snow totals range from 4- 6" around dubuque to waterloo with 2-4" for the rest of eastern iowa north of iowa city. from iowa city south expect at trace-2". light snow or flurries linger into wednesday morning followed by sunshine during the afternoon. high temperatures 30s...far from the 60s we had saturday. blowing snow is expected tonight and tuesday with a north wind at 10-20 mph. the wind diminishes after 6 pm tuesday. we are tracking another chance of snow for wednesday night into early thursday morning. similar snow amounts and timing with this round of snow compared to o onight (mondayy night). a light rain/snow mix develops this evening (7-9 pm) and transitions to all snow by 10 pm. roads will become slick by this time and remain that way through tuesday morning. snow continues through the night then tapers off by 6 or 8 am. snow totals range from 4- 6" around dubuque to waterloo with 2-4" for the rest of eastern iowa north of iowa city. from iowa city ssuth expect at trace-2". light snow or flurries linger into wednesday morning followed by sunshine during the afternoon. high temperature

snow totals range from 4- 6" around dubuque to wateeloo with 2-4" for the reststof eastern iowa north of iowa city. from iowa city south expect at trace-2". light snow or flurries ling into wednesda morning followed by afternoon. high temperatures will be in the upper 20s and low 30s...far from the 60s we had saturday. blowing snow is expected tonight and tuesday with a north wind at 10-20 mpp the wind diminishes after 6 pm tuesday. we are tracking another chance of snow for wednesday night into early thursday morning. similar snow amounts and timing with this round of snow compared to tonight (monday night). a light rain/snow mix develops this evening (7-9 pm) and transitions to all snow by 10 pm. roaa will become slick by this time and remain that way tonight, in an emotional interview...a mother is begging for answers while searching for her

of the city with the heaviest snow falling north of the city. a dry slot will overtake southern and central iowa in the snow and rain but still allowing for northwest iowa to see lighter blowing snow. temps will be able to rise above freezing during this time so when the final wave swings through after 5pm tonight we will see rain turning into snow across central iowa and much lighter snow to our north. the snow should exit the state to the east nearly completely by tomorrow morning but we will be left with a very windy and cold day. speaking of the winds, it will be windy midday... who came out on top after the iowa caucuses last night? nikki: a significant snowfall is heading to iowa, and local five's road warrior has the latest on road conditions... coming up nikki: next.... it's groundhog day! we'll find out if we'll have a longer winter or an early hd. we are iowa" : nikki: an exciting night for the iowa nikki/lam: a dead heat in the democratic race and some big surprises on the republican side now everyone is turning their eyes to new hampshire. abc's john karl is in des moines this morning. " cruz: god bless the great state of iowa! overnight - h

counties around the university of iowa, it can see in the east side of this day, south of cedar rapids, johnson county, iowa city, the university and he did well there. the county north of des moines, where iowa state university is, bernie sanders had the counties with the largest college populations. surprisingly a little bit, bernie sanders did well along the western edge of this day, the northwest, and down south ,long the river, the low hills they apparently only exist in iowa and japan, i just learned this the other day, -- host: fun facts. guest: got to love him. that is where hillary clinton did well back in the day, but bernie sanders did better this time. host: let's stick with that caller's question, on this issue of immigration, marco rubio was part of this gang of eight that ted cruz really attacked him on that issue. in iowa, you have the base folder in iowa and they say he deserves a spot. voters who said immigration was the most important issue, donald trump had 33 percent, ted cruz percent and marco rubio had 9%. this really tells you that this is still a third rail for republican voters. they are much more interested in donald trump's vision of build

north of the city. a dry slot will overtake southern and central iowa in the afternoon cutting us off from much of the snow and rain but still allowing for northwest iowa to see lighter blowing snow. temps will be able to rise above freezing during this time so when the final wave swings through after 5pm tonight we will see rain turning into snow across central iowa and much lighter snow to our north. the snow should exit the state to the east nearly completely by tomorrow morning but we will be left with a very windy and cold day. speaking of the winds, it will be windy all day but especially this evening where sustained speeds will be in the 20 to 30 mph range with gusts up to 40 mph. the rest of the forecast is dry and fairly nice with highs climbing back into the 30s and near 40 by sunday. sam well time now for another but when we come back... we check in with local five's road warrior for a look at the conditions outside, as to start their "you're watching good morning iowa in hd. we are iowa." elias: this morning the hawkeye state is bracing for some significant snowfall... we've already seen a number of schools cancel class for the day, and the

