i'm gone. >> steffy: ivy! >> steffy: [ sighs ] >> liam: i don't care if it's a cosmic coincidence that every time you and ivy are in the same room, she ends up in the hospital! >> steffy: we weren't even close to each other! >> liam: oh, really? why were you here in the first place? 'cause we had a whole conversation about this, steffy. you were supposed to stay away. >> steffy: [ sighs ]

. >> steffy: [ sighs ] >> ivy: you want me gone, steffy? i'm gone. >> steffy: ivy! [ gasping ] >> steffy: [ sighs ] >> liam: i don't care if it's a cosmic coincidence that every time you and ivy are in the same room, she ends up in the hospital! >> steffy: we weren't even close to each other! >> liam: oh, really? why were you here in the first place? 'cause we had a whole conversation about this, steffy.

>> steffy: no. no, no. he's in australia with ivy. >> wyatt: okay, well, he flies halfway around the world and doesn't think to mention it to anyone. >> steffy: no, i-i knew he was upset with me. he thinks that i caused ivy to fall down the stairs, but to ignore my text, not even have the courtesy to tell me that he's flying to sydney? >> wyatt: okay, well, maybe there's some kind of explanation for this. >> steffy: nobody forced liam on the plane. >> wyatt: what does this mean? do you -- you think that ivy and liam are bacactogether or something? >> liam: she hung up on me. before i even had a chance to explain. >> ivy: [ sighs ] okay, it's just typical steffy jumping to conclusions. >> liam: oh, god. she probably just assumes you and i ran off together. >> ivy: yeah, when really all you were doing was just being nice and making sure i was on the plane safely. >> liam: i mean, i wasn't in the bathroom and waking up at

lead.cbs 2 news reporter - steffi - lee - joins us in less than two hours - clinton and her family will walk through these doors to make their final push before the caucuses on monday. monday.this morning - the new york times editorial board endorsed clinton, saying she has effective meaeares against firearms, can help the working class and has skills to negotiate with congress.the times twice endorsed her when she ran for senate in new york and again during the 2008 democratic presidential primary.new numbers just out from the final des moines register iowa poll prior to monday night's caucuses also show.... we spoke to some heading to tonight's rally. they tell us they know this is a neck and neck race but they're confident in a clinton "i don't know i think they're really close and i have to admit i would be fine with bernie too but i prefer hillary 's the expepeence the brains." brains."again, the event is again, the event is expected to fully kick off in about another hour.hear from the clinton's coming up tonight on the cbs 2 news ten at ten.and we'll of course have full coverage

>> steffy: okay. >> wyatt: that's what i meant. >> steffy: you're cute.ou're cute, yeah. >> wyatt: it's about time you noticed. this is what i'm talking about. >> steffy: [ chuckles ] >> quinn: why did you do that? >> liam: what?

. >> put your big boots on. ,, ♪ >> steffy: hey.ink you'd be here. >> liam: just packing up my stuff. >> steffy: liam, can we please talk about this? >> liam: i'll leave my resignation letter for ridge. >> steffy: liam, stop. you can't do this. you're not resigning. >> liam: too late. >> quinn: steffy finally sees liam for the weasel that he is. >> wyatt: okay, can you stop speculating? you have no idea what she's

>> steffy: yeah. >> wyatt: the orange one? >> steffy: yes.hank you. >> wyatt: yeah, that's not -- i haven'

>> steffy: no. no, no. australia with ivy. >> wyatt: okay, well, he flies halfway around the world and doesn't think to mention it to anyone. >> steffy: no, i-i knew he was upset with me. he thinks that i caused ivy to fall down the stairs, but to ignore my text, not even have the courtesy to tell me that he's flying to sydney? >> wyatt: okay, well, maybe there's some kind of explanation for this. >> steffy: nobody forced liam on the plane. >> wyatt: what does this mean? do you -- you think that ivy and liam are back together or something? >> liam: she hung up on me. before i even had a chance to explain. >> ivy: [ sighs ] okay, it's just typical steffy jumping to conclusions. >> liam: oh, god.

