democrats, former secretary of state hillary clinton will appear in cedar rapids tomorrow at the new bo city market, between stops in davenport and des moines. the stop at the new bo city market in cedar rapids is scheduled for 3 p-m tomorrow. while we have all seen the running through iowa for months, the actual "business of running iowa" opens next monday -- january the 11th. the 2016 legislative session will start at the state capitol in 8 days. a similar balance between republicans and democrats has been in place for the past 5 years -- with republican governor terry branstad and a split legislature. democrats control the senate with a narrow margin, 26 to 24. while republicans hold the majority in the house 57-43. an issue that 2015 session was over k-12 education funding as both sides held onto their positions well into the spring. contentious issues expected for 2016 include overseeing iowa's medicaid expansion along with funding for planned parenthood. a program at the university of iowa hospitals and clinics is helping cut down on wait times for patients needing a new organ. one wom

democrats, former secretary of state hillary clinton will appear in cedar rapids tomorrow at the new bo city market, between stops in davenport and des moines. the stop at the new bo city market in cedar rapids is scheduled for 3 p-m tomorrow. a monticello woman is thanking her sister and a "paired donor program" for being alive today. debbie hein was diagnosed with kidney failure a few years ago. her sister and wanted to donate their kidneys, but had incompatible blood types. so debbie's sister entered into a paired donor program, which allowed her to donate to another recipient. that allowed debbie to get compatible a kidney from an anonymous donor. "if it wasn't for that...it was what i would've called critical." during her kidney transplant, doctors found spots on her liver. that led to her needing a new liver, and she got one just a few months later. debbie says she's recovered well from both surgeries. a former hawkeye who played at halftime of the rose bowl nearly 60 years ago got to watch this years game with a special piece of history. but her special rose bowl momento from 19-57 al

at 3 o'clock this afternoon, she'll make an appearance at the new bo city market. democrat martin o' malley and republican mike huckabee made stops in central iowa yesterday. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. the day started with clear sky clouds in the west. as the afternoon goes on, clouds will slowly clear out. highs reach the lower to middle 20s. we'll have a partly cloudy sky tonight into tomorrow. tuesday will be a little breezy from time to time with highs close to 30. clouds are here tomorrow night straight through saturday testing test test test test test test test test test test test test>> announcer: 2016 is here and we're giving you a fresh start to the new year! michael's revealing his take on a classic dish that's half the calories as the original. then carla's whipping up an indulgent sweet treat that will fill you up without weighing you down. plus, think you know what's in your food? think again. we're putting viewers to the test in a heart-pounding round of food frenzy. it's a new year packed with new

the democrats, former secretary of state hillary clinton will appear in cedar rapids today at the new bo city market. that will happen between stops in davenport and des moines. she's scheduled to be at the newbo city market at 3 p-m today. one candidate behind in the voters. yesterday, republican presidential candidate mike huckabee spoke to a crowd of about 100 people in a suburb of des moines. throughout his speech, huckabee stressed the importance of iowa in the election process. in 2008, he won the iowa caucus and is sticking to his plans to win them over this time. " i don't think there's any shortcut than going out there and talking to voters one on one and organizing in every county. as of thursday we will have done events not just driven through and waved we will have done events in all 99 counties. " democrat martin o'malley also campaigned in des moines last night. he's behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the polls. senator chuck grassley is going to be in waterloo today. he is speaking to rotary club members there as a part of his 99 county meeetings. club members will ge

clinton will then speak in cedar rapids at new-bo city market at 3 p-m she'll finish the day in des moines at the iowa state historical building at 5:45 p-m a central iowa man is collecting something small and it's making difference for a local organization. 223114 - ive been saving all the tops for the last five years and kim and christy are surprised how many theyve had saved from the last time dan williams donated more than 186 - thousand soda can tabs to the ronald mcdonald house in des moines today. the pop tab donation is a long standing tradition of the organization to help pay for rooms of guests with sick children. with williams donations -- 12 guests will be able to stay in the house for a week -- free of charge. the organization says these types of donations are rare 265209 - we have volunteers that will come in or people who will just sporadically save ziploc bags of them or we give away little cardboard houses but to see a quantity of the only person to ever beat williams tab donations... is williams himself. five years ago he donated 200 - thousand of them. that's the largest

