tonight we hear from tanner's football coach, who coached with tanner's father. certainly a difficult time, kristin? as you can imagine he tells me it's been tough, he says this is here are pretty close, but he was especially close with tanner as one of his coaches. last night the school held a vigil to remember tanner and grieve together. the principal tells us he believes around three- hundred people were there. we are told tanner was a three throwing on the track team, and a state qualifier in wrestling. his football coach tells us tanner was admired by his peers. (cg: brent sands /tanner's football coach) "i think back to the person that athlete but just even a more outstanding person and a very good role model for all of our students, that was pretty obvious by the tremendous turnout we had at the vigil." there's no doubt with this show of support tanner was loved and admired by many in this community. i'm told this tradgety happened on the last day of winter break. when students returned to school on monday counseling was available, and of course the vigil

(s/ jay tanner / rancher :14- :17) "i put a lot of miles on a vehicle in a year." tanner... is a cattle rancher. ...always going from herd to herd... ...making sure things are of days ago... he found out... he may get to stay home a little more often. (s/ jay tanner / rancher :28- :30) "it will make a big difference." all because... of this. (s/ jay tanner / rancher :32- :34) "the tower is right up there." yes, a tower. more specifically... a cell phone tower... giving grouse creek and it's 50-some residents coverage for the first time ever. (s/ jay tanner / rancher :41- :47) "even as a cattle rancher, it easier for me to communicate with the people i need to communicate with." (s/ alex cabrero / reporting:48-:57) "now, we're not talking high speed 4g cell phone service. i mean, right now, my vernon iphone has extended 3g service, but... it certainly is a start." (s/ diane tanner / jay's wife :58-1:00) "been lost out in the middle of nowhere." diane tanner is jay's wife... and used to be an emt in these parts. she knows people have died getting stuck or running out of gas in

meanwhile -- tanner's dad made this statement today.... as a boasting parent i can tell you that he was going to do amazing things in this world. in the process, he would have touched the hearts of many and made even more smile and laugh. of course this was an immense tragedy for our family and friends but also for those future lives that will not have the opportunity to know, love, and be touched by decision 2016 -- presidential frontrunners donald trump and hillary clinton continuing to campaign -- seemingly against one another -- even though neither has yet to win their respective party's nomination. kristen welker sits down with hillary clinton digging in..again refusing to engage personal jabs. today during her first network interview of 2016 - matthews: matthews q: is it sexism? is "-i will not respond to this! i will not respond to his, you know, personal attacks. (laughing over each other)" clinton's campaign recently overshadowed by a barrage of attacks by trump - who has criticized her husbaa for his sexual transgressions...just

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tanner's family asks that instead of flowers, memorails be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund at the solon captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, january 8th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> a philadelphia policece officer is ambushed overnight, while sitting in his patrol car. the gunman fires 13 shots at close range. >>> two irara refuges in the united states arrested and accused of supporting terrorism. >>> the powerball jackpot could hit a billion dollars! wow! but with a lotttt curse steal a winner's fortune? we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> i'm shot! >> we have an officer down. >> a philadelphia police officer survives an ambush attack. >> the officer was hit three

tanner tixier/albuquerque police dept.) "while this was a horrible act, we had a great outcome with little caroline being found unharmed." a-p-d is still hunting for the man who stole the car with caraline buckled up inside. her mom was refilling water jugs right next to the car when the criminal jumped in and drove off. that vehicle could provide police key clues... as they comb the car again... inch by inch... c-s-i style. (ofc. tanner tixier/albuquerque police dept.) "see if we can pull any dna, fingerprints that we might've missed that trying to find the young girl." the initial crime happened at the smith's near lomas and san pedro around 8:30 saturday night. the car found ditched at the saver's near carlisle and menaul. caraline was found near san mateo and indian school... just after 1 a-m. (ofc. tanner tixier/albuquerque police dept.) "the happy ending is there. the only thing that could make it better, the cherry on top, would be getting this guy in handcuffs." police have this grainy surveillance pic. they have th

tanner tixier/albuquerque police dept.) "see if we can pull any dna, fingerprints that we might've missed that night in just the cold and craziness of trying to find the young girl." the initial crime happened at the smith's near lomas and san pedro around`8:30 saturday night. the car found ditched at the saver's near carlisle and menaul. caraline was found near san mateo and indian school... just after 1 a-m. (ofc. tanner police dept.) "the happy ending is there. the only thing that could make it better, the cherry on top, would be getting this guy in hahacuffs." police have this grainy surveillance pic.they have the mom's description.n. and what caraline could say. now they're putting out a passionate plea to the public to find who was behind the wheel of this car. (voice of ofc. tanner tixier/albuquerque police dept.) "someone knows who this guy is. he's talked to someone, he got freaked out, someone can recognize him, come forward. help us catch this guy." (jenna) fred, what can we expect tonight? (fred) a bit of drizzl

