Transcripts For KGAN CBS2 This Morning Early Edition 2016021

Transcripts For KGAN CBS2 This Morning Early Edition 20160215



big crash crashalong interstate 80 near west branch sunday. sunday.it shut down the west bound lanes while crews cleared the crash site. site.viewers sent us these waiting in a long line of cars. right now -- the state patrol says three *separate crashes happened involving more than 30 cars.three people were hurt but authorities are not saying how seriously.all three collisions are being investigated. in central iowa -- a man was seriously injured while riding a snow-mobile. mobile.35-year-old damoin louk was driving along highway 30 just west of boone at about 60-miles-per-hour when the left front ski caught deep snow -- throwing him 150 feet off the snowmobile.his helmet came off during the accident and he was flown to a des moines hospital.right now multiple agencies are investigating. developing news this morning on the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia.the top elected official in the texas county where scalia was found dead now says scalia died of natrual causes. causes.because of that -- scalia's family has decided against an autopsy.the 79-year-old was found unresponsive on saturday -- officials are now saying he scalia's body was transported from an el paso funeral home to virginia. his death has already started a major political battle between the two parties. parties.justice scalia was a leading conservative voice on the high court, and now his successor could tilt the balance either way. way.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson joins us now to explain. explain.that's right guys, president barack obama says he plans to nominate a possible successor in due time, but republican leaders in congress insist the next president should make that decision.most presidential republican candidates called for senate leaders to block or delay a vote on the possible nomination at the cbs debate on saturday night.however, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders, both quickly backed the president, saying there's no reason he should not nominate the next justice. but the president is pushing forward. "there will be plenty of time for mine for me to do so and plenty of time for the senate to fulfill its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and timely vote. these are responsibilities that i everyone."the president took about a month to nominate two previous supreme court justices.right now, the senate is taking a week off for the president's day holiday. stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. thanks stephanie.. a judge with ties to the corridor could be on the short list to fill that opening.. jane kelly is a federal appeals court judge, but before that she served as a federal public defender in cedar rapids.even before that she was a classmate of the president at harvard.kelly is also a survivor of a viscious attack along a cedar rapids running trail in 2004.this is video of kelly one year after that attack, no arrests were ever made. former president george w. bush will be hitting the campaign trail today for the first time in over a decade. decade.he'll be stumping for his younger brother today in south carolina -- a state whose primary both bush presidents won on their way to the oval office.during the latest g-o-p debate -- jeb bush had to defend george when donald trump attacked some of while in office -- like the iraq invasion. president barack obama spoke with russian president vladimir putin over the phone on sunday about the syria peace talks -- and standing together against terrorism.the kremlin said both support the cease-fire in syria and that putin stressed the need to build a solid working relationship between the defense ministries in both countries to fight terrorism. they say the phone call was initiated by the united states. new this morning -- new york senator chuck schumer is pushing the president to reconsider proposed funding cuts to counter-terrorism programs across the country.current proposals take away almost 300- million dollars and schumer is calling them "ill-advised and ill-timed."some of the money helps run programs in cities across the u-s to prevent attacks or respond and recover from them. human trafficking is often considered an invisible crime. police say the corridor is a cross roads for the crime. crime. they say our location, in the middle of larger midwest cities, makes eastern iowa a frequent stop for and that's why a local group is working so hard to help those whose lives are turned upside down by the crime.the group 'cedar rapids gives' has been working since 20-13 to give survivors extended services like counseling, clothes and shelter. "the community of cedar rapids is amazing, amazingly genorus they want to help they have very wounderful kind hearts it's just a matter of who to help and how ." ."right now, the group is applying for grants with the hopes of hiring a full time advocate to help victims recover.they're also trying to establish a safe house for victims here in cedar rapids. happening today -- hundreds of people are expected to be at the state capitol to speak out about preventing substance abuse. abuse.members of the iowa alliance of coalitions for change will meet with lawmakers. they say many teens start out using marijuana -- thinking it's safe -- but soon move on to harder drugs.this meeting comes on the heels of a new federal study showing 77- percent of american teens believe it's safe to smoke pot. is celebrating the biggest liquid meth bust in the history of the country. country.police say they've seized 900-million dollars worth of meth smuggled from hong kong in silicon bra inserts and art supplies. investigators first busted part of the shipment back in december.four people with hong kong passports were arrested in sydney last month and were accused of importing 190 gallons of the drug into the country. tonight is the biggest night in the music industry -- the 58-th annual grammy awards will be broadcast live right here on cbs 2. 2.top artists will be performing like adele! the last time she performed at the grammys was back in 2012! rapper kendrick lamar and popstar taylor swift are hoping to score the most grammy wins.lamar leads among all arists with 11 nominations and swift was nominated 7 weekend. it could be a very emotional night as well, with many recent deaths in the music industry, there will be a number of tribute performances. lady gaga will pay homage to so secret that she's been rehearsing off location.the eagles are also planning a tribute to co-founder glenn frey -- who died last month. the show is expected to honor the survivng members of earth, wind and fire after maurice white died last week. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the new details this morning about the final all-star celebration for one of the n-b-a's biggest stars. main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga&-temperatures around regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - 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 mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast features clear skies & cooler temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking for mainly clear & chilly conditions- the next three days show more dry and cool weather- our 7 day forecast does bring more cool weather new laser technology is helping people get rid of their unwanted ink. ink.doctors say it's now more powerful and effective than anything else on the market. market.kenneth craig shows us how it's changing lives. lives. tommy prosser is 38 years old, married and now ready to start a family. and for him, that means getting rid of this large arm tattoo he got when he was 18.(thomas prosser, patient)kc when did you start thinking man, this is a bad move, i don't want this? probably in my twenties. doctor mitchell chasin is working to erase it.he's using the latest f-d-a approved laser technology called 'piqo4' (peak-oh-four). in just three visits, tommy's 20 year old panther tattoo, is nearly gone.