"everybody was just singing, no moping, nobody being upset. everybody was just happy where they were and they were just making theest of being stuck together. " the snow out east has - for the most part - stopped, and now mimiions of people are starting to dig themselves out of the snow and ice. the blizzard is being blamed for at least 25 deaths. it also grounded thousands of fligh, essentially shuttingngown several of the nation's largest cities. cities are still trying to clear streets and get public transportation up and running before the monday commute. even though travel bans are lifted, officials are roads. " leave your car where it is. today. unless you have an emergency or something truly urgent. " washington d-c brought i i400 extra snow plows and canceled schools for monday. lifted for new jersey. several cities in that state were inundated widespread power outages. chris havely...it sounds like the morning work commute could get a little messy tomorrow. skies will stay mostly cloudy tonight as moisture continues to move in from the south. we'll need to watch out for areas of patchy fog, and freezing drizzle tomorrow morning. by tomorrow and snow will begin to fall across the area. areas along highway 20 and north will see more snow, while south to highway 30 will have more rain and possibly sleet mixing in. south of interstate 80, the precipitation should stay mostly rain. a transition to all snow will occur across the tv9 viewing area in the evening with some accumulations possible, mainly north of highway 30. a trace to 2'' are possible in this area, with a few isolated spots receiving more. south to near i-80, a dusting is also possible, but the dominant precipitation type looks to be rain for the majority y f this system in that area. snow will wrap up in the overnight. tonight: mostly cloudy low: 23-29 winds: sse 5-10 alo: 24 dbq: 24 iow: 26tomorrow: wintry mix likely high: 32-38 winds: se 5-10 alo: 33 dbq: 34 iow: 37 back to you. have before decididg which presidential candidates stand above all others. several of those candidates are in iowa today, making final appeals to caucus-goers. on the democratic side, hillary clinton has three stopoptoday. between four and five hundreds supporters packed into buford garner elementary school this afternoon. secretary clinton took the podium with actvist cecile richards. richards spent time expressing why while clinton tackled the issues. she touched on planned parenthood, the econono, and the country'ss infrastructure among many other issues facing americans. "26:16 i am so honored to have the endorsement of planned parenthood action fund, because i deeply respect the work that planned parenthood does around our ountry. we have a loloof pink planned parenthood shirts in the audience. you know, and others do as well that one out of five women to planned parenthood. 26:43 " she says the stakes in this election are high, and the couny needs a commander in chief who will chart a course with confidence. tonight at 10 tv-9's brea love will sit down with clinton to discuss her campaign's direction. clinton, bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley - will be in des moines on monday night for another town hall. the presidential hopefuls will answer questions from democratic caucus-goers. it starts at 8 o'clock, and you can see it on kcrg 9.2. c-n-n's chris cuomo will moderate that event. on the republican side, a fox news poll out today shows presidential candidate donald trump with the lion's share of support among trump received 34 percent. that's up about 10 percent from one week ago. ted cruz came in second with 23 percent. marco rubio got just 12 percent. the margin of error is plus or minus five percent. many presidential candidates appeared on the sunday talk shows this morning, but florida senator marco rubio was in cedar rapids. he held a town hall this afternoon at the best western on the northeast side of town. during that stop, bio talked about his plan for tional security. bubuearlier today, he sat down with kcrg-tv 9's chris earl in our studio. as time gets tighter and tighter for presidential candidates to build support leading up to the caucuses, republican marco rubio spent more than 10 minutes at kcrg on sunday morning -- touching on frequent talking points - such as lower income tax rates, repealing the affordable care e t and tightening thehe borders to keep isis out. " my campaign has always been a serious campaign in our interview, that he would be the republican who would general election. on saturday night, rubio earned a formal endorsement for the republican nomination from the des moines register. " that's why i am excited about the endorsement becse it recognizes that andndt also rececnizes that we give the republican party the best chance to win -- i'll beat hillary clinton -- but it gives the best chance to grow the conservative movement. i'll convince people that conservatism is the right approroh for the country. " in cedar rapids, chris earl, kcrg-tv 9 news. tonight at 10, chris will detail senator rubio's plan to tighten u-s borders amid terror concerns, and his criticism of vermont senator bernie sanders, who has avoided attacks from rubio's republican opponents. the f fl interview is online at kcrg.com. as for donald trump, he's connect with iowa's faith- based community. but earlier this morning, he joined a service at the first presbyterian church in muscatine. religious voters are a highly sought-after group between trump and his rival ted cruz, who is the son of an evangelical preacher. an earthquake rocks the anchorage, alaska area early this morning. we'll take a look k just how much damage it earthquake that shook his state early this morning the epicenter of the magnitude 7.1 quake was about 162 miles southwest of anchorage. so far, there have been reports of only minimal damage in pulated areas, with at least one exceptiononthe quake triggered a gas explosion in the city of kenai, causing major damage to one home. first responders evacuated dozens of other homes in the area a aa precaution. no one was injured. the second most powerful earthquake on record worldwide hit alaska in 1964. e nor'easter that dumped feet of snow across the eastern u-s is now holding up business on capitol hill, forcing lawmakers to postpone votes this coming week. the senate plans to return to work on wednesday morning. but the office of majority leader kevin mccarthy says the house won't hold votes on tuesday or wednesday. that pushes back an override vote of president obama's veto of a republican-backed bill that vote is now expected to happen the week of february 1st. no travel delays for iowa lawmakers, as they prepare to hear an update on iowa's move to a privately-managed medicaid system. the