vigil for tanner tonigig at 7:30.in solon, dora miller, cbs 2 news. dubuque,a little boy was shot and now police are investigating. investigating.it happened just before midnight last night in the 900-block of main street. the boy turns three next month. he was airlifted to university of iowa hospipils and clinics. policeceren't able to tell us his condition.police were able to find the weapon used, but they have not filed any charges. shifting gears now to the weather, we're takiing a live look outside.lots of sunshine today warmed us up, but now the temperatures are dropping. dropping.chief meteorologist terry swails joins ususrom the weather ceceer.terry, how cold will it get tonight? temps are in the teens and 20s 20sstly cloudy skies over the west, its clear east eastsome passing clouds expected through tuesday and it will be cold. temperatures will rise from 17t 6am to 32 at 3pm there isow less than a month to go until the first- in-the-natioioiowa cacauses. caucuses.that means presidential campaigning is officially stepping into high-gear. that

for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. winter storm watch in effect tonight through saturday night lancaster, saturday night lancaster, chesterfield counties major winter storm developing that will have a significant impact on much of the state from columbia north. later today, increasing clouds rain developing by evening. highs in the middle to upper 40s. rain chance 40%. tonight friday: periods of rain, some rain heavy at times. type of precipitation will be based on temperatures at the surface and aloft. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling for several hours tonight through early friday, then again friday night saturday morning. up to .50" of ice may form. rain will be mixed with sleet/snow central morning not expecting much if any accumulation of either ice or snow. saturday morning early afternoon: periods of snow showers, no accumulation expected. as with any developing storm, update will following during the day. the impact of this storm will be felt up a

let's go to ben tanner for the latest. winter storm watch in effect tonight through saturday night lancaster, chesterfield counties major winter storm developing that will have a significant impact on much of the state from columbia north. partly cloudy this morning, not as cold, lower to middle 30s by sunrise. later today, increasing clouds with widespread rain evening. highs in the middle to upper 40s. rain chance 40%. tonight friday: periods of rain, some rain heavy at times. type of precipitation will be based on temperatures at the surface and aloft. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling for several hours tonight through early friday, then again friday night saturday morning. up to .50" of ice may form. rain will be mixed with sleet/snow central midlands tonight and friday night saturday not expecting much if any accumulation of either ice or snow. saturday morning early afternoon: periods of snow showers, no accumulation expected. as with any developing sto

(cg: kristin rogers) "i'm told tanner was quite the athlete." he was on the football team, track team, and a state qualifier in wrestling. (cg: brent sands/ tanner's football coach) " he was a great student, great athlete, but just even a more outstanding person." (cg:: nathan wear) "i just 110% and he just tried to make the best out of every situation." it's a loss hitting home to the community of solon. (cg: brent sands) "i think unfortunetely a lot of times we don't take timm out to look at people and recognize those qualities, celebrate those qualities, so now looking back you kind of wish you had taken some of those oppertunities.." on monday counseling was available, and of course the vigil was held monday night. we've got you covered live in solon, kristin rogers...kwwl news. we're told a visitation and funeral are expected to be sometime this weekend. meanwhilil -- tanner's dad made this statement today.... as a boasting parent i can tell you that he was going to do amazing things in this world. in the process, he would have touched the

insteaeaof flowers, tanner's family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. the waterloo policedepartment facebook pagsurfaced. surfrfed.the creator of the page posted intention to harm members of the police department -- going so far as saying they wanted to kill the police. cbs 2 news reporter dora miller spoke wiwi the chief of police and joins us now nowto break down the pros and cons of social media in law enforcement. dora? the page in question was quickltaken down...but local l police departments say y cial media sites are not all bad... the majority of the time, they serve a positive purpose. these pictures -- taken from an anti-police facebook page -- wererfueled by rage.the target of this resentment...t he waterloo police department. "we've had other websites that they've dealt with this issue, but not to this extent, not to this levevel of violence." with posted threats to kill police...officers have had to watch for everyone's safety -- especially their own. "this puts the officer a little bit on edgethey're alwaysvigilant, but t because to be ev