(nats: procedure) the laser has four different wavelengths and speeds to target specific colors of ink. for skin and body.) kenneth: so how does this machine compare to other machines that were on the market? doc: this bar far is the most powerful machine to date he says for patients, that means fewer treatments and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards.(standup kenneth craig:) each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo.treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. (mitchell chasin, md, medical director of reflections center for skin and body.)we're just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin that we used to see with older technologies (nat - tommy and doc ... 'this looks great' or something)these before and after pictures show tommy's progress.(thomas prosser, patient)i was just blown away with how quick it happenedhe says he's finally comfortable in his own skin again. kenneth craig, cbs news, martinsville, new jersey doctor chasin says black of dark green ink are the easiest colors to remove later in life, if you regret your it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the hawks needed a win and help to lead the big 10 -and help to lead the big 10 -- see if their valentines date with minnesota helped them -- next. welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... flags will be lowered throughout the state of iowa today to honor supreme court justice antonin scalia. governor terry branstad ordered all flags in iowa to be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset today.this covers all u-s and state flags under control of the state. individuals and businesses are encouraged to do the same. in coralville -- spring will eventually come -- so the home show wrapped up at the coralville marriott.the event showcased the biggest advancements in home design -- decorating and remodeling.that included energy saving technologies with more home-owners wanting to go after a disappointing loss at indiana last week -- the hawks schedule worked out perfectly -- a date on valentines day with the lonley gophers -- minnesota hasn't won a big 10 game this season.. not the best start for jarrod uthoff -- he missed his first 7 shots but heated up in the final 3 minutes of the half -- scoring 9 straight points for iowa -- including the deep three -- hawks led by 6 at the breaksecond half it got too close for comfort -- iowa up 4 -- anthony clemmons -- takes it hard to the rack for 2 plus 1 -- lead back up to 7 after the free throw it's down to 2 later -- but peter jok was money all game long -- one of his 4 triples -- jok finished with a game high 27 and then uthoff closed the door on any heartbreak -- off the feed from mike gesell -- he slams it home -- uthoff finished with a double double -- 75 to 71 -- and take over sole possession of first place in the big 10 "the most important thing is we got the win and i'm happy about it. we are all happy about it. it's a good minnesota team good win for us." us.""we are looked at differently so we are going to get everybody's best shot... and it's our job to make sure we come in ready and we understand we are going to go through hard fought games like this." this." "we definately have a target on our back and we knew that .. we've had a target on our back all season and we are going to continue to just take it one day at a time.. one practice at a time and continue to get better at this point of the season you just want to keep getting better every single day." the hawks sit alone in first -- all thanks to denzel valentine spartans hosting the hoosiers -- and valentine -- stops and pops -- for 3 of his game high 30 pointsbut cupid was also lansing -- see what i did there -- one of his 13 assists -- michigan state breaks indiana's heart -- 88 to 69. marcus paige and north carolina hosting pittand this one was all tar heels -- first half -- paige spots up for three and makes it rain -- u-n-c led by 13 at the break and it was more of the same in the second -- this time the marion native comes up with the steal -- gives it up -- gets back -- and drops in the step back triple -- 15 points from paige -- carolina cruizes -- 85 to 64 iowa state got back to their winning ways saturday thanks to the dynamic duo of georges naing and monte morris -- the two cyclone stars literally put the team on their backs against texas -- niang and morris combined for 48 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists -- including i-s-u's last 2 field goals that put the game away .... talk about a dangerous 1 "monte just seems to find me... like in the second half, finding me.. that zip pass from half court.. he just finds me when there is like a little show of daylight... so i mean that guy really makes me look good.. i owe him the world, seriously." seriously.": "we knew they were switching ball screens and that was going to leave taylor or felix or anybody on georges .. we'd try to throw it in, if not, try to exploit me with a bigger guy." the pather women clawed their way back into a tie for first in the valley with drake who they play later this week -- u-n-i beat illinois state 61 to 35 -- madison weekly led the way with a game high 23 points. thats a check cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at final weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring cloudy skies todaya& - moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see light snow overnight- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies with warmer weather- our 7 day forecast has nice & mild weather headed our way! a michigan man is getting a lot of help in the love department. department.matt hill works for a lawn and garden company. his co-workers surprised him by putting his face and contact information on a billboard. billboard.he said he was really surprised but he's making the most of it. it."perfect date is pretty much a bonfire out in the middle of the woods, at somebody's house, small party, something like that." that."hill says he's gotten dozens hill says he's gotten dozens of calls, texts and emails from suitors.and he's hoping he can find someone to good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the latest information this morning about how flint's water crisis could change healthcare options in the state. state.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the new information about a suspect accused of shooting two officers. the next step for planned parenthood in colorado springs when they open their doors for the first time since the shooting there in november. the latest healthcare changes that could come in flint, michigan while that city deals with its tainted water supply. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. shows what's ahead a&- all is quiet on doppler radar- with some snow-covered roads remaining this morning- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- it's a foggy morning across eastern iowa-temperatures around the area will be cooling with windy conditions- the current winds around our viewing area gusty- our new this morning, morning,authorities in baton rouge, louisiana say a man suspected of shooting two police officers died in a hospital. hospital.22-year-old calvin smith is accused of shooting two officers with a rifle they returned fire -- they aren't sure how smith got hurt. right now -- the two officers are in stable condition. in northwe mississippi, an officer is now in critical condition, after he was shot in the head while investigating a robbery across the street from a police station.the officer was found on the street outside of a convenience store that had been robbed by two masked men. right now, police are questioning two men in custody. authorities in urbandale still have not released any names connected to a fatal police shooting over the weekend. weekend.it all started early saturday morning when officers were called to a hotel for a drug complaint.police say when officers arrived -- a man pulled out a gun and fired. officers