>> steffy: no. no, no. he's in australia with ivy. >> wyatt: okay, well, he flies halfway around the world and anyone. >> steffy: no, i-i knew he was upset with me. he thinks that i caused ivy to fall down the stairs, but to ignore my text, not even have the courtesy to tell me that he's flying to sydney? >> wyatt: okay, well, maybe there's some kind of explanation for this. >> steffy: nobody forced liam on the plane. >> wyatt: what does this mean? liam are back together or

>> ivy: you want me gone, steffy? i'm gone, okay? you don't have to worry about me anymore. >> s sffy: [ gasps ] ivy! no! [ breathing heavily ] >> liam: ivy! can you hear me? ivy?

steffi lee, cbs 2 news ten at ten. not that far from the corridor - - from the not that far from the corridor - - people in parts of missouri and illinois - are dealing with record** flooding.in some areas - the mississippi - - is finally receding - - but in others - it's six-teen** feet - - over homes - and rising..in cape girardau - - some victims - say the water - is higher now - - than during the floods of - '93.across the river - in illinois - hundreds of homes - are under-water - - and battling the flood is more dangerous - now. "a flood in the winter is much different than a flood in the summer because hypothermia is a risk with people waiting around their house we got people wading around their homes in knee deep water." people - are confirmed dead. the mississippi river - is expected to crest at memphis - - on january ninth. 33 million.that's the number of dollars vermont senator bernie sanders' presidential campaign says it has raised during the past three months. months.by comparison, clinton raised 37 milli

>> wyatt: well, maybe it does, steffy.aybe the woman i was meant to be with all this time was...

>> steffy: i shouldn't have. you told me over and over to stay away from ivy, but she hurt your brother so terribly, i had >> liam: right, right.

>> steffy: i shouldn't have.ou told me over and over to stay away from ivy, but she hurt your brother so terribly, i had to see her one last time. >> liam: right, right. and you had to help wyatt through his misery. >> steffy: w-wyatt didn't tell me to go see ivy, if that's what you're getting at. no, that -- that was my doing. and i know it was wrong... one of the many mistakes i made with that woman, but the one mistake i will not make... is giving up on us. >> quinn: what did he say, wyatt? what were liam's exacrd

: "i'm not coming." [ sobs ] he -- he won't even try. >> wyatt: i-i'm sorry. >> steffy: [ sobs ]

>> steffy: i shouldn't have. you told me over and over to stay away from ivy, but she hurt your brother so terribly, i had to see her one last time. >> liam: right, right.

system.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is live at newbo district to bring us up to speed with where the city is now on the project. the city says here at newbo and the sinclair area - both are low lying sites where high waters require a lot of manual labor to stop. stop.the sinclair site is the land of a former meatpackinin plant.city crews already started clearing out that area to pave way for a new levee section, pumps and walls.flood control program manager rob davis says it will expand from the abandoned railroad bridge up until the african american museuml.davis calls it an construction is another milestone for the city.it will be a two year process. "the newbo area area sits s lower than most areas and we can provide some immediate flood protection there. we don't really see it but in 2014 - we had some high watete, and weweut these cone sections up and we put these sandbags around them,." them,."davis says they want these pumps and walls will be more efficient than having people out stacking sandbags the day before high waters are expected.covering the corridor in cedar rapids, s

coring the corridor in johnson county, steffi lee, cbs 2 news live at five. thank you steffi, the outpouring of support for wymer's family has been strong on social media and in the solon community. cbs 2 news reporter dora milller is in solon where a vigil will soon be held to honor wymer. dora? it's been a sad day here at solon high school. it's the first day of the semester after christmas break and students have not gotten off to a good start so far. the school district was alerted about tanner's death on sunday afternoon, but they held class today to establish a sense of normalcy for them. the district had counselors, a crisis team and various churches who helped students process the death of their friend and classmate. seniors were so allowed to leave early today so they could mourn their loss as well. the superintendent says everyone grieves in their own way and because of that, ey'll have help available all week. davis 04:52:10 "by having school d by trying to keep the day as normal as possible, we want to keep kids in routine but yet we also know the