of eastern iowa. there's a look at temperatures now from low 30s in north to the mid-30s in the south. iowa city is currently on a warm spot with a temp of 35. here's the system that has all kind of severe weather and some snow over parts of the great lakes states. we have been stuck in the northern winds and clouds but to the west of us, you can see it's clearing a little bit and starting to see westerly wind develop, pushing some of the mild, pacific air across the middle of the country in the next few days. it will get windy. we're expecting winds tomorrow afternoon into saturday to gust around 15 to 20 miles per hour. temperatures will be much warmer and you will see the warmup started here into the low, maybe mid-40s in eastern iowa on friday and then finally by the time we get to saturday, check these numbers out -- 57 omaha and kansas city to the southwest of us. as we go to stormtrack tonight, you can see how it's flattening out for the weekend, bringing in that warmer pacific air. but about sunday, the front comes through and watch what happens then. it kicks in more cold air, low press

of properties affected in north dakota, south dakota, iowa and illinois. that includes 80 percent of the landowners in iowa. 3 3 fans of chipotle in sioux city got an unpleasant surprise this morning... a *closed* sign!sioux city's chipotle store, along with every one of the chain's u- s locations... closed for 4 hours this morning and afternoon to update employees on the company's efforts to clean up its stores and prevent the spread of diseases like e- coli and norovirus.outbreaks of those diseases late last year were linked to chipotle... causing a massive hit to the company's stock price and sales.most locations *did* re-open earlier this afternoon. 3 sioux city firefighters puts themselves in harms way everyday. 3 what most people don't know is how they spend their days inside the firehouse. each shift is 24 hours long and they rarely get a break. 3 "if we do get to sleep, it is it's in between calls and that's only late at night if that's even possible."our siouxland news reporter kayla novak shows you the behind the scenes look tonight at 10pm. 3 3 modern medicine has several ways to treat an abnormal heart rhythm. 3 coming up after the break in tonigh

of possible tornados in florida and north carolina. wrestling tickets are going quickly for two major events coming to iowa city. the e iversity of iowa athletics department said sales are going great for both the big ten championships and u-s olympic team trials. fewer than 25 hundred tickets remain for the collegiate tourment on march h and 6th. as for the trials, ticket sales are ahead of schedule compared to when they last held the event. these are pictures from e 2012 triaa. this year's event is april 9th and 10th. still ahead, this was senior night in cedar falls for the panthers. and the hawkeyes were back home against the badgers. stay with your 24 hour to co off the red hot badgers tonight at carver. jarrod uthoff playing against his old team came out firing with the nba trey for three of his 11... and how bout peter jok with steal on defense and that triggers break and jok trailing the play wide for the triple to give iowa the lead. but wisconsin with big time talent inside like ethan happ... i don't you stop that.. and then pete started to go off and he is so streaky he scored 17 of his 21 in the first half but wiscy led by

iowa city. here are the temps. 19 in old wine. 20 waterloo. 22 iowa city. winds out of the south at 4 to 8. they will turn to the north over night and through the day tomorrow. a weak cold front moves through. warmer weather is here. that's why we see the fog the warmer air rushing in atop the cold ground. what's headed our way the next couple of days with a nice warming trend for the middle and end of the week. we'll have that coming up in a bit. >>> authorities in baton rouge, louisiana say a man suspected of shooting two police officers died in a hospital. calvin smith accused of shooting the two officer evers in a -- with a rifle. they returned fire but they're not sure how smith got hurt. conditions. >>> in northwest, mississippi an station.the officer was found on the street outside of a convenience store that had been robbed by two masked men. right now, police are authorities in urbandale still have not released any names connected to a fatal police shooting over the weekend. weekend.it all started early saturday morning when officers connected to a fatal shooting over the weekend. started saturday bhorng offi