returned fire and killed the suspect before arresting two other people at the scene.this mornng -- the shooting is still being investigated. the colorado planned parenthood where three people were killed back in november, will open this morning.the colorado springs branch is opening part of its building for services. services.right now, crews are that will cause the number of patients the clinic can treat to be limited for a few months. the president of that region's planned parenthood said they wanted to follow through on a promise to open as soon as possible, adding that there will be heavy security today. a man in oregon is miraculously expected to survive after he was pulled into a working wood chipper. chipper.that's according to rescue officials.they say the man's harness got stuck in tree limbs that were fed into the chipper, and then got yanked into the machine...but his leg tripped the safety bar in the last moment and shut the chipper off.officials say chipper blades were just inches away from his head when the machine stopped.the victim still broke his leg and suffered a head injury. new this morning, take a look at this fire at a multi-story building in brooklyn, new york..flames erupted late last night -- but fire officials said the fire was still burning on each of the building's three floors this morning.the comes as the nation's biggest city is bracing for another round of winter weather today.so far -- dozens of people have been rescued after two tram cars got stuck 40-feet above the ground in new hampshire. hampshire.officials say a service break issue stopped the tramway sunday the tramway sunday afternoon..rescue workers had to repell 48 passengers to the ground one-by-one.officials don't know what caused the cars to get stuck -- but they don't believe it was because of low temperatures. earthquake in taiwan.. taiwan..one week after a 6-point-4 earthquake struck the southern portion of the country, officials are now calling off search and rescue operations.116 people were killed. nearly 300 were rescued when a high-rise tower collapsed.right now, most of the victims are still in the hospital. a 5-point-8 magnitude earth-quake hit the island nation of new zealand on sunday,you can see the effects on this drive-way camera.the u-s geological survey says the quake hit 10 miles east of the city of christ-church.so far or reports of serious damage, although residents are being warned of possible after-shocks.next week is the five-year anniversary of a six-point-three earthquake there that killed more than 180 people. pope francis today is continuing his nearly week- long trip to mexico. mexico.the pontiff will be holding mass today in the least-catholic state in the country.his aim is to boost faith in the heavily indigenous () chiapas state, in the most southern part of the country.an estimated two million people lined the streest to see his motorcade route in mexico city. michigan's governor now wants to expand medicaid coverage to people under 21 and pregnant women exposed to flint's toxic water. water.governor rick snyder's request to the federal government would benefit about 15-thousand people.he also wants to oranize doctors and other specialists to treat anyone who drank the water. later this week -- the u.s. surgeon general will be in flint to figure out the ultimate effect on residents. in cedar rapids -- a local church is now pushing back plans to deliver bottled water to flint. flint.mount zion baptist church wanted to leave today to get to michigan.now they're getting some help.c-r-s-t has given them a truck and mount mercy's athletic department is also pitching in. "when you have the opportunity to help others in need - it's just an awesome feeling. because we've all at times have needed some kind of assistance so just being able to help bless someone else, that's in need - it's really awesome." awesome."mount zion church plans to leave for flint in two weeks.so far -- the church has collected 45-thousand bottles of water.donations are still being accepted. a state investigation shows cases of teacher misconduct in iowa could be slipping through the cracks. cracks.it reveals more than one-hundred educators with serious criminal convictions are not included on a national list.and that could allow them back into classrooms.the state's board of educational examiners says all teachers facing punishment should be in a national data-base.but state law often limits information sharing. it was a match-up of the big ten's best -- and the big city.after the hawks dropped a crucial game thursday to indiana -- minnesota came to town -- looking to snap a 13-game losing streak.it was a rough start for star senior jarrod uthoff after starting out 0-for-7 -- but he quickly bounced back -- ending the game with 24 points -- 15 rebounds and six blocked shots. the win wasn't easy -- the gophers were only down 2 with about 3 minutes left -- before the hawks held on 75-to-71. and that win puts the hawkeyes in sole possession of first place.here are the current standings.iowa is 11-and-2. their two closest rivals -- maryland and indiana both lost this weekend.iowa plays penn state on wednesday -- tip off is 5-thirty. basketball's biggest stars were in toronto last night, for a record breaking n-b-a all-star game. game.russell westbrook scored 31 points and won the game's most valuable player award, helping the western division win *196 to 173.the previous the game was 163.the west did that with about 8 minutes to play.n-b-a all star games are notorious for how little everyone plays defense.los angeles laker legend kobe bryant scored 10 points in his final all-star game. bryant announced his retirement earlier this year. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the latest efforts to stop human trafficking in the midwest -- and what the corridor can do to help. main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- all is quiet on doppler radar- with some snow-covered roads remaining this morning- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- it's a foggy morning across eastern iowa-temperatures around the area will be cooling with windy conditions- the current winds around our viewing area gusty- taking a look at regional temperatures we see are going to remain colda&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring clearing 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 light snow tonight- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies with warmer temps - tonight's forecast has us dealing with light overnight snow- tomorrow will feature morning snow showers- the next three days bring us generally warmer weather- our 7 day forecast has clear & mild weather for the end of the week! one kid outdid us all us guys on valentines day. day.he might be taken but he's made it a memorable holiday for hundreds of girls. girls.daniel woodruff has the story. story. (nats)(kayedin craw/received flower)"it meant a lot." kayedin craw is still a little bit giddy(kayedin craw/received flower)"i felt very special actually."after what happened at school (kayedin craw/received flower) "i brought it home and my mom's like, who gave you that? flowers for classmates)"i want to make as many people happy as possible."the high school senior whose good deed has quickly become the talk of the town(hayden godfrey/bought flowers for classmates)"we got around 800 flowers out there." one for every girl at sky view high school (hayden godfrey/bought flowers for classmates)"i don't think a girl should be left out during valentine's day."hayden ordered the flowers himself... recruited some friends...and just before school ended thursday for the long weekend -- passed them out.(kayedin craw/received flower) "everybody was holding a flower, i just thought that was so cool."impressive right? well, especially when you consider it cost this student nearly $500 dollars to pull off standup: hayden works here at lee's marketplace as a bagger. he's been saving all of his money to buy all those flowers. and you can bet he wouldn't be able to do that with just one paycheck.