steffi lee, cbs 2 news, live at five. still ahead live at five... a new team is now dedicated to keeping kids from getting concussions during sports. the one-of-a-kind protocol they want implplented to keep p ur children safe. this is a live look outside carver hawkeye arena where the iowa men are about to take on nebraska. there's more news ahead when live at 5 continues on cbs 2. (phone ringing) you cacat deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealingwith social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our nexexpresident needs s real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the ru

again..fox 28 news reporter - steffi - lee - is here to explain. for 69 years - johns grocery store never wavered from its promise to be iowa city's go-to marketplace for downtown and the east side.they don't want to lose that personal touch - and that's why they say this remodeling is so important. important. this corner building of iowa city - has never seen these words plastered on its windows. windows. "we've never closed since the alberhaskys have opened the store in 1948 - so the doors have never even been shut." shut."but john's grocery off the shelves and packing things away - "i said it's like seeing your celebrity hero without their makeup on." on."so customers can get even better service. service. "i think the only thing they suffer from is that they have to be so small." small." "we've always said we have everything - it's just the matter of finding it." it." "instead of having these tall shelves here - after construction - customers will see shorter shelves down this aisle so they can have an expanded shopping feel." feel." "the liquor

steffi lee, cbs 2 news. if you're thinking of buying a home in iowa, you could be eligible for up to two- thousand dollars every year in income tax credits. credits.today, governor branstad announced a new first-time home buyer tax credit program.those who meeee certain ncome limits as well as other requirements will be eligible for the credit, which will go toward reducing the program is expected to save one-and-a-half million dollars worth of tax expense for those eligible. still ahead tonight on the cbs 2 news at six, moving up. up.the iowa hawkeyes get a big boost in their latest poll ranking.how they fare against the rival cyclones.that's how much internet speed does one family actually need? ballpark. to answer your question, i assembled a similar family unit. we have centurylink internet. they offer a range of speeds. for usus40 megs works great. with that, you can download an hd movie or tv show in minutes and songs in seconds. which is a good thing, because my pretend family is not big on waiting. g

steffi lee, cbs 2 news. a new york police officer - suffered wounds - early this morning - in a gun- fight - in the bronx.25-year-old - sharrod stewart - responded to 9-1-1 calls - and rolled up on a crowd fighting in the street - with guns - bats - and knives.a 19 - year old is in serious - condition - - he's also the officer - stewart. "as backup units arrived the officers engaged in a gunfight, during which police officer stewart was struck in the right ankle. he returned gunfire, striking the suspect four times." times."officer stewart - will recover - he's in stable condition .today is his fourth anniversary - with - n-y-p-d.no word on what sparked the fight. meanwhile, the man accused of shooting a *philadelphia officer-- in the name of *islam --was in court this morning. 31-year-old edward archer is now charged with attempted murder and agravated assault. police say thursday night, archer walked up to officer jesse hartnett's patrol car, and fired at least a dozen shots at the policeman. officer hartn

steffi lee, cbs 2 news. there is a campaign event going on right that highlights the very close contest in iowa between democratic presidential candidates hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders. former president bill clinton second time in as many weeks. this is a live look at coralville's northwest junior high school, where people continue to gather to hear president clinton speak on behalf of his wife tonight. following his visit to cedar rapids last week, clinton started his second swing through iowa earlier today in sioux city. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in a neck-and-neck race as we sit just over two weeks away from the caucuses.the most recent des moines register iowa poll shows clinton and sanders in a virtual tie - seperated by just two percent.the former president is stressing that the next president has to make sure washington works together across party lines. "where ever there's a system, i'll borrow hillary's words, works for the struggling the striving and the successful, and we