friends and family will come together today to remember the life of tanner wymer. wymer.the solon high senior died sunday when his boat capsized on coralville lake.a visitation for tanner will be from 3 to 7 this afternoon at saint mary's catholic church in solon.his funeral will be tomorrow.tanner's family asks that instead of flowers, tanner wymer memorial fund at the solon state bank. investors on wall street today are trying to close a tough week on a high note. note.all three major indexes finished thursday with sizeable losses.both the dow and nas-daq closed with triple-digits losses.it's been a better day so far for the dow at least, which was up 13-points just an hour ago. the u.s. economy did get some very good news this morning, thanks to the december jobs report.it said american employers added 292-thousand jobs last month.that means the u.s. added two-point-65 million total jobs in 20-15. that's the second best year ever, behind 19-99.american paychecks also grew two-and-a- half percent in december, tied for the best increase over the last six years. ne

tanner tixier, albuquerque police dept.: "the happy ending is there. the only thing that could make it better, the cherry on top, would be getting this guy in handcuffs." police have this grainy surveillance pic. they have the mom's description... and what caraline could say. now they're putting out a passionate plea to the public to find who was behind the wheel of this car. voice of ofc. tanner tixier, albuquerque police dept.: "someone knows who this guy is. he's talked to someone, he got freaked out, someone can recognize him, come forward. help us catch this guy." a father and daughter share a special bond that is taking them across the world. it's a story about love and service -- for a very special family. and, we'll show you the car that is promised to bring new jobs here to nevada. the super and mega " and we'll run down your options for getting a chance to win the 450-million dollar prize. "you're watching kolo 8 news now at 4:30 with sarah johns and weather with meteorologist jeff thompson this is kolo 8 news now at even the weather couldn't

today.seventeen-year-old tanner wymer was canoeing with fifty-one year old michael felton sunday afternoon - when authorities say strong winds caused their boat to capsize. cbs 2 news is told they were out on the water to take pictures of a local residence. the sheriff's office says neither of them were wearing life jackets. this is a really erratic time to be on any body of water in johnson county or much of iowa. we've had the el nino effect this year we've had fluctuating temps much warmer than normal, a lot of heavy rains. there hasnt been a good opportunity for ice to form solidly. solidly.first responders had to break an inch of ice as they scoped the waters - and debris made the search efforts difficult. the news is hitting the community of solon very hard tonight.and many gathered to remember the young life lost. lost.cbs 2 news reporter dora now with more, dora? very somber night tonight as students remember someone they all called a friend. it's clear his loss will have a lasting impact. a student, teammate and friend will no longer share the halls with the people here. solon hig

family and friends are remembering the life of solon high school senior tanner wymer. he died after his canoe capsized in coralville lake this weekend. dubuque police are investigating how a toddler ended up with a gunshot wound. they aren't sure if an adult or another child pulled the trigger. president obama will announce executive actions on new gun control regulations today. and gun stores in cities and towns across eastern iowa have new mayors and city council members this morning. new city servants took the oath of office last night. and january is cervical cancer awareness month. screenings and h-p-v vaccines are dramatically decreasing the death rate of the disease. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news morning news. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... watch for some patchy fog this morning, mainly for the commute. we may have visibilities restricted in isolated areas. the main forecast focus for us continues to be on the system for wednesday night through saturday morning, then th

from johnson county to pull out tanner wymer's body from these icy waters this morning. even though the lake is iced over - authorities say strong winds and waves still tipped their canoe over. over.while felton was able to swim to shore and get help, that wasn't the case for wymer. the johnson county sheriff's office says both menenere canoeing t ttake some pictures. wymer was sitting in the middle of the canoe - and felton was in the back.both did not have any water safety equipment on and there were not any inside the canoe either. dave wilson, joco emergency management agency: this is a really erratic time to be on any body of water to be on any body of water in johnson county or much of iowa. we've had the el nino effect this year we've had fluctuating temps much warmer than normal, a lot of heavy rains. there hasnt been a good opportunity for ice to form solidly. lidly.they had dive teams and used scanning equipment as well to find wymer's body. coring the corridor in johnson county, steffi lee, cbs 2 news live at five. thank you steffi, the outpouring of support f

we're told tanner was admired by those who knew him,

for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. mostly cloudy with periods of showers and rain through late afternoon, highs near 50 rain chance 90% tonight, clearing skies, lows middle to upper 30s friday sunday. mostly sunny and warmer. highs lower 60s to upper 60s by sunday. lows in the lower rain through late afternoon, highs near 50 rain chance 90% tonight, clearing skies, lows middle to upper 30s friday sunday. mostly sunny and warmer. highs lower 60s to upper 60s by sunday. lows in the lower to middle 40s mostly cloudy with periods of showers and rain through late afternoon, highs near 50 rain chance 90% tonight, clearing skies, lows middle to upper 30s mostly sunny and warmer. highs lower 60s to upper 60s by sunday. lows in the lower to middle 40s mostly cloudy with periods of showers and rain through late afternoon, highs near 50 rain chance 90% tonight, clearing skies, lows middle to upper 30s friday sunday. mostly sunny and warmer. highs lower 60s to upper 60s by sunday. lows in the lower to middle 40s today people along