(steve hoggan/lee's marketplace) "there's no way (laughs) there's no way."steve hoggan knowshe's hayden's boss(steve hoggan/lee's marketplace)"to spend your money like that, it takes someone with real heart." now, you might think hayden is the luckiest guy in school right now800 girls with for this big man on campus... except...(hayden godfrey/bough t flowers for classmates)"i already have a girlfriend, so..."that's right:(hayden's girlfriend)"it's really sweet of him to do this."he's taken (hayden's girlfriend)"to watch every single one of those girls walk out of school with a big smile on their face makes me very happy and very proud of him." it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the latest step getting americans 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-- which came out in 2003.most major superhero movies that have came out in the past few years have been pg-13. the rest of the rest of the movies opening this weekend didn't come close to deadpool's success. success.it was last week's number one movie that actually came in second. kung fu panda brought in another 19-point-7 million dollars.in third place, dakota johnson and rebel wilson's romantic comedy how to be single made nearly 19 million.and zoolander 2 had a disappointing weekend, coming in at fourth. the popularity of e-book readers like the nook and the kindle made a lot of people think bookstores would become a thing of the past. past.but new data from the u-s census bureau shows bookstores are becoming more popular. bookstore sales increased by year -- from 10-point-nine- billion-dollars to 11- point-two-billion.that's the first year-to-year increase for the industry since 2007. publishers weekly first reported the figures -- and said many publishers saw a decline in e-book sales last year -- while print sales went up. nordstrom nordstrom will now be accepting returns from its discount store -- nordstrom rack. rack.that paves the way for shoppers to return items bought at its high end stores, to be returned to its discount outlet, and vice versa.but despite that change, store officials encourage shoppers to make returns through their website or the original store the items were bought from. starting tomorrow, u-s airlines will have 15 days to flights to cuba. cuba.the development brings airlines and travelers a step closer to scheduled flights between the two countries for the first time in more than 50 years.the u-s and cuba are expected to formally sign an agreement to resume flights soon after agreeing to it in december.it could lead to more than 100 daily round-trip flights in and out of cuba -- with 20 daily flights to havana. voters in austin, texas will soon decide if uber and lyft drivers should be fingerprinted. the decision will be left to a vote in may.if they decide yes, drivers will have to pay 2-percent higher fees to the city.opponents of the measure say it's not necessary, but supporters argue it protects customers.this comes after uber just recently lost a lawsuit that claimed the company was dishonest about it's security measures. apple is now entering the original tv series market. market.and hip hop legend, doctor dre will star in the company's first original scripted series, according to the hollywood reporter. reporter.it's called "vital signs."it will follow a plot described as "semi- rapper's life.he'll also be an executive producer for the program.reports say the series will most likely be distributed through apple music, but it's not clear if it will be offered on apple t-v, the i-tunes store or other apple platforms. it's right now it's degrees in just ahead...the latest information about the former president hitting the campaign trail for the first time in over a decade today. final weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring cloudy skies todaya& - moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see light snow overnight- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies with warmer weather- our 7 day forecast here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... transportation will be a big talking point this week in cedar rapids.tomorrow -- the corridor metropolitan planning organization will hold two town hall meetings to discuss their 20-16 transit study.the m-p-o wants to gather ideas from linn county residents about their vision for transit in the area.both meetings will be at the ground transportation center on first street south-east.the first meeting is at noon -- the second one starts at five.an on-line town hall will also be available through the m-p-o's website. gas prices in iowa are up slightly to start the week.the average price per gallon in the hawkeye state this morning is a dollar-67.that's up from prices friday and the weekend. but it about eight cents cheaper than last monday and is two cents under the national average.in the corridor, prices can be found for as cheap as a dollar-39. school children in virginia became the first elementary school to successfully send a satellite into space. space.mark albert reports on works. (track 1)tucked in the back of the library at st. thomas more cathedral school library is mission control.(nat/ felix pellegrino/fifth-grade student) (track 2)the students in arlington, virginia, now have a *satellite* in space... and they made it themselves. (nat/launch)(supplyspacec raftlaunchestothespacestat ion.mp4)(track 3) it launched into outer space on a rocket in december... and is now aboard the international space station. (nat/joe)(track 3)(show stills of inside of satellite) the tiny object - known as a "cube sat" for its size and shape - is just big enough to hold a camera.if it works, it will beam back images of earth every 30 seconds for up to a year.(sot/felix)(felix pellegrino/fifth-grade student) (track 4)(broll of mark & joe walking up to monitors at nasa) felix pellegrino's dad works idea, and got the space agency on board.(nat/dad)(joe pointing to space station the cube sat in this side of the airlock">(track 4 cont)joe pellegrino thinks the project explore the final frontier.. (sot/dad)(joe pellegrino/nasa engineer) (standup/mark)[duration:0:09] (mark albert/cbs news/arlingto n, virginia)(track 5) the students are now waiting for the satellite to be deployed from the space station next month to find out if the camera works. (sot/rebecca)(rebecca el choueiry/eight-grade student) (track 5)it's a lesson that stretches these students' imagination into the far reaches of the universe. mark albert, cbs news, arlington, virginia. the exact day the satellite will be deployed has not yet been set.any school can purchase the equipment needed to download the satellite's pictures directly from space for about 200-dollars. dollars.the software translates radio signals into images and is the same technology used by the apollo missions used a half century if you're just if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the important message one group is bringing to the state capitol today from all over iowa. iowa.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the new information about just how many people got hurt during a snowy pile up in eastern iowa. an update to *another winter injury for a man on a snow-mobile. we look ahead to the biggest night in music tonight -- right here on cbs 2. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry. >> roads aren't bad. they are wet and slick this morning. story of the morning is the fog let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. first weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- all is quiet on doppler radar- with some snow-covered roads remaining this morning- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- it's a foggy morning across eastern iowa-temperatures around the area will be cooling with windy conditions- the current winds around our viewing area gusty- our planner features clearing skies