ctc, steffi lee, cbs 2 news ten at 10. health experts say there won't be quick results - but over time - your body will start to feel better. and coming up in sports sportschristian mccaffrey makes like a tree and leaves -- it all on the field -- highlights and reaction from the 2016 rose bowl, when the on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa it's a game that's become a staple of new year's day -- the granddaddy of them all, the rose bowl -- and the iowa hawkeyes looking for their first victory in pasadena today since 1959... a sea of black and gold as thousands flocked to california... ...but all stanford early. after christian mccaffrey scored to start the game, he serves as a

those clean energy initiatives steffi just mentioned include the governor's wish to become an industry leleer. ader.he says iowa could be the first state to produce 40 percent of its energy needs from windpower by 20-20.his says low-cost renewable energy methods in the state have provov to work.state senanar rob hogg has supported clean energy for a long time and was pleased with what he heard. "because these are really win-win opportunities for iowa, they're good for our environmnmt, they're good for our economy so it's exciting to know that the governor is putting some of his clout behind those proposals." proposals.bsenator hogg admitted there is still a lot meaningful legislation passed. meantime, a big setback tonight for a two- billion dollar wind energy project that could impact landowners here in the corridor.rock island clean n ne wants to run towers and a transmission line to carry power from windfarms in northwest iowa to chicago.but a ruling by the iowa utilities board could hurt its chances. chances.fox 28 news reporter matt hammill is in the newsroom to explain.matt... cl

cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee brings us an exclusive inside look at their progress. progress. "i just keep on focusing on that opening. it's so close now."with the lights turned on and glossy wood ceilings throughout hancher - the construction tools covering the floor means work on the venue is in its final stretch. stretch."we're down to ceilings, we're down to flooring, we're down to painting"even without old hancher for the past eight years - staff and construction mission to bring the best of the best to iowa city. city. "the intimacy of the theatre is going to be unbelievable." new hancher will grab your attention as it shines bright outside - but the show starts inside. inside."there's the t tatrical piece of it - to make sururthe theatrical tuning takes place properly, which involves having people in the theatres, in the rehearsal halls, making sure that the sound systems work perfectly." perfectly.""from backstage all "from backstage all the way to the front of the house." audience members can fill eighteen hundred seats under elegant circles of led lights. but on a as

. >> ivy: you want me gone, steffy? i'm gone, okay?on't have to worry about me anymore. >> steffy: [ gasps ] ivy! no! [ breathing heavily ] >> liam: ivy! can you hear me? ivy? uh, yeah. hi. i need an ambulance. my name is liam spencer. a woman fell down a flight of stairs. 100 south haragate. um...uh...she's not conscious, but, uh, she's breathing. don't touch her. no, not that i can see without moving her. no

try -- try it out. >> steffy: i don't -- i don't know if i'm read

steffi. with the bitter temps we're experiencing - getting outdoors is probably not at the top of most people's to do list.but for national guard member samantha welch - the cold didn't stop her fro walking in the frozen hawkeye ruck.e's seen how post traumatic stress disorder can overtake someone's life.it also almost caused a tragedy in her family. family. their numbers might be small on a very cold january day in iowa - but their motive on is mighty. they're raising awareness suicides.operation twenty three to zero marches across the midwest monthly to let people know, veterans need our help. help. "definitely an overwhelming experience regardless of the number of people that show up."national guard member samantha welch was one of them - braving the bitter cold - to honor her brother. brother."at times, he thought about taking his life and that's mainly my motivation for this."he was done battling a war overseas - - "you never really leave when you're over there. it's constantly in your m

tape.fox 28 news reporter steffi lee brings us up to speed in cedar rapids. rapids. the city says its already put in some flood protection work with the amphitheatre and the crst building.early construction's started around here and what we're about to show you includes the area of a former meatpacking plant - as well as the czech village. village. "therers nine square miles here."this chunk of vacant land land "it will go from the abandoned railroad bridge up to the african american museum."will soon be transformed to what's skekehed in purple on the city's flood control system system "it's a system."with levees, flood walls and pump stations. stations."that's 25 acres - now we'll be able to redevelop that area. we've had that site for more than a decade."flood control program manager rob davis can't hold back his excitement to see the newbo and sinclair district reach a milestone starting this year. the recovery we've moved to the protection flood control mode."the city says protection is crucial for newbo, sinclair - - hahaha we're thrilled because for a while it