he stopped by new-bo city market in cedar rapidsor lunch and to business owners, workers, and customers. he was also asked this by an n-b-c reporter. donald trump is again today your past could hurt your wife's campaign? i don't have a response. if he wins the republican nomination, we'll have plenty off time to talk about it if hillary wins. i have no interest in getting involved in their politics or doing anything except trying to helpp hillary. the former president spoke at events in cedar rapids andd dubuque ononthursday. hundreds turned out to hear him at the hotel julien. he talked about jobs, hillary's experience... but the most memorable moment of the night might've been this. "my phone's ringing...i'll have to call hillary back and explain why i can't t tke it." clinton stuck around for about 30 minutes after his speech to talk to people in tt crowd. on the republican side, senator ted cruz is making his way to his bus tour across the state made several more stops yesterday -- including i i humboldt -- where he talked about a former democratic president. "jfk campaigned on cutt

barry followed along when clinton made an unannounced stop at the new bo city market. kevin? no onenside had any idea president clinton would be coming until a big crowd of cameras showed up right before. once he walked in, the former president stopped at every business through the market - talkininwith venders and their customers. much of it was just taking pictures - but he also launched into detailed policy discussions with some voters - - it took him about an hour to make his way through the market. denise algren17:10:22it was very cool we had no idea we'd run into him today were just here for lunch and wcame here because it looked like a neat place to be. it was amazing. then we found out president clintotowas coming. it was very coco. jerry zimmermann17:21:49everybody enjoys seeing bill clinton. he's that kind of a personality and he engages beautifully and he makes you think you're he only one in the room when he's here. coming up at 6 o'clock, see why president bill clinton says xxxx about candidate corridor in cedar rapids, kevin barry, cbs 2 news live at five. bill

speaking at the national czech and slovak museum in cedar rapids -- president clinton stopped by new-bo city market for a quick bite -- and answered questions. a few people -- quickly turned into a crowd as bill clinton walked inside -- talking to business owners, workers, and customers. president clinton discussed everything from nutrition -- to gun control. we caught up with a hillary clinton supporter who says she was overwhelmed by meeting the president for the first time. "i was bowled over. i came weren't here for me. so, the only other thought was 'bill clinton,' because i knew he was in town." after stopping by newbo -- the president started campaigning at the czech and slovak museum. coming up at six tonight -- we'll hear what president clinton has to say about democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. we've got you covered live in the newsroom -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. here's a live look at the hotel julien in dubuque... this is clinton's second hundreds of people lined up to hear the 42nd president speak today -- and the place is packed... clinton was expected to arrive at fi

hillary clinton is in cedar rapids today.at three o'clock -- the former ssretary of state will be at new-bo city market.clinton is expected to discuss her plans to help children and families get and stay ahead.it's part of a two-day swing in iowa which will also take her through davenport and des moines todada before she wraps up her trip tomorrow in western iowa. in cedar rapids, the city council are taking their seat.scott overland was weweomed as new distrtrt two representitive.ann poe, susie weinacht and scott olson are also coming back.those there say it is exciting to be serving the growing city. " we've built up a great head of steam and we need to keep the momentum going, and there will be lots of issues that come up over the next four years and i think we all have to keep that in mind that we got to keep this momentum going." going."the city council will hold it's first meeting next esday at noon. today marks a new chapter and moment of history in waterloo. waterloo.quentin hart will be sworn into office as the city's new mayor.after eight years on the council, he becomes waterloo's fir

runner's biggest asset was in cedar rapids.former president bill clinton made a surprize stop in the new bo city market betfore talking to votererat the czech and slovak useum. museum."you know "you know politics is not a spectator sport. and because of the way the caucuses work, you expect poeple to shsh up, look you in the eye and answer your questions." questions."he told the crowd that hillary would be the best candidate they'd ever have a chance to vote for. tside the 2016 election -- president clinton's visit also had some historical significance.it was the first time he'd been back to the czech village in 20 years -- when he was with the president of the czech republic and slovakia -- and then made an impromptu stop at the bakery down the street. street. the word was that when he drove past the bakery, stopped the car and it was an unplanned visit to the extent at the time, don yonda, wasn't even allowed into the bakery. senator hawkins with him and his with beth. that's him entering the bakery. and like i said, no donthat was the end of a nearly two year long process for john to pull tha

