missed so much on this campus." u-i officials say they're looking forward to this summer... when three flood replacement buildings valued at more than 400 million dollars open up. then in december so too will the 360 million dollar children's hospital. "we've interrupted a lot of traffic patterns, there's been a lot of dust around campus and interruptions and it's nice to clear that up, now we'll have other projects, the community will have other projects, there's a lot of roadwork coming our way in theext few years but it's unprecedented and something worth celebrating" as for hastings... he may not be thrilled about the prospect of more work... but he agrees, the completion of more than 3 quarters of a billion dollars in projects -- is something certainly worth celebrating. "it's always nice to see these new buildings, it's just, i don't know it makes me feel great to be an iowa student knowing we have all these cool buildings come to campus." and the projects really don't here. they've already broken ground on a new three tower dorm project going up on madison street. that will open in 2017. in iowa city, mark carlson, kcrg tv nine news. meteorologist joe winters joins us now with your first forecast. joe, can we squeeze out another day like today? we can begin to wave goodbye to the milder weather as arctic air is in sight. there is a slight chance for a mix overnight with some light snow on friday as colder air begins to move south. saturday features falling temperatures with the winds increasing from the north. as an arctic front moves through late saturday light snow is possible. wind chills will drop to dangerous levels between -25 to -35 later on saturday y d sunday so take precautions necessary to stay safe. have a good night! tonight: chance of mix late low: 25-31 winds: sw 5-15tomorrow: chance of snow, windy high: 27-33 back to you. a crash in iowa county killed a mother and her two year old this morning. the sheriff's office says 18-year-old bethany clark of belle plaine lost control of her car on highway 212 about five miles west of marengo. they say the road was frost covered when the accident happened about 7:15 this morning. clark and her two-year-old son, roran, were in the vehicle when it caught on fire. they died at the scene. the icy road conditions caused two crashes involving seven vehicles in cedar rapids. police say the first crash happened near the edgewood road southwest overpass over highway 30 about 5:45 a-m. and while police were responding, they crashed into a jeep. one of the officers had non life-threatening injuries. no one else was hurt. the crashes closed edgewood road in that area for three hours. lisbon police are searching for a man who broke into a local bar and may have burglarized some homes as well. police say the man broke into early in the morning on december 27th. this is surveillance video from that morning. police say he stole money and also damaged a cash register, an a-t-m, a juke box, and game machines. they believe the same man is responsible for some recent home burglaries. if you have any information, call lisbon police. in a t-v nine follow up tonight... a waterloo daycare provider faces a child endangerment charge after a baby died in her care. police arrested amy hangartner yesterday. an unresponsive one year old boy at her home daycare at 1415 bertch avenue. the child later died at a nearby hospital. an investigation shows the boy became unresponsive while strapped in a car seat for his nap. police say hangartner did not have a registered daycare. and remember, whenever you see news happening, call newsline nine at you can also send pictures and videos to newsroom at kcrg dot com. the heat is back on at both the linn county courthouse and jail. now county leaders need to figure out exactly what happened and how much it will cost to fix. damage from the ruptured pipes. the first break happened tuesday at the courthouse. the next morning, a pipe 500 gallons more of the watery antifreeze mixture and shut off heat to both the jail and courthouse. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman joins us from the linn county courthouse. dave, the county's emergency management agency helped keep business going. bruce, a military surplus mobile heating and power unit was wheeled into place at the courthouse wednesday afternoon. it pumped in just enough heat to keep county business going until the system now the question is what happened and who pays. it was business as usual at the linn county courthouse... sort of. offices stayed open and court was in session. behind the scenes some workers depended on coats and gloves and space heaters to stay on the job. "blankets, sometimes heating pads people are sitting on and plenty of space heaters out here." "we haven't rescheduled cases, we haven't bumped things because of the situation" sot/nat the portable heating unit, coupled with a warmer day, meant temperatures in the low 60's inside the courthouse. undoing the damage of two separate pipe breaks that spilled upwards of 500 gallons of a watery antifreeze mixture will take time. one county leader estimated six to eight weeks to repair basement courtrtoms and offices where pipes leaked. sot/nat it's also going to take time to pinpoint just what started the whole sequence of events. "we want to make sure experts come in and examine the professional opinion " supervisor houser says although the system is barely five years old any warranties would have expired. one thing the experts will look for is any defects in the manufacturin g of the pipes installed. the county is self-insured with coverage only kicking in for property losses above 100-thousand dollars. the county does have some separate coverage of boilers and equipment that might get a lower deductible. supervisor houser doesn't expect a report on the cause of all the mess for two or three weeks. live in cedar rapids, dave franzman kcrg tv9 news. preliminary plans are underway for a long awaited new marion y-m-c-a. the y is working with martin gardner architecture to narrow down a design proposal. planning committee imagines for the layout. it promises four middle school size gyms, family changing areas, and a larger fitness area. the new location will be off of the extension of tower terrace road and will serve surrounding communities. "we're working hard to make this a community asset, to not just marion but a ao it will make it easy for people in hiawatha, northeast cedar rapids, as well as springville and surrounding communities to use that facility. " they estimate they'll break ground for marion's new y-m-c-a building in six to eight months. more eastern iowa school districts are seeing a benefit in replacing some diesel schoho buses with propane- fueled ones. not only is propane considered a cleaner burning fuel, but districts say the buses are better in the bitter cold. "cold weather issues with the propane has actually gone away. we have evidence of these things starting at 30 or 40 below up in northern minnesota and canada without the cedar rapids community school district is buying seven of these buses for next school year. linn-mar