have two pound sam's choice black angus vidalia onion n patties in your freezer, throw them away or return them to the store. the affected may 17th, may 29th and june 6th. so far, no lnesses have been reported. coming up on live at 5... searching for space, how an eastern iowa organization is reaching out to the community to help an under-servedroup of residents. meanwhile, here's a live look at bertram road in cedar rapids as drivers head home on this tuesday evening. let's check in with chief america is not just electing a president, we're also electing a commander in chief. that choice matters. because strengthening the economy, making healthcare more affordle, raising incomes. all of that depends on us being both secure at home and leading the world.

coming up on the cbs 2 news at six, what will happen to the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore cbs 2 news. a man faces attempted murder charges after a morning shooting in cedar rapids. officersrsere called around seven-30 to 7th avenue southeast on reports of shots fired. they arrived to find at least six rounds had been fired. red.police say 31-year-old derek bekeris shot at a man who is not being identified but he was not hit. bekeris now faces several charges including attempted murder. cedar rapids police tell us todadathat they have the man who tried to pass counterfeit money. they say mendel holmes gave a fake 100-llar bill to a clerk at the kum and go on mount vernon road. officers were able to get a description of the man and later - during a traffic stop, spotted a man matching the description. holmes now faces a forgery charge. a cedar rapids man is in custody tonight after police say he tried to get rich say richard mcelree broke into hawkeye convenience store on first avenue just after midnight yesterday. surveillance video caught the culprit stealing the tickets and c

says they plan to have their recommendati ons from the work group this spring.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. the city council in iowa city is moving forwrad forwradwith the washington street-scape project.it involves a number of *improvements to washington street between linn and clinton streets.right now, the estitited constructiti cost stands at five-point-one million dollars.work will begin later this year. also in johnson county, lisa green-douglass of north liberty is isnow the newest member of the johnson county board of supervisors. supervisors.voters elected green-douglass in yesterday's special election.the vote came after former supervisor terrence neuzil resigned in december to take a job in time since the 19-60's that a resident of north liberty has a position on the board.north liberty mayor amy nielsen says she's looks forward to having more representation of the rapidly growing city. i think that when you live somewhere, you just naturally have a more intimate knowledge of the day to day needs of that community and a feel for lolo of the personalit

also watch town hall uninterupted online at the brand new cbs 2 iowa - dot com.covering the corridor in iowa city, kevin barry, cbs 2 news life at five. when it's this cold outside, most people crank up the heat in their homes, but staying warm *could be costing you more than you think. think.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga is here to tell us why. joy if your feeling chilled you may want to put on a sweater before touching that thermostat. if you live in a older home is a good idea to get your insulation checked. most older homes lack proper insulation to keep the heat in and the cold out.if you have a space heater running in your home turn down that fernace. those energy sources compete with each other resulting in a higher bill.also if you think closing off certain rooms or vents in your home helps, alliant energy spokesperson, "in reality your furnace is trying to heat the whole house. so you get the most efficent amount of performance out of your furnana if you let it heat the whole house and that way then the whole house is warm and you don't have those cold pockets in the area." area."foss

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. lne other note. voters in johnson county hoping to cast their ballots in today's special election at the school were not able to get in. the johnson county auditor is re-directing people to vote at the athletic hall of fame on prairie meadow road. polls close tonight at 9 p-m. iowa city police are also busy today - investigating a bank robby. about nine this morning, someone called 9-1-1 reporting a bank robbery in progress at street. the witness reported seeing a man wearing all black with a bag in his hand leaving the bank with what they thought was a gun. police quickly found their suspect - 30- year-old clifton brinkmeyer. brinkmeyer was not far from the crime scene.he was carrying a fake plastic gun. he is now being held in the charges. now let's check in with chief meteorologist terry swails who tells me there's a snow system in the midwest, but what does that mean for us, terry? a minor disturbance will cross the region tonight. light snow or flurries will develop early amounts will be very li

and of course the prizes.you have until 8:59 tonight to buy the winning ticket.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. at the state capitol in des moines... iowa chief justice mark cady delivered his annual state of today.governor branstad was on hand for the address, which reveals how the judicial branch is moving forward in several different areas.some of the key issues cady addressed were protecting iowa's children and families, ending racial disparitiy in the justice system, and operating with more transparency.but cady also spoke about human trafficking in the state - calling it an issue iowans can no longer see as just a major city problem. it exists as a dark underworld in many communities across iowa and is associated with some of iowa's most iconic places and events. there is no justice when children are abused and exploited. cady said iowa needs a prompt and comprehensive effort to identify victims of sex trafficking in iowa so the state can provide services victims need. iowa voters have been seeing presidential candidates since april -- just five months after t