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big crash crashalong interstate 80 near west branch sunday. sunday.it shut down the west bound lanes while crews cleared the crash site. site.viewers sent us these waiting in a long line of cars. right now -- the state patrol says three *separate crashes happened involving more than 30 cars.three people were hurt but authorities are not saying how seriously.all three collisions are being investigated. in central iowa -- a man was seriously injured while riding a snow-mobile. mobile.35-year-old damoin louk was driving along highway 30 just west of boone at about 60-miles-per-hour when the left front ski caught deep snow -- throwing him 150 feet off the snowmobile.his helmet came off during the accident and he was flown to a des moines hospital.right now multiple agencies are investigating. developing news this morning on the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia.the top elected official in the texas county where scalia was found dead now says scalia died of natrual causes. causes.because of that -- scalia's family has decided against an autopsy.the 79-year-old was found unresponsive on saturday -- officials are now saying he scalia's body was transported from an el paso funeral home to virginia. his death has already started a major political battle between the two parties. parties.justice scalia was a leading conservative voice on the high court, and now his successor could tilt the balance either way. way.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson joins us now to explain. explain.that's right guys, president barack obama says he plans to nominate a possible successor in due time, but republican leaders in congress insist the next president should make that decision.most presidential republican candidates called for senate leaders to block or delay a vote on the possible nomination at the cbs debate on saturday night.however, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders, both quickly backed the president, saying there's no reason he should not nominate the next justice. but the president is pushing forward. "there will be plenty of time for mine for me to do so and plenty of time for the senate to fulfill its responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and timely vote. these are responsibilities that i everyone."the president took about a month to nominate two previous supreme court justices.right now, the senate is taking a week off for the president's day holiday. stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. thanks stephanie.. a judge with ties to the corridor could be on the short list to fill that opening.. jane kelly is a federal appeals court judge, but before that she served as a federal public defender in cedar rapids.even before that she was a classmate of the president at harvard.kelly is also a survivor of a viscious attack along a cedar rapids running trail in 2004.this is video of kelly one year after that attack, no arrests were ever made. former president george w. bush will be hitting the campaign trail today for the first time in over a decade. decade.he'll be stumping for his younger brother today in south carolina -- a state whose primary both bush presidents won on their way to the oval office.during the latest g-o-p debate -- jeb bush had to defend george when donald trump attacked some of while in office -- like the iraq invasion. president barack obama spoke with russian president vladimir putin over the phone on sunday about the syria peace talks -- and standing together against terrorism.the kremlin said both support the cease-fire in syria and that putin stressed the need to build a solid working relationship between the defense ministries in both countries to fight terrorism. they say the phone call was initiated by the united states. new this morning -- new york senator chuck schumer is pushing the president to reconsider proposed funding cuts to counter-terrorism programs across the country.current proposals take away almost 300- million dollars and schumer is calling them "ill-advised and ill-timed."some of the money helps run programs in cities across the u-s to prevent attacks or respond and recover from them. human trafficking is often considered an invisible crime. police say the corridor is a cross roads for the crime. crime. they say our location, in the middle of larger midwest cities, makes eastern iowa a frequent stop for and that's why a local group is working so hard to help those whose lives are turned upside down by the crime.the group 'cedar rapids gives' has been working since 20-13 to give survivors extended services like counseling, clothes and shelter. "the community of cedar rapids is amazing, amazingly genorus they want to help they have very wounderful kind hearts it's just a matter of who to help and how ." ."right now, the group is applying for grants with the hopes of hiring a full time advocate to help victims recover.they're also trying to establish a safe house for victims here in cedar rapids. happening today -- hundreds of people are expected to be at the state capitol to speak out about preventing substance abuse. abuse.members of the iowa alliance of coalitions for change will meet with lawmakers. they say many teens start out using marijuana -- thinking it's safe -- but soon move on to harder drugs.this meeting comes on the heels of a new federal study showing 77- percent of american teens believe it's safe to smoke pot. is celebrating the biggest liquid meth bust in the history of the country. country.police say they've seized 900-million dollars worth of meth smuggled from hong kong in silicon bra inserts and art supplies. investigators first busted part of the shipment back in december.four people with hong kong passports were arrested in sydney last month and were accused of importing 190 gallons of the drug into the country. tonight is the biggest night in the music industry -- the 58-th annual grammy awards will be broadcast live right here on cbs 2. 2.top artists will be performing like adele! the last time she performed at the grammys was back in 2012! rapper kendrick lamar and popstar taylor swift are hoping to score the most grammy wins.lamar leads among all arists with 11 nominations and swift was nominated 7 weekend. it could be a very emotional night as well, with many recent deaths in the music industry, there will be a number of tribute performances. lady gaga will pay homage to so secret that she's been rehearsing off location.the eagles are also planning a tribute to co-founder glenn frey -- who died last month. the show is expected to honor the survivng members of earth, wind and fire after maurice white died last week. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the new details this morning about the final all-star celebration for one of the n-b-a's biggest stars. main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- a bit of fog in the area this morninga&-temperatures around regional temperatures we see highs are mild all around iowa - the regional satellite/radar is keeping conditions quiet - 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 mainly quiet conditions - today's forecast features clear skies & cooler temperatures- tonight's forecast has us looking for mainly clear & chilly conditions- the next three days show more dry and cool weather- our 7 day forecast does bring more cool weather new laser technology is helping people get rid of their unwanted ink. ink.doctors say it's now more powerful and effective than anything else on the market. market.kenneth craig shows us how it's changing lives. lives. tommy prosser is 38 years old, married and now ready to start a family. and for him, that means getting rid of this large arm tattoo he got when he was 18.(thomas prosser, patient)kc when did you start thinking man, this is a bad move, i don't want this? probably in my twenties. doctor mitchell chasin is working to erase it.he's using the latest f-d-a approved laser technology called 'piqo4' (peak-oh-four). in just three visits, tommy's 20 year old panther tattoo, is nearly gone.