winds will pick harreld is apologizing for a comment he made at a recent staff council meeting... harrled apparently said teachers who aren't prepared, should be shot. the kwwl's kristin rogers has been digging into this all day kristin what do we know? the university has refused to comment but they did sent us an email between president harreld and an angry staff member following the remark... university librarian lisa gardinier spoke up after she heard resident bruce harreld say teachers who do not have their should be shot... she calls what he said replied " i likely will never be able to live to your expectations, but i will try." the response was not good enough for gardinier who called president harreld out for not addressing why she wrote him in the first place. harreld replied back saying it was an "unfortunate and off the cuff remark," and he does not support gun violence in any way. he went on to say he has used the comment before many times and no one has objected it, that's when he apoligized... i spoke with lisa gardinier on the phone... she said she believes harreld'

harreld apparently said teachers who aren't prepared, should be shot. one staff member spoke up about the comment. kwwl's kristin rogers has the story. university librarian lisa gardinier spoke up after she heard president bruce harreld say teachers who do not have their she calls what he said "horrifying and unacceptable.." in an email reply with gardinier, harreld initially replied " i likely will never be able to live to your expectations, but i will try." the response was not good enough for gardinier who called president harreld out for not addressing why she wrote him in the first place. saying it was an "unfortunate and off the cuff remark," and he does not support gun violence in any way. he went on to say he has used the comment before many apoligized... i spoke with lisa gardinier on the phone... she said she believes harreld's comment wasn't made seriously, but said it's not something to joke about... (cg: kristin rogers) "it's not just a staff member that was unhappy with the presidents comment but students aren't happy about it either." (cg

she said harreld's comment was made rhetorically but it's not something to joke about... we did reach out to president room in his schedule to meet with us... . we've got you covered live in iowa city kristin rogers kwwl news. we have the full email exchange on our website. check it out on kwwl dot com. a ten year old boy goes to the hospital after he's hit by a car, trying to get on the bus. it cedar falls at the intersection of 20th and college streets this morning... police say the boy stepped off the curb into traffic while he was walking toward the bus. he was taken to the hospital but we're told he is expected to recover from his injuries. more than 600 thousand students stay home today in los angeles -- after a possible terrorist threat. but a similar threat came to school districts across the country and they were deemed a hoax. jennifer bjorklund has the latest from los angeles... ron and amanda... an abundance of caution ... that is what closed more than nine hundred los angeles unified school district campuses today, and sent more than 750- thousand students ho

are not happy with harreld, and protests will go on. "yes break is happening, people are going to go home, but that doesn't mean we can't email, that doesn't mean we're not ready to go, that doesn't mean we're not hearing and reading what he's saying and getting angrier and angrier. " the protesters spent considerable time outside harreld's office, there. a spokeswoman released a brief statement saying the university respects the protesters right to gather. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. it's a tradition for many dubuque-area families to go see the light displays at reflections in the park. we'll show you how this benefits the community. stay with tv9. "hey! this is maj. yost from dakota airbase. i got kyle and mom here and we just wanted to park in dubuque to see reflections in the park. the christmas lights turn on every night from 5 until 10 through january 3rd. tickets are 8 dollars ahead of time, or 10 dollars a car at the gate. proceeds from reflections in the park helps to fund more than 2 dozen programs that help

harreld says he made the comment as a joke... aimed at teachers who aren't prepared for their classes. but not everyone found it funny. one university staff member called the comment "horrifying and unacceptable" in emails to harreld... harreld responded by saying "it was an unfortunate, off the cuff remark"... one he's used in many forums... but this is the first objection he's heard. "i'm not sure if what he said was taken out of context but it seems a little inappropriate to me due to recent events just all throughout the nation and also throughout the world the staff member says harreld's comment was made rhetorically but is not something to joke about... des moines police are investigating a deadly crash this morning... it happened just after six o'clock last night near east 42nd and hubbell. police say a man was crossing hubble when a car hit and killed him. police say it's too early to tell who was at fault... and they aren't releasing the man's name yet. more information is expected to be released sometime this morning. b

pkg 9/3/15 introducing bruce harreld the next president. clapping a decision faculty, students, and staff overwhelmingly disagreed with, sparking protest.. 6p ui harreld first day pkg 11/02/15 chanting after protest. 5p regents protest sotvo 10/21/15 "the board of regents, as i understand it, conducted a search that wasn't open or fair, the otr candidates didn't have a chance."."study from the american association of university professors says the state board of regents acted in bad faith during the process. calling the search manipulated and engineered. the regents responded, defendinin their c cice. 6p regents reaction - pkg 09/09/15 "it's about moving the university of iowa forward in a dynamic way and making the u of i a better place and that's the vision we saw in bruce midst of controversy isn't easy, but he's since received some support. 10p ui president speaks to iptv sotvo 11/11/15 "if i hadn't gotten so much support from so many other members of the faculty, administration , even alumni outpouring, it would be harder." harreld wiw

