in this case, the brothers left the bank in a getaway car that peter olinger was driving. the three met up with, elizabeth, where they burned the first getaway car and switched to another getaway car. deputies arrested the four hours later during a traffic stop. some people in waterloo want to prohibit prospective employers, landlords, and others from asking whether applicants are convicted felons. they call the initiative "ban the box." it refers to the box on many application forms that asks person is a convict rep the landlords of black hawk say it's looking out for property owners who are not in an association and don't know how to perform a background check. "those that can't defend themselves or who are ignorant on the topic also need defending whether they are members or not." he says without the box, landlords may not know about an applicant's past. "if they don't do a background check or forget to, you may inadvertently put a pedophile, a sex offender, a drug person, someone convicted of repeated issues of violence, next to someone you love, and nobody wants that.

behind bars.elizabeth was sentenced to 17-years. 17-years.jones county deputies say on april sixth, peter olinger drove the palmers to the bank, where the brothers pulled out guns and got away with cash.their get-away vehicle was found burned outside of town. police in cedar rapids are asking for your help in finding those responsible for a string of vandalism on the northwest side of town. town.c-r-p-d is seeking street surveillance video from the area you see on your screen. officers are specificically looking for video of a dark colored four door car, taken between midnight and three a-m thursday.since then - an estimated 75 people have reported vandalism to their vehicles. vehicles.if you have any information, you're asked to call the number on your screen. in the race for the white house... house...hillary clinton has democratic lead in iowa. iowa.the latest quinnipiac university poll, released this morning, now has clinton back in front of vermont senator bernie sanders, by a margin of 51-percent to 40.last month - quinnipiac had sanders in front of clinton by a single point.since then - cl

years.jones county deputies say on april sixth, peter olinger drove the palmers to the bank, where the brothers wielded guns and got away with cash.their get-away vehicle was found burned outside of town. new technology to help reduce the risk of a stroke will soon be available here in eastern iowa.in this story you will see on only on cbs 2 news. reporter steffi lee shows us what the university of iowa heart and vascular hospital hospitalcenter is able to provide. provide. - dr. phillip horwitz with the university of iowa's heart and vascular center says nearly 3 million amamicans struggle with an irregular heartbeat that often leads to strokes. but his hospital is now is the first in our state to soon have a non-surgical procedure to lower the risk. risk. "it basically has a polyester fabric"in the palm of dr. horwitz's hand - is a tiny device... device... "slows the blood flow"that doctors say will reduce the risk of stroke in adults who have an irregular heartbeat. hehetbeat. "one of the problems that atrial fibrilation is that little clots can form. in the upper chambers of the he

shiloh and andrew palmer -- along with elizabeth and peter olinger pleading guilty to multiple charges. prosecutors say shiloh and andrew enterd the exchange state bank in martelle while armed and stole money. authorities later found the money inside a mobile home in mechanicsville. elizabeth and peter were the getaway drivers and helped plan the robbery. they were given 16 and ten years, respectively, shiloh and andrew were given 12 years. a former high school wrestling coach will no longer serve jail time after breaking into a man's home and assaulting him. a judge giving former webster city coach ted larson a new larson was originally sentenced to one to five years in prison. police say larson and former assistant coach terry nessa broke into a home in story county last december. nessa pleading guilty to burglary charges -- his trial is scheduled to begin in january. continuing coverage a creek in dubuque is being built to prevent flooding...but business owners nearby say their sales have decreased dramatically all because of the project. one owner says his sales have gone down abou

behind bars.elizabeth was sentenced to 17-years. 17-years.jones county deputies say on april sixth, peter olinger drove the palmers to the bank, where the brothers pulled out guns and got away with cash.their get-away vehicle was found burned outside of town. new this morning, a judge has thrown out a lawsuit against the chauncey tower project in iowa city. city.the trinity episcopal church filed the lawsuit in june, after the iowa city city council approved the 15-story building.the church was upset over the tower's location next to it at the corner of college and gilbert streets.trinity episcopal will have 30 days to appeal the judge's ruling. in marion -- there are new concerns about a multi-million dollar project on the city's north side. side.the corridor business journal says mayor snooks bouska is concerned about the tower terrace location reserved for this 19-million dollar y-m-c-a.the mayor says that location is in the 100-year flood plain for indian creek.executive director bob carlson says it's not a concern because the new building will be elevated three feet above that level. in ceda

shiloh and andrew palmer -- along with elizabeth and peter olinger pleading guilty to multiple charges. osecutors say shiloh and andrew enterd the bank in martelle.. while armed and stole money. authorities later found the money inside a mobile home. elizabeth and peter were the getaway drivers and helped plan the robbery. they were given 16 and ten years, respectively, shiloh and aadrew were giien 12 years. a former high school wrestling coach will no longer serve jail time after breaking into a man's home and assaulting him. a judge giving former webster sentence of probation larson was originally seseenced to one to five years in prison. police say larson and his former home in story county last december. nessa, th assistant coach.. is trial is scheduled to begin in january. or into security breaches at a iowa prison. four fomer tower guuds at anamosa statt penitentiary were charged for allegedly smuggling cell phones and drugs into the prison. since the charges were announced, the other five guards have departed. those five aren't charged wilh violations were found. three mmn accus