but first, we got to meteorologist ben tanner, who is monitoring this icy situation. periods of rain, some rain heavy at times. northern midlands have the best chance of seeing possible heavy icing due to freezing rain falling through early today, then again tonight. rain will be mixed with light snow northern/central midlands tonight and saturday morning not expecting much if any accumulation of snow. however, some icing is likely around columbia metro, high amounts chester north. sunshine by saturday afternoon this is still a developing storm, update will following during the day. public works crews out in kershaw county are continuing to keep an eye on what this storm heavy rains this morning followed by a drop in temps have already caused some ice to form. our mike desumma joins us live from bethune with more on that. judi, dawndy specifically on trees is where they've been seeing a lot of that ice. not only here in bethune but several points east and north of the city of camden. really if you make the drive out here it's hard not to find a tree with ice on it. of

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it is 17-year-old tanner wymer of solon high school. the search took place after a canoe carrying wymer and one other man flipped over yesterday. it happened near the neighborhood of twin view heights in solon. kwwl's kristin rogers has been following this story as it has developed throughout last night and again today, kristin what''s the latest? i'm told a vigil will be held for tanner in about an hour right here at the high school. this is certainly a tradgety affecting this tight knit community. the school tells me councelors and clergy members have been available for students all day. this search comes after 17-year-old tanner wymer and michael felton, who is in his water to take a picture of a nearby home. that's when authorities believe wind, waves and a strong felton in the icy water. felton was able to swim to shore and was pulled to safety by some neighbors, he was taken to the hospital for treatment. wymer could not be found. authorities searched as late as they could before we are told the water began to ice over, making it

tanner a mom. and also genie francis' body transformation. >> you can't change by thinking. can you change by doing. >> the secrets behind her pound weight loss is at www.etonline.com. our friends at dick clark productions and the hollywood press association. it was an amazing night. we'll have more tomorrow. nancy, i n nice tha were weweing orange on the red carpet. there's a reason. >> orange. you i had to represent my clemson tigers. i had a tiger paw, too. >> yes. tonight they're going for the national college football championship against alabama. go tigers! >> you are on your way there right now. good night, everybody.

sisters deejay and stephanie tanner of course, the wacky neighbor, good friend kimmy gibbler. the set should look familiar, by the way, because in the series, d.j. moves into that house with her children back into that same san francisco house where she grew up. >> a lot of people excited for this reunion. two decades in the making. the series premieres february 26th on netflix. >> will farrell has a major announcement. he is the part owner of the newest major league soccer team lafc. >> >> farrell is no stranger to soccer. who can forget his role as a crazed youth coach in "kicking and screaming." he does understand that some might be surprised by his latest business venture. >> this is not a joke. i've never been a part owner of anything. '84 toyota camry with my brother. >> so he joins mia hamm and magic johnson, also co-owners of the team.

meteorologist ben tanner is in the first alert weather centnt and ben there are changes on the way. low pressure will cross through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in most areas with highs in the 40s and 50s. saturday, partly cloudy, breezy 60. sunday will be partly cloudy with just a 20% chance of a shower. low pressure will cross through the state friday and deliver 1" rain totals in most areas with highs in the 40s and 50s. shower. south carolina state employees easier time paying their bills if a group of lawmakers have their way. those legislators are behind a pay raise proposal that would tap into the state's large budget surplus. jack kuenzie says the proposed pay hike would help make up for some lean budget years. he's in the newsroom with more. dawndy, state government has been through some difficult times. downsizing, the recession, tight budgets and more often than not---state employees had to give up even minimal pay raises. state government has about 35 thousand employees. three fourths making under $40 thousand a year. and only twice in the past seven years

athletics director ray tanner introduced coach boom...then muschamp introduced his staff members. the coaches were warmly greeted by the fans...muschamp says that's the way it's been since he was hired last month. it's been really amazing. it really has. it's been really amazing. it really has. it's been so positive. just everywhere you go...everyone's been so welcoming. my staff has commented to me several times about how welcoming. i want to credit our administration and how they've supported us as coaches. at the end of the day this is a team and you've got to get the support to be successful...and coach tanner and his staff have been phoenomenal. southwest winds will give us a much warmer day for saturday, morning clouds will turn to midday sun, highs in the however, by evening skies will begin to become cloudy as the next system moves into the southeast from the gulf. sunday will see considerable morning clouds and a few spotty much colder air builds in for much of next week. monday wednesday will see >>> on this saturday night, americans freed. americans released in a prison

