sunshine with flurriesa& flurriesa& the results are in this morning, and unlike a week ago in iowa voters elected two clear cut winners.but there is a close race still going on this morning for third place -- with about 8 percent of precincts still counting votes. votes.first -- let's take a look at the democratic race where vermont senator bernie sanders easily defeated hillary clinton.the former secretary of state won iowa last week in the closest race in state party history -- but sanders cruised by with 60- percent support -- picking up 14 of the state's 24 delegates. "together we have sent the message e at will echo from wall street to washington, budded "that the government of our great country belongs to all of the people, and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors" contributors" we're now looking at reaction this tweet is from david axelrod -- a former obama campaign staffer,he says he heard bernie sanders campaign manager say the clinton campagn has thrown the kitchen sink at sanders, but axelrod believeseshe sink hahayet to come, setting up what's looking like a very close race for the democratic nomination. on the republican side -- donald trump was the clear victor drumming up 35-percent and a majority of the delegates in new hampshire. hampshire.take a look at the numbers.in a quick shift of momentum from iowa, ohio governor john kasich finished in second place, securing 3 delegates of his own.donald trump, who was disappointed to finish second here in iowa, was very excited to be back on top. "new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're gogog to be ck a lot. we're not going to forget you. you top. >> new hampshire, we thank you, we are not going to forget you, you started it, remember, you started it. >> well there was a clear cut will find out who will officially come in third. right now there are still some precinins that haven't turned in this morning, these three men are separated by a a thousand votes. jeb bush and marco ruruo follow him. two del gets are going to bush, none to rubio. arrestly flesher is a press secretary from bush, cruz, trump and one other candidate will be in the long haul. after iowa it looked like rubio, now after new hampshire it's john case i can. >> following that path, new jersey governor chris christie was sinking on a strong show in the official rrults.e said sometime this morning or later this afternoon, he will make a decision about how to move forward in the race.some suggest he's preparing to exit the race. where the race will go ffm here.a week from saturday -- republicans will square off in a primary vote in south carolina.a few days later on the 23-rd -- they will be in nevada for caucus night. night.those states are flipped for demomoats.they wililfirst head to nevada for caucuses on saturday the 20-th.and the will head to south carolina for a primary vote on the 27-th. in coralville, city leaders are finalizing a budget for next year... year....the city has big plans for 20-17, and that includes what to do with a large piece of undeveloped land in the western part of the city. city.it's tpe area near coral ridge mall by coral ridge avenue, interstate 380, interstate 80 and forevergreen road.right now plans include a park, housing and more retail. 9 million dollars in improvements will also cometo first t avenue between sixth and ninth street. it's been widened, sidewalks improved, new lighting new landscaping done south of that area and also north rth "the number one responsibility we have is to provide good infrastructure and good services to our city and to our community and the the future will do just that." that."the city council is scheduleleto vote on the budget at their meeting on march 8-th. president obama's 4-point-1 trillion dollar budget proposal arrived on capitol hill tuesday.this is his 8-th and final budget proposal and it launches a new fight against cancer -- battles global warming and addresses growing threats from isis.the republican controlled congress can advance parts of the budget without approving the entire proposal. later today -- the president will return to the historic site where he first launched his presidential bid 9 years ago this day. day.he'll address the state legislature in springfield, illinois where he served as a state senator for 7 yeararthe president is expected to urge the nation to move beyond partisan divide and also to share the responsibility for the gridlock in washington. the obama administration is also asking congress for r more money to fight zika virus. virus.and now they're telling lawmakers they *don't want the 1-point-8 billion dollars in emergency funds to come from the money set aside to fight the ebola virus.at least 50 the u-s with the zika virus that was set aside to fight the ebola virus. there has been no known transmission of the virus by mosquito in the country. new this morning, china has its first reported case of zika virus, chinese officials say a man contracted the virus. right now officials believe highly unlikely the spread in train accident in germany that killed 10 people and left nearly 90 injured. authorities are still trying to figure out why two commuter trains crashed head on in the southern part of the country. it took emergency crews hours to reach some of the injured passengers since there is a river on one side of the wreckage and a forest on the other. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.coming up...the iowa senator helping give female soliders more input over their own care. dad: i know. spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. so keeping everything spotless is effortless. mom: hey. dad: the culligan man. