mumps... and rubella vaccine... this is to help reduce the read of mumps both on campuss and across all of iowa. the university's medical director says students under 25 who live in close quarters and who rticipate in group activities are mos likely to get mumps... the diiector also says most students have already gotten their first and second dose of the mumps vaccine... but it's important dhat they get the third.. they say you shhuld get the first annsecond dose if you have not already.. we've got you covered... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. there are multiple chances for students to get this vaccine. we've got a list of those on our websitee kwwl dot com. remember -- there's no charge. leaders at the university of missouri are meeting today. the university is dealing with a firestorm right now. at least 30 football players are joining several student groups .. protestitig the way ttey say the school's president has handled issues of racism at the school. the board of curators is not saying why they're meeting toda

with mumps is you start getting swollen glands."he says washing your hands, not sharing water bottles and cleaning door knobs will help prevent the virus from spreading.james says, as a precaution it's best to get the shot, even though most of the patients have been between 18-24. 18-24. "we haven't seen a loof cases after that age 2 2 there's a clear cut off ththe. we're saying if you're that age it's certainly not a bad idea to get it. james says the reported cases started off campus but have now spread between all the dorms, apartments, and greek life.it's also good to know that you can* get the mumps flu shot. you can't get it for 28 days if you had the flu mist.marissa scott, cbs 2 news ten at ten right now, investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a massive blaze at a popular golf course in amana. it happened at about four this morning at the golf club and events center.the fire chief tells cbs 2 news, the blaze started on the north side of the building. cbs 2 news is learning new details about an explosion in cedar

with mumps is you start getting swollen glands."he says washing your hands, not sharing water bottles and cleaning door knobs will help prevent the virus from spreading.james says, as a precaution it's best to get the shot, even though most of the patients have been between 18-24. 18-24. "we haven't seen a lot of cases after that age 24 there's a clear cut off there. we're saying if you're that age it's certainly not a bad idea to get it. james says the reported cases started off campus but have now spread between all the dorms, apartments, and greek life.it's also good to know that you can* get the mumps vaccine even if you had the flu shot. you can't get it for 28 days if you had the flu mist.marissa scott, fox 28 news. marissa thanks.the national wildlife federation is making headlines for telling people *not to rake their leaves. leaves.with fall upon us, and leaves blowing throughout the streets, most people think raking them is the right thing to do.but the n-w-f says raking leaves, bagging them up and throwing them away is wa

nurses say untreated cases of the mumps could lead to infertility in men... hearing loss... and what do your children want to do after high school? it's a question the waterloo they was to build a new career and technical education center kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in the newsroom. nikki they plan on this going to a bond vote. that's right. it's a 47 million dollar bond issue referendum. right now they are collecting signitures that will be they say this facility will be whole community. dr. jane lindaman says the career and technical education center will be built near central middle school. the district already owns the land. right now, des moines is the only location for a school like this. she says schools that have this type of programming have a 92 percent graduation rate. right now, waterloo has 70 to 75 percent graduation rate. lindaman says they can do " building. it's not about a facility. it's not about walls. it really is and have just as much promise as anyone else." plan...renovations to east and west high schools. they are looking to make both buildings fu

a mumps outbreak has affected more than 100 people in iowa the mumps is highly contagious and is spread through contaminated saliva... so the university is taking precaution to end this outbreak. students swarmed the halls of the iowa memorial union for their free vaccination. those students getting the shot vaccination. (sot. cg: lisa james/university of iowa nurse) "it's our hope that the more students that get vaccinated with this third one will up our collective immunity to the mumps, and then we'll slow this outbreak." students actually had to get the first two rounds of the mmr vaccine to be enrolled in the university of iowa. waterloo schools are looking to implement a new school -- new opportunities for their students. in school. career and technical education center. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in our newsroom. nikki when will this school be the recommendation has already been made to the school board. now they are collecting signatures to eventually put it towards a bond vote. it's something they say will benefit the whole community. what do your children want to do after h

citing more and more cases of mumps at the university of iowa, health leaders will offer vaccines at no cost throughout the campus next week. kcrg t-v nine's chris earl... ...was in iowa city earlier today where the number of confirmed cases has been going up in recent weeks. now at more than 100 cases of mumps - largely within the student population -- leading to johnson county public health and the university to have thousands of third doses of the m-m-r vaccines -- measles, mumps and rubella -- ready for any ui student under age 25. inside the iowa memorial union, registered nurses and other health specialists are getting ready for what could be thousands of students coming here on monday and tuesday for that third m- m-r vaccine. " 55:50 the science behind getting the third is not super- conclusive on whether it boosts immunity a whole lot but it's something we can do...and is shown to slow an outbreak like this. " we met one ui senior who told us a roommate had mumps recently... here's what happened. " 53:44 she noticed that her glands were really swollen and thought that she ha