let send it over to ben tanner with more. feeling every bit of winter as we'll see below normal temperatures much of the week. arctic air has settled down over much of the southeast, look for temperatures to be at least 10 cooler during the day and night. mostly sunny days, clear cold nights, highs in the middle to upper 40s .overnight middle 20s through wednesday. rain chances increase late thursday into friday with our next storm system. temperatures will rise to near normal with highs in the lower to middle 50s. community leaders packed brookland baptist church this morning for the 18th annual columbia urban league mlk breakfast. superintendent of education molly spearman was the guest speaker. she spoke about south carolina's push to break down walls, teaching students the life lessons that will serve them well in the work force... things like punctuality, integrity and the ability to work well with others. her message aligned with the urban league's mission to remind local business leaders of what king's legacy means to

meteorologist ben tanner is in the weather center with the latest tonight. widely scattered showers continue overnight with more coverage in the southern midlands and low country. lows will fall into the 50s to begin the new year. expect a m mtly cloudy new slight chance of showers and a touch cooler temperatures. the first weekend in january will be dry and partly cloudy. a lawyer for medal of honor recipient kyle carpenter is defending carpenter accusations of hit and run. carpenter was arrested for an incdent on december 8th in which police say carprpter hit a man walking at assembly and blossom street, then left the scene. tonight, carpenter's lawyer released a statement saying the accident was "routine" and that carpenter didn't think the man was hurt. according to columbia police, carpenter pulled over and turned on his hazard lights, but didn't get out of his vehicle or give help. the pedestrian was treated for injuries to his leg. carpenter received the medal of honor in june 2014 for his actions to save marines from an explosion in afghanistan. clem

instead of flowers, tanner's family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. iowa governor terry branstad wants to divert some tax dollars away from improving school buildings and put it towards water quality projects. projects.he's calling it his biggest and boldest plan yet. the governor wants to extend a one-cent sales tax established in 2008 by 20 years.the plan would provide nearly 21- billion dollars for schools billion for water quality projects in iowa.u-s agriculture secretary tom vilsack is praising the plan -- saying the state's water quality needs immediate attention. flooding continues in the midwest -- mainly in illinois and missouri. missouri.it was caused by heavy winter rains and has killed 25 people so far.right now -- residents are dealing with a new concern -- sewage and wastewater.multiple treatment plants failed near saint louis -- sending millions of gallons of untreated human waste toward the mississippi river and into some communities' drinking water.it could be two weeks before this flood water goes back down. on the west coast -- lo

instead of flowers, tanner's family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. iowa governor terry branstad wants to divert some tax dollars away from improving school buildings and put it towards water quality projects. projects.he's calling it his biggest and boldest plan yet. the governor wants to extend a one-cent sales tax established in 2008 by 20 years.the plan would provide nearly 21- billion dollars for schools and more than four-and-a-half billion for water quality projects in iowa.u-s agriculture secretary tom vilsack is praising the plan -- saying the state's water attention. flooding continues in the midwest -- mainly in illinois and missouri. missouri.it was caused by heavy winter rains and has killed 25 people so far.right now -- residents are dealing with a new concern -- sewage and wastewater.multiple treatment plants failed near saint louis -- sending millions of gallons of untreated human waste toward the mississippi river and into some communities' drinking water.it could be two weeks before this flood water goes back down. on the west coast

family and friends are remembering the life of solon high school senior tanner wymer. he died after his canoe capsized in coralville lake this weekend. dubuque police are investigating how a toddler ended up with a gunshot wound. they aren't sure if an adult or another child pulled the trigger. president obama will announce actions on new gun control regulations

let's check in with meteorologist ben tanner. mostly cloudy with periods of showers and rain through late afternoon, highs near 50 rain chance 90% tonight, clearing skies, lows sunday. mostly sunny and warmer. highs lower 60s to upper 60s by sunday. lows in the lower to middle 40s you can get weather updates in the midlands by dowloading the wis tv weather app. you can find it in your app today marks the 30th anniversary of the challenger tragedy. nasa paid tribute to the crews of the challenger and other crews during the agency's day of remembrance in virginia. seven members of the challenger crew died on the morning of january 28, 1986, when a booster engine failed, causing the shuttle challenger to break apart just 73 seconds after launch. we continue our coverage of the 30th anniversary of challenger with the story of this man -- south carolina native ronald mcnair.... his journey from the palmetto state to the space program and how he's still inspiring people here today. children in lake city are remembering ronald mcnair wh