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. dad: spots. culligan man: the problem is your water! anncr: a culligan whole-house water conditioning system gets rid of sediment or impurities. main weather good morning to you, 11 after 6:00, mix of sunshine on this wednesday with snow out to our west, now luckily we are not going to see much out of that, we might see a few flurries and our temperatures will be in the teens the next few days, eventually warming to the 20s by the end of the week. is 11 degrees this mning, 14 at lunch time,e,high of 17 this afternoon, 24 degrees below normal. forecast later afternoon and evening time. we'll start with clouds but they will move out. right now feels like 6 below. feels a little moisture in the air. 1 charles city, 3 waterloo, and 9 in washington. around the midwest there is -temperatures around the area will be colda&- taking a look at regional temperatures we see are going to remain colda&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring mixed sunshine todaya&- let's move ahead in time by taking a look at the midwest surface mapa&- moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see some snowy evenings- today's forecast bring us mixed sunshine today- tonight's forecast has us dealing with light snow chances - tomomoow willlleature mostly sunny skies with evening snow- the next three days bring us more sunshine by the midweeka& - our 7 day forecast has evening snow showers with warmer weekend weather mardi gras is now over.the final day of the big celebration was held on tuesday. on bourbon street in new mardi gras is now over.the final day of the big celebration was held on tuesday. tuesday.the outrageous scene on bourbon street in new orleans is a big tourist t traction. >> outrageous scene on new orleans is a big tourist attraction. >> many locals do their own thing every year. >> thousands of mardi gras revelers line the french big easy residents..(band nats pop)fat tuesday is not a spectator sport.jim gabour is part of the krewe of saint anne'sa&.a neighborhood party society that for the past 47 $ yearsa&.has been dressing up and marching to their own tune. sot: jim gabour/new orleans resident (:35-:40)nobody watches this parade, everyone participates. they are coming out of their houses on to the banquet on the sidewalk waitg for us to join in.e krewe spenen months hand sewinga&glueinga&and painting costumes.from the masks...and head-dresses....to us to join in. >> the krewe spends months hand sewing and painting costumes, ornate sep toes. >> -- yes toes much costumes required. >> if you show up in the same costume two years in a row we'll throw you out. >> what started as a small group of marchers is now a band of hundreds. and even people who recently passed away are brought along and honored for one more good time. >> this year i'm carrying my buddy mike who is guess particularred for his spot back in the river at the end of the day. the st. ann's krewe is one of dozens social laden and pleasure club letting the good times rolls across new orleans on the final day of mardis gras. >> when you think it can't get crazier, there is a guy carrying a bag of ashes. the so 'em period of rent then begins today. >> very interesting. i have heard it's a wild time. >> never been, i have always wanted to go. >> i've never been, obviously always the news coverage every year, you look out for the got. >> this year easter is the earliest it can ever be, march 27th. >> very early. >> yeah. >> well. >> fun factor. it is 6:16 right now,. >> and still to come on cbs 2, the latest input from law enforcement how changes to roadways more dangerous. - it's now we're taking a look at it's 6:19 on wednesday morning and the temperatures scores, iowa city beat cedar rapids 8-6, that is temperature if you open the door outside in your home in those cities right now. 0 degrees at the eagle cam. millions of americans suffer from receiving gum, peri done tests in california have a less invasive treatment. chris martinez will show us how it works now. >> dd couldn't take the pain anymore. her gums were receding at a fast pace. >> up to the been on most of the teeth, it's her he had tear rye. >> millions of americans suffer from gum rescryings, the most common fix is gum afting, taking tissue from the mouth to cover the exposed root. there is a less painful solution. >> comfortable? >> uh-huh. >> good. >> peri done test offers the uses a small amount of the patient's own blood to create whatat call add platelet rich fine rants. >> it's a gummy per like texture of white cells. >> the doctor inserts the fiber into the affected g area and in just dada the fiber helps rejuvenate the existing gum tissue. the procedure takes itself and hour, but to get the results within a week. >> thesbefore and after photos show how well it worked for deedee. >> when i got the stitches out it was like the gums i was born with it was just amazing. >> doctors say the results are permanent so patients like deedee won't need any further treatments. chris martinez, cbs news. >> this procedure costs the same as gum graft going wyoming, iowa it's 5 degrees. governor taking a stand against medicaid privatization here in the state. we are staying cold for the next few days, highs today only 17 degrees. stick around if you would be so warmer weather up next. final weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- doppler radar features a few snow showers we ve a beautiful sunrise over cedar rapids as we look off towards the east. and the temperatures not near as@pretty to look at. waterloo checks in at 3. 