new developments this morning into the shooting investigation in san bernardino, california. california.apple's c-e-o tim cook says his company will fight a federal judge's ruling that would force apple to helps agents break into syed farook's i-phone. phone.the ruling is the first of its kind.cook says such a move would undermine encryption by creating a back-door that could be potentially used on other devices.the f-b-i has tried to unlock farook's phone for two months now.farook and his wife shot and killed 14 people last december -- they were later killed in a shootout with police. the eagles of death metal made a return visit to paris, to finish a concert that was interupted by the paris terror november.the band's performace at the bataclan concert hall ended when islamic extremists stormed into the venue, and killed several concert goers. in all, 130 people were killed in multiple locations throughout the french capital. last night, armed police guadred the entrances, and people had to go through three bag and body searches to get in. new this morning out of the korean peninsula. peninsula.the united states is flying four stealth fighter jets over south korea near seoul. seoul.the planes are capable of sneaking past radar undetected.the north will likely view this as a threat. tensions have been rising in the region, just last month north korea conducted its fourth nuclear test. at the university of iowa -- charges could soon come down for a man manauthorities say tried to film a female student in a dorm shower.the incident triggered a campus-wide crime alert. alert.the suspect was later found in a stall in separate women's restroom monday night. he got away but officials say he was located last night.this morning -- charges are pending. burge hall.right now -- school leaders are changing mechanical locks on shower doors to protect students. six people are now charged in the death of a vinton teen. teen.emma redlinger was shot in the head with a rifle last february.she died four days later. later.now, a 17-year-old faces a number of charges, including involuntary manslaughter.other teens are charged with drug possession and interference with officials acts.cbs 2 news is choosing not to name the teens because they are all being charged as juveniles. 52-year-old robyn merchant faces a *federal* charge of providing a firearm to a prohibited person.two other adults are also facing drug charges. new developments in a deadly fire in cedar rapids. rapids.investigators now believe smoking materials started the fire.crews were called to the home on 16th avenue southwest monday morning.76-year-old ronald jacobs died in the fire.karen jacobs, also 76-years old, was saved and taken to u-i-h-c. right now she's listed in critical condition. in the living room when the fire started.the home did *not* have any working smoke alarms. funeral services for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia will be this weekend. weekend.on tuesday -- his empty chair in the high court was draped with a black wool cloth and a black drape was hung over the courtroom doors. this is a tradition that dates back to the late 19-th century -- but hasn't been seen for years since justices haven't often died while serving on the bench. the debate over naming scalia's successor rages on this morning.now -- president obama is sending a clear message to senate republicans. republicans."the constitution is pretty clear about what's supposed to happen now. when there is a vacancy on the supreme court, the president of the united states is supposed to nominate someone. the senate is to consider that nomination." nomination."the president said he will nominate someone who is " indisputably qualified" for the position.some senate block any nominee he iowa senator chuck grassley leads the senate judiciary committee and will determine whether any potential confirmation hearing will ever happen once the president selects a nominee. nominee.he first said on tuesday he agreed with republican leaders about waiting until the next election -- but he later told radio iowa that he's yet to make up his mind.senator grassley said he will wait until a nominee is named before making a final decision. iowa city leaders are discussing their new goals for the community. community.tuesday night the city council put finishing touches on their strategic plan for the future.iowa city's mayor jim throgmorton included the plan in his state of the city address.it has seven priority areas developed by leaders throughout city hall over the past few months. the mayor says the state of iowa city is so strong and healthy, there is an opportunity to extend that prosperity. you can't do everything at once but instead what we're going to try to do is set can move step by step in a direction that is more inclusive, more just, more sustainable. sustainable.city leaders plan to work on those strategic priorities over the next two years. where you keep your purse or wallet when you're out for lunch or dinner could mean the difference between a fun time and a financial mess that could take you years to sort out. out.police in the corridor say credit card theft is a constant problem that's getting worse all the time. some thieves are stealing