for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. freezing rain advisory extended until 2pm for newberry, fairfield, kershaw and lee freezing lili continues to sneak into southward into richland, clarendon and sumter counties, as a cold wedge of air continues to move at the surface. the number of showers will start to decrease into the afternoon and evening but the possibility of freezing rain will continue overnight , and any rain left could refreeze as when it comes to connecting to the world online, people have different needs. whether it's keeping up with loved ones or keeping up with the latest trends... at&t u-verse high speed internet lets you get the fast and affordable internet that's right for you. get high speed internet-just $15 dollars a month for 12 months with other qualifying service and a one-year term. all on one bill! no matter what you use it for, you'll get fast speed at an affordable price. connect all your wi-fi enabled devices at home with high speed internet... and save on smartphone and tablet data usage. vi

meteorologist ben tanner has a look at what's in store tonight. few clouds tonight, lows upper breezy, much warmer tuesday with increasing clouds, highs middle to upper 60s. a cold front will move through by early wednesday giving us a good chance of rain, cooler highs middle 50s clouds, chilly thursday, highs upper 40s. will keep an eye on the cold front, it may stick around for a few days, if that's the case, we'll increase shower chance thursday and friday. if not we'll see mostly sunny skies and warmer daytime highs. a suspect with a violent past is back in jail tonight accused of trying to kill a deputy. arkeem breeland has been charged with attempted murder and weapons violations after richland county fired multiple shots at his deputy. wis' meaghan norman joins us with more on what happened. dawndy, when deputy christopher bagby showed up saturday night he knew the suspect might be armed did not know what would happen. he was responding to a domestic violence call on camrose court. sheriff lott says the suspect, arkeem breeland was trying t

for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. today, mostly sunny, warm highs middle 60s tonight, rain developing, lows middle 40s. rain chance 40% wednesday-thursday: cloudy, cooler with periods of showers/rain. rain chance 80% wed 60% thursday clearing by friday today, mostly sunny, warm highs wednesday-thursday: cloudy, cooler with periods of showers/rain. wednesday-thursday: cloudy, cooler with periods of showers/rain. rain chance 80% wed 60% clearing by friday today, mostly sunny, warm highs middle 60s tonight, rain developing, lows middle 40s. rain chance 40% wednesday-thursday: cloudy, cooler with periods of rain chance 80% wed 60% warm highs middle 60s tonight, rain developing, lows middle 40s. rain chance 40% wednesday-thursday: clouou, today, mostly sunny, warm highs middle 60s tonight, rain developing, lows showers/rain. rain chance 80% wed 60% thursday clearing by friday chance 40% wednesday-thursday: cloudy, cooler with periods of showers/rain. rain chance 80% wed 60% thursday clearing by friday today, mostly sunny,

tanner tixier/albuquerque police dept.) "while this was a horrible act, we had a great (ofc. tanner tixier/albuquerque police dept.) "while this was a horrible act, we had a great outcome with little caroline being found unharmed." police eventually tracked down the stolen car, their now scanning every inch of it, hoping they might be able to as for now, they're just glad the little girl is home safe with her family. coming up at -5-... trader joe's is coming under fire for their tuna! find out why they're being slapped with a lawsuit over what's in..or rather..what's not inside the can. ((ad-lib)) also today...the las vegas city valley. some incredible video of fog rolling in...but just when is it going to roll in today...greg will have that in just a minute. intruders on the run this morning...forcing one man to buy more guns to protect himself. breaking overnight... a scary morning for firefighters as they battled a fire that spread to multiple storage units. we're live at the scene talking to witnesses and gathering the

for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. a warming trend will begin today. a ridge of high pressure will move into the the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over two and a half million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] an honest leader building a movement with you to give us a future to believe in. west. the ridge will shift the winds and allow temperatures to warm up to the 60s through the weekend. early next week with a southwesterly

for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. feeling brisk today. that's another way of saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a bit breezy this morning, few high clouds by afternoon, highs near or slightly above 50 tonight, feeling brisk today. that's another way of saying it's going to be chilly! look for abundant carolina sunshine and a bit breezy this morning, few high clouds by afternoon, highs near or slightly above 50 tonight, clear, lows upper 20s. turning windy tuesday ahead of a cold front moving through, for the most part my thinking is it middle 50s but will fall behind the front. mostly sunny wednesday and cold. highs middle 40s, overnight lows in the lower to middle 20s. keeping an eye on our next storm system that could develop in the gulf by the weekend giving us a chance of precipitation. again, several days out but watching. emergency responders are finding a valuable new way to get those cries for help... when those cries that helped one georgia woman come to the rescue have to be silend. that help