north of highway 20. and we have mix of partially to 100% cover roads in cedar rapids--covered in cedar rapids and slick spots at iowa city. winter storm continues in northern iowa. and the winter advisory a bit ago, that has now been able to expire. and now allocate what is ahead, the rest of the day, and the snow--and now a look at what is the road warriors in a bit, and look at the temperatures and the gusty winds as well. kelly. >>> well, thank you for joining us at noon. snow is falling across mump of the region, creating difficult driving conditions. we have team coverage of the meyer,who joins us live from the cbs 2 road warrior on interstate 3-80 in cedar rapids.in cedar rapids.jason, how are road conditions ere you're at? the cbs 2 news roadwarrior is live to bring you the latest >> all right, thank you, jason. it looks lqke the roads are clear out there, too, right now. so, that is good news, that the snowplows are out doing their job. >>> well, our live team coverage continues withthcbs2 corder stephanie--reporter, stephanie johnson, she has been talking to road crews this afternoon. let's go out live to her now. bridges or on ramps be careful aware o

of slickness across north and east iowa. you can see what it looks leak as we go out ththdoor live in iowa city. reduced visibility, 33 degrees, winds south and west at six with a wind chill of 28. temps on the board, 32 cedar rapids and monticello, waterloo has 31. mid western temps, you will notice how mild we are. normally we are right at 30. we are above normal, cedar same, kansas city 49. you might wonder why is that important? it shows we've got warm air coming through the forecast today d potentially tomorrow still. here is the mid stern perspective and as we see it plenty moisture starting to work close to us in the hawkeye state. let me show you where that is. moisture. there is the low around wichita. let's talk about what we know storm heading our way. tonight through wednesday morning. there is still potential for heavy snow and it looks to be across northern parts of the state, highway 20 in north, since inch or greater in soso spots.s. the tracacstill, does it go north or south? if it is further south, heavier foresee dare rapids and here is predictor. high pressure continues to dri

north of highway 20. this is a look at iowa dot in this area with a winter continuing in many of the southern counties, including cedar rapids and iowa city. more slslet and rain are in those areas with snow continuing to reports of an inch and others of 5 inches! here is a picture that one of our viewers sent into our stormtrack7 facebook page.... with the snow, sleet and rain, and blowing snow, we still have visibilities dwn below 2 milele continue to be ssong today, dii down a bit as they turn direction and pick up again by weather center and will show us around the viewing area on the` slot heading our way for a few hours before that area to the west rotottes through tonight. the storm is still very large with thunderstorms well to our south and snow still out in see some drizzle in between rounds of snow. tonight's snowfall could add another north with lighter amounts to the south, but they will see more sleet and rain... which with temps gaining only a couple of degrees. we could see a light blowing snow and falling temperatures will be the main weather story for wednesday. we will dry out for a few days, but another system headsdso

counties around the university of iowa, it can see in the east side of this day, south of cedar rapids, johnson county, iowa city, the university and he did well there. the county north, where iowa state university is, bernie sanders had the counties with the largest college populations. surprisingly a little bit, bernie sanders did well along the western edge of this day, the northwest, and down south ,long the river, the low hills they apparently only exist in iowa and japan, i just learned this the other day, -- host: fun facts. guest: got to love him. that is where hillary clinton did well back in the day, but bernie sanders did better this time. host: let's stick with that caller's question, on this issue of immigration, marco rubio was part of this gang of eight that ted cruz really attacked him on that issue. in iowa, you have the base folder in iowa and they say he deserves a spot. voters who said immigration was the most important issue, donald trump had 33 percent, ted cruz percent and marco rubio had 9%. this really tells you that this is still a third rail for republican voters. they are much more interested in donald trump's vision of build a wall, make

