fifty-six this evening. forty-six at 9:00. the weather forecast and that includes a nice midweek and a cold end to the week. sat down with 60 minutes - right here on cbs 2 - for his first interview since winning the election.he addressed many hot topics - including his call to build a wall along the us - mexico border. craig boswell is at the white house with more. president-elect donald trump tells 60 minutes' leslie stahl that his campaign pledges were merely starting points for negotiations....including the wall along the u.s. - mexico border.(sot)"stahl: "would you accept a fence?"mr. trump: "for certain areas i would, but certain areas, a wall is more appropriate. i'm very good at this, it's called construction."but that doesn't mean he's going soft on immigration.(sot: president- elect trump)"people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, we have a lot of these people, probably two million, it could be even three million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate."it's an idea that has some support in congress.(sot: rep. kevin mccarthy/(r) california) "somebody who has broken a major felony, do you still when they broke the law to come here in the first place?" (standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house)running the white house for president- elect trump will be reince preibus. mr. trump has selected the r-n-c chairman to >> donald trump has selected the rnc chairman reince priebus to be his chief of staff. >> he is considered the ultimate washington insider with close ties to congressional leaders including house speaker paul ryan. and donald trump also took steve bannon as his senior counselor. he was criticized for using the website as a platform for a movement link to to white nationalism. >> i never met the guy. i do not know steve bannon i have no concerns. i trust donald's judgment. >> as for the nationwide protest against him -- mr. trump says americans should not be afraid of his administration and he plans to bring the country together. craig braswell, cbs news, the white house. >> protests against trump some shots from montgomery high school in maryland. hundreds of students walked out of class and into the streets. this is in toronto. this is protesters in toronto, canada who decided to go out and protest against trump in the nathan phillips square last night or the president elect -- they say they want to may be negatively affected by this presidency. resident elect trump says that he and the president of china will have one of the strongest country relationships moving forward. this comes following a congratulatory phone call from the chinese president to trump. donald trump's office issued a statement saying that trump thing to the chinese president for his well wishes. and they issued a clear sense of respect for each other. this brings us to the question how much did you trust the media coverage in this election cycle? let us know by going to our asking for your help for information on a weekend killing.a 19-year-old woman was shot and killed around linn gable streets on friday night at around 11 p-m. wright was flown to the u- i-h-c but later died.if you know anything - you're asked to call crimestopers at the number on your screen.also find that number on our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. almost two weeks after two-iowa police officers were consider penalties for attacks on law enforcement. enforcement.urbandale officer justin martin and des moines police sargeant tony beminio were ambushed early this month - minutes apart.now - representative ken rizer says iowa should expand it's enhanced penalties for assaulting officers to also include attempted murder and murder charges.urbandale's police chief goes even further, saying the state should consider reinstating the death penalty for experimenting with a costly injection - that could help addicted inmates stay off opioids once they're out of pri. prison.it's called vivitrol - and proponents say it could be effective against the opioid epidemic in america.some 2-million americans suffer from addiction.one big problem with the medication - price.it cost about a thousand dollars a month - compared to methadone which runs about 30 bucks a month.methadone can be abused - so supporters say vivtrol will end up saving money by keeping people from returning to prison. also in des moines - the governor is calling for a state-wide minimum wage hike. hike.four counties already approved their own higher wages.in the corridor - johnson and linn counties have both passed wage hikes. branstad says a uniform wage would be better for businesses - and the new republican majority may help push legislation for a unified pay worried the wage the state-wide hike might not be high enough. students at mark twain elementary school have something ?new to be proud of. cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is like there now. stephanie - i believe you have something- or someone to show off to us? us?yeah jenee!meet the new twain tiger!thanks to iowa football legend tim dwight - who donated the money to buy the new mascot costume!(you can adlib about the costume her) here)while here - the iowa football legend also inspired students to achieve a better future.he shared with them his keys to success. the former hawkeye says hard work-- dedication and learning from your failures are all important factors when striving for your best.he says its important to give your all because you can change the excited about your life you can't just get rundown because life is tough. so you got to find something you're passionate about and drive after it and do some things that people don't think you can do" do"today dwight is a solar energy advocate and splits his time between iowa and california--learning about new developments in solar energy. one way to news.johnson cbs 2 city stephanie live in iowa tiger? you agree do it--don't to it you can put your mind he you can do it--don't you agree tiger? live in iowa city stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. one way to give back this holiday season is through the salvation army. army.you may have already seen the red kettle stands across linn county.new this year is the kettle season pass. pass.it's a collectible pin you can purchase to show your support.you can buy one for 20 - 50 or 100 dollars at the salvation army.this year they thousand dollars.cbs 2 is a sponsor -- and we'll be ringing bells at the newbo city market this friday from 10-a-m to 6p-m.we also have a red kettle here at broadcast park. we'll also collect toys for the holiday season on december 8th. bring a new toy to donate to that we are also collecting toys for the holiday season on december 8th . bring a new toy to us that day and it drive that is december 8th all day long. you can take that to broadcast park at 600 old marion road northeast. still coming up on cbs2 news at noon, in a world full of social media and internet roofing, one small-town bookstore refuses to be taken over by technology. the stand happening and wyoming. plenty of sunshine today normally, upper 40s today it is people in new zealand are getting hit with more powerful aftershocks - following a weekend earth-quake . people in new zealand are getting hit with more powerful aftershocks a weekend earthquake that killed at least two people. the initial earthquake was at a magnitude of an initial 7.8. and then another overnight 6.2. people were fleeing to higher ground. of course throughout the day, more aftershocks are expected to remember as a kid, they always said the big one in california would be eight mexico zero -- 8.0. >> amazing. >> at the tv station, they did have some damage i have a kind of weird to be thinking about that. we have never had to deal with earthquakes to we have had a few. but nothing major. we have storms and stuff like that. but nothing today for a mostly sunny skies to temperatures, mild. the forecast is warming. let's look at what is going on out there. 