8 in our planner say says 14 at noon and 17 this afternoon, we'll start with sunshine, clouds slowly filter in the forecast as the day rolls on, clear right now, still seeing snow off in west in iowa. we might get a few flurries out of that but that is about it as predictor keeps it most off to the west, we see the cloud cover continue to go thicken up, we'll start with mainly cloudy skies this evening, we'll be back to sunshine thursday. watch what happens thursday afternoon. clouds move back in and we'll some light snow thursday night into friday. today 17, tomorrow 18 for friday. 219 small snow chances, is 11 there. more snow sub day, 23 for the high. upper 30s tuesday, and even warmer weather for next thursday, friday. >> thanknkou, justin. we are taking a look at top stories this morning, happens heroin initiative will be addressing the heroin epidemic, starting at 7:00 p.m. tonight in the downtown is he consider rapids public library, several local agencies will be there to how to help people sirring in the community much we'll haveveore tonight on cbs 2 news. distillery selected as small business of the year by the economic alliance. managers in is he consider ridge tell cbs 2 news this is a great example of growth, corridor. back in 2005 cedar ridge bame the first craft facility in iowa since prohibition. a new poll shows s an 92% of iowa voters support a state law that eliminated smoking in the workplace and inside bars and restaurants. this comes after the law was implemented five years ago. the poll shows 60% support extending the law to make free. in the house. here is something you can try, nicholas slow shot. >> is he a swiss skier who did this with iphone, tether and lots of practice, it took him two years to perfect this move. wow, what an incredible video. this is just insane. >> that's nuts. >> so like thisisis taking the selfie stick to the next level, no but if you like why isn't iphone when there is things like go pros, why risk lling it? >> and i wonder how he gets the camera facing him. >> it took him two years to figure iout. it is 6:27 right now, we are glad you joined us. it is in west liberty 7 degrees right now. >> coming up next on cbs 2, ready to tell right now on cbs 2 this morning...the local students making sure their lawmakers are paying attention to there right now on cbs 2 this morning local ssdents are making sure lawmakers are paying attention. the federal iowa lawmaker leading the way this morning in the fight for women in the military. we are tracking the latest developments for the bill trying to help parents get the medicine they need for their children. welcome to cbs 2 this morning, here is a look at 3990, if you are headed that way this morning, looks good out there. i'm kelly dambrosio. and i'm kevin bar rei. viewers, don't put away the coats and flowowjust yet.t. it's stiti going to be cold. >> right. it helps, you know, when the wind dies down. >> it makes it feel nicer. >> if we suffer now it will get better, it will be shorts weather by the end of next week. >> what a way to ruin the surprise. >> i'm setting expectations. >> and somebody died at the end of "star wars" but i don't know who. let's takekea look at what happens, not too bad weather out there, that is a beautiful start to the day. it is cold out there but it's still perrable, plea it or not. 6 in cedar rapids, temps elsewhere 8 iowa city. 9 washington, awfully cold up north where we see single digits barely above 0. northwest debuick about 5-15. thin clouds will sneak in, west in iowa are dealing wititsnow or two for us but nothing major. 14 degrees at noon, high of 17, we'll go to the school house and check what we've got in store as we get ready to go to school this wednesday morning, single digits, mix of sunshine, it will be cold. stay there, we'll talk about that i an't fore mentioned warmer weather in our temperature trend coming up. state lawmakers in des moines are disagreeing on education funding throughout e state.e. >> some cedar rapids students in cedar rapids to show us how they plan on doing that. that.hey guys, later this morning students from jeffson, kennedy, washigigon d metro high school will get on a bus here from this building behind me, and head to des moines to talk to voice their concerns to lawmakers. lawmakers.tuesday, students expressed their concerns to superintendent brad buck.st of the students feared cuts will affect some extracurricul ar activities and classes like superintendent to maintain the programs t would require about 3.72 percent increase. democrats are pushing for a 4- percent increase, while republicans are asking for 2-percent.2013 teacher of the year, tania johnson, is more than just a trip to the legislature. "it's bigger than this one trip to the legislature its about them being citizens and productive citizens and knowiong what's happening in cedar rapids is tied back to what those lawmakers are deciding." sot script scriptthe students will leave at eieit-thirty this morning if covering the corridor in cedar rapids, stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. in the nation's capitol... capitol...senator joni ernst is now leading a bi-partisan effort to give sexual assault victims in the military more control and flexibility over their treatment options. options.under the military sasa act, survivororcan seek non-v-a facility of their choice if the v-a does not meet their needs.those behind the bill say it will give victims the ability to find a trusted provider with the their needs. it will give the victims the ability a trusted provider with the right training to meet their needs. cbs 2 to stack the push to privatize iowa's m micaid program. chuck