. >> serena trying to tie steffi graf's record, 22 grand slam titles and would have to get past another german, who barely made it out of the opening round last week. you knew there was blood in the water when serena dropped her first set of the entire tournament, 6-4. she did grab the second set, 6-3. clearly though not at the top of her game. while the german player was playing like she had nothing to lose and also playing with words of encouragement from steffi graf herself and match point. serena, who has built a reputation for her surliness admitted she was disappointed but she was also very happy for her opponent. >>> the nypd are investigating the giants player jay bromley, accused of attempted rape. bromley is a 123-year-old backup defensive lineman. according to the -- 23-year-old back up defensive lineman. a woman told police she went to the hotel in bromley and engaged in some activity and then nothing further and when he left, she admitted to climbing on his car. and he will most likely not be charged. the giants released a statement, saying they are aware of the situation.

ctc in cedar rapids, steffi lee foxox 28 n ns nesper says it always tries to stay modern with renewable energy.and they'll continue other efforts such as recycling all the products they use to make their signs. somemef iowa's top educators are coming together to take a fresh look at social studies. the iowa department of education says a team will begin work this month on revising the subject's standards.s.a recent survey feel the social studies ciriculum needs updating.once the group comes up with a draft, the pubic will have a chance to review it. in linn county, absentee ballots are now available for a pair of ballot issues. issues.voters in the college community and springville school districts are being asked to approve new bond measures.college community is also electing a school board member.all the voting information is available on our website.if you prefer to vote on election day, that's set for february second. you'll soon be getting your w-2 form in the mail.that's right, tax season is here.and this year, tax preparers are warning us to beware of people who are *stealing ide

ctc in cedar rapids, steffi lee, fox 28 news. representatives rizer and dawson hope after filing this bill - it will reach a subcommittee - then eventually make its way to governor terry branstad's desk. after breaking free from a weekend below zero, we are now heading back into native territory tonight. tonight.?will things warm up tomorrow? tomorrow?chief meteorologist terry swails is here now with a peek at your weather first terry thanks.if you're not a fan of the cold you're probably counting the days to spring. spring.it's that kind of mentality one corridor community is counting on.fox 28 news reporter dora miller is braving the cold tonight. tonight.she joins us live right now from the fox 28 weather patio to explain, dora? that don't even include the wind chill - who would want to be outside?so north liberty is trying to lessen that blow by mother nature by using the cold to their advantage. advantage. it's time to change the way we react to winter. winter. "we iowans are not very good at winter, we sort of hibernate, we

covering the corridor in johnson county, steffi lee, fox 28 news. the news is hitting the community of solon very hard tonight. tonight.many gathered tonight to remember the young life lost. lost.fox 28 news reporter dora miller is live in solon right now with more, dora? very somber night tonight as students remember someone they all called a friend. it's clear his loss will have a lasting impact. a student, teammate and friend will no longer share the halls with the people here. solon high won't ever be the same. "he's a student that everybody wants to have in class and i believe everybody was fortunate to have as a friend." his presence -- a loss that everyone who came in contact with him -- will feel. "listening to his coaches, listening to his teachers they will tell you that he was a great role model, extremely intelligent.""he was so funny. he was really such a great person. he always made people laugh and he's such a great role model too.""we actually were good friends, he's actually a really good role model."as his close friends left school