(nats: procedure) the laser has four different wavelengths and speeds to target specific colors of ink. for skin and body.) kenneth: so how does this machine compare to other machines that were on the market? doc: this bar far is the most powerful machine to date he says for patients, that means fewer treatments and a smaller chance of skin damage afterwards.(standup kenneth craig:) each session takes just a few minutes. the number of treatments a patient needs depends on the color and size of the tattoo.treatments cost several hundred dollars a session. other than some redness and tenderness, most patients don't experience major side effects. (mitchell chasin, md, medical director of reflections center for skin and body.)we're just not seeing the scarring and change in color of the skin that we used to see with older technologies (nat - tommy and doc ... 'this looks great' or something)these before and after pictures show tommy's progress.(thomas prosser, patient)i was just blown away with how quick it happenedhe says he's finally comfortable in his own skin again. kenneth craig, cbs news, martinsville, new jersey doctor chasin says black of dark green ink are the easiest colors to remove later in life, if you regret your it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the hawks needed a win and help to lead the big 10 -and help to lead the big 10 -- see if their valentines date with minnesota helped them -- next. welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... flags will be lowered throughout the state of iowa today to honor supreme court justice antonin scalia. governor terry branstad ordered all flags in iowa to be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset today.this covers all u-s and state flags under control of the state. individuals and businesses are encouraged to do the same. in coralville -- spring will eventually come -- so the home show wrapped up at the coralville marriott.the event showcased the biggest advancements in home design -- decorating and remodeling.that included energy saving technologies with more home-owners wanting to go after a disappointing loss at indiana last week -- the hawks schedule worked out perfectly -- a date on valentines day with the lonley gophers -- minnesota hasn't won a big 10 game this season.. not the best start for jarrod uthoff -- he missed his first 7 shots but heated up in the final 3 minutes of the half -- scoring 9 straight points for iowa -- including the deep three -- hawks led by 6 at the breaksecond half it got too close for comfort -- iowa up 4 -- anthony clemmons -- takes it hard to the rack for 2 plus 1 -- lead back up to 7 after the free throw it's down to 2 later -- but peter jok was money all game long -- one of his 4 triples -- jok finished with a game high 27 and then uthoff closed the door on any heartbreak -- off the feed from mike gesell -- he slams it home -- uthoff finished with a double double -- 75 to 71 -- and take over sole possession of first place in the big 10 "the most important thing is we got the win and i'm happy about it. we are all happy about it. it's a good minnesota team good win for us." us.""we are looked at differently so we are going to get everybody's best shot... and it's our job to make sure we come in ready and we understand we are going to go through hard fought games like this." this." "we definately have a target on our back and we knew that .. we've had a target on our back all season and we are going to continue to just take it one day at a time.. one practice at a time and continue to get better at this point of the season you just want to keep getting better every single day." the hawks sit alone in first -- all thanks to denzel valentine spartans hosting the hoosiers -- and valentine -- stops and pops -- for 3 of his game high 30 pointsbut cupid was also lansing -- see what i did there -- one of his 13 assists -- michigan state breaks indiana's heart -- 88 to 69. marcus paige and north carolina hosting pittand this one was all tar heels -- first half -- paige spots up for three and makes it rain -- u-n-c led by 13 at the break and it was more of the same in the second -- this time the marion native comes up with the steal -- gives it up -- gets back -- and drops in the step back triple -- 15 points from paige -- carolina cruizes -- 85 to 64 iowa state got back to their winning ways saturday thanks to the dynamic duo of georges naing and monte morris -- the two cyclone stars literally put the team on their backs against texas -- niang and morris combined for 48 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists -- including i-s-u's last 2 field goals that put the game away .... talk about a dangerous 1 "monte just seems to find me... like in the second half, finding me.. that zip pass from half court.. he just finds me when there is like a little show of daylight... so i mean that guy really makes me look good.. i owe him the world, seriously." seriously.": "we knew they were switching ball screens and that was going to leave taylor or felix or anybody on georges .. we'd try to throw it in, if not, try to exploit me with a bigger guy." the pather women clawed their way back into a tie for first in the valley with drake who they play later this week -- u-n-i beat illinois state 61 to 35 -- madison weekly led the way with a game high 23 points. thats a check cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at final weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring cloudy skies todaya& - moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see light snow overnight- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies with warmer weather- our 7 day forecast has nice & mild weather headed our way! a michigan man is getting a lot of help in the love department. department.matt hill works for a lawn and garden company. his co-workers surprised him by putting his face and contact information on a billboard. billboard.he said he was really surprised but he's making the most of it. it."perfect date is pretty much a bonfire out in the middle of the woods, at somebody's house, small party, something like that." that."hill says he's gotten dozens hill says he's gotten dozens of calls, texts and emails from suitors.and he's hoping he can find someone to good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the latest information this morning about how flint's water crisis could change healthcare options in the state. state.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the new information about a suspect accused of shooting two officers. the next step for planned parenthood in colorado springs when they open their doors for the first time since the shooting there in november. the latest healthcare changes that could come in flint, michigan while that city deals with its tainted water supply. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. shows what's ahead a&- all is quiet on doppler radar- with some snow-covered roads remaining this morning- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- it's a foggy morning across eastern iowa-temperatures around the area will be cooling with windy conditions- the current winds around our viewing area gusty- our new this morning, morning,authorities in baton rouge, louisiana say a man suspected of shooting two police officers died in a hospital. hospital.22-year-old calvin smith is accused of shooting two officers with a rifle they returned fire -- they aren't sure how smith got hurt. right now -- the two officers are in stable condition. in northwe mississippi, an officer is now in critical condition, after he was shot in the head while investigating a robbery across the street from a police station.the officer was found on the street outside of a convenience store that had been robbed by two masked men. right now, police are questioning two men in custody. authorities in urbandale still have not released any names connected to a fatal police shooting over the weekend. weekend.it all started early saturday morning when officers were called to a hotel for a drug complaint.police say when officers arrived -- a man pulled out a gun and fired. officers returned fire and