iowa starts now.... a winter weather advisory is in and central iowa. travel is not advised for areas north of highway 30, with i-35 closed between ames and mason city. scattered snow showers with blowing snow will continue early this morning.the wind will still be monday.wind gusts will be in the 25 to 30 mph range. temperatures will drop to the single digits with wind chills staying below zero. it will be colder today with highs only in the teens. we will see the clouds break up a bit with some sunshine this afternoon. there is another shot at some light snow again on wednesday. that could bring a quick 1 to 2" of snow across the state. first on 13... des moines police dead following an overnight fire. firefighters responded to the home of 25-hundred 59th street just before 1 a-m. that's where channel 13's josh nguyen joins us live now. fire started in the back of the house at 2500 59th street in des moines. police responded because of fire, tried to communicate with him, he wouldn't come out, they had to get back. fire started responding... fire fighters encompassed the meanwhile, investigators are trying to find the cause of a deadly house fire in marion county... police responded to this home after 11-o'clock sunday night... they say the fire injured 79-year old ronald henning... but he made it outside. the first two sheriff's deputies on scene tried using a fire extinguisher to reach his wife... but heavy flames once firefighters put it out, they recovered the body of 77-year old patricia henning. 'anytime there is a loss my sympathies go out to the family on losing a loved one and the family needs to know that the fire departments my deputies who arrived on the scene did everything they could to try and get her out of the house.' ronald henning is recovering at an iowa city hospital. police have yet to release his condition. the iowa d-o-t says an 80 mile stretch of i-35 remains closed this morning. multiple accidents and blizzard conditions forced them to shut down the road yesterday afternoon. the closure includes all lanes, both north and southbound and runs from the highway 30 exit in ames all the way to the clear lake exit. here's a look at why. yesterday afternoon, poor visibility, blowing snow and caused numerous crashes. two cars in hamilton county. iowa state patrol says crews struggled to keep up and conditions were the worst some troopers had seen in the area in 18 years. all eyes have shifted from iowa to new hampshire for the first primary race in the nation. "it's christmas eve for politicians in new hampshire and you all get to play santa claus!" and this morning...the world turned to one small town in particular. in the famous dixville notch, it's tradition to be the first to vote. 9 voters cast their ballots at the stroke of midnigh

iowa. partially to mostly snow-covered roads across central iowa and a portion of i-35 north of story city. travel is still not recommended and some roads are impassable due to the blowing and drifting of snow. gusting over 30 mile per hour wind will continue through the visibility concerns with slick roads making it feel colder. it feels like winter today with wind chills close to five degrees across the northern part of the state. we will still pick up a few snow flurries the backside today. this will be spreading to the east during the day today with weather settling down by tomorrow. he cannot relet a straightforward across northeastern corner of the state. it will be a slow go of it with roads snowy and icy in a few patches. 25 degrees in des moines. watch for the wind. temperatures today will hold steady or even falling off in the afternoon so grab the warm coats and mittens. we have some melting conditions coming our way by tomorrow and into friday over the weekend. it will be followed playoff and on chances for more snow elizabeth: shaina is keeping track of the metro conditions. shaina: it has been a tough drive all morning long, the roads have been messy but now a lot are heading out and they are having issues. we are hearing of a lot of ice in north east 14th. very slippery, a lot of people are in the ditches. there's an accident here, three vehicles in the ditch at 80 west near east 14th. give yourself extra time to avoid being in a similar accident. also on i 80 west in waukee, an accident slowing things down. we are hearing about traffic lights on a four-way flash at mlk turning to fleur drive. that will slow people down so keep that in mind. give yourself as much extra time as you can. lawmakers are expected to tackle this morning, lawmakers are set to grill federal and state figures over the ongoing water crisis in flint, michigan. jennifer davis joins us live from washington and jennifer, what can we expect to see? we know some of the people in the hot seat including michigan's top environmental regulator keith creagh, and , acting chief of the epa's water office. both are expected to attend a house committee this morning. in written testimony obtained by the associated press, creagh says the state should have required flint to treat its water corrosion-causing elements after elevated lead levels were discovered in the city's water a year ago. but it's not just the state that's under the microscope. the hearing will also focus on the epa's role in administering the safe drinking water act. in addition to officials at the hearing, we are expecting flint residents. they boarded buses to head down some are coming to the meeting carrying jugs of dirty water so they can show what they've been living with. live in washington, i'm jennifer davis. back to you guys. eric: more schools are now closing and we get an update on snowy roads from alyx sacks. elizabeth: plus, what donald trump so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that's all." >> the most-watched morning news in central iowa. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news this morning. elizabeth: more snow. falling fast overnight while you were sleeping, you could be in for another very slow commute. eric: we want to show you exactly what you'll be dealing with today. metinka will show you how long it will last, we'll tell you statewide road conditions, and we'll put you in the driver's seat with our live drive cam. elizabeth: it is 45 days until spring. eric: it was a challenge to drive in. shaina: especially in some areas. metinka: overnight we picked up another two to five inches across central iowa so roads are all snowpacked and very slippery. in des moines, we still have a few flurries that accumulating snow has ended. watch for blowing and jerking conditions across northwest iowa. due to a gusty northwest wind, winter weather advisory continues for purple counties including dallas and story county and the northwest until then today for blowing and driving snow. plus we need to warm coats, mittens,

