where outside after kind of a chilly weekend we are getting a little bit wet. >> not so great. not just raining, but also when the. that is not a great combination. the heaviest rain has started to move out of eastern iowa. just along the mississippi right now. we will still have a few light showers lingering around the area tonight. we still have a little bit of rain around cedar rapids down to iowa city. we will have just a few showers through the night tonight. they will be pretty light in nature. by the commute we will still have the clouds and a few isolated showers i think it should be mostly dry across the area in the morning hours. we could start to see a few more showers develop by afternoon. it is going to be mild with temperatures climbing close to 50 degrees in the afternoon hours. once again we could see some additional showers by about 3:00 in the afternoon. we will start to dry out for good as the night goes on tomorrow. year. i will let you know when things start to cool down more in the full forecast in a bit. we are looking at the i 3 81st avenue. exit. this is your luck. roads are open but early yesterday morning a crash killed two people and dissent exit just before 2:30 saturday morning.a little while later -- another vehicle hit a avenue accident just before 2:30 on saturday morning. a little while later another vehicle while the officials were patrolling the traffic. people in that vehicle that hit the police car were pronounced dead at the scene. injured officers were taken to the hospital. they are being monitored today. we spoke with an iowa state trooper about the importance of safety in a crash zone and how drivers can help. >> approaching the scene of a crash, you see people turning their heads to look to see what is happening. or video of the scene. it might even be for somebody changing a tire. not even a traffic crash. that causes people to drift from a lane and not be does not pay attention to the people in front of them and causing collisions. >> reporter: we don't know the condition of the officers. soon as we know more we will bring it to you. multiple agencies responded to an incident in benton county north of benton. our current on the scene says flames were coming from one part of the building we will have the late when we learn it. to stay on top of breaking news download our news app. it is free for apple and android devices. search kgan cbs 2 in your app store. we things giving the weekend always means major money for retailers of all sizes. in cedar rapids small business saturday was especially important. joe tells us why. >> reporter: businesses in cedar rapids are also many in today we spoke with businesses in nouveau city market and check village about how a big day of business is helping them make up for lost time. >> the stockings were hung by the checkout with care in hopes that customers soon would be there. and on saturday they came. >> a lot of people did comment just because it was small business saturday. they purchased things from our vendors and our merchants. >> it was awesome. a lot of traffic down here, really appreciated. >> reporter: the kickoff is difficult to getting past the following shopping slowdown. >> january, february and march are pretty slow. so having a good holiday season will he makes a big difference on being able to make payroll and buy supplies that we need. >> reporter: this year businesses are even more dependent on the holiday surge to make up for losses during the flood evacuations. weeks. obviously, that impacts our businesses because there is no revenue, no customers and we still have to pay rent and utilities. >> reporter: with most back to business as normal they are excited for the return of holiday shoppers fueled by holiday festivities in various districts of town. >> that does help with the traffic. and bringing people into the area. and then they can see there is a lot of great shops down here. they are unique. you can't go find the stuff you can find in the shops here. >> reporter: on saturdays at nouveau city market they normally see about 1500 people come to the doors. this saturday they said they had more than 2500 people. >> tomorrow donald trump will keep filling out his of ministration after spending the thanksgiving holiday in florida.'s former campaign spokeswoman has made her personal preferences clear about who should not be effort going on in wisconsin. wendy gillette reports from new york. >> reporter: donald trump took to twitter sunday morning to criticize the recount effort launched by the green party. it now has the support of hillary clinton's campaign. he wrote, hillary clinton conceded the election which does when she called me just prior to the victory speech and after the results were in. nothing will change. the president-elect also tweeted clinton's own rd accepting the results of the election. >> the idea that we're going to drag this out now where the president-elect has been incredibly magnanimous to the clintons and the obama's is pretty incredible. >> reporter: former candidate bernie sanders defended the recount effort underway in wisconsin. >> probably