In a tone noticeably different from his months on the campaign trail, president elect donald trump now begins the long Journey Towards assuming the highest office in the land. The future 45th president of the United States is keeping a low profile right now, before he meets with his predecessor at the white house tomorrow. But early this morning, while many slept, he claimed victory in front of some of his biggest supporters. Trump took the stage in the Early Morning hours today. With markets around the world plunging on the news that he had defeated democrat Hillary Clinton, his words appeared to ease fears before the sun came up. Its been what they call a historic event but to be really historic you have to do a good job, and i promise you i wont let you down. Ill do a great job. We have Team Coverage tonight on the next steps towards the peaceful transfer of power. But dora miller is looking into the calls for unity from both sides of the race. Dora miller is looking into the calls
Breaking news two police offis officershave been shot in a suburb of pittsburgh this mornng. This photo was taken just about an hour ago from television station wpxi. This all happened during a sw the search for the shooter is still going on. Both officers were rushed to the hospital. Cbs 2 news will continue to track this developing story and bring you any updates. The world is . Still reacting to president elect electDonald Trumps big victory taking the white house with 290 electoral votes over democrat hillary clinton. Clinton. One state michigan still has yet to be officially decided although the end outcome of the election either way. Clinton however did finally speak wednesday morning telling her supporters while she was disappointed in the outcome they now needed to give trump a chance and keep an open mind for his presidency. Still thousands of people took to the streets overnight. Overnight. Protests continue over now president elect donald trump. Giant crowds came out in new
Countrys capital with all of us switching around and we have still right now got two weeks until thanksgiving. We are not trying to steal thanksgivings thunder and Justin Roberts is going to try to help you prepare for christmas but not when it comes to weather, justin. No, it does not feel like christmas. But if you look around the room at Mercy Medical center it looks very christmasy. It looks like its our annual visit to the market. You get a little bit of everything at the mistletoe market from homemade goods, soap, we have bottles next where we were standing. So lets get into the graphics and talk about whats going on we were at 36 this morning as we woke up. 61 as we look out the door. Cedar rapids nice sunny skies. As you see it plenty of sunshine and not much cloud cover 59 in oelwein. 63 waterloo, iowa city and 57 in decorah. Winds are southerly about five 15 gusting to 20 and there is a satellite and radar. As you see it nice and quiet. Through the rest of the day 66 the high
Need in the appropriate shelters. And if need be, they will open an overflow shelter at an offsite location. The shelters say the first goal is to keep people safe, and the second is to provide some longterm help. As many as 2,000 people in cedar rapids are in and out of homelessness each year. For many, its unexpected. This is the case for ja far khenti 3 and half weeks ago. Khenti says a friend recommended he try willis dady. He says he felt welcomed immediately. 12 32 they give you a lot of resources. And you go out there and try to find some resources. Plus they help us try to get an apartment of our own. As cooler temps roll through, willis dady says balancing safety and outreach can be a challenge. Trepp 8 42, we struggle with the balance of providing a true term solutions, which we know is housing. Thats why the Community Overflow Weather Shelter system was formed just last year. Organizers pushed for more funding, so they can open once temperatures are freezing. Trepp 4 48, the
Jenna Ladd| June 26, 2017 This week's On The Radio segment discusses Dr. Cara Hamann's research into the increasing number of bicycle fatalities in Iowa. Transcript: Deaths of Iowa bicyclists have risen by 260 percent in the last four years, and Dr. Cara Hamann of the University of Iowa is working to do something about it.…