iowa house. he says this isn't a democratic or republican issue. it's just good for iowa. >>> people volunteering at the north sioux city fire department are getting a chance to behind the wheel of its trucks. just north of riverton drive, the department has laid out an obstacle course. all volunteers met in a classroom to go over different emergency codes as well as like. volunteer fire chief bill pappas says certain changes make this training necessary. >> the turks have gotten bigger, heavier. they take longer to stop. they are a little harder to drive so we want to make sure our drivers are safe going to the scene. >> the course last roughly 20 minutes and features several different obstacles marked by red buckets. >>> grocery stores are recalling packages of macadamia nuts that may be contaminated with salmonella. the 2 ounce packages of macadamia nuts were distributed to all hy-vee grocery stores in iowa, nebraska, south dakota, illinois, kansas and minnesota as well as wisconsin. the product comes in a 2 ounce blue colored plastic bag and was sold between july 2 of last year to january 3 of this year. you should throw this product away or return it to your local >>> i expected as the sun set we would see light snow. a little grassy accumulation as we take a look at our sky watch camera. take a look at the radar imagery. still some light snow across eastern nebraska working across portions of south dakota. basically, just light snow mucking -- moving through the area as we push through 9:00. temperatures right now 340 sioux city, 340 in sioux falls. both locations reporting light snow as is lincoln took their temperature also 340. our evening planners says don't look for temperatures to change much. a few flurries through amendment hour. after that, plenty of cloud cover and temperatures only in the mid-30s by lunchtime. thursday looks a little cooler but what about friday and saturda

north, notice the clouds to northeastern iowa. the rest of us are bathed in sunshine. there is a developing storm down south. it will only spread a few clouds in southern iowa. kansas city is 70 tomorrow. st. louis is 71, picking up thunderstorms. chicago is 56. pretty mild across the midwest for february. here is the system spinning by us now, up to ontario province by limit clock. here is the next system to the south, very nice saturday statewide. so futurecast tonight, clear skies out there. as we head into saturday, expecting nothing but sunshine. i think little bit later in the day we get clouds down in southern iowa. sunday, clouds will start to move on in. there is a slight chance of a light makes early sunday morning to the northeast, but it should sunday midday. changing over to rain, and we will have clouds here. someday looks to be cooler, still above normal this time of year. tonight, 30 nine degrees. less wind, especially after sunset. clear skies, pretty mild though. tomorrow is 60, sunshine, less wind. so, take today and take out the be great. upper 40's on sunday, a little breezy to the north. monday is 44, keep in mind, average high is in the upper 30's

north, and 50s south. there is a slight through, but most of us stay dry with increasing clouds. fire crews respond to an iowa city home last night -- after spotting smoke -- coming from a roof. the iowa city fire department says it fire crews respond to an iowa city home last night -- after spotting smoke -- coming from a roof. the iowa city fire department says it started in the attic. no one was hurt -- but the seven people living there were forced to leave. fire crews believe the damage is moderate -- but it's repairable. the cause of the fire is still moments ago -- a kwwl viewer sent us these photos of a rollover on highway 20 -- traveling east -- at the alden-buckeye exit. they say it stopp traffic for nearly ten minutes -- and saw a person who was taken to a hospital. we will continue to investigate into this crash -- and update you as more information becomes available. an iowa man is safe -- after he tank. officers say it happened at feldmeier equipment in shell rock friday morning. they say joe franzen was concious and breathing when crews removed the tank. we reached out to his family -- and they say he's doing well and is recovering nicely. the accident remains under inve

that wind is north and d west. 21 iowa city washington. 16 dew buick. 15 water a lot. it feels like zero. windchill of 10 in iowa city. don't expect that number to get higher than what it is. windchill advisory from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. many we're expecting windchills 15 to 245. hours tomorrow. our high about 16 today. 38 north platte. 55 in wichita. all of the cold air just located right here in iowa. very cold coming through friend. clouds of spokes with cleabing this afternoon. thanks to high pressure. we'll drop in. that high digs in, finds some clear air, finds some would weather as it expands we'll seen sunshine for most of our saturday. the next area starting to knock on the door. leads in a rm front for saturday night when temperatures stay below zero for saturday. we'll find snow throughout the detuned r sunday as well. not a heavy snow. it's going be spread out about a 12 to 18-hour time span. so here we go. late saturday night. the snow about an inch or so there.e. up toward northeast iowa. ?r another interesting one on top of that. plan on by 6:00 sunday morning anywhere from 2 to maybe 3 inches o