after every election there is a recount. no one expects there to be profound change but there's nothing wrong with going through the steps. interviewing candidates for his of ministration on monday. mr. trump still needs to fill several cabinet positions occluding secretary of state. drop -- trump's former campaign manager made it clear that she does not think the nominees should be mitt romney. >> people feel betrayed to think governor. romney, who went out of his way to question the character and the intellect and the integrity of donald trump would be given the most trusted significant cabinet position of all, secretary of state. >> reporter: rudy juliano been named as a front runner. >> bob corker and john bolton are also in the running for secretary of state for trump spoke to president obama for about 45 minutes on saturday. for the latest news about the trump transition go to fox 28 iowa.com. people in cuba are getting ready to honor revolutionary leader fidel castro after he passed away friday. many cuban-americans are wondering how his death will impact the future of that workers prepared for tributes in havana's revolution plaza. thousands are expected to start attending public ceremonies there monday. nat file castrocastro died on friday. he ruled the communist nation for nearly 50 years.cubans are observing nine days of mourning and castro will be buried december 4th.gabriel is an american tourist witnessing the moment in history. (sot gabriel/americ an tourist) "one of the most important things that the revolution you know is teaching the cuban people to help each othe :31) nat chants in miami's little havana, cuban exiles gathered again sunday to celebrate castro's death. florida congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen was born in cuba. (sot begnaud feed u.s rep. ileana ros-lehtinen/(r) florida- 27th district) "our community is very optimistic and i think that their hopes and aspirations may soon be i think their hopes and aspirations may soon be dashed because the reality of what raul castro represents will be uber -- some younger cuban- americans hope castro's death will create opportunities for them to visit the island and american 15:12:23) "it could be maybe the start of some kind of a dissolution so that we can start visiting. we are extremely curious we love the so we can start visiting. we are extremely curious. we love the culture and we fell in love with cuba without even going there through our parents stories. >> reporter: raul castro has said he will step down in 2018. before castro is buried his ashes will b the country in the same route that the rebels took to havana back in 1959. castro's death could prompt more interest for americans going to cuba. traveling to the island nation from the united states is still very complicated. you need to fall into one of the 12 us government approved categories like for educational research, visiting relatives or competing as an athlete. you also need to get documents in order like a visa and a travel insurance. there are alleys four u.s. airlines that fly to cuba. a quarter farmer is giving away thousands of pounds of produce. it all started with a phone call from a semi driver who had some extra produce on his truck 226 boxes of extra cucumbers, more than 12,000 pounds of them were all -- they all needed a home. chris baines owns baines farm and already been in today with their trucks and their vehicles and they've taken all kinds of boxes. i know meals on wheels got 30 boxes this morning so they're just going to go to waste, so we want people to come and take them."earlier this afternoon -- bass told fox 28 news that they have about half of the cucumbers left and are hoping to give the rest of the cucumbers away tomorrow -- they'll be open from 10 am to 6pm.his farm is located off highway 30 across from palasaides park. nine --the downtown destination helping a local non-profit in a unique way.the best way you can give back one new cedar rapids arcade bar is offering all the classics -- one cedar rapids arcade bar is offering all the classics. connor morgan explains how the new downtown destination is a place for games and today a place for giving. >> reporter: looking for a place to eat, drink and play classic arcade games? so were chris and his friends. >> we always had this think and arcade bar would be like a cool idea? >> reporter: ellis was visiting his sister in brooklyn when he realized his cool idea was an actual place called bar katie. that's when it hit him. >> this is something that we could put together, the brewery and classic games. here we are. >> reporter: ellis is now the owner of the core barrel in downtown cedar rapids. the bar is finding a way to give back. >> we opened this place up to provide something for people. it doesn't have to stop at being an odd niche bar. we would like to go beyond that. >> reporter: the arcade bar teamed up with waypoint for collecting with a cause with a sunday lunch special. >> 20% of the proceeds today go back to waypoint programs. we are also collecting hygiene products and food. >> reporter: megan is a marketing coordinator