the position opened up when chief harry daugherty retired earlier this year. the city is holding a public reception from 5:30 to 6:30 at the marion public library. each of the four candidates has at least 20 years of policing experience. lieutenant scott elam and captain doug slagle are currently on the marion police force. joseph mchale is a commander in the kansas city, missouri, police of internal affairs with the charlotte - mecklenburg police department in north carolina. a national law enforcement group is offering help to police the dakota access bakken pipeline protests. plans call for the controversial pipeline to stretch from north dakota to illinois, including through 18 counties here in iowa. the national sheriff's association says sheriffs around the country are willing to send manpower, dakota. thousands of people have joined the standing rock sioux tribe to raise concerns about destruction to cultural and historic sites. a new poll shows hillary clinton pulling ahead of donald trump among likely voters. the new quinnipiac poll out today shows cl

he's replacing longtime chief harry daugherty, who retired earlier this year. there's a collection at the university of iowa that you won't find anywhere else in the world. and the keeper of this extraordina science is working to stop the disease that killed his wife. kcrg-tv9's samantha myers reports on how researchers across the world are turning to iowa city in the fight to eradicate cancer. the key to stopping the growth of cancer tumors could be here in these tubes of antibodies. 12:21:44;18 ""a monoclonal antibody is the most useful drug for cancer right now in fact most of, over antibodies." " it's a collection unlike any other in the world. worth a quarter of a billion dollars. the lab sends the antibodies to thousands of researchers. 12:18:49;09 "140,000 clients in the history and if you go to any university you will find 100- 200 clients there buying our antibodies" the researches will then use those antibodies to find one that fights cancerous tumo the tumors it grows. right now a tumor is being grown in each one of these incubators and it's being sh

mchale is replacing chief harry daugherty, who retired earlier this year. dubuque schools notified parents in the last two days that they are looking into the 11th and 12th cases of the mumps this year. the most recent cases have come at table mound and audubon elementary schools. in all, there have been mumps cases at six different schools in the district. the district is telling parents to keep their kids develop mumps symptoms. the m-m-r vaccination greatly reduces the risk of getting mumps, but is not a guarantee it will prevent the illness. rockwell collins says it's reducing the number of workers across the country to cut costs. and that means layoffs. the company says it's planning to reduce the number of employees by 2 to 3 percent. it has a workforce of 20-thousand employees. so that would be about 400 to 600 people. the company says that will be through layoffs, positions. reductions have already started and will continue through next september. it was an important day for nearly a dozen people living in the cedar rapids area. 10:51:12 i will they

the job opened up when chief harry daugherty retired each of the candidates have at least two decades of police experience. lieutenant scott elam and captain doug slagle are currently on the marion police force the two others come from out of state. joseph mchale is a commander in the kansas city, missouri, police department. and george austin is the captain of internal affairs with the charlotte - mecklenburg police department in north carolina. people in marion can meet the from 5:30 to 6:30 at the marion public library. governor branstad will be going on a trade mission to japan and china to try to expand iowa's pork and beef exports. branstad and iowa business representatives will be gone november 11th through 18th. stops will include beijing and tokyo. the governor's office says iowa companies exported 564 million dollars in meat products to japan last year. and china recently announced plans to lift a former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords is bringing her efforts to end gun violence to iowa this week. the 2016 "we are the vocal majority" tour stopped at the statehouse today

library.long-time police chief harry daugherty announced his retirement back in april. daugherty was a 40-year -is now just three days away. away.on sunday -- voters will see a different format when the candidates will answer questions in a town-hall style debate.today, hillary clinton is off the campaign trail as she prepares for the debate. trump is hosting a roundtable at his campaign headquarters. today hillary clinton is off the campaign trail as she prepares for that debate. donald trump is at his campaign headquarters. you can watch the debate live sunday night at 8:00 right here on cbs2. >>> tonight, the cedar rapids rampage kick off the season. with the indoor soccer team facing off with the st. louis ambush. if you go tonight, expect plenty of family fun including trick-or-treat games for the kids and a costume parade for all at halftime. the teams are looking forward to the season. they hope fans are to fast. the team. it is perfect for the players and for the environment of the game. also because it keeps the franchise alive. >> the doors open at 6:05 p.m. t

the job opened up when chief harry daugherty retired earlier this candidates at a public reception this evening. it'll be from 5:30 to 6:30 at the marion public library. each of the candidates have at least 2 decades of police experience. lieutenant scott elam and captain doug slagle are currently on the marion police force the 2 others come from out of state. joseph mchale is a commander in the kansas city, missouri, police department. and george austin is the captain of internal affairs with the charlotte - mecklenburg police department in north carolina. school student helped first lady michelle obama harvest the white house kitchen garden. olivia eckerman is one of dozens invited to the white house to participate in mrs. obama's "let's move" initiative. after yesterday's harvest, students helped the first lady make a meal with produce from the garden. she also met president obama. amid the push for people to truly eat local... now, some dubuque schools are serving up their own take on the trend. but they say it's not something they can but right now, here's a look at today's opening