north sioux city and exit 73 in tea. the state of iowa says travel is not advised on that road between sioux city and sloan.a tow ban is in effect at this hour in most of nthwest iowa. we have a link to the state road condition websites for iowa, nebrask and south dakota online at siouxland news dot com. 3 travel advisories are out in all three siouxland states tonight... and that's causing all sorts of problems.our jetske wauran shows us how this storm's affecting many people who drive for a living. 3 huge mounds of snow, piled all over the roadscausing treachorous conditions and forcing the south dakota department of transportation, to shut down i-29 toward sioux i-29 from tea exit 73 to the iowa border."the wind and the snow right now it's not safe to be driving."south dakota public safety officials say, the heavy snow and high winds are creating white-out conditions with zero to near zero visibility and making roads in the area impassible. monday's blizzard that hit the midwest, has left drivers in a standstill."it's just something you've got to do." wade evans has driven hundreds of miles from molden, missouri but because of strong winds and white-out.evans st

of cedar rapids is johnson county. that's where iowa city is, that's where the university is. the county just north of des moines is where iowatate university is. no surprise at all that bernie sanders won the counties with the two largest college populations in the state. what surprised me a little bit is that sanders did very well along the western edge of the state. you see the counties in the northwest and sioux city and down south along the missouri river. those are called the los hills. if you take a look back, it's a weird gee logical feature that only exists in iowa and japan. which i just learned this the other day when i was reading about iowa geology. >> fun facts. >> got to love it. but that's where clinton did very well back in 2008. that was sort of her corner of the state whereas this time bernie sanders did better. >> sticking with the caller's question. he talked about the minority vote, on the issue of immigration, what does it say that marco rubio is part of this gang of eight that ted cruz really attacked him on that issue. in iowa, you got the base voter in iowa. and they said he deserves the third spot.

iowa county. take a little extra time there, in is he considid rapids we are foggy and mild, temperature reading of 28, cloudy sky, waterloo 27, 27 in iowa city, winds north and west today, currently they are out of the south 5-10 miles and hour. there is psatellite and radar charles city and decorah, morning drive on a scale of 1- 10 we'll give it a 7, not the best but certainly not the worse. all of that moisture is west of us. 32 at lunch time, 34 is the high today, we'll take part of your morning and let you know and what ur weekend will look like with nice warmer weather around the corner. >>> parts of the south are cleaning up this morning after devastating weather that caused at least 16 tornadoes. >> right now there are no reports of any serious injuries or deaths but tornadoes destroyed homes and buildings in florida,al bam and a mississippi. is schools will be closed because of the storm damage. >>> as the storm moves north roads and streets from the carolinanato new york were covered in snow and ice. >> with the snow and ice comes an increase in temperatures toda in the northeast that means s ncerns about possiblbl flooding, that storm already killed one person, nasty weather also causing massive flight delays, reporting more than 1000 delays or cancellations yesterday. >>> cedar rapids authorities are trying to pinpoint the cause of a deadly fir on 16th avenue southwest :30 they saw smoke and flames coming out of the home. two people were inside at the time, one person was taken to the hospital, 72-year-old ronald jacobs was killed in the fire. >>> county authorities are investigating a deadly house fire in north english, emergency crews were call today a home sunday night, iowa county authorities sent a pictcte to cbs 2 news, home's owner austin watson was found dead inside. >>> a trial date is set for the man charged with running over and killing a corridor come in aims, benjamin claig was behind the we'll the bus that hit jacob last dececber, he now faces a number of charges including leaving the scene of regarding a fatal officer involved shooting in urbandale. urbandale.three urbandale police officers are now on paid adminisisative leave following the saturday morning hotel while the officers were responding to a drug complaint. in the lobby, they found ali yahia of des moines, who pulled outut gun and pened fire.the officers shot back, fatally hitting the 29-year- old.they'll remain on leave during an investigation. new this morning, rising tensions in the korean peninsula. peninsula.a.e south korean president has warned the north faces a collapse if it does not abandon its nuclear program. program.she told the south korean parliament today the nation n