come very has started a war of words with governor. a former governor culver is speaking out against that possibility, organizing town halls across the state. he made choralville and cedar rapids tuesday where citizens voiced their concerns. the iowa capital lawmakers have rekindled the debate over legalizing medical marijuana, a new bill would expand iowa's current law regulating cannabis oil and creating a system for medical marijuana for more patients. only certain epilepsy patients can use cannabis oil with no way to get it in iowa. this time around, more house republicans are supporting the bill. a a pair of proposals at the statehouse could increase e speed limit on two lane ghways, they are set at 55 miles and hour. >> one proposal would raise it to 60, the other to 65, not everybody is on board with is. for starters the iowa a stste patrol kels cbs 2 news, the faster drivers go the more likely they will be in a fatal crash. increasing deaths from 5-25 every yearmiles per hour really done change hardly at all the time that it takes to get some place. >> officials say another cost of changing the law would be in the form of changing signs and projectitis say could cost the state had $4.6 million. a man faces life in prison for helping his mother kill his wife three years ago. a jury on tuesday convicted dustin jefferson of aiding and i can't getting first degree murder in the fatal stabbing in jefferson in 2013. prosecutors argue that ginger jefferson could not have act admission loan and dustin had his wife' blood on his clothes. aiding and i can't betting murder carries a life sentence, he will be sentenced in. personal tragedy bringing out the best in one local community, todd bev ins lost his sight in a car accident, since thenenhihiservice dog has guided him, he passed away from cancer, blue bird cafe donated >> i ride a bike because i'm blind but i have some usable vision, but the service dog makes it easier and i feel more safer. >> one of the hallmarks a great community is supporting the members of that community, as a business that benefits from the support of the community, in this small way it's really a privilege and honor to be able to give back. >> if you would like to donate to the cause check out thisis story on cbs 2.com. firefighters they con save the structure, now that community is helping the owner, here home tube. go fund me page is set up. benefit is scheduled for april, restaurant is in the running for an online contest could bring them thousands of dollars. latest information about that donate to back home country cooking head to cbs 2.com. the spirit of the french quarter is live and well, a gusta a couple from louisiana started this cajun inspired restaurant in oxford. they got married there but took their honeymoon in iowa and quickly decided this is the place for them, they opened the restaurant in oxford before decide to go move to iowa city. today is ash wednesday and the beginning of lent. the 40 day lent period lazts until midnight easter sunday and during that time many christians will give up something such as their favorite food or activity that is done in remembrance of jesus fasting for 40 days and 40 nights, the observance of lent dates back to the 4th century. it's 6:38, choralville 7 degrees. johnson county residents can sign up for their community a little bit of sunshine today and some slowly warming weather the rest of the week, take a peek at the numbers over the next couple day, 17 today, 18 tomorrow. we'll talk abo a warmer mom: seriously? culligan man: problem water. i'm on it. anncr: a culligan whole-house water softing system turns your problem water intnt culligan water, pure and simple. and simple. dad: hey, culligan man. culligan man: hey! . > good morning to you, about 6:00 had 11 as we go through the day today, we'll start with sunshine, mix with some clouds in. west of us dealing with snow today. all the state will be cold with us in the teens, looking at 1 at 10:00. 14 at lunch time, high today about 16 degrees, will you notice the clouds start to filter in later in the afternoon. we've zoomed out to sky cam a little bit, you can see the sunrise, 6 in cedar rapids. windndnorth and west at feeling like 79 out there. 0 decorah. 9 in washington. looking at 17 in cedar rapids. 50s and 60s down to our r south here's a look at some of upper 40s by next weekend. >> no arguments there, thanks. looking at east in iowa story, thefound the tree killing insect the emerald ash boar on the university of iowa. counties since 2010 the ash boar has destroyed millions of ash trees across 25 states. residents interested in signing up for the community id program will be able to do that today. volunteers wilbe at the old capipil mall from 11-1 to help people enroll. the program was launched last year allowing holders to open bank accounts and confirm who they are when using a credit cardrd id's cost $8 for adults a be $4 for kids. new district judge for iowa's southern district, the u.s. senate has approved rebecca's nomination. corridor the southern district of iowa serves johnston and washington county. it's 6:45 now on this wednesday morning, thanks f f joinininus. it's 7 degrees in denton. we are updating the most wednesday. welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ welcome back, we are taking a look at the temperatures outside right now. 0 in decorah. 