the vaccine helps fight against measles, mumps, and rubella. more than 100 cases have been reported on campus. university officials say they expect 3,000 to 4,000 students to get the shot. some students on campus say they were aware of mumps, but didn't know how large an issue it has become until they received notice from the university. "i just got an email this week saying due to the mumps cases they're offering free shots. i check my email on a regular basis, so just through that is the only way i knew about it." the university of iowa has been working with the iowa department of public health since the first case of mumps was discovered in august. a university of iowa researcher is helping nasa learn more about "the red planet... mars. jasper halekas is involved in one of the key experiments in the maven mission, which focuses on planet's upper atmosphere. kcrg-tv9's brady smith reports. new findings from nasa's maven mission reveal another piece of the planet's puzzling history. maven is learning how atmosphere, tracking how solar winds ch

the university of iowa is taking action actionto help fight against an breakout of mumps on campus. campus.the u-i student health and wellness center is offering all students under the age of 25 the m-m-r vaccine for free.that's a vaccine that fights measles, mumps and rubellathe university says they've seen more than 100-cases of the mumps in the last few months tonight at ten hear why health officials say it's an issue that goes beyond keeping the outbtbak on campus.or now we have a link with a list of locations and times to get vaccinated on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com. we have new @nformation in our vote 20-16 coverage. covevege.the latest c-n- n/o-r-c poll has donald trump still ahead of the g-o-p pack in iowa.he has a 25 to 23 point lead over doctor ben carson.marco rubio capitalzied on aatrong debate performance - he's sprung himself into 3rd place with 13 percent backing. for the democrats - both hillary clinton and bernie sanders saboosts in their respective numbers after vice president joe biden n decided not to run.clinton holds an 18 point lead over sanders 55 percent

the mumps is highly contagious and is spread through contaminated saliva... so the university of iowa is trying to put an end to it. students getting the shot will be the third round of the measles- mumps-rubella vaccination. nurses say the students actually had to get the fifit two rounds of the m-m-r vaccine to be enrolled at the ununersity. obese e ildren as young as 8 8 show e ely signs of heart disease. researchers used imaging tests to compare a small group of obese and normal-weight kids. they found that 40 percent of the obese children had thickened muscles surrounding the heart --- which could reduce the heart's pumping ability. some of the obese children also had other conditions such as asthma, high blood pressure, and depression. experts caution that heart problems during childhood could lead to more complicated health conditions in the future. around town and across america men are putting down their razors and letting their beards grow. and it's all for a good cause. november is a popular month to going on. one is movember, and the other is no-s

the mumps is highly contagious and is spread through saliva. for students getting the shot -- it would be the third round of the measles-mumps- rubella vaccination. "it's our hope that the more students that get vaccinated with this third one will up our collective immunity to the outbreak." nurses say the students had to get the first two rounds of the m-m-r vaccine to enroll at the university of iowa. support is building for a major eduation project in waterloo. superintendenttr. jane lindaman sayy-- if approvee-- a 47-million dollar career and tech ed center would be built near central middle school. des moines is the only current location for a school like this. the goal is to improve building. it's not about a faciliiy. it's waterloo kids are just as bright and have just as much promise as anyone else." the proposed plans also include renovations to east and west high schools. three iowa veerans reunite to share their unique bond from a war --- a war in which two were shot down.n. kwwl's brad hanson spoke with all three. the cobra attack h

the vaccine helps fight against measles, mumps, and rubella. there are more than one hundred cases on campus. university officials say they expect three to four thousand students to get the shot. one student on campus says she didn't notice how big of a problem mumps had become until the university sent out an email regarding the vaccine. she says she's deciding against it. "i have very huge fear of needles, so i think i'm just going to try to the university of iowa has been working with the iowa department of public health since it first discovered the first case of mumps last spring. hundreds of people in the gladbrook-reinbeck area want the school district to disband because of declining enrollment and a tight budget. the waterloo- cedar falls courier reports more than seven hundred people have signed a petition to dissolve and divide students between neighboring districts. the school board will eventually need to ask voters for approval. that's because at least 20 percent of the district's voters signed the petition. if the majority approve

health officials say mumps usually affects about 10 to 20 iowans a year. today health officials fered free m-m-r, or measles, mumps and rubella boosters to students at the iowa memorial union. health officials say it's important to offer the boosters to young people who live in close proximity. "the more peple we get vaccinated it protects the whole community. there are people who can't get vaccinated, so the more students who take responsibility to get this third mmr can hopefully slow the outbreak." officials say they plan to hold additional free clinics before the end of the semesttr. if you're feeling under the weather, starting next week you'll be able to go to a cedar rapids grocery store to see a doctor. today mercy care held an telehealth clinic at the edgewood road hy-vee. patients will get a private room to meet with a doctor through a television link while a nurse remains in the room to use diagnostic equipment. "telemedicine in a retail a define menu of services, things that are appropriate for quick, easy, convienent care, coughs, cclds, illne