bruce harreld's first public interaction with h udents and staff included several tense interactions like this.. 10p fourth ui presidential candidate 09/01/15 "are you a performance artist? w? nevermind. no, why do you ask? i was just wondering if you were putting us on." four presidential candidates held forums like this. 430a fourth ui prez candidate sotvo 09/02/15 "maybe, in fact, i have some role to play and i might be of th. i think it's complplely legitimate foror you to ask what the hell is this guy doing here?" the state board of regents chose harreld for the job just two days later. 6p ui presidential announcement pkg 9/3/15 introducing bruce rreld the next presisint. clalaing a decision faculul, students, and staff overwhelmingly disagreed with, sparking protest.. 6p ui harreld first day pkg 11/02/15 chanting after protest. 5p regents protest sotvo 10/21/15 "the board of regents, as i i understand it, conducted a search that wasn't open or fair, the other candidates didn't have a chance."a study from the american association of universititprofessors says the s ste board of

she calls harreld's remarks "horrifying and unacceptable.." president harreld later says it was an "unfortunate and off the cuff remark," and it's a comment he's used in many forums... saying this is "i'm not sure if what he said was taken out of context but it throughout the world kwwl's kristin rogers spoke with the librarian on the phone... she said harreld's comment was made rhetorically but it's not something to joke about... we did reach out to president harreld to speak to him -- but today, it's back to school for nearly three- quarters of a yesterday, a threat emailed to school board members closed 900 campuses. law enforcement say it came from overseas was credible enough for the superintendent to shut the district down. and send swat teams to some schools. "based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance." another threat. sent from the same ip address. and containing some of the same wording... also was sent to new york city schools. police there are investigating the email as a hoax. this morning, an unusual sight to say th

hey hey ho ho, bruce harreld has got to go. they're angry after harreld said teachers who don't come prepared to class should be shot. this week, harreld back-tracked on that comment he made during a staff council meeting. yesterday, a university spokesman said harreld himself. who was the intended target, it was inappropriate. "i don't understand how you could be so, un-sensitive and ignorant in using those words, have any confidence in him. " harreld was not available to comment. the university said in a statement it respects the protesters' right to gather. the iowa hawkeyes are getting ready for the rose bowl. they're moving their gear from the football operations center all the way to pasadena, california. this equipment truck -- outfitted with roses -- is leaving today. officials filled the truck yesterday. before it leaves, equipment crews go over every last detail to make sure they're prepared. it may sound odd, but winter jackets are some of the things making the california journey. "we do leave some stuff on the truck

harreld says e remark was immediately sanded down. down.the university's public safety director says it was a racial slur that didn't have any threatening language.he says the specifics are not being released due to an investigation.n. muslim students at iowa's three public universities are looking for a permanent place to hold prayers. prayers.the university of iowa already accommodates space requests from faith-based student groups.students at iowa state say they have access to the school's chapel but it's too far from classes. at northern iowa, more than 300-muslim students are looking for a place to pray. a man accuseseof killing his mother three years ago will stand trial this week. week.investigators say 44-year-old edward cusic used a crowbar to murder his 68- year-old mother at their home on old marion road.court documents show cusic is the one who called 9-1-1 -- telling the operator he killed threatened *him with a knife. an autopsy shows she died of blunt forcrctrauma.if he's convicted of first degree murder -- cusic will s

the a-a-u-p report shows harreld was one of the frontrunners through the entire process.they couldn't pinpoint if the board of regents "picked him" from the beginning, but the report shows the board allowed other qualified canidates to think they would be appointed president.investigators say they found this particular search different than previous presidential searchs at the university. they were looking for a specific kind of pern, somebody who could bring quote on quote transformative change to the university and whether it was bruce herald from the beginning, it wasn't clear on that." that."however, board of regents released a statement saying "we believe we ran a fair and transparent search process for president at the university of iowa."they were unable to comment further. investigators were *not* able to meet with president harreld, but say, the college and university governance committee will decide if a sanction will be imposed on u-i.the outcome of that decision will *not affect harreld's employment.covering the corridor, in iowa city, marissa scott, cbs 2 news. the city o

that have university of iowa president bruce harreld saying "i'm sorry". plus...an open discussion with governor branstad.i had no clue this would happen.only on cbs 2 news.what the governor is now saying about his record setting run in the state's top job. job.and...staying in business, with no snow."it's in our dna to be open, this time of the year."how our unseasonal winter weather is impacting one eastern iowa hot spot. spot.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. nine republican presidential hopefuls are returning to the debate stage in nevada for their last prime-time showdown of 20-15. the face off comes as polls show a big swing here in iowa. with texas senator ted cruz pulling ahead of donald trump. trump.while many viewers were expecting a showdown between cruz and trump, jeb bush went toe to toe with the long-time trump's first answer was explaining why his plan to ban muslims from entering the united states is not a policy isolationism. as far as other people, like i