playing for field, i teammates today , tanner miller and derell johnson koulionous who describe tyler as an outstanding man off the field as well...someone who truly cared for others. but they noticed something was off, about a year before he passed away..he was depressed, confused..and angry... all of which are symptoms of brain disease tanner miller- "this just kinda gave me a and there was something else going on in his life to make affected his brain a little bit but it left his heart untouched and that's the thing i'll remember most about him." tyler played football for 16 years- and he suffered at least 5 concussions. now i spoke with a local neurologist today- to learn more about this brain disease. and i'll have more from her and tyler's friends in the story im working on coming up tonight at 6.. for now, amanda ill send it c.t.e can only be tested through examining the brain, after someone dies. in continuing coverage -- waterloo career center supporters believe the new facility could reduce violent crime. kwwl's macleod hageman meets with local law enforcement -- and explain

put it on your face, formula that's almost like a self-tanner. after you remove it you can actually have these freckles for up to two, three days. >> like stickles with holes in it? >> casino of. right. then when you remove the stencil or the sticker you have the faint little trek l that i also drew on myself today. you can do this at home without purchasing that with a brow pencil. now, all you do is you go in with your brow pencil, very faintly, use almost like a dull pencil, then you will get little more uneven, freckles aren't even, right? you don't want it to be so perfect. >> true. >> you want it to be just very random, smattering of freckles, then you come in with your finger. you want to pat it in little bit. then you follow up with a little bit of bronzer. >> okay? >> that's it. >> what happens if someone like touches you, will it wipe off. >> no, no. they're casino of faint. so you don't want to rub your face, because it would look muddy. keep your hand off your face. freckles are in? how cool now. >> freckles are in. on top of freckles

the twin view heights area of coralville lake.today, a recovery team located the body of 17-year-old tanner wymer.he was a senior at solon high school. school.fox 28 news reporter steffi lee begins tonight's team coverage from coralville lake. lake. we've learned both men werent wearing any safety equipment when canoeing yesterday, when strong waves crashed into them, causing the boat to tip over.this sheet of ice covering coralville lake didn't stop 51-year-old michael felton and 17-year-old sheriff's office says the men were canoeing sunday afternoon home.felton was able to swim to rescue and eventually get help at uihc - but wymer wasn't.give the ice the opportunity to form and solidify a little better."the johnson county emergency management agency says water activities become more dangerous this time of year than summer.anytime we have situations where lake levels are high and low - and we've got current forming bringing ice and debris into the lake, add that with strong winds and you got recipe for a problem. that combination also posed a problem for first responders searching for wym

day.in solon, students and staff are mourning the loss of 17-year-old tanner wymer.he was killed when his canoe capsized on the coralville lake.more than 100 people attended a candle-light vigil to show support for his family last night.solon high school will have grief consuelors on campus for the rest of the week. later today, the president will announce new executive actions he hopes will curb gun violence in the country.they will give more resources to federal agencys to enforce background checks, and expand background checks to include more gun sellers.many republicans have critcized the president for abusing his power. an armed group in oregon is not leaving the federal wilflife refuge they seized over the weekend.the group, lead by ammon bundy is now demanding that authorities look into claims that ranchers there have been intimidated by the government.it all started following protests of two local ranchers being sent back arson.the f-b-i is working to resolve the situation, . . >> good morning. it is tuesday, january 5th, 2016 him welcome to "cbs this morning." president obama

for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. abundant sunshine today will look pretty however, it won't help much with the temperature as we'll only see highs in the middle to upper 40s. winds will subside during the day. clear and cold tonight, lows middle 20s. increasing clouds for wednesday, high near 50 rain returns to the forecast by afternoon through friday wwon't help much with the temperature as we'll only see highs in the middle to upper 40s. winds will subside during the day. clear and cold tonight, lows middle 20s. increasing clouds for wednesday, high near 50 rain returns to the forecast by thursday afternoon through friday with highs rebounding to rain chance 40% thursday.60% friday. abundant sunshine today will look pretty however, it won't help much with the temperature as we'll only see highs in the middle to upper 40s. winds will subside during the day. clear and cold tonight, lows middle 20s. increasing clouds for wednesday, high near 50 rain returns to the forecast by thursday afternoon through friday with hig

but then tanner christensen takes over...he drains the triple to cut the deficit to one. next possession...anot her three pointer out of the big man and the cardinals take the lead. and you know you're feeling it when you miss, get your board, and finish on the lay up. but christensen and the cardinals, they drop a tough one tonight, 47-45 chris: last wednesday, alex brought us the story on dakota valley and their scorching starts on the hardwood. surprisingly, that didn't jinx either the boys or the girls alex amazing. since then the panther girls have won a pair of games to improve to 10-2 and the boys continued their perfect start, shooting to number one in the state. alex tonight they put that undefeated mark on the line in an interstate battle with homer. and the panthers, rolling right along, bubba rosenquist...mone y on the wing triple...dv up 70-31. then late in the 3rd off the inbounds...bubba finds john prochello for the tough finish...it was a 40 point game heading to the fourth. homer...works it inside...timmy chamberlain...lays it home for the two. but the ni