the vaccine helps fight against measles, mumps, and rubella. there are more than one hundred cases on campus. university officials say they expect three to four thousand students to get the shot. one student on campus says she didn't notice how big of a problem mumps had become until the university sent out an email regarding the vaccine. she says she's deciding against it. "i have very huge fear of needles, so i think i'm just going to try to stay healthy and take other precautions." the university of iowa has been working with the iowa department of public health since it first discovered the first case of mumps last spring. hundreds of people in the gladbrook-reinbeck area want the school district to disband because of declining enrollment and a tight budget. the waterloo- cedar falls courier reports more than seven hundred people have signed a petition to dissolve and divide students between neighboring districts. the school board will eventually need to ask voters for approval. that's because at least 20 percent of the district's voters si

after a mumps outbreak hit campus. the outbreak has affected more than one hundred people in iowa city since mid july... mumps is highly contagious and is spread through contaminated saliva. it causes fever and swollen glands... among other symptoms. students are now packing the iowa memorial union to get vaccinated... there's a girl in my building that has the mumps right now, in my apartment building, so i thought it was important that i get it since i could be exposed to it. students were required to get the first two rounds of the m-m-r vaccine before they enrolled... the free vaccine will be the third. the plans to revitalize walnut street now include a museum... the "wells fargo history museum" will go into the wells fargo bank lobby. that's in the financial center. the 55 hundred square foot museum is set to open in the fall of next year... it'll celebrate the history of des moines and wells fargo... and will include a full size stage coach. it's expected to attract more than 25 thousand visitors annual. there w

the mumps is highly contagious and is spread through contaminated saliva... so the university of iowa is trying to put an end to it. students packingthe iowa memorial union for their free vaccination earlier today. students getting the shot will be the third round of the measles-mumps- rubella vaccination. (sot. cg: lisa james/university of iowa nurse) "it's our hope that the more students that get vaccinated with this third one slow this outbreak." nurses say the students actually had to get the first two rounds of the m-m-r vaccine to be enrolled in the discussion for a new career and technical education center is underway. it's a 47 million dollar bond issue referendum -- and signatures are being collected to present to the board. waterloo schools superintendent dr. jane lindaman says the career and technical education center will be built near central middle school -- and will benefit the whole community. des moines is the only current location for a school like this. she says schools that have this type of programming have a 92 percent graduation rate. r

has been offering free vaccinations to students under 25 after more than 100-cases of the mumps were reported during the fall.the u-i will next offer the m-m-r vaccine on monday, november 30th. noon, whwhcedar rapids will be a bit more magical this weekend. weekend.plus, a new study that suggests money really can buy happiness. happiness. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, fatatr, grandfather. that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. there's a bit more magic in the air this weekend as disney on ice is at the u.s. cellular center in downtown cedar rapids.dare to drdrm will be going on through sunday.and presents stories of snow white, rapunzel and princess tiana.those who've performed in the show for years - say it's wonderful to see the tales come to life.tickets for main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now,a live

the vaccine helps fight against measles, mumps, and rubella. health officials have diagnosed more than one hundred cases on campus since summer. university officials say they expect three to four thousand students to get the shot. one student on campus says she didn't notice how big a problem mumps had become, until the university sent out an email about the vaccine. she's opting out of the shot. "i have very huge fear of needles, so i think i'm just going to try to stay healthy and take other precautions." the university of iowa has been working with the iowa department of public health, since it discovered the first case of mumps there last spring. it's important for patients battling diseases like cancer to get regular check-ups with their doctors. but many people struggle getting to the doctor's office because of transportatio n issues. holly firfer discovers a new system helping cancer patients get to their treatments on time. it's early on a wednesday morning. and darlene and margie.. are headed to the doctor. they laugh like old friends.

that's after a rise in mumps cases. doctors have already seen more than 100 sick people, mostly students. campus officials will offer third doses of the m-m-r vaccine next tuesday and wednesday, to protect against measles, mumps, and rubella. any the vaccine for free. yesterday, health specialists spent the day setting up in the iowa 4-thousand people. they hope the vaccine slows the outbreak on campus. " 55:50 the science behind getting the third is not super- conclusive on whether it boosts immunity a whole lot but it's something we can do...and like th. " the u-i. they say there's a heightened risk for students, and they're not as concerned for the rest of the community. u-i alumni and hawkeye fans can use an internet- weekend football games. the chicago-based company, "rent like a champion", focuses its efforts on college towns, and allows homeowners to rent their homes out to fans on game day. the company was featured on a-b-c's shark tank. c-e-o mike doyle says they hope to expand their presence in iowa city, with