the trip is going to get back together in february to talk about the next steps.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. the old water tower one in north liberty, is no more tonight. crews took it down today - blocking off several roads while cranes dismantled the tower. the city says it hasn't been used for several years and became impractical to keep up. a local theater is celebrating its first year of fun tonight and looking to its future lived up to its name and hopes to continue giving back to the community it calls home. home.cbs 2 news reporter joe huisinga joins us now with more. the giving tree theater could still be considered a newcomer to uptown marionbut the community has welcomed them with open arms. arms. we felt like there was an opportunity in the marion area specifically to start something and so we just kind of lept and went for it. 9 for the last 12 months giving tree theater has been putting on productions while performing good deeds for others. it has been a whirl wind, part of our mission is to give back to the local community so we actually donate a p

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live e five. coming up on live at 5...the best of the worst. the nominations are out - and we take a look at hollywood's *worst films of the year. meanwhile, a live look at a party happening right now at ramsey's metro market. people will be there celebrating the new grand opening until 7- totoght if you want to stop marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washihiton politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvlvs. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare because they just can't afford it. bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies d major medical companies are ripping g off. bernie tells t

school officials say they plan to carry on with tonight's activities as usual.covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news. another inconvenience caused by the west high threat, johnson county voters hoping to cast their ballots in today's special election at the school were not able to get in. the johnson county auditor re-directed people to vote at the nearby athletic hall of fame on prairie meadow road. that voting location will remain in place until fire-fighters in cedar rapids rapidsresponded to a pair of fires last night.one was in the 19-hundred block of a avenue north-east.fire officials tell cbs 2 news that fire broke out when a dryer caught on fire. the other happened on johnson avenue in the 26-hundred block.it appears the homeowner was trying to thaw frozen pipes. right now - the american red cross is assisting at least 14- people with emergency needs. a minor disturbance will cross the regionononight. light snow or fluluies will develop early and end by daybreak. snowfall amounts will be very light with most areas seeing less than 1" of new snow. however, areas ne

peopleresler says they will be keepininan eye on the wet streets and address any covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 just announced - the iowa city - city manager is leaving, leaving,for a new job in lawrence, kansas. according to lawrence's website, tom markus has been selected as the city manager there. stay with cbs 2 and we'l'lgive you more details tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten. the governor of *vermont is campaigning -- for one of his senator's *rivals. i just think that hillary is the person who can actually do the toughest job in the world, in the world. she's the one who has the experience, the vision, the ability to pull people together, and most importantly, ththheart to change what's holding back americans' income. income.governor peter shumlin spent his morning in cedar rapids at the hillary clinton campaign office. shumlin chose to endorse *clinton over *his state's senator - bernie sanders. shumlin told cbs 2 news that sanders is a "good friend," but belies clinton fix the prlems facing americans. meantime- in iowa - clinton is essentially *tied with senat

rigney says the military highway corridor has the city's highest elevation so in the future anything is possible...including a light rail down military highway. sot - chuck rigney, norfolk director of economic development - clip 46 2:38:28 we are very much focused on it. the city initiatives that are underway there. 2:38:38 there are many possibilites in the short and long term in norfolk. in chesapeake - officials say they too are working to create new development opportunities for along the portsmouth blvd/i-664 corridor. and in hampton - officials told me they hope the sales tax generated from macy's will simply move to another hampton retailer. there are other expansions happening at the center which may include adding more housing. we'll put the full statements from those cities on wavy.com. im brandi cummings 10 on your side. all new at five-thirty we're hearing from the family and the coach of an n-s-u basketball player - fighting for her life tonight - facing a serious medical condition. 20-year-old amber brown was found unresponsive on new years day. her loved ones have rema

what we want to do is bring some targeted neighborhood-level enforcement to corridors throughout the city, following on targeted corridor-level education. so again, educating drivers about making them aware about the behaviors that cause these collisions and fatalities and following that up with enforcement and continuing to evaluate our efforts to see are we driving down those behaviors? are we driving down collisions and fatalities? so that map just shows you the span of the city. our goal is to do 48 combined enforcement and education events, four times per month, covering 11 high-injury corridors in the city. each of those would involve approximately 130 hours' of focused speed enforcement. so this is really getting our speed enforcement -- geting our traffic enforcement focused on speed and speed enforcement focused on places that we really think we can make a dent in speeding and make a difference in people's behavior. that is not just because of the results on those corridors burb , but it's asking through the mayor's legislative agenda and hoping that you in your role as vision ze