steffi lee, fox 28 news. in germany - protests erupted today over sexual assaults on new years eve -- blamed on refugees flooding into the country.now leaders are calling for *stricter laws regulating refugees. mary maloney reports. this was the scene saturday in cologne, germany.protesters filled the streets.. clashing with police.. furious over the new years eve mob sex assaults. at one point, police in riot gear responded with tear gas and water cannons. cannons.german authorities including 18 asylum-seekers, in the sex attacks and muggings in cologne.many of the protesters were angry at police response to the attacks -- as well as the influx of migrants into europe.german chancellor angela merkel -- who has received criticism for her pro-refugee policy -- spoke out saturday condemning the new year's eve attacks as "disgusting, criminal acts" deserving of a decisive response. response. "when offenses are committed, will have consequences for the asylum applications. butt sot (german chancellor angela merke

ctc, steffi lee, fox 28 news. while there won't be quick results - health experts say temperatures are in the teens and 20s 30s skies have cleared cleared a nice start to 2016 and the quiet dry weather will continue into next week week highs today were in the 20s 20s winds w/nw 5-10 10west coast storm will deliver cool quiet weather to the midwest midwest no snow through monday, some week mostly clear skies expected through saturday saturday mostly clear low 8-14 8-14 sunny and cold with highs 30s temperatures will stay cold with dry weather until next thursday when some rain or snow is possible possible coming upwe take a look at the history behind one of america's most famous parades fox 28 news at nine continues. days after the paris attacks, senators came together for a top-secret briefing on the terrorist threat... marco rubio was missing - fundraising in california instead. two weeks later, terrorists struck again in san bernardino... and where was marco? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 yea

covering the corridor in iowa city, steffi lee, fox 28 news hancher gets the keys to the new home this summer.an open house is planned during the cy- hawk football game in september. also at the university of iowa today. today.an unusual announcement by leaears on campus.they tell fox 28 news -- they're missing a goat. goat.the animal reportedly escaped while being transferred to a housing facility this morning.the goat was last seen neararbrown deer search has been unable to locate it.the male goat weighs about 125-pounds, is white and cream in color and is about next on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.when you think of a virus, the first thing that probably comes to mind is -- sickness.but we'll show you how one form can be turned into a treatment for a deadly form of cancer.how they did it -- when the fox 28 news at there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but a

they leave with a very different impression of steffi lee, fox 28 news. the hotel at kirkwood says one of the different experiences she's alwaysys stood strong... ...to get the job done. hillary clinton. she stood up to china... ...and spoke out on women's rights... ...went toe to toe with russia on human rights. the drug and insurance companies spent millions against her... ...but hillary didn't quit until eight million children got health care. i've never been lled a quitter and i won't quit on you. she's gogowhat it takes to do the toughest job in the world. here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security increasebenefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect. next on the fox 28 news at nine. nine.the health benefits of a loving partner.-- when the fox with 40 megs of internet speed f

steffi. with the bitter temps we're experiencing - getting outdoors is probably not at the top of most people's to do list.but for national guard member samantha welch - the cold didn't stop her from walking in the frozen hawkeye ruck.she's seen how post traumatic stress disorder can overtake someone's life.it also almost caused a tragedy in her family. family. their numbers might be small on a very cold january day in iowa - but their motive on this gusty saturday morning, is mighty. they're raising awareness about veteran and active duty suicides.operation twenty three to zero marches across the midwest monthly to let people know, veterans need our help. help."definitely an overwhelming experience people that show up."national guard member samantha welch was one of them - braving the bitter cold - to honor her brother. brother."at times, he thought about taking his life and that's mainly my motivation for this."he was done battling a war overseas - -"you never really leave when you're over