killed the suspect before arresting two other people at the scene.this mornng -- the shooting is still being investigated. the colorado planned parenthood where three people were killed back in november, will open this morning.the colorado springs branch is opening part of its building for services. services.right now, crews are that will cause the number of patients the clinic can treat to be limited for a few months. the president of that region's planned parenthood said they wanted to follow through on a promise to open as soon as possible, adding that there will be heavy security today. a man in oregon is miraculously expected to survive after he was pulled into a working wood chipper. chipper.that's according to rescue officials.they say the man's harness got stuck in tree limbs that were fed into the chipper, and then got yanked into the machine...but his leg tripped the safety bar in the last moment and shut the chipper off.officials say chipper blades were just inches away from his head when the machine stopped.the victim still broke his leg and suffered a head injury. new this morning, take a look at this fire at a multi-story building in brooklyn, new york..flames erupted late last night -- but fire officials said the fire was still burning on each of the building's three floors this morning.the comes as the nation's biggest city is bracing for another round of winter weather today.so far -- dozens of people have been rescued after two tram cars got stuck 40-feet above the ground in new hampshire. hampshire.officials say a service break issue stopped the tramway sunday the tramway sunday afternoon..rescue workers had to repell 48 passengers to the ground one-by-one.officials don't know what caused the cars to get stuck -- but they don't believe it was because of low temperatures. earthquake in taiwan.. taiwan..one week after a 6-point-4 earthquake struck the southern portion of the country, officials are now calling off search and rescue operations.116 people were killed. nearly 300 were rescued when a high-rise tower collapsed.right now, most of the victims are still in the hospital. a 5-point-8 magnitude earth-quake hit the island nation of new zealand on sunday,you can see the effects on this drive-way camera.the u-s geological survey says the quake hit 10 miles east of the city of christ-church.so far or reports of serious damage, although residents are being warned of possible after-shocks.next week is the five-year anniversary of a six-point-three earthquake there that killed more than 180 people. pope francis today is continuing his nearly week- long trip to mexico. mexico.the pontiff will be holding mass today in the least-catholic state in the country.his aim is to boost faith in the heavily indigenous () chiapas state, in the most southern part of the country.an estimated two million people lined the streest to see his motorcade route in mexico city. michigan's governor now wants to expand medicaid coverage to people under 21 and pregnant women exposed to flint's toxic water. water.governor rick snyder's request to the federal government would benefit about 15-thousand people.he also wants to oranize doctors and other specialists to treat anyone who drank the water. later this week -- the u.s. surgeon general will be in flint to figure out the ultimate effect on residents. in cedar rapids -- a local church is now pushing back plans to deliver bottled water to flint. flint.mount zion baptist church wanted to leave today to get to michigan.now they're getting some help.c-r-s-t has given them a truck and mount mercy's athletic department is also pitching in. "when you have the opportunity to help others in need - it's just an awesome feeling. because we've all at times have needed some kind of assistance so just being able to help bless someone else, that's in need - it's really awesome." awesome."mount zion church plans to leave for flint in two weeks.so far -- the church has collected 45-thousand bottles of water.donations are still being accepted. a state investigation shows cases of teacher misconduct in iowa could be slipping through the cracks. cracks.it reveals more than one-hundred educators with serious criminal convictions are not included on a national list.and that could allow them back into classrooms.the state's board of educational examiners says all teachers facing punishment should be in a national data-base.but state law often limits information sharing. it was a match-up of the big ten's best -- and the big city.after the hawks dropped a crucial game thursday to indiana -- minnesota came to town -- looking to snap a 13-game losing streak.it was a rough start for star senior jarrod uthoff after starting out 0-for-7 -- but he quickly bounced back -- ending the game with 24 points -- 15 rebounds and six blocked shots. the win wasn't easy -- the gophers were only down 2 with about 3 minutes left -- before the hawks held on 75-to-71. and that win puts the hawkeyes in sole possession of first place.here are the current standings.iowa is 11-and-2. their two closest rivals -- maryland and indiana both lost this weekend.iowa plays penn state on wednesday -- tip off is 5-thirty. basketball's biggest stars were in toronto last night, for a record breaking n-b-a all-star game. game.russell westbrook scored 31 points and won the game's most valuable player award, helping the western division win *196 to 173.the previous the game was 163.the west did that with about 8 minutes to play.n-b-a all star games are notorious for how little everyone plays defense.los angeles laker legend kobe bryant scored 10 points in his final all-star game. bryant announced his retirement earlier this year. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the latest efforts to stop human trafficking in the midwest -- and what the corridor can do to help. main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hoursa&- all is quiet on doppler radar- with some snow-covered roads remaining this morning- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- it's a foggy morning across eastern iowa-temperatures around the area will be cooling with windy conditions- the current winds around our viewing area gusty- taking a look at regional temperatures we see are going to remain colda&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring clearing 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 light snow tonight- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies with warmer temps - tonight's forecast has us dealing with light overnight snow- tomorrow will feature morning snow showers- the next three days bring us generally warmer weather- our 7 day forecast has clear & mild weather for the end of the week! one kid outdid us all us guys on valentines day. day.he might be taken but he's made it a memorable holiday for hundreds of girls. girls.daniel woodruff has the story. story. (nats)(kayedin craw/received flower)"it meant a lot." kayedin craw is still a little bit giddy(kayedin craw/received flower)"i felt very special actually."after what happened at school (kayedin craw/received flower) "i brought it home and my mom's like, who gave you that? flowers for classmates)"i want to make as many people happy as possible."the high school senior whose good deed has quickly become the talk of the town(hayden godfrey/bought flowers for classmates)"we got around 800 flowers out there." one for every girl at sky view high school (hayden godfrey/bought flowers for classmates)"i don't think a girl should be left out during valentine's day."hayden ordered the flowers himself... recruited some friends...and just before school ended thursday for the long weekend -- passed them out.(kayedin craw/received flower) "everybody was holding a flower, i just thought that was so cool."impressive right? well, especially when you consider it cost this student nearly $500 dollars to pull off standup: hayden works here at lee's marketplace as a bagger. he's been saving all of his money to buy all those flowers. and you can bet he wouldn't be able to do that with just one paycheck.