today, a university spokesman said harreld was directing the comment at himself. protesters say it doesn't matter whom was the intended target, it was inappropriate. "i don't understand how you could be so, un-sensitive and ignorant in using those words, but his is proving why we don't have any cocoidence in him. " harreld was not available to comment today. the university said in a statement it respects the protesters' right to gather. tonight, mount mercy university in cedar rapids revealed a long-term plan to add outdoor athhtic fields. the 15 million dollar capital campaign is called the home fld advantage project the goal is to provide a "true" home field for the university's track and f fld, baseball,l, softball, and soccer teams. so far, crews have cleared the land close to campus. to this point, the mustangs' outdoor teams have been competing throughout the city, often on high school fields and tracks. "17:49 we've been looking atat different facilities and so forth and, in the last 6 weeks, i've learned about track surfaces and artificial turf and we've b

while the iowa football team their rose bowl game all season, university of iowa president bruce harreld has had a rocky first few months in his new position. he's joining fans in pasadena this week weekand cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry talked with harreld about plans for the future. future. if winning fixes everything, then iowa football is taking fans minds off a lot of their ttubles. troubles.but one issue not going away at the university of iowa is the heavy criticism of president bruce harreld. before he even took the office - university profefeors and students across the state said they thought the process to pick him was flawed. then after he took over, he said they professors who aren't ready to teach their classes should be shot. in the wake of mass shootings around the world and in the united states, and a shooting on the university of iowa campus in 1991 - there have been more calls for him to resign.but president harreld says the keke to getting past thth is coming up coming up tonight at 9 and 10, we take a closer look at the work being done in pasasena to keep all these f

for iowa fans, bruce harreld says he's leaving security to the experts. sot bruce harreld i think, and also be respectful of the people who are going to be doing the security checks... very important in our society today. so let's just calm down, let them do their jobs, get to the stadium maybe a little bit earlier, and if you see something, say something. llive coming up on the cbs 2 news at 6, hear why president harreld says he things he can lead iowa past the many calls for his resignation in his first months on the job. in 2 news live at five. amid safety concerns, the hawkeye's still have to prepare for their rose bowl battle. today, coaches spoke out about how they're hoping to win friday. cbs 2 sports anchor zach hanley is live in sunny pasadena with more, even though this is a huge game, the hawks have stuck to the script that got them here...thursdays they don't practice, since the game is on friday instead of saturday, in the hawkeyes world today to is a thursday.and it was also the final time kirk ferentz and stanford head coach david shaw took

the graduate students say harreld should resign. the state tonight. a few isolated showers could form ahead of the front, with that chance continuing through the morning hours of our wednesday. the biggest change we find is a wind shift bringing a strong southwest wind around to the west. cooler weather is the result for a couple of days, as highs fall into the upper 20s and lower 30s the forecast to start christmas week. tonight: isolated showers low: 36-42 winds: se 10-20tomorrow: isolated am showers, windy high: 40-46 winds: sw 20-30 a head on crash involving a pickup and a semi killed an iowa city man earlier today. the iowa state patrol says it before 11-30 this morning. troopers say 43-year-old johnny bagwell, junior of marengo was driving south on highway 151 about a half mile north of amana. they say he crossed the center line and collided with a northbound semi truck. the medical examiner pronounced bagwell dead at the scene. the crash closed highway 151 for several hours. a nevada man with ties to eastern iowa is accusing the iowa state patr

professors said the regents did a "serious disservice" by influencing the search process to favor harreld and "acted through out in bad faith." the report also claims the board let a committe believe they were taking part in an honest search when harreld had an inside track.harreld told the a-a-u-p that while the report is accurate from his perspective, both he and the regents stand behind the search process. there are now calls for the mayor of chicago to step down. down.this comes after the city released dash cam video of la-quan mcdonald being shot 16 times by a white police officer.that officer is now facing charges and the city number of other police shootings.mayor rham emanuel apologized for the fatal shooting during a special city council meeting last night. "i take responsibility for what happend cuz it happedn on my watch. budded to but if were also going to begin the healing process the first step in that journey is my step and im sorry." sorry."emanuel, who won relection earlier this year, said he will not step down.the next mayoral election in chicago isn't until 20-19. we're

harreld called the remarks unfortunate and off the cuff. he said he didn't mean to offend anyone or imply support for gun violence.the calls for his the calls for his the calls for his resignation are from a union representing graduate student teaching and research assistants. it's still to come... come...the group that stepped up when one dolphin got in your cbs 2 announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer:2tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible after being rescued from the san diego bay...a dolphin was returned to the open ocean. ocean.seaworld rescuers took the creature in sunday after it got stuck in some mud. mud.brandon lewis has more on how they helped the dolphin recover. recover. after ne