credit card numbers -- but others are still going old school and they're out looking for purses and wallets left unattended.tonight -- we'll talk to a corridor victim who shows you how fast the bad guys can strike -- max out your credit cards and clean out your bank accounts. cbs 2 news anchor matt hammill brings you the special report tonight the cbs 2 news ten at ten. pope francis will wrap up his five-day trip to mexico today, with his most anticipated events yet.the pontiff will visit a prison in ciudad juarez, a town that sits right on the u-s, mexico border texas.the pope will make a stop at the border to meet with mexican workers and grassroots groups.this will make him the first pope to ever visit the border.people in both mexico and texas have been prepping for the event for the past two months.we'll have the latest on the pope's visit later today on the c-b-s 2 news at noon. it's now time to met america's top dog. dog.the westminster kennel club awarded their 140-th best in show last night. night.3-year-old california journey -- or c-j for short -- beat out nearly three thousand other pups over 199 breeds to win the nation's most prestigious dog competition.cj is a german short-haired pointer. pointer. it's and right now in it's degrees. new way one company is taking an app mostly for adults and applying it to kids. kids.in your cbs 2 weather main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the next hours- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycam -temperatures around the area will be cool with clouds today - taking a look at regional temperatures we see are going to warm starting tomorrow- the regional satellite/radar is featuring cloudy skies 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 mainly cloudy skies- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies dealing with clouds & breezy conditions- tomorrow will feature warmer & windy weather - our 7 day forecast has clear & warming weather ahead for kids. kids.a massachusetts-based company is offering a ride-sharing app that will take kids to and from school. school.the app is called zem- car, and it will now try to convince parents that the service is not only convenient, but safe.rhondella richardson shows us how it works. works. say the kids miss the school bus or there are days you just can't do pickup. now there's an app for that. zemcar is available for adroid phones and gearing up to get into theapp store."you can just click on that."this former verizon wireless executive and bedford father of 2 created zemcar.he compares it to uber-- but for kids.parents set up rides on demand or schedule trips in advance... "we have tried to make it very, very secure."promising stringent background checks drivers can earn up to 35-dollars-an hour. there's video monitoring to comfort parents."they just need to say 'pick-up' and the video automatically starts getting broadcasted to the parent." (nats)need to tell the teacher and child zemcar is coming? just record a permission slip. "this message will get delivered at the right time to the driver, to the teacher and to the kid. on the map you can see all sorts of drivers around you. you can look at their profiles."you pick drivers and can keep favorite by setting up a trusted circle. who are the drivers so far? "nanny's, moms, teachers..." khan wants to be affordable and competitive...but, are parents really ready to slip from behind the wheel, and ditch their babysitters?"i think it is a good idea.""i think i'll be responsible for my own children." this service isn't nation- wide, it will first be available in the boston area, march. it's now on this morning. morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the corridor resident who hit it big playing the lottery. 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... the hardacre theater in tipton is now on the national register of historic places. this comes after a long review process.the national register is the federal government's official list of historic properties which can recieve special attention to be preserved.it also means the theatre is eligible for federal and state historic preservation grants and tax anniversary celebration and fundraiser is scheduled for april 23rd. a cedar rapids woman is now 30-thousand dollars richer. jessica mason-sanborn won the prize off a three-dollar crossword scratch-ticket.the ticket was bought at the casey's on 32-nd street northeast.jessica says she plans on spending a portion of her winnings toward a newer vehicle -- and will save the rest. the iowa lottery says the record powerball jackpot last month help send ticket sales through the roof.the jackpot grew for nearly two months, all the way up to 1-point-6 billion dollars. it eventually was split three ways.iowa lottery sales in january alone exceeded 54-million dollars. that topped the previous monthly record of 42-million set a decade ago this month. lottery officials say they also paid out a record amount of money in cash prizes in january as well. for as much as kansas has been a thorn in iowa state's side regular season titles... baylor has been the 'clones kryptonite the last two seasons.... clones looking to avenge an early season loss to the bears in waco...down early but state