measures the city of cedar rapids is taking to prepare for flooding.last night - cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn sat down with mayor ron corbett. corbett. cedar rapids mayor ron corbett tells cbs2/fox28 news that 1500 homes and 40 apartment buildings are at risk of flooding if current river forecasts hold true. mayor corbett says the city is waters than it was in 2008. he points to improved protections of the city's water supply, the move of the central fire station and additional structures that have been modified to withstand the flood waters.the mayor says history is also a valuable weapon. corbett says many living in cedar rapids never believed a flood like what happened in 2008 could happen. now that it has, people are better prepared for what the cedar river could throw their mayor corbett added that crews will begin setting up hesco barriers today. today.city leaders and the linn county board of supervisors are meeting this morning to on flooding threats.we will have crew at both meetings.you can watch live updates right here on cbs 2 - and a live stream will also be available on cbs 2 io

also, a uni david sanborn, is coming back to iowa city to play at the new hancher... a group of guys, called the piano guys, is coming to the paramount -- they've made a name for themselves... past and present are in the spotlight, as marion celebrates its heritage with this weekend's swamp fox festival. most of the activities take place saturday before moving to lowe park in the evening. festivities continue sunday with the cedar rapids corvette club's car cruise and show at thomas park. legendary saxophonist david sanborn studied jazz at the university of iowa, before zooming on to fame. he's returning to the new hancher to play not only with his own band, but with alumni and current students in the ui jazz program. merge a marketing guy who does video, a studio engineer who writes music, a pianist who had a cellist who does pretty much everything, and you get the piano guys. paul anderson, john schmidt, steven sharp nelson and al van der beek are four dads from utah who became an internet sensation with their series of self-made music losing a loved one. embracing

third quarter, 36-0 sanborn, the indians will add to their lead with this thrasher 29 yard sanborn west. gets on the board. and six yard score, made it 32-7, but the get the first win, 38-13. for belmont. moved up to division two this year. the falcons looking as tough as ever. golden eagles quarterback brendon lacroix was sacked. second quarter up 7-zip. justin mooney with a gain to set up a touchdown pass from matthew harkens. to matthew scannion, and see the fluorescent friday night footballs thrown out in the crowd last night. and alford had a big game for the falcons. and they're a perfect 3-0. milford home with pelham and zack king threw touchdown passes to cameron and the spartans, they begin 20-6. in division 3, stevens, richard leading cardinals to a win and 3-0 record. fisher brady at raymond. joe bernard threw five touchdown passes for the giants and four went to rich sullivan and brady wins big. and kearsarge, the cougars win big at home. norris had three rushing touchdowns and the punt return for a score. a reminder, watch the football shows in entirety on our website, wmur

the cyclones versus the to tailgate with fans of both sides.cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn was there too and i hear he played a ?mean game of we upped the ante at culver's to create the new crispy southwest chicken sandwich. all-natural, whole white meat chicken breast. topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. a bold new flavor and only here for a limited time. mmmhmm. welcome to delicious. sfx: "gulp" what are you doing? sfx: "burp" i'm having a small snack. gross. don't live with ants. get raid ant & roach spray. sc johnson . >> "ring of honor" wrestling brought to you by the health alert hotline. knee or back pain and have medicare, please call. medicare, please call. >> who is ready for storytime with adam cole, ba-by! i said time and time again that the ring of honor world championship would

this is scott sanborn, why some iowa women say donald trump is the solution for change in america. and, a week of inspiration at the u-i as a way to welcome president bruce more, all new tonight on cbs 2 i had that dream again -- that i was on the icelandic game show. like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it's like my father always told me -- "put that down. that's expensive." of course i save people an average of nearly $600, but who's gonna save me? [ voice breaking ] and that's when i realized... i'm allergic to wasabi. well, i feel better. it's been five minutes. talk about progress. [ chuckles ] okay. we upped the ante at culver's topped with spicy pepper jack cheese and jalape?o ranch. on a lightly buttered, toasted ciabatta roll. the perfect cheese for pepper jack is going to be creamy and mild, and it's really going to tone down the spiciness of the peppers. you're going to taste the cheese first, and then you're going to get just a little bit of warmth from the peppers. it's really good. a bold new flavor and only here f

i have seen david sanborn live in hollywood actually. >> do you remember the tv show taxi?y, vaguely, yes. >> that is a nice view looking out over oakland right now. >> thank you for joining us. i got to slide in a little bit late. it is friday, september 9. i and pam cook. >> let's talk about your weather . >> it is my day. i'm doing the friday dance. >> dave, that reminded me of kb lx. >> right. soft sounds for the morning. >> a little colder for many yesterday. we will go a little warmer today. by the way, if you have satellite radio watercolors are amazing. it sounds just like that all the time. a little warmer