he stopped by new-bo city market in cedar rapids for lunch and to answer some questions from business owners, workers, and customers. president clinton speaking about everything from nutrition -- to gun control. he later stopped by the hotel julien in dubuque -- which is where kwwl's brad hanson joins us now the former president's trip to dubuque tonight a little more formal than his stop earlier in the day. about 500 people on hand to hear be the next president. it's former president bill clinton's first visit to dubuque since 2008, and the line of people waiting three hours early. (jeff lenhart, dubuque) "i don't know who i'm going to vote for, so i want to hear what bill has clinton arrived to an announced crowd of 500 people at the hotel julien, and spoke for nearly an hour--hitting on everything from wage inequality to the flavor of the week, gun control. the president's gun safety measures before he even announced them." but it wasn't all serious in dubuque--a phone call providing a lighter moment. "my phone's ringing...i'll have to call hillary back and explain why i can't take

the democrats, former secretary of state hillary clinton will appear in cedar rapids today at the new bo city market. that will happen between stops in davenport and des moines. she's scheduled to one candidate behind in the polls hopes to win iowa voters. yesterday, republican presidential candidate mike huckabee spoke to a crowd of about 100 people in a suburb of des moines. throughout his speech, huckabee stressed the importance of iowa in the election process. in 2008, he won the iowa caucus and is sticking to his plans to win them over this time. " i don't think there's any shortcut than going out there and talking to voters one on one and organizing in every county. as of thursday we will have done events not just driven through and waved we will have done events in all 99 counties. " democrat martin o'malley also campaigned in des moines last night. he's behind hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the polls. now here's our morning mugshot on your monday. the linn county master gardeners will hold their annual winter gardening fair on march 5th at coe college in cedar rapids. class reg

clinton will be in cedar rapids today.at three o'clock -- the former secretary of state will be at new-bo city market.clinton is expected to discuss her plans to help children and families get and stay ahead.it's part of a two-day swing in iowa which will also take her through davenport and des moines today before she wraps up her trip tomorrow in western iowa. on sunday -- clinton was in new hampshire where she spoke to votes on a number of important topics. topics.one of those issues was president obama's pending executive orders on gun control. control.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson joins us is the studio with more.stephanie? stephanie?clinton made her first campaign appearance of 2016 in new hampshire. while there clinton focused on gun control. clinton appauled president obama's decision to use executive action to tighten federal gun laws. in the past clinton promisedthat if she was elected president she would use executive authority to close the "gun show loophole".at the event clinton said the country need a bipartisan consenus to solve the countries gun issues. and i'm especiall

he stopped by new-bo city market in cedar rapids for lunch and to answer some questions from business owners, workers, and customers. president clinton speaking about everything from nutrition -- to gun control. the former president also spoke at two campaign events -- one in cedar rapids and this one in dubuque. about 500 people showing up to hotel julien clinton drew on his experience not only as a president, but as hillary's husband--saying he's seen her get things done long before she held any office. but it was an interruption that provided the most memorable moment of the night. my phone's ringing...i'll have to call hillary back and explain why i can't take it." clinton stuck around for about 30 minutes after he was done talking, connecting with many in the crowd and taking plenty of selfies... been released this morning... as businesses added close to 300- thousand jjobs across the country last month. that's higher than what experts predicted. the unemployment rate stands at five- percent. the government also says businesses added 50-thousand more jobs in october and november