for need annually. she says partnerships like this push the cause to the forefront. >> it is huge for us to raise awareness and having the community take part in making a difference for people who are struggling, especially this time of year. >> reporter: waypoints collection for a cause campaign is connected to giving on tuesday, november 29. the nonprofit will be accepting cedar rapids, connor morgan, fox 28 news at 9. just ahead on the fox 28 news at nine -- about a surprise tax -- and the big steps they're taking to get rid of it. 50s are headed our way. welcome back. a live look right now at i 80 near the coral ridg not a lot of traffic out of those roadways. one thing you can see is the lights reflecting off the roadway. it is a little bit wet outside. >> if you're going to be out driving late or you work in the middle of the night you want to take it slow. the heaviest of the rain is coming to an end. that is nice because it was pretty bad earlier with the wind and the cold and the rain. showers to come as we head through the next 24 hours in eastern iowa. the heaviest of the rain has shifted to the east of the mississippi and we have a few showers still lingering to the east of cedar rapids and north of iowa city, also impacting manchester and monticello. that will continue to move to the east and we will have fewer showers today with overnight tonight just the clouds. possibly a few isolated showers but otherwise, it should be pretty clear for the morning commut we will just have the clouds and possibly a little fog hitting in your way. otherwise, we will stay dry for the first half of the morning. by 9:00 we start to see a few more showers develop in eastern iowa and moved through. for the commute we will be pretty mild. we will be breezy out there. just clouds in the sky with temperatures that will rise 45 cedar rapids. 46 iowa city. we will have the clouds and the soggy mess and the wetness through monday. temperatures will stay mild through about tuesday and then we will go back to reality by wednesday in terms of the temperatures going back to normal values for this time of year. today because of the fog and the clouds, the rain and temperatures were kept a little bit cooler than saturday. now we have some warm air that is going to be moving in. it is already affecting parts of western iowa to see that warm air move in during the day tomorrow. for right now this area of low pressure is continuing to move through the area. that is going to generate a few more showers. the low pressure system will move north. the front is going to move through later on in the afternoon. by noon time a few more showers developing. the wind is very strong out of the south. moving the war marian. the front continues to move through throughout the day. however, typically we see wind because this area of low pressure will linger in the upper midwest wind stays out of the south and west to keep a smile through the day on monday and tuesday. it will send a some clouds back in and maybe a little bit of flurries in the northern half of the state why wednesday. otherwise, we are going to have some pretty calm weather once we get past this system. is dropping decent rainfall ou we have already had almost an inch of rain here at broadcast park. we could get closer to that inch market across eastern iowa come especially the eastern half of the area could see some of the higher amounts when this is all said and done by later on tomorrow afternoon and evening. luckily it is just liquid is not typical we haven't had any snow yet. average first inch of snow is around december 1. the latest was generally 31st. not unusual that it hasn't happened but we will likely see something soon in the near future, but not in the next seven days. first, tonight temperatures will be close to 40 degrees and we will start to rise during the morning hours and overnight tonight. we will be close to the 50 degree mark across eastern iowa during tomorrow afternoon. we have a chance for a couple of showers and then we stay mild, close to 50 on tuesday. clouds on wednesday and temperatures closer to normal for this time of year. things cool down even more with high temperatures in the 30s and check out the 33 on friday and a low of 23 friday night. we could even have a little bit of a mix on sunday afternoon. coming up next, the surprise tax that has one california community fighting the butterburger is made of just three cuts of fresh midwest beef. nothing more, nothing less. so we got the sirloin, the chuck and the plate. no fillers; that's it. all prized cuts, all well-marbled for richness and flavor. this is where those three wonderful cuts of beef come together. you can just tell that blend is working in there. and we sear them, and that seals in the juices of the burger. it doesn't get any better than that. spotify. between sites like netflix, we will and spotify chances are you stream something in your day-to-day life. what if you have to pay tax for streaming that video or music? that is what one community pasadena is upset about tonight. carter evans explains why the announcement of that surprise tax has