ryan.and i'm scott sanborn. authorities say mary beth haglin violated a no-contact or. order.she's the former substitute teacher at washington high school who admitted to having an inappropriate relationship with a student. student.haglin is charged with sexually exploiting the student who is now 18, but she's pleaded not guilty. earlier this month, a national program aired video of haglin, meeting with the teen.that led to the linn county attorney filing the new charge against haglin.she was again booked at the linn county jail today before posting bail. new charge. she was again booked at the lynn county jail today before posting bail. long time principal. the school district says they failed to follow mandated protocol while investigating the relationship. >>> continues coverage, a benton county murder trial. a week's worth of testimony in the case wrapped up today. he is accused of stabbing and strangling at their home last year in benton county. today the testimony focused on dna evidence. prosecutors questioned the crime lab specialist about the -- left in the hom

sand burn -- sanborn and west 32-0 s indians. west will gets on the board as mac maheux finds david casey for the six yard score. the indians get another touchdown. the indians win their first game of the season. moved up a division this year, and the falcons looking as tough as ever. in the first quarter the golden eagles quarterback brendan lacroix looking for an open wr wide receiver. falcons get a nice run by justin mooney. a couple of plays later mathew harkins connects with mathew they win, 35-6. milford at home. zach king threw two touchdown passes. spartans win, 20 have and six. richard bell ran for 3 touchdowns, leading the cardinals to a 42-16 win, and a 3-0 record. bishop brady at raymond, joe benard threw five touchdown has is for the giants. fall mountain and kearsrge cougars win, 57-14. justin norris had 3 rushing touchdowns and a punt return for a score. a reminder, you can watch all of our friday night football shows on our website. you can also folow us on twitter, use the hashtag . congratulations to all the pla

scott sanborn joins me now with the group who says they have pinned down an answer. >> i am blessed with twin granddaughters so it is especially interesting to me what they have to say. full term pregnancy is less about 40 weeks. but new research suggests moms possible health risks to the t mother and her babies. you don't want babies to come before their bodies are developed enough to handle the outside world, but waiting to term increases the risk they'll be stillborn. those issues are on top of other complications that are more likely to come up when a woman is expecting multiple children. because of that risk, many clinicians are prone to try and deliver these pregnancies earlier than what they planned to and that exposes the babies to risk of prematurity so this group of researchers got together to figure out on bringing these bundles of joy into the world. they looked at more than 35- thousand pregnancies and found plan to bring these bundles of joy into the world. they looked at more than 35,000 pregnancies and found twins delivered at 37 weeks have the best chance of living a hea

cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn recently talked with the parents of hayden grimm and has his story. story.karen, hayden has been through more in his 5 years that most people experience in a lifetime. he had three open heart surgeries before the e just six days old. he was born with half-a-heart, but you can't tell that by just looking at him. hayden is an active, happy, otherwise healthy young boy. still, otherwise healthy young boy. still that doesn't mean there are not concerns about the future. >> i always wonder when the next shoe will fall. we have been so lucky with him. >> if the surgeries either don't go well or look like we would consider a heart transplant as well. >> thaetsz the only -- that's the only other option really to achieve a normal life. hayden's journey and the one big event he's really looking forward to this coming weekend. one his family hopes you'll attend, too. that's tonight on cbs 2 news ten at 10. now - let's check back in with chief meteorologist terry swails whose been telling us about some unusual september (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicl

this is scott sanborn. an iowa city man with an idea to waves in a unique market - how his success could help millions. plus, new technology could inspire a new generation of farmers. and we're learning the university of iowa isn't the only corridor connection to gene wilder. the role quaker oats played in the classic willy wonka movie. these stories and more, all new tonight on cbs 2 news at i'm patty judge, and we know chuck grassley as a farmer and a nurse, i learned iowa works best when we pull together. used to be you could work with chuck. i did, plenty of times. but he's all politics and partisanship now. and he's turned his back on iowa. i approved this message because washington changed chuck, and it's time we change our senator. ready to cheer on the hawks this weekend - the team will >>> as we get ready to cheer on the hawks the team will cheering on a young iowa girl. >> her nurses and doctors and care team were here. i would just want to tell themselves them thank you. we didn't know how to han

cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn joins me now with the conflicting story from charlotte, scott? karen - the police say keith lamont scott had a gun when officers shot and killed him, and--he was given multiple warnings to drop the gun before they opened fire. officers noticed scott while they were looking for a suspect who had an outstanding warrant--and when he got out of the vehicle, they saw the gun. but his family is telling says scott was reading a book in his car when police approached him. police disagree - saying a gun was found at the scene and there was no book. community leaders are planning a rally for this evening.last night, 16 officers were hurt during protests. "when that behavior becomes violence, we have to act as we did.""we are hoping for the best and preparing for the wors" worst."this round of violence followed another just days ago in oklahoma. residents in tulsa are rallying after the death of terence crutcher. crutcher was shot on friday by officer stomach for this round of violence followed another days ago in oklahoma. residents and also are rallying a