corridor. in iowa city, police say someone is passing out fake one-hundred dollar bills all over the city.investigators were able to track the fake bills by the serial number.all residents and businesses are being asked to check any one- hundred-dollar-bills they may have received since new year's day.to see the serial numbers officers are trking right now, head totoour website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. new mayor nick abouassaly and three council memebers were sworn in today.abouassaly won a three-way election in novemberero become ayor.in the process, he vacated his seat on the city council.randy strnad was appointed by the council to fill the vacancy. kim etzel and paul drapererwere also sworn in. in cedar rapids, c-street southwest will be closing near tait cummins memorial park on thursday. crews will soon be installing a new swear line in the area.a detour will be posted. the work is expected to take two months to complete. the university of iowa's athletic department is teaming up with the iowa city school district to help local students. students.the university is selling tickets to certain hawkeye s

if you've travelled the 95 corridor, new york city south, philly, baltimore, d.c.in particular, you may want to rethink the travel plans especially friday afternoon friday night because this is coming. then once it comes off the mid atlantic coastline where does it go? track one or track two. track one would brig significant snow and wind up in new england. that would lead to coastal flooding. track 2 would still bring snow to southern new england northern edge. it would be manageable amounts of snow we would have to contend with but the track itself would be farther away but it's something we'll watch. again i don't think we can lock the track in until sometime probably tomorrow or better yet even on thursday. potential storm is there. if you have plans in southern new england on saturday, at this time i would keep them. restaurant reservations saturday night don't cancel them. not yet. the risk of snow is going to be there at this time. doesn't lock like a block buster in southern new england. we'll keep you updated. >> ryan: a little boy riding high in new york. his hometown working

corridor through mono county. foothill locations from carson city northward to susanville could also see around a couple of inches with this initial system. it was a close call at heavenly ski resort after a chair fell off the north bowl lift yesterday morning. kolo 8 viewer lara miller sent us this video. she was on the ski lift when it happened. the resort stopped operating the chair lift immediately. ski patrol was able to safely evacuate all 65 people on the lift. no one was hurt. heavenly's lift maintenance team is investigating the cause of the chair's fall. it's no surprise that we've gotten a good amount of snow this year in the sierra. today, nevada will find out exactly how much with the winter's first manual survey. a hydrologist from the natural resources conservation service is heading up to the mount rose summit to measure the snowpack. that will give us an idea where we stand for the year - and what we can expect for the region's water supply for next year. ice skaters took advantage of the frozen little washoe lake over the weekend. but its important to dangers to walking or playing on ice "nats o

corridor. elizabeth: the city council must still approve the hubbell changes and find the funding to pay for it. the reconstruction could be wrapped up by 2018. eric: weather is never more than five minutes away. metinka: yes. right now it is 24 in des moines. we've got a couple of clouds. discuss it cleared out. temperatures have fallen back down into the teens. prepare to lose a few more degrees. behind those clouds, a little bit of fog is settling across western iowa. be careful if you're getting an early start. headed for 35 degrees. it is going to feel great. morrow, up to 38. 40's moving in from the southwest. temps keep reaching upward. eric: new recommendations that would impact all mothers in the u.s. a government health task force is now calling on doctors to screen pregnant women and new mothers for depression. elizabeth: data shows that one in seven women experience depression during pregnancy or within the first year after giving birth. metro hospitals have been ahead of the curve nationally in detecting and preventing postpartum depression. ryan s.: still learning to open her eyes

covering the corridor in iowa city, steffi lee, fox 28 news hancher gets the keys to the new home this summer.an open house is planned during the cy- hawk football game in september. also at the university of iowa today. today.an unusual announcement by leaears on campus.they tell fox 28 news -- they're missing a goat. goat.the animal reportedly escaped while being transferred to a housing facility this morning.the goat was last seen neararbrown deer search has been unable to locate it.the male goat weighs about 125-pounds, is white and cream in color and is about next on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.when you think of a virus, the first thing that probably comes to mind is -- sickness.but we'll show you how one form can be turned into a treatment for a deadly form of cancer.how they did it -- when the fox 28 news at there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but a