the university of iowa will soon be offering free measles, mumps, rubella, or m-m-r, vaccinations to students under 25. 25.tomorrow will be the first of five opportunities to get the vaccine this month.more than 100-cases of mumps have been reported on campus in the last few months.the vaccinations will be offered at the iowa memorial union 7-p-m. right now... now...more than five thousand american flags dot the west lawn of the pentacrest.over the weekend, the u-i veterans association placed the flags to honor veterans who are linked to the u-i community. veterans day is wednesday and the flags will remain on display through saturday. an outpouring of corridor generosity is helping not one, but two veterans. veterans.in just a few weeks a second veteran will get to bring home a service and companion dog.these special dogs help ease symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder, or p-t-s-d.it all started when a sister asked for community support to pay for a service dog for her veteran brother.not only did the community raise enough - they also raised two and a half times what they need

the university started offering the free booster shots after a mumps outbreak began this fall. so far there have been more than 100 confirmed cases on campus this school year. the university says it will continue to give the free vaccine boosters to students at student health and wellness beginning november 30th. we'll be right back. new advanced placement capstone course. find out what students think of it. and how dubuque traffic cameras helped find some flags stolen from a business. that's toniniht at 6 hey! this holiday, u.s. cellular's giving you 50% more data than verizon and at&t for the same price. but i wanted a pony. [ gasps ] you're getting data. pony-sized data? no. u.s. cellular sized data. good, strong data you can actually use because it worksks in the middle of anywhere. i'd like $100! you're getting $400 in promo cards! yes! switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% more data than verizon and at&t. final look at tonight's snowy forecast. eastern iowa tonight and at times will be heavy. the snowfall tapers off saturday morning leaving behind a wide swath of 6-9". wind

this helps to fight against measles, mumps, and rubella. the university and johnson county public health put out a notice on friday, because more than 100 cases of the mumps have been diagnosed on campus since july. u-i students under the age of 25 can get vaccinated tuesday and wednesday from 10 a-m to 7 p-m at the iowa memorial union. mumps is spread through saliva and not airborne, but the university noted those "living a higher risk of catching it. a school district in central iowa is installing more cameras in its school buses, after a student accused a driver of assaulting him. the johnston community school district currently has only two buses with cameras, but they're adding more to 8 other buses. cell phone video from last month shows other students yelling at a man who appeas to hit a 15-year-old boy at the back of the bus. the district's new cameras will be mounted at the front of the bus their seats. the bus driver faces charges of assault and child endangerment . waukee police spent hours searching for a suspect there in decade

stephanie/otsr mumps is on the rise at the university of iowa. so now students can get a vaccine for free. will be next locations across campus, and the school says it will offer more free vaccination opportunities as they are needed. there have been more than 100 cases of mumps in the community in hte last several months. stephanie time for another quick break... chief meteorologist brad edwards will be back with one last look at our forecast. brad/wxhang weather adlib: put script here in green today turned out pretty nice with just enough sunshine in central iowa to push us into the lower 60s while most other areas of the state only reached the 50s. clouds will be increasing overnight as a strong storm system moves closer to us wednesday. this energetic low pressure system will likely produce some severe weather wednesday in southern iowa and missouri, so we will be watching it closely. look for scattered showers and storms to increase over iowa during the morning hours wednesday with the strongest storms likely to move through the metro betwee

today students are getting shots to protect against mumps. mumps.until seven tonight - university of iowa students under 25 can get the m-m-r vaccine for free.the shots are available at the iowa memorial union.the mumps have been a problem at the u-i this fall. more than 100 cases have been reported on campus in the last few months. a new clinic is having their ribbon cutting today!mercy is opening a telehealth clinic at the hy-vee store on edgewood road northeast.it's the first clinic of its kind to offer on-site, diagnostic telehealth services.mercy officials tells fox 28 news it's in response to the demand for convenient healthcare services.the clinic will start seeing patients in a week. the hawkeye football team will learn tonight if it's any closer to making the college and gold came in at number nine when the first playoff rankings were released last week.but three teams that were ahead of them lost this past saturday.the new playoff standings will be annoucned on e-s-p-n at six tonight.iowa plays at kinnick saturday night against minn

starting tomorrow, the university of iowa will be offering a free mumps vaccine to any students under 25.this will be the first of five opportunities to get the shot this month.more than 100 cases of mumps have been reported in the last few months.if you're interested, go to the iowa memorial union main lounge from 10-a-m to 7-p-m. iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey is thanking veral eastern iowa schools for rticipating in the iowa farm to school's "a is for apple" school's "a is for apple" initiative this fall. schools got money to buy locally grown apples and suppllies to teach kids about supporting local farmers. today y d tomorrow are the last two days to donate to a charity food drive hosted by midwest shooting in hiawatha and the iowa veterans welcome nter.to encourage donations, midwest shooting is giving out over 3-grand in prizes to people who give food or cash donations.bring in a minimum in cash to enter a best shot competition or a drawing to win.the drawing will be held on wednesday. it's coming up next... next...the simple reason you might see smoke rising over r