the democrats, former secretary of state hillary clinton will appear in cedar rapids today at the new bo city market. that will happen between stops in davenport and des moines. she's scheduled to be at the newbo city market at 3 p-m today. at any one time, there are thousands of patients on a list waiting for a kidney transplant. a monticello woman found herself on that list a few years ago, but the generosity of her family and an anonymous donor saved her. it was a part of a paired donor program. doctors at the university of iowa say they're helping to cut down on the wait time for people in dire need of new organs. debbie hein's problems started after an alaskan cruise 3 years ago. "i started feeling sick to my stomach all the time."after testing, doctors told her it wasn't a virus she'd caught or something she'd eaten on the trip, but kidney failure. "i ended up on dialysis, which was a real shock." debbie endured 3 years of dialysis, and was placed on a constantly-growing waiting list for a transplant. go around; about 100 patients are added to the waiting list every day."to make matters

he stopped by new-bo city market in cedar rapids for lunch and to answer some questions from business owners, workerr, and customers. president inton speaking about everything from nutrition -- to gun control. the former president also spoke at two campaign events -- one in about 500 people showing up to hotete julien clinton drew on his experience not only as a president, but as hillary's husband--saying he's seen her get things done long before she held any office. but it was an interruption that provided thh most memorable moment of the night. my phone's ringing...i'll have to call hillary back and explain why i can't take it." clinton stuck around for about minutes after he was done talking, connecting with many in the crowd and taking plenty of selfies. the governor of maine s under fire after makakg a controversial remark about out- of-state drug dealers. these are guys that are named d-money, smoothie, shifty. these ey're heroin then they go back home. incidennally, half the time they impregnatetea young, white girl before they leave e made the comoments duringga town hall meet

he stopped by new-bo city market in cedar rapids for lunch and to answer some questions from business owners, workers, and n-b-c reporter. donald trump is again today making an issue of your past transgressions- do you want to i don't have a response. if he wins the republican nomination, we'll have plenty of time to talk about it if hillary wins. i have no interest in getting involved in their politics or help hillary. the former president spoke at events in cedar rapids and dubuque on thursday. hundreds turned out to hear him at the hotel julien. he talked about jobs, hillary's experience... but the most memorable moment of the night might've been this. "my phone's ringing...i'll have to call hillary back and explain why i can't take it." clinton stuck around for about 30 minutes after his speech to talk to people in the crowd. on the republican side, senator ted cruz is making his way to eastern iowa later today. his bus tour across the state made several more stops yesterday -- including in humboldt -- where he talked about a former democratic president... "jfk campaigned on cutti

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bo and sunny. >>> new tonight from the city that suffered thousands of miles of some of the country's oldest and decaying gas mains just below the surface of our street. cbs 2's dick brennan investigates this potential danger underground. >> reporter: new york in the early 20th century. there were new roads, rails and a new underground system delivering gas to buildings. more than 100 years later, the changed. but, some of those exact same mains are still delivering our gas today. >> that infrastructure is long past its service life and it's dangerous. >> reporter: mark mcdonald who investigates gas explosions says aging mains like we have here in the northeast are greater risk for cracks and ultimately leaks. >> we have left them way too long and something needs to be done about it. >> reporter: he points to a string of accidents across the country, the largest of which happened in northern california in 2010 killing nine people and destroying property including the home of kimberly archie's best friend. >> her house was at the epicenter where the actual pipe exploded. >> reporter: archie, a do

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new jersey. >> when we see historical storms like this, areas over 10 inches in the city, staten island has a tendency to get the most amount of snow looking at the bos because of the micro climate. we will see how that turns out. some of the models are indicating that could be the place where the highest totals come in. tomorrow, looking at the storm closer. temperatures in the mid-30s friday afternoon. saturday into sunday snow in the area. by 10:00, 11:00 the storm will pull away. it's happening over the weekend. friday a few flurries. saturday during the day, daybreak snow begins. that's how we are forecasting for the snow to stack up deep. classic nor'easter scenarios are there. a lot of moisture to work with. it does not matter that we don't have major storms as of yet. we could have a big one. it's based on science. specific on what you can expect. where it tends to be will be a question mark for another 4 hours or so until the storm gets a if i recall footing. we know you have a close eye on it. >> we do. >> someone else with a close eye is heather o'rourke with the commute. >>> let's head to a webcam. traveling through north bergen, this is