rallied... georges niang -- there's a hoop at the end of that rainbow i swear -- ties it at 22...later ... down again, montee morris with the tre to give iowa state the two point edge.... he'd have the ball again closing seconds of the game but the rebound not in time ... we're headed to ot...in ot... abdel nader continues the clinic -- he had 26 in this one ... but not enough.... as the bears hold on for another win... kirkwood hosting loras tonight....already up 57-30 opening minutes of the second half.... better make that sixty says hunter rhoads -- he had sixteen points ... with 18 minutes still to play... rhoads dishing it out too, finds darion king down low.. yeah, the crown fits ...kirkwood tops the century year.. 113-64 the final... for weeks, the iowa women's basketball team has been told their tournament chances hinged on their last few games of the season. now a "few" games" is down to four must win's.... win's....and after a heartbreaking, buzzer-beater loss at minnesota last night, the hawks do host three of those four remaining games .. and with the strides they've made the last few weeks, believe they can make it to their ninth straight tournament. "i mean maybe i'm what do hey call it -- looking through rose colored glasses but that's what you have to do, right? i genuinely believe it is possible still. and if we compete as hard as we did last night, we can compete with almost everybody in the conference." conference."we are going to have to win out from here to get to the ncaa tournament and its something we believe we can do... we're really just gonna have to get after it in practice in preparing for these games. undefeated iowa city regina hosting jesup in tonight's second quarter up 19-13... cam verducci with the steal and score ... and the regals just getting warmed up...round and round the basketball goes til it gets to kennedy brown ... like clockwork ... regals would score nine unanswered to start the second... capped by -- wait for it -- some drainage courtesy of verducci beyond the arc... regina moving on as they win 68- 29.... the iowa wrestling team, will get another home dual this season when they host north carolina state in the national dual championship series ... they're not a name many associate with wrestling but n-c state led the nation with 22 dual wins this year ... so don't doubt the wolfpack... "you look at north carolina state and you go who's that? and they're maybe a little bit off the radar as far as wreslting -- believe me they're on the radar. they're on the radar and we gotta be ready to go." go."" it's absolutely all about positioning yourself up to win and to be dominant and the year in march so this is a step towards that outcome." stay with c-b-s two - another home dual this season when they host north carolina 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 mainly cloudy skies- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies- our 7 day forecast has clear & warming weather ahead "cj" the german shorthaired pointer has won the coveted "best in show" at the westminister dog show!but let's take a look at another contestant who's been getting tons of attention. attention.meet dario the treat. he didn't care he was in the middle of the westminister kennel club, the moment he'd been training for for who knows how long.dario made the crowd laugh and smile as he was so persistent in trying to nab the treats out of his handler's pocket.the saddest part was the handler said the treats were actually good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the latest way you can make your voice heard about how to make transportation better in eastern iowa. iowa.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the developing story about a big crash on i-380 -- and the chemicals that are spilling into the coralville reservoir. the latest tally keeping track of crashes and deaths on iowa roads -- and how it compares to last year. the new cedar rapids school that workers say has a dangerous material inside. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin bbarry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast. first weather- your planner shows what's ahead- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycam -temperatures around the area will be cool with cloudy skies - the current winds around our viewing area calm- our planner features cloudy skies with morning snow there is a growing demand for public transportation in linn county, and leaders want to hear from residents on how to best make improvements. improvements.that's why the the corridor metro planning organization is gathering public input for its 2016 corridor transit study. study.