the university of iowa will soon be offering free mumps shots to students under 25. 25.tomorrow will be the first of five opportunities to get the shot this month.more than 100 cases of mumps have been reported in the last few months.if you're interested, go to the iowa memorial union main lounge from 10-a-m to 7-p-m. unity-point is expanding on cedar rapids' west side. side.right now - the plan is to move their family medicine clinic from edgewood road south-west to a new location next to the menard's store on williams boulevard.the new building will bring a number of new services to the city's west side.as for unity point's edgewood building - that will become a new urgent care clinic.unity point hopes to break ground on the project this spring. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon, the word of the year has been named by collins dictionary.why they chose this action word plus, the 11th named storm of the atlantic hurricane season, what this one is called and if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power fo

a free, third dose of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. the university's medical director says they want students to get the vaacine now beforrthey leave for thanksgiving break. the director says students under 25 who live in close quarters and who participate in activities are most likely to get mumps. a half marathon is in te books -- and a runner wantsspolice to have his medal. that runner fell about a half a mile from the finish line in georgia. a police officer saw what happened and then stepp@d in... "i felt the need to help him ffish this race so bad i wouud have carried him if i needed to. it was a connection and experience the officer says he'll never forget. now that act of kindness has taken to sociallmedia -- with thousands of people liking the pictures they've seen. customers inside an ihop say they heard a series of booms, then the power went out. they couldn't believe what they saw once they stepped outside. a sinkhole swallowed about 15 cars. this video is out of mississippi -- where investigators are trying to figure out w

in iowa city, the university of iowa is making final preparations to get a mumps outbreak under control. tomorrow, students under the age of 25 will be able to get the m-m-r vaccine for free. more than 100 cases of the mumps virus have been reported on campus in the last few months.vaccines will be given out at the iowa memorial union tomorrow from 10 in the morning to seven at night. in cedar rapids, a new clinic will make healthcare more accessible. mercy's telehealth clinic opened at the hy-vee store on edgewood road northeast.it's the first clinic of its kind to offer on-site, diagnostic telehealth services.mercy officials tells cbs 2 news it's in response to the demand for convenient healthcare services.the clinic will start seeing patients in a week. also in cedar rapids,the p-c-i medical pavillion now has state-of-the art cancer detecting technology.it's called a pet c-t scanner.the new technology gives patients a more detailed image of any problems on their organs and tissues.installation of the machine should be finished this week.doctors hope to start using it by december firs

about a contagious disease on campus, ali gorman is at the big board with more on possible cases of mumps. >> right now there are three people on campus that may have the mumps virus, health officials are waiting for tests to confirm the diagnosis and in the meantime they want to get the word out to protect others, the students effected do not live in the dorm but they want all students to have their ac vaccinations for mumps, and rubella up to date. its spread through saliva, and nearly two dozen players came down with it last year. symptoms owe headaches and fevers and swelling of the jaw and neck. it's also today it movember, it's a campaign to raise awareness to raise funds for mens health, men are encouraged to grow a mustache for 30 days, hopefully collecting pledges for their efforts, since they started they have raised 35 million there's around the world and this year it's branching out to include mental health. >> andy became a movember participator when he saw it in australia where it starts. >> everyone gets it and is super involved in the cause. >> men don't need a perfect mus

stacey: the numbers of mumps cases on the university of iowa campus has climbed over 100. the university and the johnston county health department are offering free mumps vaccinations next week to combat the spread. doctors say most of the cases involve students who had been vaccinated in the past. but the immunity from those childhood vaccinations has waned. more good news at the pumps. gas prices dropped to just under $2.20 a gallon in the des moines metro. one year ago, gas was selling for over $3. a lot of energy analysts say this downward trend will continue. and gasoline not the only energy price that's falling. the iowa department of agriculture, which tracks energy prices, say natural gas has also fallen to under $2 per million british thermal units. kevin: temperatures also falling, another chilly day. and a chilly night for the playoffs. kurtis: not too bad for this time of year, cooler than we have been experiencing out there. but let us check some of the readings across the state, in marshalltown is 43, 49 in the metro. kickoff at 7:00 should be in the mid 40's

more than 100 students came down with mumps since the start of the school year. iowa officials say they'll continue to offer mumps shots through the end of the month. coming up after the break, new policing practices. oh! go amanda! we love you! >> the weather is never more than five minutes away. only on kcci eight news this morning. frank: we have some snow on the ground at 5:51 on your saturday morning. off to the north, seeing a lot of snow. clarion at 14. is the coldest. carroll at 18 degrees. when you factor in that little bit of wind, just looking at cold. clarion, three degrees is what it feels like, zero in storm lake. it is 72 in des moines and the studio, deals pretty good. went out of the north at seven. -- wind out of the north at seven. look at 801 grand, it looks pretty nice. road conditions still pretty slippery, especially off to the north. in this area, travel not advised. it is going to be a little treacherous out there if you do have to head out. the big story, the temperatures. wind chill factors today, five degrees at 6:00 p.m., two degrees

plus - one iowa college is handing out free mumps vaccine after more than 100 students catch the mumps virus. and - the first day of the iowa state volleyball tournament is today and with thousands of people coming to cedar rapids, we take a look at how businesses are impacted. "you're watching kwwl, we've got you covered. this is the news at six." good evening everyone, i'm ron steele.