friends and family will come together today to remember the life of tanner wymer. wymer.the solon high senior died sunday when his bobo cacaized on coralville lake.a visitation for tanner will be from 3 to 7 this afternoon at saint mary's catholic church in solon.his funeral will be tomorrow.tanner's family asks that instead of flowersrs memorials be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund at the solon state bank. in iowa city today, road work will be closing down parts of clinton street.from 6 until about noon -- traffic from burlington street to court street will be closed so construction crews can work on a building in the area.drivers are adviseto take an alternate route. another major street closure causing headaches this spring. spring.the upcoming project is also causing a lot of uncertainty for businesses in the area. area.cbs 2 reporter stephanie johnson joins us now, with reaction, stephanie.. stephanie... kevin, kelly, iowa city crews will begin tearing up busy washington stre between clinton and linn street starting this april. apririeverything at and be

the tanners. >> netflix releasing the first photographs from fuller house and you recognize them there? danny, uncle joey, uncle jessie and rebecca sitting on the couch there and some newer, younger cast members as well. dj has three children and the family is helping to raise them. we find out when the full episodes come out on netflix february 28th. tanner. >> yeah. >> and meal make phone calls maybe. >> and mary kate and ashley were too good for it, i guess. >>> and another favorite show is back. >> lip sync battle is back. wife. she started her career as a jackson. >> last night, the hubby was pulling in the celebrities. bees run the world. amazing. i haven't seen that yet. >> the game is strong. >> oh, my god. that is so good. abaddon to the queen. he shocked everyone by getting queen bee to crash the party. wild and even his wig is on point. >> and he stayed on. >> you know, they use that strong flu. >> okay. >>> and in a month, beyonce is going to rock the stage, too, and share the stage with cold play. she was added to the super bowl lipup and she's on their al-- lineup and she

. >> and the tanners tease us with more fuller house. >> how did we all sit on the love seat in our butts just got bigger. >> now hollywood from the inside out. >> what's the secret behind angelina jolie's family chi? new insider interview is coming up. >> we will get to that. let's kick things off with the headlines getting plenty of social traction in good week bad week. >> a good week for donald trump who got the backing from the special lady from alaska. >> governor sarah palin. special, special person. been relishing in the return of their material girl. >> yeah! >> god, i have missed you. >> can i get a hallelujah? >> hallelujah. >> donald trump said today that he did not expect sarah palin to speak for quote that long. >> yeah. >> i'll go. send me. you betcha. >> she didn't speak for over 20 minutes but for sarah palin that's only three sentences. also a great week f jennifer lopez who slayed vegas on opening night of residency of all i had. >> you inviteedvited me, so i came. >> thank you. >> number one, congratulations. number two, thank you for the experience. >> i wish he had m

alex and the same matchup on the girls side...cody ronnfeldt and tanner schafer also got this game for us. 4th quarter. lady knights are trying to throw the ball inbounds but it's picked off by wahoo's elly larson who passes it to mallory lindstrom she takes the shot and sinks it for the deuce.... few minutes later.... maddie love drives the ball down the court and takes the easy layup to extend the knights lead. then its baily ehlers for norfolk catholic... steals the ball and takes it up for an uncontested layup and gets the foul. great coast to coast... wahoo would third straight win large ammount of snow, and folks around siouxland might be sick of the snow, but for one man in fort campbell kentucky is making the most of his situation. he is out shoveling his driveway wearing a dinosaur costume,. well, at least he's making the best out of a snowy situation. tonight 15 and patchy fog. wind chills near 0. tomorrow 32 with clouds and leftover fog. gusty winds has it feeling like the teens. 7-day breezy and 30s this weekend. blutery with light snow likely on monday. a colder day >>> an

teammate tanner miller..he will forever be rememberd for the man he was iowa, he was one of the first guys i met and i knew right away that we were going to have a special friendship and he took me under his wing and showed me how to conduct myself as a person." but about a year before he died- friends say he wasnt himself..he was mad, depressed and confused. a test on his brain shows he had c.t.e...a brain disease caused by concusions. former teamate derell johnson koulionous.. djk- he was such a good person..it's just not fair and as a result of a game we love so much as the reason? it's hard to weighs in on some common symptoms of c.t.e. dr. "mood changes, depression, severe depression and not being able to focus..memory problems are the main ones." and dr. shah says she's worred- she's seeing more and athletes having concusions. dr. "they don't want to believe that multiple concussions can cause problems but it's a proven thing we have seen so many autopsies in players. as we anything, they want people to remember his heart. tanner- "he had the biggest heart out of anyone i met an