festival committee15:33:42 it's going to be a weekend of fashion, music, lectures, it's young corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, fox 28 news. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. as terry just mentioned, there's a massive blizzard heading for the east coast. coast.coming up on the fox 28 news at nine, more on the response before the storm as millions brace for the worst.also... also... "turning your hobby into a career. i'm sheila gray and ahead in family 411, meet a man who did it, and hear from an expert about what you the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negot

recently north liberty's special census counted more than 18 thousand people in the corridor city.that means the city's needs for water and drinking water and waste water treatment are growing too.ryan heiar, city administrator 23:55:33 this expansion, which is about a $17 million project will allow us to treat more water.....a lot more water. drew lammers wastewater pollution control assistant perintendent00:14:29 it changes from us being able to handle a capacity of 4.3 million gallons a day to process up to around 7.2 million gallonsthe city hopes to have the waste water treatment plant construction is also designing a new drinking water plant, which heiar says will allow the city to use less chemicals23:59:13 this is about a $20 million project, so it's a brand new plant. it will serve a capacity of about 30,000 residents.city officials say that project should go out to bid in the next 9-12 months...and online in two to three years.heiar says it will join the public works campus ananprovide even bettererater than right now00:02:27:02 from a safety standpoint, it;s 100 percent safe, it just would be

des moines city officials this area, which they are calling the ingersoll-grand corridor about 6 years ago to , make it more welcoming and safe. the city planted more trees and gardens and has added bike lanes. but, there's still more work to do. mayor frank cownie wants to improve parking and transportation opportunities, specifically for bicyclists, buses, and pedestrians. one ingersoll business owner i talked to says anything to help small businesses is great. >> it's starting to get more diversified options for all the people that come to the ingersoll area, and it really supports the culture that we like. kim: the city's next big project is going to be the southwest 9th corridor. live in des moines, kim st. onge, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: commitment 2016 news now. hillary clinton's edge over bernie sanders is shrinking. a new bloomberg/des moines register poll puts sanders within 2 percentage points of clinton. clinton with 42%, sanders with 40%. martin o'malley -- 4%. caucus-goers say they're still undecided. the caucuses are now two and a half weeks away. o'malley

minneapolis but also across in the east coast where things are coming down big time from that i-95 corridor to new york city. there is the blizzard warnings from fredericksburg up through washington and baltimore and wilmington and new york. winter storm warnings through virginia and winter weather advisories from the south side of virginia in through the carolinas. that blizzard is sort of affiliated with the same front and we have gotten cool behind it. the cold weather will be here as we clear out and we see very mild winds which means that the in oldsmar and tampa. 32 in her nando in brooksville and 35 for wachula and the digital day planner 38 in tampa up to 55 degrees. your seven-day forecast shows it's not going to get much warmer until we get into the middle of the work week. we will get a chance of showers wednesday and thursday as yet another one of those el nino storm systems pull through. we're updating you constantly on abcactionnews.com. >>> our picture of the week contest is going on and we are getting incredible submissions. i mean take a look at some of the pictures. the ones with the most

corridor. developing tonight - iowa city police are now looking into west high school and similar threats made in other states. the school was evacuated yesterday morning after someone called in the threat. school officials told investigators the caller's's voice sounded robotic-like. investigators searched the building but found nothing. similar calls were recieved seven other states. in hiawath the wa innovation learning center is closing ititdoors. better known as the cedar rapids science station, the organization has been teaching science to children since 19-85.the once popular destination for schools, was devastated by the floods of '08. managers at the learning center tell cbs 2 news, its summer camp programs will now be run by imagination@iowa.the non-profit organization teaches kids about science, technology, engineering, arts and math. for the first time in 60-years a north liberty resident residentwill help run johnson county.lisgreen-ouglass won last night's special election to fill a vacant seat on the board of supervisors. supervisors.the vote was held terrence neuzil resigned fr

corridor's top stories. stories.classes will resume at normal time tomorrow at west high school in iowa city. city.a bomb threat this morning shutdown the campus for most of the day and everyone was evacuated.it's a story we first broke on cbs-2-iowa-dot-com.the threat was reported at about eight-45 this morning.officers responded immediately with k-9 but found nothing.parents picked up their students at a nearby rec center while other students were bussed me. investigators tell cbs 2 news they are still following leads tonight. not only were students and faculty evacuated, but a johnson county polling site had to be moved. moved.the school had served as a voting location for today's special election.the johnson county auditor re-directed people to vote at the nearby athletic hall of fame. and this just in - results of that special election to fill a vacant seat on the johnson county board of supervisors. here is a look at the final results into the cbs 2 newsroom.they show lisa green douglass defeating chris hoffman.so lisa green douglass will fill the remaining term of terrance neuzil. turn