north liberty, mellaney moore, fox 28 news. iowa city is now a certified blue zones community. community.the certification immplementation of blue zones projects over the past two years. years.since the start of 20-14, a quarter of iowa city schools have become designated blue zones schools, while 23 restaurants have earned a similar designation. iowa city will celebrate its certification during the freeze festival on saturday, february 20th.. another story we're tracking in iowa city...the city council has decided *not to approve a plan to spend 50-thousand dollars on a new piece of public art.the downtown district, which wants to install the art piece, will continue to try to raise the so, let me get this straight -- u.s. cellular has the phone you're looking for, a network that's built to give you coverage way out here where the other guys don't, and 6 gigs for only $40 a month. that's a lot less than verizon and at&t. so, why on earth would you ever go with one of those other guys? switch to u.s. cellular now and get 6 gigs of data for $40 a month still to come on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.finding artistic inspiration in the biggest happens when the political stage and theatrical stage collide -- when the fox

iowa near sioux city, a high wind warning, extreme wins over the next couple of hours. this system has a lot of wind but warm temperatures and rain showers. to the north of iowa, across the dakotas and minnesota, the we can't rule out a stray sprinkle across northwest iowa with the whole system ending. the cold front has moved through central iowa and the wind has shifted and from the west now but this system originated out of the pacific so the air behind the cold front is not cold. as this system has out the wind will settle down and the weekend looking beautiful, especially tomorrow, plenty of sunshine and temperatures warm, we get rid of the wind. across the southern half of the 60's. 50's to the north, a beatable day if you can get out of the wind. -- a beautiful day if you can get out of the wind. the wind will be a problem today, pretty strong already, 24 miles per hour and gusts today close to 50 at times. 64 degree the high temperatures, will feel great if you can get out of the wind with but the of sunshine and tomorrow a beautiful day with a sunny saturday with highs close to 60 degrees and the wind tomorrow will be light appeared sunday, temperatu

of that map we're showing right now. over east central iowa, iowa city, and then the quad cities. you move up to a looks like just north of polk county, it looks like you have story county, where you would expect young people to turn out. it looks like they are turning out tonight for bernie sanders. dennis: story county showing 58.3%, sanders over clinton. pretty much what we expected in those college towns. of course, if you look at that map, you see that the darker color represents secretary least as far as we can tell, then the sanders counties. stacey: we want to check in with todd magel, who is at the hillary clinton campaign tonight out at drake university. what is the mood of the room now, todd? todd: people have been chanting, cheering, booing donald trump when he was speaking. they are very excited even though the numbers are very close. bonnie campbell, former iowa attorney general. a supporter of hillary clinton for a long time. you have seen these numbers. what do you make of this? >> i like iowans -- how like iowans to make it all interesting. i'm not sure i imagine this. but i have to say that i am very

the other county for the democrats just north of des moines, in story county, county -- the city of ames, iowa, that's where you find iowa know, people like rand paul would expect to do well there. and bernie sanders, again, wants to do well in that county to drive up those numbers. right now, just about 10%, 11% reporting from story county. and it's an even 50/50 between clint and sanders. >> all right. >> back to you guys now. >> we'll be right back. >> we'll be right back. don't go away. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that i won't stop. until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infec

of slickness across north and east iowa. you can see what it looks leak as we go out ththdoor live in iowa city. reduced visibility, 33 degrees, winds south and west at six

of snow this morning, and right now roads are in the best shape. shape.blowing snow in north iowa shutdown interstate 35 stretching from ames to mason city, but the iowa d-o-t just re-opened the road about an still make the road potentially hazardous, and anyone traveling up that way should expect low visibility and snow covered roads. cbs 2 news has the latest developments in iowa city,where police at the university of iowa are investigating two reports of sexual assaults. assaults.the department tells cbs 2 news that both alleged incidents took place over the weekend, one at an east side residence hall, the other, in a west side residence hall. authorities have not released any other details on these two cases. a dubuque man now faces a decade behind bars for the death of a passenger in his car. car.alexander engling pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and drunken driving.engling lost control of his vehicle on april 5th in holy cross killing his passenger -- 30- year-old john cook -- in the crash.engling will be sentenced in april and prosecutors want the judge to give him a 10-year prison sentence. one of the most prolific soccer players in histor