. >>> three penn state students may have mumps, that is prompting a warning from the university. all the students do not live in residence halls, and mumps is highly contagious and is passed through saliva, they are warning students not to share food or do other things that can spread the disease. >>> there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, new details from the federal investigators about last week's plane fire on a florida runway, what officials say was disconnected on the plane minutes before it went up in flames. >> coming up later, robin williams' widow speaks out the disease she says that led to his suicide. approaching medicare eligibility? don't put off checking out your medicare options until 65. now is a good time to get the ball rolling. medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. taking info

thank you so mump. steve, is belgium making progress. ? i don't know now you were going to report has changed at all. >> certainly alarming news about an ongoing hostage situation in france just near the border with belgium in a small town be p the facts are just beginning to stream in. it's not clear yet whether there's a connection between this hostage taking. france and belgium have been on high alert. about concerns there would be a paris style attack. what we're seeing is this ongoing hostage situation in a small town in france near the border with belgium. that's been the hot bed of activity where people have been crossing over. gunshots have been fired. there are people wounded. the hostages may include a bank manager and his family. is real question is, is there a connection to the paris terror attacks. something france and belgium has been waiting for. now we may be keying follow up to those attacks. >> i know that president of france was meeting with president obama today. they had this press conference at the white house. i'm wo

dora miller cbs 2 news nearly 5 thousand students studentshave taken the mumps vaccine after a recent outbreak at the university of iowa.over onehundred cases have been reported on campus this year.the univererty going to continue to offer the vaccine to any student under 25 starting monday, novemember 30th after thanksgiving break. all students need is their student i-d. a follow-up now to a cbs 2 news story on iowa's growing heroin problem. problem.a clinton woman faces charges after bringing drugs into a delivery room at the university of iowa hospitals and clinics.syringes and spoons with drug residue were found on heather rice back in april.she admitted to police they were hers and that she shot up heroin four urs before arriving at u-i-h-c to deliver her baby.rice is charged with possession of a controlled substance - the sixth time she's been charged with that crime the dubuque man charged with a federal *hate crime will have to stay in jail until his trial. a hearing was held this morning for randy metcalf.a criminal complaint says a black man and used raciaia slurs during a b

the vaccine helps fight against measles, mumps, and rubella. here have been more than oe hundred cases reported on campus since summer. uniniersity officials sayay they expect three to four thousand students to get the shot. the iowa department of public healtx is assisting with providing the vaccine. vaccines are available in the iowa memorial union lounge until 7:00 tonight. tomorrow, it will be available in the i-m-u ballroom from 10:00 a-m until@ 7:00 p-m. next monday, it's available in burge hall from 11 until 2, and from 4 until 9 in mayflower hall. finally, it's available in hillcrest hall from 4:00 tuesday afternoon until 9:00 that night. the waterloo city council has denied an exemption to the city's ban on burning yard waste. con-trol container systems asked the council last night to make an exception, so it can burn a large brush pile next month. the pile is about 30 feet in diameter. waterloo has banned burning brush, leaves, and other yard waste for 13 years. the council stayed in-line with tradition and denied the request. today,

the university of iowa is trying to get a mumps outbreak under control.starting today -- students under the age of 25 will be able to get the m-m-r vaccine for free. vaccines will be given out at the iowa memorial union today from 10 in the morning to seven at night.more than 100 cases of the mumps virus have last few months. in cedar rapids, a new clinic will make healthcare more accessible.mercy is set to cut the ribbon today on a telehealth clinic at the hy-vee store on edgewood road northeast.it's the first clinic of its kind to offer on-site, diagnostic telehealth services.mercy officials tells cbs 2 news it's in response to the demand for convenient healthcare services.the clinic will start seeing patients in a week. cbs 2 news is giving you a chance to go to the big ten championship game in indianapolis.we're giving away two tickets to the game plus a one-hundred dollar gas card and hotel stay.you can enter our grid-iron get-away contest on our facebook page - kgan cbs 2 - or our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com.entries are due by november 29-th.we will announce the winner the next d