bruce harreld/ u of i president 'this is my 23rd day, whos counting. but to give you some sense of whats happened over the last 23 days. ive met with well over 1000 alumni bruce harreld met with the faculty senate, faculty and local and state government. he also took a trip to washington to meet iowas congressional delegation. he said he is taking in everyones concerns.. some are major and others not so big. he said one thing hes noticed is other schools like to hire some of iowas faculty bruce harreld /uof i president 'our middle ranked faculty are very appealing to a lot of other universities, i do think we have a compensation problem. so theyre being picked off, and then we have a hard time back-filling against that. i could give you specific schools in the big 10 that im a little frustrated with, but thats about this. harold said he found some long time concerns with some campus those situations as soon as possible. muslim students at iowa's three for a permanent prayer space. "we struggle trying to find a place to pray... i usually going to the at

university of iowa president bruce harreld, is apologizing. apologizing.he's now regretting a public comment he made during a meeting with the u-i staff council last week. harreld said, "instructors who are not ready to teach their classes should be shot."in an email statement, harreld called the remark "unfortunate" and "off the cuff."harreld claims he had used the comment many times before without any complaints. he also said he didn't mean to offend anyone or imply support for gun violence.a university employee who complained about accepted harreld's apology.

harreld has apologized to the person who brought the concern about the comment before him.. saying it was an "off- the-cuff" remark, and he does not support gun violence. one of the students actually dressed up like harrelelas part of the prorost " " "yes break is happening, people are going to go home, but that doesn't mean we can't email, that doesn't mean we're not ready to go, that doesn't mean we're not hearing and reading what he's saying and getting angrier and angrier. "> the protesters spent considerable time outside harreld's office, but he was not there. jenna: the search is over for missing des moines teenager sam kemp. he was reported missing sunday morning after he didn't return from a party in granger. this afternoon, a seen. claire powell brings us more from des moines. "weve been out here every single day. this isnt the outcome we wand, we still want answers, wanna know how" around 12:15, not even three hours into the expanded search for missing 17 year old sammy kemp- divers discovered his body in a pond outside of granger. police and family say kemp left a

has had a rocky first few months in charge.cbs 2 this morning co-anchor kevin barry sat down with harreld today to speak with hihiabout how he'll lead the universitytythrough the coming months. months. if winning fixes everything, then iowa football is taking fans minds off a lot of their troubles.vobut one e sue not going away at t e university of iowa is the heavy criticism of president bruce harreld. before he even took the office - university professors and students across the state said they thought the process to pick him was flawed. then afr he took o or, he said they professors who aren't ready to teach their classes should be shot. in the wake of mass shootings around the world and in the united states, and a shooting on the university of iowa campus in 1991 - there have been m me cacas for him to resigigbut president harreld says the key listening to the people around him. sotbruce harreld "i don't believe in a command and control infrastructure where somebody at the top makes a lot of hasty decisions and promulgates them down. i believe in teams, and so we've actually done a li

hey hey ho h bruce harreld has got to go. they're angry after harreld said teachers who don't come prepared to class should be shot. this week, harreld back-tracked on thdt comment he made during a staff council meeting. yesterday, a university spokesman said harreld was directing the comment at himself. protesters say it doesn't matter who was the intended target, it was inappropriate. "i don't understand how you could be so, un-sensitive and ignorant in using those words, but his is proving why we don't have any confidence in him. " harreld was not available to comment. the university said in a statement it respects the protesters' right to gather. the iowa hawkeyes are getting ready for the rose bowl. they're moving their gear from the football operations center all the way to pasadena, california. this equipment truck -- outfitted with roses -- is leaving today. they filled the truck yesterday. and equipment crews go over every last detail to make sure they're prepared. thehere even taking winter jackets to california. "w

harreld is back- tracking from that comment he allegedly made at a december 9th meeting. protestete carried signs across campus demanding harreld resisn in light of the comment. harreld has apologized to the person who brought up the concern saying it was an "off-the-cuff" remark, and he does not support gun violence. one of the students actually dressed up like harreld as part of the protest " " "yes break is happening, people are going to go home, but that doesn't mean we can't email, that doesn't mean we're not ready to go, that doesn't mean we're not hearing and reading what he's saying and getting angrier and angrieie "> the protestersspent considerable time outside harreld's office, but he was not there. jessica rae: moving onto national news. a terror arrest was made late last night in connection with the horror that unfolded in san bernardino -- here's abc's chief investigative correspondet brian ross with " after ten days of questioning at a secret location, enque marquez was brought to the federal courthouse in riverside, california late today in the back of thi

and harreld was appointed above three vastly more qualified candidates. harreld told the a-a-u-p quote "i believe the discovery process was professionally executed and find the report to be accurate from my the board of regents responded it quote "ran a fair and transparent search process." we have more details from this report on kcrg dot com. a former national parks service superintenden t faces federal charges for allegedly stealing ancient native american remains from the effigy mounds in northeast iowa. 76 year old thomas munson will be arraigned in federal court next week for embezzlement. he's been under investigatn since 2011 when he returned a box full of prehistoric bones that he had kept in his garage. the jaw and leg bone fragments are one to two thousand years old. munson retired from his position in 1994. a coralville construction project that was supposed to be done in august, finishehe this saturday. crews rererked 5th street, between 1st and 10th avenue, as part of road and flood mitigation projects. but moving utilities below ground kept