many people taking their concerns now to the city council. >> this tax doesn't make sense. >> reporter: pasadena city council has been taking heat after announcing a 9.4% tax on streaming video. calling it a utility so it can be taxed like water and electricity. >> even if it's just a couple of bucks? >> even if it's just a couple of dollars. is being taxed twice. >> reporter: tire on hampton says the surprise tax was designed to make up for lost tax revenue from people getting rid of cable tv and home phones. voters in 41 california cities have no approved changes to tax cell phones as they woodland lines. never anticipating -- taxes could be applied to video streaming. it happened just this month in alameda. jill is the city manager. you said in no uncertain terms we are not planning to tax netflix. we don't want to be first on this. >> right. we do not want litigation. we do not want a battle in our community. we want to retain our existing services. >> reporter: and leaving your options open. >> and leaving our options open for future councils. >> reporter: robert callahan believes cities could be violating federal law because the government doesn't allow tax on the internet. >> utilities are electricity web apps don't fit that mold. >> where do we stop? is it who lou? netflix? pandora? every time you stream music in your car -- >> reporter: pasadena has put its new tax plan on hold. other communities are still moving forward. chicago has a 9% streaming tax and pennsylvania has a 6% tax on everything from out to downloads. carter evans with cbs news los angeles. >> it could have an effect on your health, specifically your kidneys. new research says fragmented and short sleep leads to worse kidney functions. researchers studied patients with chronic kidney disease and it showed with every hour of extra sleep they got per night the risk of kidney failure dropped. research also shows that men are still living shorter than women. the team looked at birth and death records dating back to the 18 century. they found that men are living longer than before but they researchers are still trying to figure out exactly why. if you're saving up for retirement you may be doing it too conservatively. a new study found that six out of 10 americans are not saving enough to meet retirement needs. that city, people are focusing too much on losing money and are not thinking more about maximizing their growth. the report says younger people were less likely to take risks that people who are much closer to retirement. the des moines airport is thinking outside the box to avoid building and service dog bathroom that would cost them thousands of dollars. earlier this year airport officials announce the plan for a service animal relief area to comply with the updated federal rehabilitation act of 1973. it would make certain airports and so a relief area inside for service animals. the des moines registry reports airports will give the animals a grass area just outside the terminal and since a service facility. nine --the cyclones were down - but not out - on sunday against gonzaga - find out if they completed the comeback - next on sunday against in saga. find out if they completed that of th we are not even into the main schedule yet over here talking about thanksgiving tournaments before the real part of the season starts. >> of the eight teams invited to this week's invitational only two are range. it is fitting that both teams, i was eight and gonzaga met up in sunday's championship. the cyclones underdogs. first half up and down to go. monte moores goes deep. history rattles around and in. deontee burton to bring the boys back. burton buries the transition triple to start the come back and then a little later on burton opens with a high arcing player. on that. he poured in 29 points. that capped off a 15-0 iowa state run to the final seconds. the cyclones can tie or win it but more shot clanks off the rim. i'm not sure if it would have counted anyway. the come back falls a little short. i was day returns the court at home against cincinnati on thursday. >> now to wrestling. four years iowa has been the cream of the crop in the big ten. entering sunday's duel with purdue with the hot guys have 120 was just 21 straight big cory clark working on luke welch - he completes the takedown - clark won 6-zero... brandon sorenson went to work decision... then sammy brooks kept it going - he also won by major decision...and the hawkeyes win easily, 34 to 3... elsewhere in the wrestling world - u-n-i hosted old dominion this afternoon - and handled them - 29 to 9 - the cyclones traveled to wyoming - dominion this afternoon and handle them. 20 not -- 29-9. the cyclones traveled to wyoming. i was saint pauls 19-15. and i was it is in the books. the cyclones dropped their season finale on saturday to finish the season just 3-9. look beyond the win loss column and there's a lot to like. assuming everybody with eligibility returns the cyclones have 20-17 with two capable quarterbacks. the receiver and the core of fantastic freshman that have already made ways. with one season down campbell can't wait to see