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson johnsonis live in cedar rapids right now with the details detailshey guys, right now i'm standing at in empty bus stop in cedar rapids but later today it will be full of riders. riders.the m-p-o began addressing the increase during 2 meetings held last night. it will give planners a chance to present information about the current transportation system, and get public input on potential improvements.right now some city bus routes are so crowded, riders are being turned away.the m-p-o is looking for different ways to "whatever the study may say we're going to come back to the citizens the people effected by it and get their input and try to balance the efficiency of the system against the needs." needs."in the spring they will hold public meetings.if you want to learn more about the transit study or give your input you can complete an online survey.you can find that link on cbs 2 iowa dot com live in cedar rapids, stephanie johnson, cbs 2 news. cbs 2 news is tracking problems related to a crash on i-380 in johnson county. county.a semi hauling a tanker full of de-icing fluid rolled over near swisher monday.no one was hurt but now the iowa d-n-r says about 36-hundred gallons of the fluid and about 50 gallons of diesel fuel spilled into a nearby creek. that creek flows into the coralville reservoir -- right now the d-n-r is working to clean up the spill.they say the de-icing fluid could is not a long-term environmental hazard. and it's already been a dangerous start to 20-16 for iowa drivers.so far -- state troopers have responded to 792 accidents throughout the state. state.the department of transportation says there have been 35-deaths on iowa's roads in just a month in a half. half.that is more than 40- percent higher than this time last year. state lawmakers are now working on a number of bills to improve safety on iowa's roads. roads.one of those bills would make texting and driving a primary offense.right now, it's a secondary offense, meaning officers have to stop drivers for another crime, to ticket someone for texting behind the wheel.another piece of legislation requires convicted drunk drivers to take daily breath tests after they are released from jail. interlock devices and alcohol monitoring bracelets would help enforce that law. also the capitol -- we're still tracking the plans to overhaul the state's biggest health system.the head of iowa's medicaid program says it is ready for privatization that's scheduled for a little less than two weeks now. stier turned over documents to lawmakers confirming the news. governor branstad ordered the move last year -- saying it would save the state millions of dollars and offer more services to patients.the orinignal launch date was pushed back from the first of the year -- after federal officials said the state wasn't ready for the launch. asbestos concerns have surfaced at another cedar rapids high school. school.a subcontracted worker says he was exposed to asbestos in the summer of 2013 at jefferson high.he claims the only precaution taken to protect him from asbestos exposure was yellow caution tape...while washington high is still in hot water over an anonymous complaint filed last summer, he says other schools should be investigated too. brent 01:03:16 "they that."john 07:19:23 "as we move forward, we as a district certainly have learned from didn't have problems with these same companies in the past, but we certainly will look at clarification going forward." the school district said they weren't aware of any safety issues at jefferson, but they continue to put the safety of students and staff first. the first presidential primary in the south is just days away awayand a new c-n-n poll is showing huge leads in both races there. there.for republicans -- donald trump has a large lead over the remaining field of candidates with 38 percent support.texas senator ted cruz is in second place -- after splitting the first two races with trump.trump won new hampshire -- and cruz won in iowa. republicans are continuing their attempts to win over south carolina voters ahead of saturday's primary. primary.tonight -- ted cruz -- marco rubio -- and ben carson will meet in greenville for a town hall hosted by c-n-n.the three remianing g-o-p candidates -- donald trump -- john kasich -- and jeb bush will have their town hall tomorrow night in columbia. that will also be hosted by c- in the democratic race -- hillary clinton leads bernie sanders in south carolina by nearly 20-points.democrats in that state have their primary next saturday.nevada democrats will next select their parties nominee this saturday. a new poll in nevada shows a dead heat between the two candidates.48-perent of likely caucus goers support hillary clinton, while 47-support bernie sanders. in johnson county -- more people are registering to vote. vote.since january 29th -- the friday before caucus day -- more than 33-hundred residents have registered.the johnson county auditor tells cbs 2 news the active voter registration is just shy of 89- thousand people.with nine months until november -- that's roughly two-thousand short of the total for election day 20-12. the iowa men's basketball team is looking to take another step towards the top spot in the big ten tournament. tournament.the fourth-ranked hawkeyes travel to penn state tonight where they'll take on the nittany lions.these two teams met just two weeks ago black and gold won in a blow-out.tip-off is at 5-30.to catch full game highlights -- tune in to the cbs 2 news ten at ten tonight. iowa state fans are reeling this morning after another tough loss on the road.the 13th ranked cyclone men fell at 25th ranked baylor last night in over-time -- 91 to 100.the cyclones had four players score in double-digits -- but got no points off the bench.i-s-u is now 7 and 6 in big 12 play. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.coming up next...the iowa man who went above and beyond for his valentine this year. year.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... main weather- your planner shows what's ahead for the outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycam -temperatures around the area will be cool with clouds today - taking a look at regional temperatures we see are going to warm starting tomorrow- the regional satellite/radar is featuring cloudy skies 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 mainly cloudy skies- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies - tonight's forecast has us dealing with clouds & breezy conditions- tomorrow will feature warmer & windy weather - our 7 day forecast has clear & warming weather ahead this past weekend, signs of love were everywhere. everywhere.but in one central iowa town, it wasn't roses or chococates that people are still talking about this week, it's a husband using nostalgia to make his wife smile. smile.eric hanson introduces us to a guy wigth a sore all week, guthrie center's main street preached valentine deals and everlasting love. but nothing here says commitment like the stranger that wandered into dina christensen's storefront a few weeks ago.[notes:sot-dina christensen-clip 5336- 21.03.13][duration:0:01]a 13 point buck that'd be impressive if it was a painting. it *really is the supersized toy dina's wanted since she was a girl. [notes:sot-dina christensen- clip 5336-20.54.48][duratio n:0:02]a lite bright. [notes:sot-troy christensen- clip 5337-21.20.14][duratio n:0:08] [notes:sot-dina christensen- clip 5336-20.58.22][duratio n:0:04] troy's wife, the graphic designer, wanted one big enough to light up main street. at least 8 feet wide. [notes:sot-troy christensen- clip 5337-21.20.53][duratio n:0:05][notes:sot-dina christensen-clip 5336- 20.59.26][duration:0:06] perferated like that, he rolled his eyes at me.>but husbands know when to argue - and when to act.[notes:sot- troy christensen-clip 5337- 21.22.12][duration:0:09]so he searched america - until he found a sheet of perferated steel in ohio and pegs from strangers' attics on ebay. [notes:sot-troy christensen- clip 5337-21.23.24][duratio n:0:06] --until his thumb recovers - and she comes up with her next brite idea. (his "she's crazy" face)[notes:sot-dina christensen-clip 5336- 21.03.28][duration:0:01] >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, please listen carefully. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. it's a rate lock for your life insurance that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. many policies don't have one but you can get a lifetime rate lock through the colonial penn program. this plan was designed for people on a fixed income with coverage options for just $9.95 a month. that's less than 35 cents a day. your rate is locked in for life and coverage can never be cancelled. your acceptance is guaranteed. you cannot be turned down because of your health. call for your information kit and gift. with no obligation. welcome back -- it's now we're your_______ the nation's largest airline is suing the company that provides wi-fi for its planes, because they say it's way too slow. slow.american airlines filed a lawsuit against 'gogo.'the airline says it has a better offer from a competitor -- and wants out of its gogo contract. american airlines is under once it submits official notice that it has a better offer -- gogo has a certain amount of time to persuade the airline to stay.gogo says it has new technology that will deliver a much better wi-fi for flyers -- but it's rollout will be slow. it's not all about the benjamins -- at least for one former treasury secretary. secretary.larry summers, who worked in bill clinton's cabinet, says the one-hundred dollar bill should be scrapped. he believes it would make life more difficult for tax cheats and other criminals.he cites a newly published study from the harvard business school that says eliminating larger bills would have little downside for legitimate commerce. a new tax filing shows that n-f-l commissioner roger goodell took a huge pay cut heading into the 20-13 - 20-14 football season. goodell got paid nearly nine million dollars less -- but still made 34-point-9 million that year.only one player made that much at the time -- green bay packers quarterback packers quarterback aaron rodgers.now there's no telling what goodell made in 2015 or since the n-f-l got rid of its "not-for-profit" status last year and for-profit companies do not have to disclose commissioners pay. you can ride like double-oh-7 -- if you have the cash. cash.james bond's most recent ride will be auctioned off later this week.this aston martin, d-b ten super car was created solely for the latest bond film, spectre.it's expected to sell for as much as two-point-one million dollars! aston martin says it can top out around 190 miles per hour!!but you can't actually drive the car on the road, it doesn't have any necessary road certifications since it was built for a movie. and now and now here's a car for your kid.tesla has a new model car that will soon come out for your