steffi lee, fox 28 news. the iowa public information board says it also wants the general assembly to reevaluate how open records laws should apply to body camera footage. now to the university of iowa. iowa.?have you ever wondered what the beloved hawkeye football team is worth in cold hard cash?don't worry, it's not for sale, but if it was, it would be one of the most valuable football programs in the country. country.a professor determined based on city size, strength of schedule and state growth rate.the iowa hawkeyes were valued at 12th highest, at nearly 440-milliondollars.ohio state, texas and michigan top the list. some new numbers are worth a lot to city leaders in north liberty.normally, an official population count is done every ten years.but north liberty is growing so fast, they paid to have one done a little sooner. and as fox 28 news reporter mellaney moore found out outin north liberty today, it was *well* worth it. it. north liberty growth isn't slowing downa&and neither is the demand for cit

williams ganara su titulo numero 22 de grand sla, lo que hubiera igualado la marca de la alemana steffi esta obteniendo el retraro de trump dice que apoya al precandidato repubicano y lo que mas le gusta es el precio, pues el dueqo del negocio lo esta ofreciendo gratis esta semana. el artista pinta el rosro de trump o el popular lema de su campaqa, "que estados unidos sea grande otra vez". el dueqo del negocio ha recibido llamadas de muchos simpatizantes del magnate y de todas partes de la nacion. .

cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is live in our newsroom to explain why the city says - the church must make changes, in order to continue this work. because people live in the church - the pastors say they need an indoor sprinkler system and a-d-a accomodations. if the building doesn't get these renovavaons - they could have to shut the doors to program.the c-r sanctuary church holds a six month rehab program.people live at the church while they complete this course - the church's building has bedding, a tchen and a fellowship area. but the facility is more than a century old.a recent review shows the city of cedar rapids says it's in need of upgrades - like an elevator or chairlift.the pastors say renonotions could cost nearly two hundred dollars, and monthly payments from the program won't be able to cover that amount. i've seen quite a few that have come through here that have been broken heartete into surrounding them themthe pastors from the church say they need donations from the community a a we'll have their contactctinformation on cbs 2 iowa if you'd like to help.steffi lee, c

experts say to stick with your pledge - because of how it can impact your *future.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee brings us some of their tips. too often - we want quick results when we make these new year's health resolutions.but like many things, slow and steady wins the race - and experts say you need to make it your lifestyle to see the impact. impact.fitness experts say just securing a membership won't help if you don't stick to your goal.one personal trainer says he doesn't even call exercise plans a resolution.some dieticians say what you eat.they say to build meals around all food groups and control your portions. "i try to make it more realistic - that way they actually have a lifestyle to pursue as opposed to a resolution." resolution.""making those incremental changes is really important too - don't say i'm going to jump straight from eating no vegetables to eating five cups of vegetables a day." day."so these small adjustments to workouts and meals won't show results overnight, but health officials say your body will start feeling over time.steffi lee, cbs 2 news. still to come on

and that ties the modern day record held by steffi graf.serena won her semi final match last night. she'll meet angelique kerber in the finals. he's a former uc star, a ten year nba veteran...but last night in china, where jason maxiell now plays, he was on the run....running 'after' wu ke. ke hit maxiell from behind....and when maxiell went after ke....ke took off like he was late for a bus. maxiell plays for the china basketball league's tiajin gold lions...ke must've realized his mistake immediately....because he wanted no part of maxiell, who goes six-seven and about 20- bills shy of 300. and look at this: this is last night's nashville-calgary game last night. the flames dennis wideman is checked hard into the boards. its what he trouble. on the way to the bench, wideman cross checks a linesman.wideman was suspended indifinitely by the nhl today. and now here's julie dolan with a look at the stories we're working for you on nine on your side at seven. coming up new at seven, police are investigating if a woman was sexually assaulted and left in a graveyard.what an eyewitness ju