57 degrees at 4:00 after a high of about 60 this afternoon we continue to cool down. evan o'clock, 48. a few evening clouds partly cloudy sky tonight. right now, cedar rapids, wind out of the northwest at nine. about 62% humidity. on the board, 58 in waterloo and dubuque. iowa city, 58. and 55 in trend -- decorah. wind at 5-15 miles an hour. temperatures around the state -- mason city, hanging onto the 40s. mid-50s around decorah. sensor, 53. highs today, upper 50s to low 60s. about ten degrees on average warmer than what we should be this time of year. satellite and radar features cloud cover. and cooler temperatures around mason city. everyone else, a fair amount of sunshine. here is the predict your. with the one storm system moving away. the next will start sliding input we do see cloud cover ahead of it a warm front moving through. bringing us low 60s tomorrow and wednesday. upper 60s for thursday. and all eyes are on friday. we bring rain in followed by cold front. as the rain leaves, the cool air moves in. we will get back to normal if not below normal by the end of the weekend weekend. there is the predict your. those are the evening clouds as we head into the late-night and overnight hours. tuesday morning, more sunshine. a degree or two warmer. all in all, pretty fine weather the next few days but mostly sunny. wind out of the northwest at 5- 15. charles city, 60 today. cedar rapids, the same. north liberty, 61. the northern viewing area, 57 around decorah. manchester, 58. dubuque, 59. waterloo, 60. mainly sunny and warmer. the southern part of the state is offering up 60 and monticello. tipton, 61. some fine air sliding through. we stay mild the next couple of days here. close 60s tuesday. and wednesday. mostly sunny skies expected to take a look at thursday. the warmest day of the week. mid to upper 60s for the highs. a few spots getting into the 70s. here comes the next storm system. the chance of rain moves and as front. saturday and sunday, temperatures at or below normal that is short-lived. the ten day trend puts us at or above normal for monday and tuesday and thanksgiving eve. today's weather will be perfect for the next supermoon. if you did not last night, here is some incredible video we caught this. it is said to be the brightest moon and almost 69 years. look at your screen. this is an amazing shot. the surm you missed it - you can still see it again tonight!make sure to send us your photos of the super moon on facebook the cbs 2 news at noon, a popular cedar rapids restaurant closes down without notice. you may have to find a new place to get your steak. who shows up to lonestar in cedar rapids for lunch or dinner - will be disappointed. the lonestar steakhouse has this sign posted on their door today.it says - thank you to thier customers for thier today, anyone that shows up to lone star in cedar rapids for lunch or dinner will be disappointed. the lone star steakhouse has this signposted outside the door today. it says thank you to their customers for years of loyalty and encourages them the waterloo location but that they are closed. a family member of a worker says they did not find out about the surprise closure until yesterday. the restaurant opened in 93. cbs2 will continue to investigate why and hopefully have more information for you on cbs2 news at 5:00. please you -- leave your cell phones in your car. e- 1999. at this wyoming bookstore, they want people to live like it is 93. the owner band wi-fi and electronics in her casper, wyoming store. and hope customers will come in to read books. imagine that. she says so far, customers are following the rule very well and love it. coming up on cbs2 news at noon, tired of those nasty data you use less. once, beat cancer twice, but nothing couldprepare ethan zohn ("zahn") for what happened right after he tied he won the hit show survivor wants and beat cancer twice but nothing could prepare him for what happened after he tied the knot. instead of embarking on a traditional tropical honeymoon, people leave in a better tomorrow take a look. abandoned warehouse, there are 1200 syrian refugees>the former "survivor" champ and his wife journeyed to northern greece,ready to make an >> they journeyed to northern greece, ready to make an immediate impact for those in need. >> with help, the two created a wish list that included giving hundreds of kids the opportunity for a real education. >> they can learn english they ca >> and meals. >> in 24 hours, they raised over $40,000, all going to the trump rally continues on wall street.with investors betting the trump and the the trump rally continues on wall street with investors will cut corporate taxes and ease regulations in the financial industry. the dow opens today after its best week and five years. on friday, the dow gained 39 points. the nasdaq added 28. american apparel filed for anchor up see for the second time in just over a year. the retailer, struggling to compete against other retailers and online competition. american apparel is reportedly looking for a buyer but in this that it will continue manufacturing clothing in the u.s. watching video on your phone once gobble up as data from at&t users next year. insta-gram is now testing a new live video feature that they hope will compete with youtube - snapchat and periscop. periscope.their c-e-o told the financial times - the photo sharing app will soon let you stream video to the world - or just your friends.it will reportedly be called "go insta" - and has been tested feature will go live in the u- s. justin has a final look at your cbs 2 weather first forecast next...but first here's a look at today's market. outrageous play from college football thiw weekend. and in the iowa if you have not seen this outrageous play from the weekend from college football, you need to. gain.but taking a second look - when the play started - one of the jay-hawks was laying on the ground - hoping to be camouflaged in the all-blue that does it for us here on the cbs 2 news at noon.our ? [ applause ] >> ridge: you're proud yourself, aren't you? >> quinn: well, it's your design. you pulled it from the show. i just wanted the whole world to see it. >> ridge: yeah, you're full of it. >> quinn: i love you, too, ridge. now smile for our guests. >> ridge: oh, i'm smiling. >> wyatt: we did it! >> ivy: i know! what a show! >> steffy: never ceases to amaze. i'll give her that. but we don't know anything until we see orders. and the buyers seemed confused about the jewelry pass. they're applauding because of my father's designs. >> wyatt: and the woman wearing it. >> ivy: which you were supposed