stroke.cbs 2 news anchor scott sanborn explains on a story you'll only see on cbs 2. 2. when you're five years old, all you mostly think about is what's happening right now. the present is especially helpful for the parents of hayden grimm. grimm. to watch hayden grimm tackle the sport of football with his older brother zander, you would never think he was any different from other healthy kindergartners. but his mom knew something was wrong just 12 hours after hayden was born at mercy medical center. "he wouldn't latch on to eat and he slept a lot. so i sent him to the nursery and told them to feed him whatever he would eat, it was no big deal. i didn't care at that point. d came back out."the nurses called dad the next moring. moring. "so what did they tell you?" "they didn't tell me anything. they said just get down here as quick as you can." their concern then turned to fe. fear. "they didn't explain very much at all. they just said we needed to get him to iowa city and we would learn more when we were down in iowa " city." "essentially, half of the heart didn't form

last night scott sanborn set down with mayor orbit. >> we have been doing a lot of for boarding today about businesses that are preparing what they are getting ready for. but we know that a lot of homes, specifically the time check neighborhood will neighborhood will be hit hard. new neighborhoods? >> i do. one of the things we wanted to that was what happened in 2008. the people couldn't believe that the river could get as high as it did. there was a sense of denial. nobody nobody can get that high. and so the 24 mark would probably affect right around 1500 homes. i think maybe 1350, right in that area. of course there are apartment complexes and i'm looking at the numbers somewhere around 40. so people's dwellings will be affected by that. that's why, if you need help call 211 preview need people to come out and volunteer to help with sandbags. if you need help moving some of your furniture and items for higher ground, call 211. of course if you want to volunteer and help people out, we ask you to call 211 also. >> i know the city worked very hard to secure resources for federal gov

this year we have david sanborn. >> amazing. atbereat to be back on theng gre stage.t that asg to well, and, um, played with item a few years ago at the egg in albany.lban to be in my hometown and doing,g you know, our thing and be on bn the same stage it's great and a then we have, um, tamara well lince will come in and regional and todd marcus, yes, from the t ball baltimore area. area i mean you have to come it's ana all day event they shut down the streets.st silver spring knows how to do it good can we still get tickets.. >> the great thing about it,bo it's free. >> okay.. >> when can you come and see a s david sanborn, marcus johnson -- >> we'll be here.e'lle h when can we see marcus johnsonos live? oh, right now on good dad dc. dc. how about that?boutt? >> you got it >> to the keyboards, my friend. ♪ ♪ >> marcus johnson doing what hea does on the keys. keys. sounds so so good. soo goo you come down here next next saturday, september 10th, ier 1 don't want to cross over youss u holly.lly. september 10th and it is i against -- give us the time. >> from 2:00 until

if you recognize the woman, call sanborn on the police. tom: there's a phone scam where the caller is posing as a police and claims there's a warrant out for your arrest and you must pay bail but not at the sheriff's office. if you get a suspicious call, authorities say ask for a docket number, and the court in question. jean: a federal bill of rights for sexual assault survivors is headed to president obama for his signature. prompted from a former harvard student, the law includes a guarantee of survivors rights to an evidence collection kit investigation and to be notified in writing before that kit is destroyed. new hampshire senators were strong advocates for the law. and today the new hampshire coalition against domestic and sexual violence honors three people the group says have made a difference. state senator sharon carson and manchester police lieutenant paul thompson were abducted into the hall of fame along with john canton. his daughter melissa was killed 2009. canton and his family pushed the legislature to pass missy's law w

. >> if you'd like to see the full interview with mayor ron corbett, scott sanborn has talked with him. asking about the flood walls, why we don't have them. so of course the one with scott too is posted on our website where you can find all the information, all of the updates >>> it is 8:07 right now. we are going to be joined in just a few moments by a member of the american red cross who is going to let us know about some of the things that are going on at the shelters right now. she's going to situate her little box there. >> we had to get her a box. >> she's kind of little. >> kara kelly. we know you guys have had a busy actually this started up in northeast iowa a few weeks ago with what was happening in buchanan county. now here you are in linn county. let's talk about how things are. >> so we had about 90 people in the four shelters. we have one in waverly, uni and two in cedar rapids. about 90 collectively, the majority, are in the cedar rapids area. >> absolutely. we have plenty of room at both of the shelters. also at the cedar hills community church and uni. i think probabl