children. radio flyer -- which makes the famous little red wagons and tricycles -- announced it will begin making mini tesla model s cars for kids.they'll cost about 500 bucks each and are created for kids aged 3-to-8. headlights -- a trunk in the front -- and can reach about six miles per hour.pre-orders are now open and the cars ship in may. homer simpson homer simpson is going live from springfield later this year. year.fox says the iconic dad will star in a live segment at the end of the may 15th episode of "the simposons." it'll be about three minutes long, talking about the news of the day and possibly answering social media questions. questions.so you are probably wondering how's that possible. a producer says the actor who voices homer, will act out the character in real time using motion capture technology.that means whatever motions the actor does, homer will do the same on screen.this will be the first time a live segment it's right now it's degrees in after the break...the one industry who *isn't enjoying falling prices at the gas pump. 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 mainly cloudy skies- today's forecast bring us cloudy skies- our 7 day forecast has clear & warming weather ahead here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... cbs 2 news continues to monitor arguments over a proposed oil pipeline in iowa. the state utilities board is now set to mee this week to talk about the pending project. because they say it will boost local economies.but opponents argue that state law requires projects like this to directly benefit iowans.they say that's impossible because the oil in the pipeline only passes through iowa. oil is now something governor branstad is working with other states to move beyond.17 governors say they will team-up to find cleaner solutions for energy and transportation.they're trying to boost economic conditions in their states and improve their citizens' health.iowa is one of the leading states in wind energy production.solar energy has also made positive strides in recent years. north liberty leaders now want the community to get involved in a number of projects.they include getting streets ready for work at the intersection of liberty road and dubuque street, reducing traffic on penn street, upgrades to local parks, and expanding the water treatment plant.an open house is set for tomorrow where residents can make their voices heard and meet engineers and staff behind the projects. as gas prices continue to fall, most americans are celebrating with a little cash.diane macedo explains why some industries are getting hit hard -- like the recycling business. business. low oil prices have led to big savings at the gas pump.(mos) "i'm thrilled"(mos-)"it's nice when i can fill up for 20 bucks."but what's good news for millions of american drivers is bad news for recycling centers.(sot-wayne defeo/defeo associates)"all recycling is impacted by low energy costs, plastic in particular because plastic is made from oil."and with oil prices so low - plastic makers are finding it cheaper to make new plastic from oil instead of recyclables. (sot-tom outerbridge/gm, sims municipal recycling)"we have to sell it for less"tom outerbridge is general manager of sims municipal recycling in brooklyn, new yorka&. which handles 18-thousand tons of recyclables a month.he says it's harder to find plastic buyersa& especially for lowe grade items.. like plastic bags.(sot)(diane)"and so what happens if you can't find a market for this stuff."(tom outerbridge)"plastic bags will we send to a landfill if we can't find a home." environmental consultant wayne defeo says the price drop is costing recycling centers dollars. but he says everyone should keep recycling. (sot-wayne defeo/defeo associates)"environmentally it is better, in the long term economically it is better." defeo points out that oil prices will eventually go up and when they do so will the value of recyclables.diane macedo, for cbs news, brooklyn, new york. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in coming up next...apple c-e-o tim cook's new response this morning to the government's request to unlock certain i-phones. phones.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the corridor. life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. go paperless don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need but i got to give the people what they want -- more box. any words for the critics? what can i say? critties gonna neg. [ applause ] the what?! right now on cbs 2 this morning...the developing details about a man accused of sneaking into women's bathrooms and showers at the university of iowa. the latest update about who police are holding responsible for an accidential shooting death. the new information this morning about what started a fire that killed a man in cedar rapids. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin bbarry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 first weather- your planner shows what's ahead- now a live look outside courtesy of our weatherfirst skycam -temperatures around the area will be cool with cloudy skies - the current winds around our viewing area calm- our planner features cloudy skies with morning snow