the comes following a mumps outbreak -- more than 100 people diagnosed since the summer. the university urging students under 25 to get a third round of the measles-mumps- rubella vaccination. (sot. cg: lisa james/university of iowa nurse) "it's our hope that the vaccines will be available to students today from ten this morning until seven this evening at the iowa memorial union second floor ballroom. work is underway -- in hopes voters will approve a 47- million dollar career and technical ededcation center. the waterloo schools superintendent says the career and technical education center will be built near central middle school -- and will benefit the whole community. des moines is the only current location for a school like this. "it's not about about a not about walls. it really is about doing better for our kids. waterloo kids are just as bright and have just as much promise as anyone else." proposed plans also include renovations to waterloo east and west high schools -- including making the buildings fully air-conditioned. a new concrete mixture could be the kee

starting tomorrow, the university of iowa will be offering a free mumps vaccine to any students under 25.this will be the first of five this month.more than 100 cases of mumps have been reported in the last few months.if you're interested, go to the iowa memorial union main lounge from 10-a-m to 7-p-m. iowa secretary of agriculture bill northey is thanking several eastern iowa schools for participating in the iowa farm to school's "a is for apple" initiative this fall. schools got money to buy locally grown apples and suppllies to teach kids about supporting local farmers. today and tomorrow are the last two days to donate to a charity food drive hosted by midwest shooting in hiawatha and the iowa veterans welcome center.to encourage donations, midwest shooting is giving out over 3-grand in prizes to people who give food or cash donations.bring in a minimum of 5 food items or 5 dollars in cash to enter a best shot competition or a drawing to win.the drawing will be held on wednesday. saturday iowa continued saturday iowa continued their tear in the big 10 west -- this time the hawks c

covering the corridor in cedar college students in iowa city can now get a mumps vaccine. the vaccine is being offered all this week.the university is trying to get a recent outbreak under control. you do have to be 25-years old to get the vaccine.if you'd like one, head to the iowa memorial union between ten a-m and seven p-m through friday. more than 100-cases have been reported this semester. now let's check in with chief meteorologist terry swails two are dead in ohio after a small plane crashed into an apartment complex in akron. the plane was on its way to a local airport when it slammed into a building. employees nearby say it sounded like a car hitting a telephone pole. right now, the two dead are assumed to be passengers on the plane but police have not confirmed that. stay with cbs on this story. the first of two republican presidential debates kicks off tonight in just about an hour in milwaukee. milwaukee.cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry is live in the newsroom with what voters can expect a lot is changing in the republican race after the last time the g-o-p can

the mumps is highly contagious and is spread through saliva. for students getting the shot -- it would be the third round of "it's our hope that the more students that get vaccinated outbreak." nurses say the students had to get the first two rounds of the m-m-r vaccine to enroll at the university of iowa. support is building for a major eduation project in waterroo. superintendent dr. jane lindaman says -- if approved -- a 47-million dollar career and tech ed center would be built near central middle school. des moines is the only current location for school like this. thth goal is to improve building. it's not about a facility. it's waterloo kids are just as bright and have just as much promise as anyone else." the proposed plans also include renovations to east and west high schools. today is veterans day... a day to remember all those who fought for our country. and the sullivan brothers iowa veterans museum honors the service and sacrifice of all iowa vets.... kwwl's amanda gilbert joins us live from inside the museum in waterloo with a sn

the university of iowa says it's seeing an uptick in the number of mumps cases. officials say there's been more than 100 cases...and it's been on the rise in recent weeks. to prevent the spread, the school is offering a third dose of the vaccine. it's for students 25 and under who are at more of a risk than others. the school wants students to leaving for thanksgiving. there's more information at student-health-dot-u-iowa-dot-ed u. three fallen veterans will be honored during a special ceremony at iowa state university on monday. the annual "gold star hall ceremony" will remember three students who died in the vietnam war. organizers say while the names have already been engraved into the gold star hall...the three men haven't been recognized in a ceremony. the ceremony is in the memorial union at 3-15...and is open to the public. park avenue elementary hosted a special veterans day celebration this afternoon. it began with the presentation of the colors by boy scouts in the third grade. then 5th graders sang the star spangled banner. the 4th and 5th graders also

more than 100 cases of the mumps have been reported on campus. so the university has been working with the state health department and they are going to administer a third dose of the they are expecting 3000 to 4000 students at you will i to get the shot. elizabeth: and now to cedar rapids, a teenager is doing his part to make sure every kid can play organized sports. high school senior daniel richardson says he has loved playing basketball, soccer, football and baseball but he knows not every student can because they can't afford the equipment. so he has been collecting gear to give to anyone in need and he hopes the gloves and helmets will help kids find positive ways to stay busy. >> there's been a lot of shootings with young kids in our area. that's definitely a huge problem in our nation as well. and when kids stay active and are able to have teammates to support them that they can trust and rely on, they won't maybe lean toward the bad things. eric: great inking out of a teenager. great idea there. daniel is working with the boys and girls

and the university of iowa has seen more mumps cases this school year. tonight at 10, hear what the school's doing to keep the disease from spreading. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. clearing continues to be the focus tonight allowing us sunshine for the weekend. high pressure take control of the weather, keeping us quiet and comfortable by november standards. highs remain in the 50s with lows in the 30s through tuesday. a storm system has its sights on the upper midwest for the middle of the week with our next chance for some rain. tonight: mostly clear low: 32-38 winds: w 5-10tomorrow: mostly sunny, seasonable high: 47-53 hey, i read that someone invented a way to convert your footsteps into electromagnetic energy so you can charge your cell phone while walking. we had that idea years ago. how come we never did anything with it? probably because we left the diagram of it in the restaurant, and none of us wanted to walk back. i know the real reason you never made progress with that idea.