schools rolled out four this school year. transportation leaders say diesel fuel can gel- up when the temperatures really drop. propane doesn't have those issues. the districts are paying about 5-thousand dollars extra for each propane bus. but the cost-savings from the fuel and maintenance saves districts in the long run. dubuque business leaders are developing ideas for building the area's workforce. today they outlined keys to keeping younger people in the state's oldest city. stay with tv9. for lunch this afternoon to talk about the upcoming year. it's part of the dubuque chamber of commerce's annual business forecast luncheon. the luncheon each january gives business leaders some predictions on what to expect for the coming year. kcrg t-v nine's dubuque bureau katie wiedemann shows some of the ideas for 2016 dubuque business leaders shared their predictions for the local economy, some focused financials, safety and security. others talked about what business need to do to attract younger workers. in the financial industry, experts predict we'll start seeing more of this trend, called i-t-ms. interactive teller machines. it's similar to an atm, but cameras on an itm let customers talk face to face with a teller inside the bank or credit union. when it comes to higher are enrolling in college. students are looking for ways to earn their degree by taking the classes that actual interest them, rather than the course mandated by the college. "we live in a world of customizations. and people are expecting things to be customized for them. and colleges and universities are going to have to change to address that. " as for predictions from the healthcare industry, mercy medical center president kay takes says with so many baby boomers turning 65 this year, she's expecting a shortage in health care workers. especially health care workers who provide 24/7 care. in dubuque katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 news. the cedar rapids rampage soccer team have a busy weekend of games. and a wrestling record. the hawkeyes hope to keep their momentum going tomorrow after setting a new school mark last weekend. stay with your 24 hour news we can begin to wave goodbye to the milder weather as arctic air is in sight. there is a slight chance for a mix overnight with some light snow on friday as colder air begins to move south. temperatures with the winds increasing from the north. as an arctic front moves through late saturday light snow is possible. wind chills will drop to dangerous levels between -25 to -35 later on saturday and sunday so take precautions necessary to s sy safe. have a good night! tonight: chance of mix late e low: 25-31 winds: sw 5-15tomorrow: chance of snow, windy high: 27-33 winds: nw 15-30tomorrow night: windy low: 6-12 winds: nw 15-25saturday: chance of snow late high: 9 - low: 9 sunday: sunny, very cold high: -1 - low: -9 monday: sunny, still cold high: 9 - low: -9 tuesday: chance of snow high: 22 - low: 9 wednesday: partly cloudy high: 26 - low: 16 thursday: chance of team upset michigan state who was ranked number one at the time. it also snapped a 9-game losing streak against the spartans. today, both teams met up again in east lansing. ... iowa hasn't won there since 1993... denzel valentine is in the starting lineup tonight for the spartans ... early highlights, mike geseel with the long pass to peter jok who's wide open for three... swish... hawkeyes up 5-3 ... little later, it's lansing native anthony clemmons wide open down low for the easy deuce... right now, iowa leads to ... we'll have much more tonight at 10 ... the uni men's basketball team lost to indiana state the panthers were up by as many as 12 points in the first half and led 37-30 at halftime. but they couldn't slow down brenton scott who finished with 30 points. "any time you go on the road, it doesn't matter who you're playing, it's going to be a dog fight. in the first half, we did a really good job of coming out and playing tough, getting loose balls, things like that. in the second half, things just started to go their way. things just started falling for them a little bit. and that's where we need to step up even harder and make some plays." trt: 18 oc: "make some plays" ... on sunday, the iowa wrestling team set a new school record by defeating northwestern 54-0. the hawkeyes look to keep that momentum going as they travel to wisconsin tomorrow. ... the badgers are led by former hawkeye barry davis who was a 3- time ncaa champion... the hawkeyes have dominated wisconsin over the years winning the last five meetings and 36 of the last 37. the last time iowa lost in madison was way back in 1945. right now, the badgers are still going to impose its will. "i have a good relationship with barry. i have a relationship with barry dating way back, and he used to hand me my lunch a lot. and he taught me a lot of wrestling. he was one of the icons when i was growing up." "me going out there starting at 125, i'm going to go out there and pin this guy. make him look like a fool and impose psychological warfare on him so next time he's steps onto the mat he won't want to wrestle. and then other guys watching the results see pin, tech fall coming out of this dual meet it's going to have them shaking in their boots. that has to go out every single time. just because we're not wrestling the best teams in the country right now, doesn't mean they're not watching us." trt: 41 oc: "not watching us" ... the cedar rapids rampage have back-to-back home games on friday and saturday. it's been a tough season going 1-10 so far. that's why the rampage made a ton of changes in the last week, including the acquistion of gordy gurson from he was the league's rookie of the year last season after scoring 46 goals. "to be honest, it's just the right players finding in the right spots. i'm always in my spot at the right time, they know when to find me and i do my job. one of their more recent games in chicago they only scored one goal. they had so many chances, they just need to find the back of the net. hopefully that's why they brought me here and i'm excited to do that for them." "it's a fresh of breath air. you just got to keep on moving. our record i think doesn't really show what kind of team we are, we're in the building process. i think good things are down the road." trt: 28 oc: "down the road" we'll be right back.cedar rapids today to discuss gun violence and other crime issues. tonight on kcrg t-v nine news at ten, hear how they plan to take what they're learning back to their communities. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t joe winters for your final forecast. we can begin to wave goodbye to the milder weather as arctic air is in sight. there is a slight chance for a mix overnight with some light snow on friday as colder air begins to move south. saturday features falling temperatures with the winds increasing from the north. as an arctic front moves through late saturday light snow is possible. wind dang i don't know why i avoided the harry potter books for so long. these are great. i just started number six. dumbledore dies in that one.