the graduate students say harreld should resign. a reno, nevada man is accusing t iowa state patrol of illegally taking his a traffic stop. and it happened friday, the same day the iowa supreme court ruled from dvers when they're not facing charges for related crimes. was about an officer taking extra time during a routine traffic stop to bring in a drug dog without good suspicion of a drug crime. tim callahan was ststped for going 62 in a 55 mile per hour zone near council bluffs. he says the state trooper wrote a ticket and then made him and a passenger wait for a drug dog. when the dog allegedly "hit" for an illegal substance, the patrol searched his vehicle. but when the search turned up no drugs, police still kept computers and other property in the car. "i was shocked, i couldn't to do that. there has to be probable cause before you can seize property like that. " in council bluffs who filed a motion in court monday to get his stuff back. he says he only learned about the supreme court ruling the same day, after he started inv

harreld claims he had used the comment before with out any complaints. a man is now charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of a waterloo woman. woman.michelle key was found dead at a house in hampton sunday night.police say they first went to the house on a report of a suicidal person. but after finding key's body and looking around the house, they felt foul play was involved. involved.key's boyfriend, ronald rand, has been charged with her murder. we now know it was a corridor woman found lying in the street near the i-s-u campus. campus.police believe urbana was killed in a hit and run yesterday morning..there are still no suspects or witnesses.officials are checking security cameras to see if they captured the incident. the family of moe sed is inviting the community to join them at a visitation at waterloo first methodist church this sunday from 1 to 4. the west high student's body was found a week and a half ago in the cedar river near gilbertville.sed had been missing since the end of october. new this afternoon... afternoon...a ced

calls harreld's remark a threat. the union contends it also violates university y licy. the graduate students say harreld should resign. cedar rapids police say pet owners need to keep an eye on tir dogs when they are outside. police have reported two pit bulls stolennn the last month. the first from a back yard on maple drive northwest and the second from a home on second street southeast. this eight month old pit bull puppy is one of those stolen dogs. the pet owners say someone opened the tall wooden gate surrounding their yard and took the dog. the family had planned to microchip the dog. animal shelter workers say microchipping can't prevent theft but can help return a stoton dog. 56:42 "it probably will help, especially if yo animal is taken to a veterinarian. if a vet scans that animal and your information isn't on it, but you're the person who brought it, they'll at least question that." your dog, even if it's on a leash. the city of coralville's credit rating has taken a blow. moody's investors service has l

in which one student dressed as harreld himself. decision 2016...governor john kasich in waterroo, speaking to a group of about 70 people. he hit on topics ranging from women's health to syrian refugees. he focused on his record of balancing the budget during his tim in office in ohio. he also outlined his plan to balance the nation's budget, saying he would cut taxes which he says would spur economic development. russian president putin delivered his annual address to the nation, touching on issues from donald trump to syria. it was as president putin was leaving his three- hour news conference, he made perhaps his most impactful comments. he was asked about donald trump. he described trump as colorful and talented person and as an absolute front-runner in the u-s presidential race. moscow is hoping that a new president in 2016 may offer country still suffering from serious economic problem, in part due to u-s sanctions over ukraine. president putin said he was open to proposals by the u-s to try to solve the syrian crisis though h

harreld answered those demands by setting a date of february 23rd. he says he hopes many more follow. a - i - b has sold its three apartment buildings... the buildings at the southwest corner of campus were purchased for more than two million dollars. the property includes a total of 60 furnished, one bedroom proceeds from the sale will be used for general educational last academic year for a - i - b. once it's closed... the remaining cash will be transferred to the university of iowa. instead of selling... the johnston school district is building... and this week it hit a milestone... hitting, you can see behind me is we are setting the trusses over the gymnasium which is one of the first steps to get the roof over the gym which will let us go and start doing the concrete floor. getting the roof on the new 75 million dollar high school will allow crews to work on the interior through the winter. crews say they're still on pace to complete construction by april of 20 - 17. people in the west metro will take advantage of the warm weather to get the ho

hey hey ho ho, bruce harreld has got to go. they're angry after harreld said teachers who don't shot. on that comment he made during a staff council meeting. yesterday, a university spokesman said harreld was directing the comment at himself. protesters say it doesn't matter who was the intended target, it was inappropriate. "i don't understand how you could be so, un-sensitive and ignonont in using those wowos, but his is proving why we don't have any cocoidence in him. " harreld was not available to comment. the university said in a statement it respects the protesters' right to gather. the iowa hawkeyes are geing ready for the rose bowl. they're moving their gear fromomhe football operations center all the way to pasadena, california. this equipment truck -- outfitted with roses -- is leaving today. they filled the truck yesterday. and equipment crews go over every last detail to make sure they're prepared. they're even taking winter jackets to california. "we do leave some stuff on the truck that's game day only, so like pl