library.long-time police chief harry daugherty announced his retirement in april.daugherty was a 40-year veteran of the department. the gun level - is also taking place in our state.cbs 2 news statehouse reporter steffi lee explains the issues iowa legislators hope to address. address. are statehouse reporter explains the issues iowa legislators hope to address. >> reporter: for almost 30 years- >> the folks that come in my shop are the salt of the earth. a gun.and to him - iowa's steffi: recently -- missouri lawmakers successfully overrode the governor's constitutional carry veto - meaning anyone who can legally own one - can freely carry one without a permit. permit. state representative matt windschitl says that foundation must start with passing gun-related legislation in both chambers. chambers. but state senator matt mccoy and we met with some success. unfortunately they languished in the senate.>> reporter: he amendment rights also means supporting safety and he wants to pc iowa build a stronger mental health component for background checks. >> in-depth questionnaires as it relate

mchale replaces harry daugherty who announced his retirement in april. he was a 40 year veteran of the time.>>> iowa is ranked the second worst state for racial disparities and drug possession arrest. steffi lee explains how the state is responding to this ranking to the aclu.>> reporter: breaking down the bar graph the aclu is clear. >> we do not treat black people and white people the same under the rock off. -- law. took this shows that african- american persons in iowa is almost 7 times more likely to get arrested for drug possession and a white person the state.>> it is important that we point out that black people are seven times more rested it does not mean you end up in prison. a lot of people today are going into drug rehab instead of jail, drug court.>> reporter: stephen is the director of the governor's office of drug control and he said the only goal behind any drug arrest is to keep the community clean and safe. spike if you are getting federal funding for example from our office there are requirements and propel training. we really stressed

harry daugherty announced his retirement in april. he was a 40 year veteran of the department. >> the johnson county coalition is relaunching as an independent nonprofit organization. the coalition works to increase for low-income people. over the last 36 years rent has increased 35% in johnson county. the average income for renters have declined 13%. johnson county renters are paying more than 30% of their annual income on rent. >> the cedar rapids community school district is taking a new approach to make sure kids get to school. mellaney moore learned about the strategies spreading from one school across the district. the principle of elementary school of 365 children wanted to improve its attendance numbers. >> our attendance was rather low. gotten a hold of everybody on that list to make sure they were here at schoolthe cedar rapids community school district says a student who misses 18 days... or 10 percent... of the school year is considered chronically absent.paul hayes, director of learning supports.1:55:20 on any given day,

library.long-time police chief harry daugherty announced his retirement back in april. daugherty was a 40-year veteran of the department. for the rest of the month - mercy medical center in cedar rapids is pretty in pink at night.fireworks signaled the lighting ceremony last night in honor of breast cancer awareness month.alliant energy handed out pink light bulbs.a to the especially for you fund for each person in attendance. cbs 2 news is proud to be a sponsor of proud to be a sponsor of this weekend's especially for you race here in cedar rapids.you can find more information about how to register or donate on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com. in a little over a month, the iowa state men tip off their season -- and they'll top dog in the big 12 conference leading the way for them -- the conference named monte morris -- their preseason player of the year the senior point guard -- is the first cyclone to receive the honor since jamaal tinsley -- morris was the only unamimous selection to the preseason all big 12 team -- last year -- he led the big 12 in assists and minute

job.two candidates already work in the marion police department -- two work in other cities.chief harry daugherty retired earlier this year.the public reception is an opportunity for people to get to know the candidates and ask them questions. in the race for the white house- house-the next presidential debate is just three days away. away.democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is off the campaign trail to get ready.republican donald trump had a roundtable discussion this morning with the national border patrol council.that the discussion. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews not only with our station but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know from the candidates. please share your thoughts with us by email or facebook. a corridor food truck is spicing things up in iowa city. city.cbs 2 news reporter vybz. nat pop: sot: dan miller- customer 10;16;31 "i think its fantastic

the job opened up when chief harry daugherty retired earlier this year. people in marion can meet the 4 it'll be from 5:30 to 6:30 at the marion public library. each of the candidates have at least 2 decades of police experience. lieutenant scott elam and captain doug slagle are currently on the marion police force the 2 others come from out of state. joseph mchale is a commander in the kansas city, missouri, police department. and george austin is the captain of internal affairs with the charlotte - mecklenburg police department in north carolina. people in cascade will soon get a look at the plans to rebuild the only state highway running through the town. will host an informational meeting about planned repairs to highway 136 next wednesday. the meeting will run from 4 to 7 at cascade's city hall. the portion of the highway undergoing repairs runs from the intersection with first ave to the northern city limits. some students in the central city school district got to stick their principal to the wall. it was part of a challenge to raise the money to f