(steve hoggan/lee's marketplace) "there's no way (laughs) there's no way."steve hoggan knowshe's hayden's boss(steve hoggan/lee's marketplace)"to spend your money like that, it takes someone with real heart." now, you might think hayden is the luckiest guy in school right now800 girls with for this big man on campus... except...(hayden godfrey/bough t flowers for classmates)"i already have a girlfriend, so..."that's right:(hayden's girlfriend)"it's really sweet of him to do this."he's taken (hayden's girlfriend)"to watch every single one of those girls walk out of school with a big smile on their face makes me very happy and very proud of him." it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning... morning...and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the latest step getting americans 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-- which came out in 2003.most major superhero movies that have came out in the past few years have been pg-13. the rest of the rest of the movies opening this weekend didn't come close to deadpool's success. success.it was last week's number one movie that actually came in second. kung fu panda brought in another 19-point-7 million dollars.in third place, dakota johnson and rebel wilson's romantic comedy how to be single made nearly 19 million.and zoolander 2 had a disappointing weekend, coming in at fourth. the popularity of e-book readers like the nook and the kindle made a lot of people think bookstores would become a thing of the past. past.but new data from the u-s census bureau shows bookstores are becoming more popular. bookstore sales increased by year -- from 10-point-nine- billion-dollars to 11- point-two-billion.that's the first year-to-year increase for the industry since 2007. publishers weekly first reported the figures -- and said many publishers saw a decline in e-book sales last year -- while print sales went up. nordstrom nordstrom will now be accepting returns from its discount store -- nordstrom rack. rack.that paves the way for shoppers to return items bought at its high end stores, to be returned to its discount outlet, and vice versa.but despite that change, store officials encourage shoppers to make returns through their website or the original store the items were bought from. starting tomorrow, u-s airlines will have 15 days to flights to cuba. cuba.the development brings airlines and travelers a step closer to scheduled flights between the two countries for the first time in more than 50 years.the u-s and cuba are expected to formally sign an agreement to resume flights soon after agreeing to it in december.it could lead to more than 100 daily round-trip flights in and out of cuba -- with 20 daily flights to havana. voters in austin, texas will soon decide if uber and lyft drivers should be fingerprinted. the decision will be left to a vote in may.if they decide yes, drivers will have to pay 2-percent higher fees to the city.opponents of the measure say it's not necessary, but supporters argue it protects customers.this comes after uber just recently lost a lawsuit that claimed the company was dishonest about it's security measures. apple is now entering the original tv series market. market.and hip hop legend, doctor dre will star in the company's first original scripted series, according to the hollywood reporter. reporter.it's called "vital signs."it will follow a plot described as "semi- rapper's life.he'll also be an executive producer for the program.reports say the series will most likely be distributed through apple music, but it's not clear if it will be offered on apple t-v, the i-tunes store or other apple platforms. it's right now it's degrees in just ahead...the latest information about the former president hitting the campaign trail for the first time in over a decade today. final weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- the regional satellite/radar is featuring cloudy skies todaya& - moving into a closer view with our 'predictor' forecast we see light snow overnight- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies with warmer weather- our 7 day forecast here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... transportation will be a big talking point this week in cedar rapids.tomorrow -- the corridor metropolitan planning organization will hold two town hall meetings to discuss their 20-16 transit study.the m-p-o wants to gather ideas from linn county residents about their vision for transit in the area.both meetings will be at the ground transportation center on first street south-east.the first meeting is at noon -- the second one starts at five.an on-line town hall will also be available through the m-p-o's website. gas prices in iowa are up slightly to start the week.the average price per gallon in the hawkeye state this morning is a dollar-67.that's up from prices friday and the weekend. but it about eight cents cheaper than last monday and is two cents under the national average.in the corridor, prices can be found for as cheap as a dollar-39. school children in virginia became the first elementary school to successfully send a satellite into space. space.mark albert reports on works. (track 1)tucked in the back of the library at st. thomas more cathedral school library is mission control.(nat/ felix pellegrino/fifth-grade student) (track 2)the students in arlington, virginia, now have a *satellite* in space... and they made it themselves. (nat/launch)(supplyspacec raftlaunchestothespacestat ion.mp4)(track 3) it launched into outer space on a rocket in december... and is now aboard the international space station. (nat/joe)(track 3)(show stills of inside of satellite) the tiny object - known as a "cube sat" for its size and shape - is just big enough to hold a camera.if it works, it will beam back images of earth every 30 seconds for up to a year.(sot/felix)(felix pellegrino/fifth-grade student) (track 4)(broll of mark & joe walking up to monitors at nasa) felix pellegrino's dad works idea, and got the space agency on board.(nat/dad)(joe pointing to space station the cube sat in this side of the airlock">(track 4 cont)joe pellegrino thinks the project explore the final frontier.. (sot/dad)(joe pellegrino/nasa engineer) (standup/mark)[duration:0:09] (mark albert/cbs news/arlingto n, virginia)(track 5) the students are now waiting for the satellite to be deployed from the space station next month to find out if the camera works. (sot/rebecca)(rebecca el choueiry/eight-grade student) (track 5)it's a lesson that stretches these students' imagination into the far reaches of the universe. mark albert, cbs news, arlington, virginia. the exact day the satellite will be deployed has not yet been set.any school can purchase the equipment needed to download the satellite's pictures directly from space for about 200-dollars. dollars.the software translates radio signals into images and is the same technology used by the apollo missions used a half century if you're just if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the important message one group is bringing to the state capitol today from all over iowa. iowa.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the new information about just how many people got hurt during a snowy pile up in eastern iowa. an update to *another winter injury for a man on a snow-mobile. we look ahead to the biggest night in music tonight -- right here on cbs 2. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry. >> roads aren't bad. they are wet and slick this morning. story of the morning is the fog let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. first weather- your planner shows what's ahead a&- all is quiet on doppler radar- with some snow-covered roads remaining this morning- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycama&- it's a foggy morning across eastern iowa-temperatures around the area will be cooling with windy conditions- the current winds around our viewing area gusty- our planner features clearing skies

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