investigators did *not meet with president harreld, but say, the college and committee will decide if a sanction will be imposed on u-i.a sanction does *not mean harreld would be forced out of his post. a new way to haveamily fun could be coming to the corridor. north liberty is talking with a local entrepreneur about building an entertainment center off penn street near i-380.the center would have things like bowling, laser tag and a sports bar.all of that would cost an estimated eight million dollars and could mean 250 jobs. coming up on the cbs 2 news at six, a live report on how the proposed project would fit in this quickly growing community. one corridor man is using money he was going to spend going to the rose bowl - and instead, using it to help others. yesterday, the north liberty community pantry received a donation of nearlrltwo thousand pounds of food and toiletries.the donor, who wants to remain anonymous, told the pantry he *was planning to go see the hawkeyes play in the rose bowl, but decided this ww momo important. the pantry man for his support and generousity. comi

many students and facutly members protested the regents in recent months because they believe harreld was an inside candidate. the aaup said the regents lead candidates to believe they were in an honest search - when harreld was on the inside track to the decision 2016... new polls are suggesting that trumps plan on a temporary ban on muslims entering the united states are actually helping him politically. steve handelsman has the story... donald trump's new poll number is as huge as the sign on support, more than double his nearest rivals, in the cbs new york times national poll of republicans sot: susan mullen, new york to do something for america that demanded a ban on muslims entering the u-s a political move that was risky but paid off ... trump said today on fox & friends sot: voice of donald trump, (r) presidential candidate:32- :40 "i understand that new polls that have come out have had me even higher because people a lot of people agree with me, trump is getting hammered his name on a golf course in dubai taken down today a push to do that in canada and to ban trump from bri

bruce harreld apparently said should be shot. we've seen the e- mails in question librarian she calls harreld's remarks "horrifying aad unacceptable.." president harreld later says it was an "unfortunate and off the cuff remark," and it's a mment he's used in many forums... saying this is "i'm not sure if what heesaid was taken out of context buttit seems a little inappropriate to throughout the world kwwl's kristin rogers spoke with the librarian on the phone... she said harreld's comment was made rhetorically but it's not something to joke about... we did reach out to president harreld to speak to him -- but he didn't have room in his schedule to meet with us. today, it's back to school for nearly three- quarters of a million students in los angeles. yesterday, a threat emailed to campuses. law enforcement say it came from overseas, and was credible for the superintendent to swat teams to some schools... "based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance." another threat. sent from the same ip address. and containing som

is hosting an event today in cedar rapids.at six o'clock tonight atathotel kirkwood - harreld will share the latest developments at the university of iowa campus.he also plans on meeting and speaking with u-i alum and members of the eastcrn iowa community. the league of conservation votete is hosting a town hall tonight on iowa's water quality.it will call on governor branstad, state lawmakers and the d-n-r to take stronger action to protect iowa's water.the event starts at seven tonight at the environmental education center in iowa city. this time of year, many charities are asking for your help.one charity welcomes contributions year around - because they serve a special part of the population. population.families helping families of cedar rapids serves foster children in the eastern iowa area.they say children and teens often come at all hours, and have little to their names..families helping families keeps clothing, shoes, accessories, and school supplies to give to the kids, for free.and now they have small christmas town. comimi up on the cbs 2 news live at five - we'll show you ho

and say it underscores harreld's lack of experience as a university president. california is quickly becoming a hawkeye state... kirk ferentz and his team have arrived in pasadena ahead of the rose bowl. they're spending most of their "stub hub center." the players say they've set their sights on the spartans' christian mccaffrey... he broke barry sanders single season record for total yards. mccaffrey's cardinal is a mccaffrey's cardinal is a touchdown favorite over iowa. a winter storm warning continues through 6 am for north central iowa. the snow is done across most of the state. a new blanket of 4 to 7" is in place with some isolated higher amounts. a few snow showers may still yet occur across our northernmost counties this morning. the rest of the state will be cloudy and cold. temperatures will hold in the 20s today under mainly cloudy skies. winds will be from the west-northwest at 5 to 10 mph. a few more snow showers may pass through on wednesday morning. this may bring an additional trace to one inch of snow. all noon. the new year's holiday will be v

university president bruce harreld urged the company to rent prices. the company says the prices are necessary citing utility and real estate costs. also from the university, president harreld wants to work on his communication skills.he's hiring a crisis communication consultant to improve his presentation in front of the public and in front of the cameras.in a statement, president harreld says several people recommended to him that he get help from outside the university culture, including his communications team.the cost of the consultant will be paid out of pocket by president harreld himself, and not by the school. the university of iowa is teaming up with the city of dubuque in an effort to improve air quality. quality.the university will use a grant from the environmental protection agency to help dubuque raise awareness about the causes and health effects of air pollution. pollution.the money will also go towards monitoring and training for local groups to conduct testing. testing.those involved hope more information and awareness will lead res