. >>> students at penn state's main campus are on alert this afternoon for mumps. three students have come down with possible mumps cases, so the university has issued a health warning. it's asking students and faculty to check with their doctors to make sure they've been vaccinated. >>> there are allegations of racism against a yale university fraternity after students say the frat allowed only white women into a party last weekend. several students claim sigma alp alpha epsilon turned people away. the fraternity says people were turned away, but not because of race. yale officials are investigating. sflfrmg >>> the case of oscar pistorius is back in the spotlight today. south africa's supreme court is hearing the prosecutor's appeal. the prosecutors say a judge made a mistake last year when she acquitted pistorius of murder. the judge instead found pistorius guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of his girlfriend. the double amputee athlete is currently under house arrest. the court will decide whether the manslaughter conviction should stand or if it shou

hepatitis b, measles, mumps, pneumonia, polio, tetanus and more.ll prevented by vaccines, that prevented some 6 million deaths worldwide. >> this is house to house polio campaign. >> but science often loses the argument to ideology. and that was the case in nigeria. remember the check marks we saw? well, they weren't always so easy to get. there's a lot of reasons for people to be suspicious, right? >> yes. >> does the vaccine make us sick? shouldn't i be focusing on other things instead of just these vaccines of just basic health things. aside from religion, how do you combat those perceptions? those are real issues. >> sometimes, we just engage them in conversation. sometimes we engage in dialogue with them. we talk with them. sometimes it works. sometimes -- >> she says a turning point when respected traditional leaders put their full backing into the vaccine program. >> oh. fantastic. actually, it has demonstrated to the whole world that he is fully in support of what we have been doing. and taking a bottle, the whole of it, he put in his mouth

of health official warning students that three people at main campus in state college may have the mumpsh their doctors, make sure they're properly vaccinated for the mumps, measles, rubell a the school identifying those who may be sick, but they do say that they do not live in campus dorms. 4:39. americans will becoming less religious, especially young adults. >> new pew research polled looked at several factors, church a ten dense, high belief in higher power. the study shows for adults born between 1990 and 1996 only about half are absolutely certain there is a god. survey also shows younger people are also less likely to pray, and attend religious services regularly, but overall, 77% of all americans continue to identify with some religious fate. >> high school football player, says he was ejected and suspended for praying after a play. >> so we're learning that he won't miss his team's first playoff game this week referee ejects dollars running back pedro, from friday night's game, for un sports man like conduct, now, says, after scoring touchdown, he put his hand to up his face, th

"i've read it, i haven't heard it, i don't know anyone who has the mumps." alex kane says he didn't know it was a problem until the university emailed him last week about the free vaccines. "i'm not getting the shot because i was in the military and i got that taken care of before." carli brucker says she didn't know much about the outbreak until she saw it first hand a couple of weeks ago. one of her co-workers returned to work after showing symptoms. "she just kept going on and on about how horrible it was. she said she had a lot of pain in her face and she had been out sick for two weeks." she says she also isn't getting the vaccine. "i think i'm just going to try to stay healthy and take other precautions." "it's a recommendati on and not a requirement, and they can still go to classes- they don't have to have a third dose." in iowa city, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. the university is offering two clinics this week - both at the iowa memorial union. the first one is tuesday in the main lounge there is also one wednesday in the second floor ballroom of t

three students have possible mumps. the university has issued a health warning and asking students and faculty to check with doctors to make sure they are up to date on vaccinations. >> another chilly morning though not as cool as yesterday. we'll see brilliant sunshine again today. but tomorrow is a different story. i'm tracking showers, the clouds will start moving in overnight tonight. right now moving out the door, 40 degrees in mount pocono, 48 in northeast philadelphia and atlantic city in the 40s at 44, the temperatures will come down a little bit more. very little wind and clear skies and very dry air. that's going to allow the temperatures to come down in some areas into the 30s this morning. but just like yesterday, skies are clear, we'll see brilliant sunshine. right now calm from the pocono mountains through wildwood, a light breeze in wilmington and dover at 6 miles per hour. satellite shows we're in the clear for today. so stand by for a pretty fast warm-up just like yesterday from the 40s into the upper 6