friends coming to town to go with him to the game. don t forget you can watch the big game on our sister station fox 28.coverage actually begins tonight at 6:30 with a special presentation of the road to indy. indy.the game itself on fox 28 begins at 7 pm tomorrow. the game is sure to attract a lot of people to downtown cedar rapids to watch it, but another big event will attract thousands of people.the fire and ice festival turns the downtown area into a winter wonder land landtonight on the cbs 2 news at 10, how downtown businesses plan to handle a big day for the holiday season and the hawkeyes. readings are mild in the 30s and 40s clear mostly sunny weather is expected again saturday with readings climbing from 33 at 8am to 50 at 3pm 3pm following up on a story we ve covered. the owner of a lisbon bar will pay a fine after admitting to assaulting a customer. this summer, charles russell said daron rubner attacked him and kicked him out of whitey s bar and grill when russe
camera crews got a look inside the couple s apartment the first time since investigators finished processing it. but it offered little insight into the suspects motive.an attorney for the farook family says they had no indication the attack was in the works. the massacre in san bernardino, california has intensified the debate over gun control and is widening divisions on the campaign trail. trail. we need bomb control because these people were building bombs. we need terrorist control. this is what we should be focused on. on. legislation intended to prevent those on the no fly list from buying guns and toughen existing background checks was blocked on capitol hill thursday.republicans say the guns used in california were bought legally and new background checks would not have changed that. cbs 2 news, and our sister stations, conducted a national poll on twitter.we asked if could keep you safe from acts of terrorism.after more than 12-thousand votes, 78-percent told us,
good evening. it is my pleasure to welcome you to cedar creek and belle grove national historical park. it has been a very busy day here havee anniversary events unfolded. but now it is time to pause and take a moment to reflect on the magnitude of what happened here 150 years ago. to set the stage for this ceremony, i would like to welcome superintendent jim nort hrup to say a few words. [applause] well, good evening. norty said, my name is jim hrup. it is my great privilege to serve as the superintendent. i m here to join with amy and ou r hosts to welcome you and thank you for coming to this very important element in the 150th anniversary events here at cedar creek. activity that is taking place around us, we are gathered at this place in this moment to remember exactly what happened here. and to remember all of those who were killed or wounded on this battlefield. all of you know, on october 19, 1864, a great battle was fought here. secure theat shenandoah valley of v
but now it is time to pause and take a moment to reflect on the magnitude of what happened here 150 years ago. to set the stage for this commemoration ceremony, i would like to welcome superintendent jim northrup to say a few words. [applause] well, good evening. as amy said, my name is jim northup. it is my great privilege to serve as the superintendent. i m here to join with amy and our hosts to welcome you and thank you for coming to this very important element in the 150th anniversary events here at cedar creek. amidst all the activity that is taking place around us, we are gathered at this place in this moment to remember exactly what happened here. and to remember all of those who were killed or wounded on this battlefield. as all of you know, on october 19, 1864, a great battle was fought here. a battle that secured the shenandoah valley of virginia for the union, and a battle that is credited with propelling president abraham lincoln to reelection. we also talk a gr
she s she accepted on behalf of all of them. the original metal was given to the smithsonian the smithsonian institute as a directed by the bill barack obama signed. the story of the wasps is one that even know they were granted veteran status, it is still a story not a lot of people are familiar with. they did not ask for all of this credit. they came to serve their country and did something when america needed them and came together and meant to fly overseas to help america when the war. when it was done, they packed up their bags and paid their own way home and left it at that. these women changed the face of america s military at a time when their country needed them and that s the story we are currently here telling at the bullock texas state history museum. all weekend long, american history tv is joining our time warner cable partners to showcase the history of austin texas. to learn more about the cities on her 2014 tour visit c-span.org/local content. we contin