what's next and iowa state. >> it has been a lot of highs with some lows. i think i can look at it and our staff can look at it and we can see all the positives that have come out of it. it has been a great ride. i love this place. i believe in it even more today than i did when i got here. i know where we are going. at the end of this we're going to win a championship for the big 12 and figure out how to get that done. >> on november 50 i would defense gave up 599 total yards to penn state over 350 of those yards came on the ground. those numbers are jarring. especially when you look at what the d has done since. in three games against michigan, illinois and nebraska the hawkeyes have given up a combined 23 points and are allowing just 205 yards per game. it has been a shocking turn around. iowa is back to being iowa on defense. >> after the penn state game, that was really our best game defensively. we either have to throw in the towel and say that's the season ourselves up and keep moving forward. that's what we did. >> we're building trust with each other. to the n-f-l - the bears in action against the titans... no score in the first - matt barkley in a groove - he finds daniel brown - a guy i've never heard of - but it's a touchdown for the bears - they're up 7-zero... now to the fourth - bears down 13 - barkley lofts one right into the breadbasket of deonte thompson - chicago is down six... and they had a chance and goal - barkley looks for thompson - but it's broken up.... close - but no win - titans beat the bears, 27 to 21... the results are wins and losses - and the results have not been good but just like i told the team - it was a pretty gritty hard fought game to get back into it - we just got to play better for 60 minutes - those guys fought hard - they did a lot of good things - and so it's like anytime if the result isn't what your'e looking for you go learn from it thanks pat. thanks welcome back. a live look right now from park. looking towards lindel mall. pretty dark outside. pretty wet outside as well. let's turn to rebecca with a look at the seven-day forecast. >> we were going to go beyond the seven day, we are talking about temperature trends in a bit. for now it is soggy out there. the heaviest rain has shifted to the east of the mississippi. we have a few lingering showers and is still some shower activity entering western iowa. that will move through overnight tonight. isolated showers through the overnight hours and into monday. this is associated with a storm system that will be meandering in the midwest over the next couple of days. the cold front associated with it will move through tomorrow. ahead of it we will have some warm air with temperatures mild. and then they will stay mild behind the front the wind will shift out of the north. they will stay out of the south and west because his area of low pressure is hanging out over here. days ahead of us and then a cool down over the next couple of days. to start off the day we will stay mild with temperatures typically in the low 20s in the mornings. we will be about 25 degrees above that in spots. 45 cedar rapids. 46 iowa city. there could be an isolated shower and possibly some fog. otherwise, it should be mostly dry. now looking beyond the seven afternoon's temperatures should be around 40 degrees. heading to the end of the periods, this is getting into december 11, temperatures go down to 33 for the average high temperatures, which is pretty cold. we have been enjoying a mild november and we will continue that trend above normal for the next three days. then we will dip below normal and we will likely have a periods in the beginning of december where temperatures stay just above the average mark. after that taking a turn toward some colder weather and the trends are pointing towards near average and evil below-average temperatures heading into the second week and the third week of december. this is also a periods where we will watch for some storms and possibly snow. this is far out into early for all the details but a cold trend is in the forecast between the seventh and 11th of december. high temperatures down in the term for right now. the next seven days in the forecast, 53 for the high tomorrow. a couple of showers scattered about the area with more sunshine on tuesday. temperatures staying mild for this time of year, close to 50. down closer to 40 by wednesday with some clouds. and then we dropped on thursday, friday and saturday with temperatures in the afternoon's remaining in the 30s. 33 for the high on friday. low temperatures in the 20s. on sunday weak disturbance bringing a wintry mix to eastern iowa next weekend. chances are you don't spend a lot of time thinking about how seafood gets to your plate. who catches your food and where they finish is at the center of a global controversy. we had south to louisiana where the shrimp industry hasn't survived hurricane katrina and the bp oil spill. cheryl atkinson explained in this week's full measure. >> reporter: today we're going shrimping in venice louisiana. ac cooper is our guide. how important is a shrimping business to you