5 in debutte. iowa city is at 8. >> what does that mean for your morning cocoute, not a whole lot of problems, no new layer of snow on the ground to wake up to, so you can see traffic moving pretty good in both directions, so the southbound traffic much busier at i 3880 so moving into cedar rapids morning, and unlike a week ago in iowa -- new hampshire primary voters elected two clear cut winners.but there is a close race still going on this morning for third place -- with about 8 percent of precincts still counting votes. votes.first -- let's take a look at the democratic race where vermont senator bernie sanders easily defeated hillary clinton.the former secretary of state won iowa last week in the closest race sanders cruised by with 60- percent support -- percent with 60-percent support -- picking up 14 of the state's 24 delegates. "together we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington, bubued "that the government of our great country belongs to all of the people, and not just a handful of wealthy campaiai contributors" contributors"hillis morning. we're now looking at reaction this morning from the results. this tweet is from david axelrod -- a former obama campaign staffer,he says he heard bernie sanders campaign manager say the clinton campagn has thrown the kitchen sink at sanders, but axelrod believes the sink has yet to come, setting up what's for the democratic nomination. on the republican side -- donald trump was the clear victor drumming up 35-percent and a majority of the delegates in new hampshire. hampshire.take a look at the numbers.in a quick shift of momentum from iowa, ohio governor john kasich finished in second place, securing 3 delegates of his own.donald trump, who was disappointed to finish second here in iowa, was very exciteteto be back on top. "new hampshire, i want to thank you. we love you. we're going to be back a lot. we're not going to forget you. you started it. remember, you started it." while there was a clear cut winner in both races, started it, remember you started it. >> there was a clear cut winner in beth races, republican candidates still waiting to find out who ll officially come in third place. right now there are still some precincts not turned in this morning, right now three men are all separated by a few thousand votes, but texas senator ted cruz is currently after taking the iowa cautions last week. -- caucuses last week. he said after new hampshire it looks like cruz and trump and one other candidate will be be the race for the long haul. right now it's not clear who that third person will be. after iowa, it looked like rubio, after new hampshire john governor chris christie was banking on a strong showing in new hampshire, but will likely finish in sixth place..last night he said he's heading home to new jersey to wait for the official results.he said sometime this morning or later this afternoon, he will make a home to new jersey to wait for the official results, later this afternoon he will make a decision how to move forward in the race, some suggest he is preparing to exit. now we are taking a look at where the race will go from year, republicans scare off in later on the 23r$, they will be i have nevada for caucus night. then they head to south carolina for the primary vote on the 27th. in choralville city leaders are finalized a budget for next year, ththcity has big plans for 2017 including a large piece of a undeveloped land, area near choral ridge mall by choral ridge avenue, interstate 380, 80 and evergreen road, plans include a park, housing and more retail. $9million in improvements will come to first avenue between 6th and 99th streets. president obama -- >> sidewalks improved, enough lighting, landscaping down, south of that area and also north. >> responsibility we have is to provide good infrastructure to our community, the new projects we will be doing in the future will do just that. >> voting on a budget, they are meeting on march 8th. trillion budget proposal arrived on capital budget. fight against cancer, battles global warming and is a dress sufficient grow willing threats from isis. -- growing threats of from isis. the president will return to the historic site where he first launched his presidential bid nine years ago today. he will address the state legislature in springfield illinois where he served for seven years. the president is he expected to move beyond partisan divide and share responsibilitytyfor idlock in washington. 6:53 on wednesday morning, it's only 7 degrees, waking up in high a watt a today. the top stories you need to know about on this wednesday. email us at news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us now here are the three stories morning.vermont senator bernie sanders won the first in the nation primary against . very mop senator bernie sanders won the first in the nation primary against hillary clinton last night. sanders came away with 60% support and 14 of the 24 delegates. donald trump won, picking up 11 delegates. close battle for third place, three thee candidates are within a thousand votes in new hampshire, with l 8% still not reporting. ted cruz is in third, he won the iowa caucuses last week. people all over the world will be celebrating ash wednesday today which is also the beginning of lent. this 40 day lent period lasts until idnight on easter final weather rebecca until easter. >> you wish. let's talk about what is happening, apparently we are giving up warm weather, 7 degrees. high of 179 thisisfternoon. snow off to the west, des moines could pick up a couple inches of snow, it stays west of enough that we should only see a flurry or two. ththe captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is wednesday, february 10th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump and bernie sanders slate landslide victories in new hampshire. hillary clinton loses among women. and jeb bush and donald trump