so he's got a lot of experience he's replacing longtime chief harry daugherty, who retired earlier this year. energy bills might be a little higher than you expect this winter. the energy department says bills are likely to be higher because of slightly increased prices of heating fuels. those include natural gas, electricity, heating oil and propane. the energy department also says people can expect a colder winter than last year, which was mild. "things right now aren't set in ston the market i think the eia has sort of captured a fair expectation of what customers should expect over the course of the winter." experts say there are several ways to save on energy. that includes checking the insulation in the home, or getting a home energy inspection from a company, like mid american. officials also say some homeowners can apply for the federal low-income home energy assistance program, or li-heap. today area boy scouts are making it easy to donate to people in need. of food for their annual 'scouting for food' campaign. organizers dropped off plastic bags at homes around town last mont

the job opened up when chief harry daugherty retired earlier this year. people in marion can meet the 4 candidates at a public reception this evening. it'll be from 5:30 to 6:30 at the marion public library. each of the candidates have at least 2 decades of police experience. lieutenant scott elam and captain doug slagle are currently on the marion police force the 2 others come from out of state. joseph mchale is a commander in the kansas city, missouri, police is the captain of internal affairs with the charlotte - mecklenburg police department in north carolina. according to a recent study, more people say they are in a job that requires above average education. at the same time, it shows earnings have slowed over plan on a cool, windy day! clearing sky this afternoon. highs will generally be in the upper 50s to lower 60s. the weekend continues to look great with highs well into the 60s both days. no frost is expected this weekend, though temperatures at night will cool down to the lower 40s. next week, the main theme is for warmer than normal conditio

library.long-time police chief harry daugherty announced his retirement back in april. daugherty was a 40-year veteran of the department. the johnson county affordable housing coalition is re- non-profit organization.the coalition works to increase access to affordable housing for those with low-income. according to the federal reserve - over the last 36 years, rent has increased 35-percent in johnson county. the average income for renters has declined 13-percent. johnson county renters are paying more than 30-percent of their annual income on rent. "quite frankly the fun in football is playing well... you never play as well as you want, that's never happened but playing more to what we want to be.. that's the fun in football."and as of right now the hawks aren't having fun... because lately they are playing well -- but all that can change with a win on the road -- saturday against minnesota and to get last weeks bad taste out of their mouths -- the hawkeyes hit the practice field monday instead of tuesday to prepare for the gophers -- and a road trip might be just what

chief harry daugherty retired earlier this year. another local police department is getting a leg-up on a crucial resource -- all th fox 28 news reporter mellaney moore -- --is in north liberty to show us how. how. the colony pumpkin patch in north liberty is a place where bringing your spooky spiders can strengthen the threads of the community.this is a community pumpkin patch. it's not just our pumpkin patch. we figure it's the whole town's. coming to shop for pumpkins is freegeneral admission cost pumpkin patch. >> reporter: coming to shop for pumpkins is free. general admission costs >> this is our launch for a campaign for a k-9 program. >> reporter: it costs $75,000 for a trained dog and a proper vehicle. >> the more our costs increase, the more demands for a police response. this dog wouldn't just be utilized in north would be utilized in john dt. >> reporter: colin says it's about supporting community safety. >> it's a natural fit for us. we jumped on nap. >> reporter: mellaney moore, fox 28 news. >> there are a loft other p

library.long-time police chief harry daugherty announced his retirement back in april. daugherty was a 40-year veteran of the department. retirement in april. >>> let's take a look at the satellite and radar. there is matthew and it is continue to wind up the coast. we will keep an eye on that in the forecast today. we have the upper 50s to lower 60s. the is a clearing day today. is in the upper 60s tomorrow. lower said their 70s on monday and tuesday and back to the 60s are wednesday. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, october 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? hurricane matthew slams ashore with 120-mile-per-hour winds and knocking out p homes. millions are in the path of this dangerous storm. we will go to the hardest hit areas and talk to florida's governor. >> people in south carolina and georgia and north brace for a hurricane that could bring record flooding. they haven't faced a hurricane like this in more than a hundred years. >> donald trump and hillary clinton get ready for a rematch. we will show you how they are preparing for su

library.long-time police chief harry daugherty announced his retirement back in april. daugherty was a 40-year veteran of the department. there is a lot of excitement over new buildings going up along blairs ferry road... but-- not as much excitement over the traffic it will bring. bring.city officials say the road is doing what it should - it was built to handle slow - high volumes of traffic.the good news - the city engineers monitor roads constantly for will continue to keep you updated on any changes made... ?and when retailers plan to move into the new buildings on blairs ferry road. a sticky situation thursday - when the eastern iowa honor flight stopped by central city schools to receive a donation. donation.the elementary - middle and high schools competed against each other to raise the most money to support the organization.the losing school's principal was duct-taped to a wall during lunch.the eastern iowa honor trips to national war memorials.in all - the schools raised 19-hundred dollars. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news

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