the a-a-u-p report shows harreld was one of the frontrunners through the entire process.they couldn't pinpoint if the board of regents "picked him" from the beginning, but the report shows the board allowed other qualified canidates to think they would be appointed president.investigators say they found this particular search different than previous presidential searchs at thehe university. "what we concluded is that they were looking for a specific kind of person, on quote transformative change to the university and whether it was bruce herald from the beginning, it wasn't clear on that."however, board of regents released a statement saying "we believe we ran a fair and transparent search process for president atthe university of iowa."they were unable to cocoent further. investigators were *not* able to meet with president harreld, but say, the ollege and university governance committee will decide if a sanction will be imposed on u-i.the outcome of that decision will *not affect harreld's employment.covering the corridor, in iowa city, mariria scott, fox 28 news. also at the univer

in response, harreld sent out this statement, "this act is offensive to our community and will not be tolerated. an investigation is underway and if the individuals responsible are identified, appropriate actions will be taken." officials say they have since any information on the incident to contact u-i police. it's time now to get a first look at the forecast... let's head down to megan salois at the science center. ad lib wx quick skies will be mostly cloudy today and a few snow showers and flurries may develop at times. temperatures will stay chilly in the 30s and winds will be brisk from the southwest at 10 to president obama's headed home from paris today... leaving negotiators to work out a historic worldwide deal on climate change. he's also trying to get more backing for the fight against isis in syria. kelly o'donnell has the latest. capping his brief paris trip with a news conference... "as all visits to paris seem quick, you always want to stay a little longer..." president obama said he is confident others nations are stepping up in the fight against isis. "we have to cho

president harreld said "instructors who are not ready to teach their classes should be shot."an employoy complained and in an email reponse, harreld called the remark "unfortunate" and "off the cuff."he said he didn't mean to offend anyone or imply support for gun violence.now, a union rereesenting graduate student teaching and research assistants is calling for him to resign. some good news on the education front here in iowa. the u-s department of education says iowa leads the nation with a highghchool graduation rate of 90-point-5 percent.that's well above the national average of more than 82-percent.the feds say the graduation gap between whites and minority groups is also shrinking. in johnson county today there's another group of graduates. graduates.but this group completed a course designed to get them *back on track.this was the graduation ceremony for theheohnson county drug treatment court program.there are a number of requirements that participants have to complete before graduating. those that complete the program say they're grateful for getting their life back.

at the university of iowa iowapresident bruce harreld wants to work on his communication skills.harreld is hiring a crisis communication consultant to improve e s presentation in front of the public and in front of the cameras.in a statement, harreld says several people recommended to him that he get help from outside the university culture, including his communications team.the cost the consultant will be paid out of pocket by president harreld himself, and not by the school. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corrid's top sties and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the fifit ten minutes. minutes.but we are just getting started.coming up... up...healing our heroes. the new place in cedar rapids that heart disease. asthma. diabetes. take prescription drugs. but in the last 7 years drugs prices have doubled. hillary's going to take on the drug companies. require medicare to negotiate lower drug prices. let people buyuyheir prescription drugs from countries like canada at half the price. and cap monthly prescription costs for every american. the drug comnies have been over charging l

a report on the hiring of the university of iowa president bruce harreld was just released.in october, investigators from the american association of university professors visited iowa city to see if the board of regent's were fair in their selectionthe report says harreld was one of the front- runners through the entire process.they couldn't pinpoint if the board of regents "picked him" from the beginning, but said the board seriously dis-served the people of the state with the search. "what we concluded is that they were looking for a specific kind of person, somebody who could bring quote on quote transformative change to the university and whether it was bruce herald from the beginning, it wasn't clear the beginning, it wasn't clear on that." that."investigators were *not* able to meet with president harreld, but say, the college and university governance committee will decide if a sanction will be imposed on that decision will *not affect harreld's employment. state bragging rights have been decided -- on the basketball court at least. least.the 4th ranked iowa state cyclones had

harreld has apologized and said it was an off the cuff comment. new jersey governor and republican presidential hopeful chris christie is making a couple stops in the corridor tomorrow.first, he'll hold a meet and greet at iowa city's hamburg inn at 11-30. then, , tomorrow, night he'll make his way to the fieldhouse in cedar rapids for a town four-thirty.the event starts at five-thirty. if you were one of the millions of shoppers who took advantage of amazon's deals this holiday season, you helped break some records.the company says it's prime now service - which offers unlimited free two-day shipping - gained three- million *new members in the third week of december alone. prime members shopng on their mobile devices, more than doubled. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.but we are just getting started. started.here's another live look outside right now with our cbs 2 news road warrior. warrior.terry? announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on t

