participants and spectators may have a muddy start to the u-c-i cyclo-cross world cup johnson county fairgrounds today through sunday. cyclo-cross combines obstacles and cycling on an off-road course. the infiltration of yahoo may be the largest cyclo-cross world cup today. it'll take place at the johnson county fairgrounds today through sunday. cyclo-cross combines obstacles and cycling on an off-road course. the infiltration of yahoo may be the largest hack of an email provider in history. what users need to watch out for, in today's tech bytes. stay with tv9. it's ---. two nights of violent protests calmer atmosphere overnight. as abc's maggie rulli reports, protestors are demanding the city release the dashcam video of a police officer shooting a black man. but the police chief says he doesn't plan to make it public. for the thrid night in a row - protestors fill the streets of downtown charlotte nats up: "no justice, no peacei" gear? and more than four hundred national guard troops brought in from across the state to stop this from happening again - violent protests that left one dead and d

johnson county doesnt have enough food.that's according to a report released by services.today volunteers packed thousands of meals to try to help. help. the atmosphere is electric at the johnson county fairgrounds. but there is no carnival. ?this is a room full of people from the community excited to help others.mark koch, hills bank and trust and wealth management officer 17:32:39 it's actually quite fun in here patti fields, united way vice president for impact and engagement17:21:11 today is our meal packaging event that is engaging the community to package 20,000 meals this morning.fields says food insecurity in the area impacts adults... and our kids. 17:21:48 we're focusing on hunger and also this morning that children who have a healthy, nutritious food are also more ready to learn at school.leon sporrer, outreach event coordinator17:26:49 it's oatmeal, soy, and a cinnamon pack and applesthe roughly three thousand pounds of food is all staying in the area. leon sporrer, outreach event coordinator17:26:17 unfortunately, people in iowa staying in the area. >> fortunately, people in iowa -- unfortunately, people are in hungry. we are the midwest. why are people hungry? we supply the food to

johnson count. county. the atmosphere is electric at the johnson county fairgrounds. but there is no carnival. ?this is a room full of people from the community excited to help others.mark koch, hills bank and trust and wealth management officer 17:32:39 it's actually quite fun in here patti fields, united way vice president for impact and engagement17:21:11 today is our meal packaging event that is engaging the community to package 20,000 meals this adults... and our kids. 17:21:48 we're focusing on hunger and also this morning we're packaging cinnamon apple oatmeal, since research shows that children who have a healthy, nutritious food are also more ready to learn at school.leon sporrer, outreach event coordinator17:26:49 it's oatmeal, soy, and a cinnamon pack and applesthe roughly three thousand pounds of food is all staying in the area. leon sporrer, outreach event coordinator17:26:17 unfortunately, people in iowa are hungry. which, we're the midwest...why are people hungry? we supply the food to all the world.the m go to hunger relief organizations in washington and johnson counties and fee

johnson county. county.cbs 2 news reporter action and joins us live from the county fairgrounds. according to social services, one out of seven people in johnson county doesn't have enough to eat.today volunteers packed thousands of meals to try to help. help.the goal is to reach 20 thousand meals.volunteers worked in team assembly lines to make it happen.the roughly three thousand pounds of ingredients are staying in the area.the meals will go to hunger relief organizations in lines to make it happen. the roughly 30 ingredients are staying in the area. the meals will go to hunger relief organizations in washington and johnson counties, and feed families here. >> focusing on hunger and this morning we are packaging cinnamon out bull meals. research shows that children will have a healthy nutritious meal and will be more ready to learn a school. >> if this looks like something you would like to be a part of both the united way and outreach programs say they are on our website. >>> the rain keeps pouring in there are concerns of possible flash flooding. let's ask terry squeals when

despite lower prices at the grer seven people in johnson county do not have enough to eat. volunteers went to the fairgrounds yesterday to try to pack 20-thousand meals.they worked in team assembly lines to make it happen.the roughly three thousand pounds of food will help local families. we're focusing on hunger and also this morning we're packaging cinnamon apple oatmeal, since research shows that children who have a healthy, nutritious food are also more ready to learn at sch. washington and johnson counties. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.just ahead...the one year anniversary in cedar rapids no one wanted to celebra. roughly three thousand children lost their parents on . nine-11.and for many - the trauma of that day has followed them into adulthood. fifteen years later, brooks silva-braga caught up with one of the children of nin. nine-11. before matt van auken moved to portland, oregon from new jerseya& he finally did what visited his father's name at the world trade center memorial (sot matt van auken)i just stood there for a while and let it come out// i was like, now i can go, now i can

fairgrounds today to work on packing 20-thousand meals. the meals will go to hunger relief organizations in washington and johnson counties that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minut. minutes.still to come... come...the issue of national security and why some say the presidential candidates still need to work on their plans. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. the september 11th terror attacks changed the way americans viewed security in the united states. states.meet some of the people most directly effected 15 years ago this week..tomorrow morning at 5 >> i think we have had enough rain. >> turn it off.>> events this have been over and over. this is the fifth tim