behind bars.elizabeth was sentenced to 17-years. 17-years.jones county deputies say on april sixth, peter olinger drove the palmers to the bank, there the brothers pulled out guns and got away with cash.their get-away vehicle was found burned outside of town. new this morning, a judge has thrown out a lawsuit against the chauncey tower project in iowa city. city.the trinity episcopal church filed the lawsuit in june, after the iowa city city council approved the 15-story building.the church was upset over the tower's location next to it at the corner of college and gilbert streets.trinity episcopal will have 30 days to appeal the judge's ruling. in marion -- there are new concerns about a multi-million dollar project on the city's north side. side.the corridor business journal says mayor snooks bouska is concerned about the tower terrace location dollar y-m-c-a.the mayor says that location is in the 100-year flood plain for indian creek.executive director bob carlson ys it's not a concern because the new building will be elevated three feet above that level. in cedar rapids, cbs 2 news has learne

behind barelizabeth was sentenced to 17-years. 17-years.jones county deputies say on april sixth, peter olinger drove the palmers to the bank, where the brothers pulled out guns and got away with cash.their get-away vehicle was found burned outside of town. three teens from marion are accused of a string of break-ins in solon. solon.police have arrested 18- year-olds kain cortez and zachary ross and 19-year-old jordan lehman.police complaints say the three broke into multiple cars on september 21st and stole credit cards.they also credit cards.they also stole a gun and an ammo clip out of one car.all three were caught on security video using the stolen cards -- and admitted the crime to police.each teen now faces seven charges of burglary and one theft charge. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to news -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. that's a quick look at your friday morning news.get more news accused of a string of dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading

peter's sentence is 10 years. during the sentencing, a judge called the plan 'more sophisticated than usual' robberies. in this case, the brothers left the bank in a getaway car that elizabeth olinger was driving. the three met up with peter, where they burned the first getaway car and switched to another car. deputies arrested the four hours later during a traffic stop. an "energy extravaganza" is set for tomorrow in decorah. it's part of one group's effort to increase solar energy use throughout winneshiek county. the public can tour ten homes that use solar power during the event. winneshiek energy district's goal is to educate people about costs and benefits of clean energy. according to one organizer, tax incentives set to expire in 20-17 and decreasing costs mean now is the right time to invest in solar panels. he says reducing gas and traditional electricity use would also boost local economies. 17:14:22 "to the degree we can plug those leaks in the economy, and keep those dollars churning here, that's economic development, that's jobs. our goal is 100 percent local energy and renewable energy by mid-century." if you'd like more information on the energy event, look for this

peter's sentence is 10 years. during the sentencing, a judge called the plan 'more sophisticated than usual' robberies. in this case, the brothers left the bank in a getaway car that elizabeth olinger was driving. the three met up with peter, where they burned the first getaway car and switched to another car. deputies arrested the four hours later during a traffic stop. an "energy extravaganza" is set for tomorrow in decorah. it's part of one group's effort to increase solar energy use throughout winneshiek county. the public can tour ten homes that use solar power during the event. winneshiek energy district's goal is to educate people about costs and benefits of clean energy. according to one organizer, tax incentives set to expire in 20-17 and decreasing costs mean now is the right time to invest in solar panels. he says reducing gas and traditional electricity use would also boost local economies. 17:14:22 "to the degree we can plug those leaks in the economy, and keep those dollars churning here, that's economic development, that's jobs. our goal is 100 percent local energy and renewable energy by mid-century." if you'd like more information on the energy event, look for this

peter's sentence is 10 years. during the sentencing, a judge called the plan 'more sophisticated than usual' robberies. in this case, the brothers left the bank in a getaway car that elizabeth olinger was driving. the three met up with peter, where they burned the first getaway car and switched to another car. later during a traffic stop. the university of iowa is preparing to ask students about their experiences with sexual assault and misconduct. starting monday, the university will offer an online survey to more than 32-thousand undergraduat e, graduate and professional students. the school wants to learn how many students have experienced sexual assault or know are needed. the survey is optional anonymous. students in the dubuque school district now have a harder time sending selfies through the social media app snapchat. the district blocked the app from its wi-fi network on wednesday. administrators say snap chat is distracting at school. they say it wasn't one specific incident that caused them to block the app. the school district says snapchat has no educational value, unlike other social media sites. "the way we balance that there's a lot of educational value that twitter

olinger getaway cars in the robbery. prosecutors also said it bank. she received the longest sentence at 16 years. peter's sentence is 10 years. during the sentencing, a judge called the plan 'more robberies. the bank in a getaway car that elizabeth olinger was driving. the three met up with peter, where they burned the first getaway car and switched to another car. deputies arrested the four hours later during a traffic stop. an "energy extravaganza" is set for tomorrow in decorah. it's part of one group's use throughout winneshiek county. the public can tour ten homes that use solar power during the event. winneshiek energy district's goal is to educate people about costs and benefits of clean energy. according to one organizer, tax incentives set to expire in 20-17 and decreasing costs mean now is the right time to invest in solar panels. he says reducing gas and traditional electricity use would also boost local economies. plug those leaks in the economy, and keep those dollars churning here, that's economic development, that's jobs. our and renewable energy by mid-century." if you'd like more informa