we also spoke with iowa president bruce harreld today about those security concerns. he says he has faith in the pasadena police department and all the state and federal agencies under their command. we're working with all the local authorities to continue to provide support but it's their show and were actually very respectful. they're doing a great job they were doing a wonderful job setting up and i think we're going to have a wonderful game. the city says the only new regulation for fans is a new clear bag policy. they say selfie sticks, umbrellas and drones have always been banned. in pasadena, kevin barry, cbs 2 news ten at 10. kevin thanks.even beyond pasadena, there is a worldwide effort underway to thwart any possible new year's terror attacks. attacks.fox 28 news senior political reporter scott thuman has more now on the effort to keep tomorrow night's celebrations -- safe. safe. bomb-making equipment and an explosive device inside this backpack, just some of what was seized in a raid by turkish police who arrested two men, accused of plotting a new years ev

university of iowa president bruce harreld is asking for more than five million dollars in additional funding for school faculty.ioio state university p psident steven leath is also requesting more than eight million for faculty at i-s-u.leath and harreld want the extra state funding to add faculty members and giveaises to keep the schoololcompetitive. house...quinnipiac university has released its latest *national polls for both major parties. parties.on the republican side - donald trump holds a 27 to o 17 leaeaover senator marco rubio, who has passed ben carson for second place.in last month's poll - trump only led carson by one point.rson is tied with senator d cruz for fourth.both candidates have 16-percent support nationally. on the democratic spectrum - hillary clinton continues to pull awafrom senator bernie sanders.quinnipiac's poll now has clinton with a 60 to 30 lead over sanders.the 30-point margin for the former secretary of state is up fr 18oints a month ago.the only other democratic candidate, martin o'malley is a very distant third with only two- percent support. the i

that would lead the team if it weren't for clay harreld...he was 7 of 12 from deep for a team high 25...chargers win it big, 98-78. earlier in the day, the morningside men, taking on jamestown. but right out of the gate, brequan tucker...finds some space in the corner he connects and the morningside answers back...adebayo babalola...bull dozes his way to the hoop and the guys in maroon take the lead. then the outside game comes alive...ryan tegtmeier...rises and fires on the triple

harreld has met with the faculty senate, local and state government. he also took a trip to washington to meet iowas congressional delegation. he said he is taking in everyones concerns.. big. he said one thing hes noticed is members of iowas faculty bruce harreld /uof i president very universities, i do think we have a compensation problem. so theyre being picked off, and then we have a hard time back-filling against that. i could give you specific schools in the big 10 that im a little frustrated with, but thats life, weve got to do something about this. the university of iowa now has the best football coach in the big ten.. on saturday... kirk ferentz and his team go for the big ten title in indianapolis.. and then... they go bowling... the only question is... where? a metro travel firm is already setting up bowl packages. the phone is ringing off the hook... there are several potential scenarios... so they have planned five different trips.. including the rose bowl... sup terry tegen/ winebrenner red carpet travel everything will be out on our webs

we've seen the emails between harreld and a university librarian. she calls his remarks "horrifying and unacceptable.." he calls it an "unfortunate and off the cuff remark," and it's a comment he's used in many forums...saying this is the first objection he's heard... an iowa man sees two people standing by the street asking for money -- and offers them a job. but the pandhandlers say no thanks. then -- the businessman sees them back out with their signs. so, he makes one of his own...saying don't give them money. and stands behind them... there and hold a sign and ask for money and say they're he's offered jobs to panhandlers before -- and says he'll so. coming up... it's a basketball shot you have to see to believe. wait until you see what a nine-year- old won for her family. plus - with iowa making it to the rose bowl on new years day, travel agencies are swamped with fans the gamam. it's a windyafternoon. cooler temperatures are in the forecast. we'll be right back with your storm track seven forecast. "you're watching kwwl. we've got you covere

the a-a-u-p presented its findings to the board and to bruce harreld. the board responded saying it believes it quote "ran a fair and transparent search process." but couldn't provide any other comment due to pending litigation. when harreld saw the report, he said he "will continue to respect and engage in the shared ggernance of this inststution, as i pledged to do before assuming my duties... ... and as i have done so far in my first two weeks here." iowa city says it wants to welcome all international visitors despite recent comments about muslims. city leaders have been working on making iowa city more internationall y friendly over the past couple years. the iowa city area development group or i- cad wants to fill jobobby attracacng skilled workers from around the world. it has put together a multi-lingual website full of resources for those who may be from other nations. more information on transportatio n and child care options. city leaders say making people feel welcome, will benefit the economy. "iowa city is in one of those fortunate positio

harreld says the remark was immediately sanded down and an investigation is underway. drivers continue to get a big break at the pump. pump.the latest figurus from average price for a gallon of gas in iowa dropped another two cents la week.mumu of eastern iowa is now enjoying prices below two dollars a gallon.experts say while anything is possible, they don't see any major events coming up that would drive prices back up. also today, a good news, bad news situation for the corn industry.the obama administration announced a cut in the amount of corn-based ethanol that would be pumped into the nation's gas supply. but the figurereis higher than an earlier proposal from the environmental protection agency.iowa senator joni ernst expressed her sappointment in the decision, calling ethanol a critical coonent of reducing thenation's neeeed for foreign oil. still to come nine.l take you on a trip back in time, with the help of this month's road trippin' as we head jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it