senate human resources committee will be briefed on the process around 3:30 tomorrow afternoon at the state capitol. issues expected to be discussed include whether the new provider networks will adequately serve iowans, and if medicaid members and providers are getting clear communication s from the state of iowa and managed care organizations. and companies expanding high-speed internet service in iowa say there's a hiccup in governor branstad's 2015 broadband law, one that could hold up fufure projects. the law contains a 10- year property tax exemption for internet service providers who build new broadband infrastructur e in certain areas. but those companies say they're still waiting for the state's department of exemption. turning back to weather... chris, more winter weatheheis on the way for us as we start the work week tomorrow? stay with your 24 hour news skies will stay mostly cloloy tonight as moisture continueueto move in from the south. we'll need to watch out for areas of patchy fog, and freezing drizzle tomorrow morning. by tomorrow early afternoon, a mix of rain and snow will begin to fall across the area. areas along highway 20 and north will see more snow, while south to and popoibly sleet mixing in. south of f terstate 80, the precipitation should stay mostly rain. a transition to all snow will occur across the tv9 viewing area in the evening with some accumulations possible, mainly north of highway 30. a trace to 2'' are possible in this area, with a few isolated more. south to near i-80, a dusting is also possible, type looks t t be rain for the majority of this system in that area. overnight. 23-29 winds: sse 5-10 alo: 24 dbq: 24 iow: 26tomorrow: wintry mix likely high: 32-38 winds: se 5-10 alo: 33 dbq: 34 iow: 37tomorrow night: snow showers early low: wiwids: nw 15-25 alo: 2222bq: 24 i i: 24tuesday: cloudy skies high: 25 - low: 23 wednesday: mostly sunny high: 29 thursday: partly cloudy high: 36 - low: 19 friday: partly cloudy high: 40 - low: 22 saturday: partly cloudy high: 40 - low: 28 asketball team was hoping to go 7-0 in the big ten for the first time since 1970. the 9th ranknk hawkeyeseselcomed saville has the highlights. the hawks came ready to play and got off to another quick start.. this jarrod uthoff triple gave iowa a 10-4 lead..jarrod with a game high 22.. but flush to give the ilers a one point lead.. adom m five straigth points and give iowa a 20-16 lead.. and then peter jok three ball corner pocket.. pete finished with 13.. but iowa trailed 35-33 at the break.. hawks turned up the defense to start the second half.. anthony clemmons with steal and he finishes on the other end with two of his 10 to tie the game..we picked up the defensive intensity and got into them and that helped our offense as well and then uthoff made two great passes to adam woodbury down low. .woody with another double double. 13 points and 10 boards. jarrod just made plays drew the for easy hoops he can create offense for everybody. iowa went on a 23-6 run with some big time help from the bench.. ellingson, baer and uhl with back to back to back trey's and the hawkeyes opened up a 56-41 lead..i had good open looks my tetemates set me up mike and sapp that was good thingto see baer brady and dom do what they are doing heat play from ahmad. gave us quality minutes while woody was in foul trouble. jok added another triple.. iowa -20 from behind the arc and they hold on for the 83-71 win to raise their record to 16-3 overall and 7-0 in the big 10. we still have a lot of work left we are. not even half way thru the big 10 season we are in a good spot but we are not hanging our hats on that and need to get back to work. no pressure we came in this year for a big and that goal has not changed. from carver hawkeye arena scott saville tv 9 sports. from carver hawkeye arena.. scott saville tv 9 sports. ... after starting the big ten season 2-0, the iowa women's basketball team has struggled losing four out its last five games. bluder's bunch was hoping to bounce back on the road a purdue. ... iowa won at west lafayette last season . early in the first quarter, iowa city west grad ally disterhoft slices through the lane and finishes with the layup... she had 21, iowa up 5-4 ... but purdue goes on a huge run... 2 on 1, and that bucket gives the boilermakers a 25-10 lead... they led 28-15 after the first quarter ... iowa picks up steam in the 2nd quarter... christina buttenhadrills the three... she finished with a career-high 14 points.....awks down 10 ... then watch tania davis split the d and go high off the glass... she had 14... hawkeyes down four, they shot 75 percent from the field in the 2nd quarter and trailed 43-40 at halftime ... 3rd quarter, chase coley misses, but gets the putback and the foul... hawkeyes down by one... but they cou never retake the goes on to win, 90-73 ... uni women at drake... there's former panther jacqui kalin who's now on the drake coaching staff ... benton community grad madison weekly was on fire from three-point range... this one's from nba range... one of six threes on the day, she finished with 25 ... uni had a double-digit lead... but drake fights back in the 2nd half by going to sara rhine... inside bucket there... then she settles for the mid-range jumper ... but uni gets a couple of big buckets from amber sorenson... uni wins 79-73 ... college wrestling, iowa at nebraska ... 125, thomas gilman with the takedown on tim lambert... gilman took this one, 11-4 ... there were some pretty heated moments between both teams... 157, tyler berger pushes iowa's edwin cooper... everyone has to be separated... cooper does win the match, 7-6... iowa wins 21-11 ... tonight for the sunday night spotlight, i'll speak with cedar rapids native and nascar driver landon cassill. the big news for him this week was signing with frfrt row it's hard to believe, the daytona 500 is less than a month away. thanks josh. meteorologist chris havely will have another check of your sundayy forrast, up next. stay with t chris havely for your final forecast. skies will stay mostly cloudy tonight as moisture continues to move in from the south. we'll need to watch out for areas of patchy fog, and freezing drizzle tomorrow morning. by tomorrow early afternoon, a mix of rain and snow will begin to fall across the area. areas along highway y 20 and north will see more snow, while south to highway 30 will have more rain and possibly sleet mixing in. south of interstate 80, the precipitation should stay mostly rain. a transition to all snow will occur across the tv9 viewing area in the evening with some accumulations possible, mainly north of highway 30. a k pepepeak at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. 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