personally? >> it's everything to me. my family does it. my dad is 80 years old and he still fishes. by two boys are in the business. >> reporter: the u.s. has become a massive importer of a resource we have right here at home. about 94% of the shrimp we eat co a fraction of the price as the ones caught at home. there's no getting around it. the u.s. shrimping industry is keep up our boats. we can't survive the way it's going. we can't keep up are both were deckhands. nobody wants to work because are not making any money. >> reporter: why does foreign shrimp cost so much less? other companies use cheaper methods band in the u.s. in thailand some farmers were caught using slave labor. videos appear to that does to injecting gelatin into shrimp to make it plumper. >> our government doesn't allow us to put anything in but the only test 1% of what comes in the country. >> reporter: he's right. the fda is responsible for the safety of imported shrimp protests only 1% of imports each year. in october the fda issued an import alert, warning about shrimp from china, saying its use of unapproved antibiotics are chemicals raises significant public health concerns. beyo h says it's hard not to think of shrimping as another american industry that could be lost to foreign competition. you see this as a reflection of anything else going on in the country? >> the farmers have been generation after generation, the steelworkers, we're going to be the same way. just like these guys. partnership.. a trade deal that , some claim could open the doors to unsafe foreign next on the fox 28 news at nine --fox 28 college football analyst sweet lew montgomery stops by to talk hawkeyes and welcome back to fox 28 sports. i'm lucky enough to be joined by sweet lou montgomery, are isle of bute cornhuskers. how did they play their best game of the year and how impressed were you with that performance? >> i was extremely impressed with how iowa has played, particularly the last three games. everly set the pace for themselves. that's going to be the key for them to continue on the track they're going. it really boils down to realistically two things. there running attack and their defense. those are the key components that iowa has put together and found a way to get things done and have turned it around right the ship for them this season. >> when you look at where they were three weeks ago when a lost to penn state in a bad way and how they have turned it around are you surprised by how they were able to right the ship over the past three weeks? >> and not really surprised. this is quality football. what we're seeing is some quality coaching from the entire staff. this team is realistically rededicating themselves to doing what they need to do to win and give these seniors an opportunity to go out on a will be can they finish the job? if they can finish the job in the ballgame that will give them a really complete season. >> iowa has had some struggles in bowl games in the past. what do you. >> to see from them in terms of their bowl prep and how they play in a bowl game? >> what the going have to do as far as the ballgame is concerned, they have to take the next several weeks, depending on where they go, and begin to put -- prepare each week like it's game week. they cannot take time off whatever. this team is on a roll right now. they have the pace, they have the momentum and it's going to be critical for them to continue that same pace by staying on track and staying focused. >> let's check out what's going on in ames. a tough loss yesterday to west virginia. template in the season. >> absolutely. when we talk about iowa state, we talked about them all year, they haven't had an opportunity to finish games. this is a quality program. this team is on the rise. some very tough competitors in the big 12. this team is coming up and on the rise. what was on saturday was great defensive play. we also saw their special teams really take off and a lot of bright spots for this team. >> a lot could change in the off-season. what do you. >> from the next season going forward into you don't into your mac to of the mac campbell era? >> will see them get some of campbell's players in the mix as far as his what we will also see from the scene is an opportunity for them to sling the rock around. that's what they love to do. campbell is an offensive minded coach. is going to this offense off the ground. during the off-season they will need to focus on their defense. if they can get that fixed this is going to be a team to compete with the big 12. >> two quarterbacks. do you think that can work long- -- dynamic. these two men have very different styles. one is a runner and one is a passer. i would like to see them solidified one player over the other. if it's working, stay with it. >> will see what happens. off-season should be interesting to see how iowa does in the ballgame. sweet lou has been bringing it all season. i'm certain we will have him back to talk iowa hawkeyes as they get ready for the ballgame. up next, rebecca gives you the last look outside at the a 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