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, fox 28 in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i will do everything i can and expand benefits for people who desperately need them. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) straight ahead on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.some say the iowa hawkeyes got off light when they upset michigan state last month.but tonight, the spartans were at full strength. we'll show you what happened. but first. first. a strong messaging about bullying and school violence. i'm sheila gray ahead in my family 411 report, why high school kids say everyone needs to see this play. an average of ninety people

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, fox28 news. today, many people across iowa gathered to remember the life of doctor martin luther king junior. junior.the civil rights icon was honored at a number of events here in the corridor. corridor.we begin now in cedar rapids. rapids.coe college today hosted speeches, music and community service activities. this year's theme at coe was "a day on, not a day off." organizers say despite all the progress accomplished since doctor king's time, there is still a long way to go. you look at the events that unraveled in ferguson, you look at what happened n baltimore, you look at what happened in texas and on college campuses all around the country, a lot of the same fights and struggles that we were dealing with in the 50's and 60's in the civil rights movement are manifesting themselves right now nowafter today's events, members of the coe community and the ronald mcdonald house this holiday is a time to reflect on race and civil rights.tonight at mount mercy university, a panel focused directly

rest of the money goes to lottery operational costs and of course the prizes.coveriri the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, fox 28 news. the moment of truth is now just about 25 minuteaway.you can see the drawing for tonight's 1-point-5 billion dollar powerball jackpoporight here on fox 28 at 9:59. until then, there's much more ahead on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.including our exclusive interview withthhillary clinton. hear what she has to say about the ongoing gun debate and the president's executive actions -- when the fox 28 news at marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, to co-author the th to citizenship bill. he threateted to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he's a leader, so you always know where he stands. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. tick down to the iowa the republican and democratic front runners. in fact, there is a new front runner in iowa for both parties.we begin

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, fox 28 news. still to come on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.it was the first day of service for a number of new leaders here in eastern iowa. some of the new names that will lead their communities. communities.and president clinton is coming to iowa, and he's making a return trip to a historic site in cedar rapids. where you can catch a glimpse -- when the fox 28 news at is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultra-rich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. the middle class will continue to disappear unless we level the playing field. communities across eastern iowa welcomed new leaders to office today... for many towns, this is the day when newly-elected mayors and city council members formally begin their terms. terms.in cedar rapids, that included a new representative for district two, councilman sco

bailey says if you're cheering on the hawks, do so safely and responsibly.covering the corridor in iowa city, happening now - more on the body camera debate in iowa. a new report says policies for police body cameras in iowa fail to meet recommeded standards.the des moines register says the public has been given no chances for input on drafting regulations and that officers are not telling people they're being recorded. state public safety officials say they don't require officers to notify individuals they're being recorded because it's not against iowa law.here in cedar rapids - police chief wayne jerman told the register he will share body camera policies with the public when they're drafted. still to come on the fox 28 news at nine ninea healthy start to the new yearwhy experts say to not get your resolution don't show jeb bush: donald, you know, is great at the one-liners. but he's a chaos candidate. and he'd be a chaos president. two months ago, donald trump said that isis was not our fight. donald trump: let syria and isis fight. why are we... why do we care? let isis and syria fight.

covering the corridor in iowa city, kevin barry, fox 28 news. fox 28 news. continuing tonight's vote 20-16 coverage now... now...iowa gets the first say in the nominating process.but we wanted to show you how the rest of the month will play out. out.eight days after the iowa caucuses, new hampshire will hold the first in the nation *primary.less than two weeks later, democrats in nevada and republicans in south carolina will cast their votes.followed by nevada republicans three days after that and south carolina democrats on the 27th. 27th.after the early contests comes super tuesday on march first.that's when voters in 15- states will cast their ballots for a nominee.but remember, there are still dozens of states and territories after super tuesday that will still cast their votes before the this friday the final batch of former secretary of state hillary clinton's emails is supposed to be released to the public.but now, the u-s state department says it needs several more weeks. weeks.fox 28 news national correspondent kristine frazao spoke with the journal