covering the corridor in north liberty, steffi lee fox 28 news. news. a fundraiser at the bluebird cafe will be held on tuesday. there's also a go fund me page set up - you can find that on our website. coming up on the fox 28 news iowa has 3 new "miss" winners! who's taking the title - and could one day be a miss america. and - - in it - for the long haul.the iowa state cyclones - are on a streak. see if it continued - with a huge game - against texas a-and-m . there are many sides to basketball star an fashion icon russell westbrook. and with coverage in the middle of anywhere from u.s. cellular, he can find some new ones. like, farmer. russell's brussels. russell speaking. paleontologist. hashtag t-rex. park ranger. where am i? and t.v. spokesperson. that's my line. i got it. with u.s. cellular, you can do all the things you like, from the middle of anywhere. that is my line! they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million ou

cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is here to explain. explain.scott - the cedar rapids police departrtnt - hopes to have a policy set in stone and to start using the cameras by the middle of this year. year.they received a federal grant to buy the cameras last year and should have the cameras soon.but chief wayne jerman says what's taking extra time for a policy - is they're researching different guidelines from departments across the nation.he says the main concern is privacy - when vivio is recorded, if it should be released and how to handle confrontations.chief jerman says he's always supported body cameras - but knows there are a lot of privacy concerns. "those who are e victims of sex assaults and sometimes situations involving minors and children - we just have to be very careful" comingngp on the cbs 2 news at six, we'll explain how another corridor department handles their policy.steffi lee, cbs 2 a maryland appeals court is delaying the t tal of the police van driver charged in the death of freddie gray. gray.gray died in april

kerber becoming the first german woman since steffi graff. >> i had so many emotions but positive things. i'm getting in my mind that i'm making history as well in germany and everybody is supporting me. so it was an incredible feeling, one that i will never forget. >> reporter: she was not the only one to win of the last grand slam, but her 22 total grands slam titles is still to be broken. she is expected to rise to a career high no.2 when the new world rankings are released on monday. she will have to deal with the pressure of being the newest grand slam champion. >> reporter: too football now. chelsea are getting ready to take on their rivals. everyton are in action right now. they started half an hour ago and they're already two nil up against carlisle. in the nba the golden state warriors won with only 0.2 seconds left on the clock. the toronto raptors one 111 to 107. it was their 11th win in a row. they have the best winning streak of a sports team from toronto. that's all the sport for me >>> okay for now. thank you very much for that update and thanks for watching the news hour

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covering the corridor in cedar rapids, steffi lee, cbs 2 with winter weather here for a while, pele keeping their homes closed up may unwittingly be trapping a silentnthreat inside.governor branstad today signed a proclamation declaring january "radon action month.".cbs 2 news reporter mellaney moore talked with local experts today todayabout radon and joins us with what you can do about it, mellaney? radon is a gas that comes from the ground.the state's department of public health immediate health symptoms, but long-term exposure may cause lung cancer. cancer. radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that's odorless, colorless and tasteless.the united states environmental protection agency says five out of seven homes in iowa have a radon that's above a safe level. allen lucas, certified radon tester21:49:20 iowa has approzimately 70 percent of our tests coming up at 4.0 or higher.allen lucas of cedar rapids does about 250 radon tests a year within an eighty mile radius. he says iowa has the highest testing results in the nation.a asurement above four pipicuries per liter is consider

iowa's youngest generations for getting involved in apprenticeship and stem programs.in des moines, steffi another point madedey the governor today:y: desire to reform the state's criminal justice system. system.branstad says lawmakers should pass legislation to combat domestic violence, human trafficking and improve mental healththbut he also took on sentencing-- saying that time spent behind bars needs to fit the crime, and minor offenses shouldn't jeopardize a juvenile's chances at building a successful l cacaer. state representative ken rizer, of cedar rapids, agrees. "i'm excited because we are kind of on the leading edge of this criminal justice reform to try to align these penalties better." better."rizer says he's working on a bill to change sentencing guidelines for offenses involving cocaine. you likely already know, it's been another bitterly cold day across the area. and it's turning into another very frigid night.this is a live look outside. joink us with a first check of your forecast. temps are near zero to the single digitsiowa tempswarmest readings are in the s/w s/wclouds