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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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

family is asking that donations be made to the tanner wymer memorial fund. in cedar rapids -- c-street southwest will be closing near tait cummins memorial park on thursday.crews will soon be installing a new sewer line in the area.the work is expected to take two montnt to finish. in iowa city -- police say someone is passing out fake one-hundred dollar bills across town.investigators were able to track the fake bills by the serial number.all residents and businesses are being asked to check any one- hundred-dollar-bills they may have gotten since new year's day.to see the serial numbers officers are tracking right now -- head to our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com.m. don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to ws -- at cbcb2 iowa dot com. that's a quick look at your wednesdaymorning news.get more news anytime online - at cbs 2 day. and we going to let it burn >> clearly, this driver in russia wasn't thinking. she is trying to pump the gas but it's so cold, the

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. >> good-bye, everybody. (donkey sound) (elephant sounun there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. how much internet speed does one family actually need? ballpark. to answer your question, i i sembled a simil

lake.seventeen year old tanner wymer was canoeing with fifty one year old michael felton sunday afternoon.authorities say strong winds caused their boat to flip over.we're told they were out canoeing to take pictures of a local home.the sheriff's office also says neither was wearing a life jacket. 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 searched the waters - and the news of such a young life lost is taking a toll on the city of solon.last night more than a hundred students and staff from solon gathered to remember their friend and fellow student.they held a candlelight vigil at solon high school to show support and love for his family.tanner was a senior who planned to study medicine in college.his teammates, friends -- even the superintendent -- say he was a great role model and friend to everyone. "he's a student th

the warning comes just one day after the body of 17-year old tanner wymer was found in the la after his canoe capsized sunday.a second person in the canoe was able to make it to shore.we now know funeral services for wymer will be cedar rapids police need you help in finding two robbery suspects.take a look: look:this is surveillance video from the kum and go convenience store at 31-32 first avenue northeast early on the morning of december 21st.police say the two robbed the store.it's not clear what they took or if any weapons were used.if you know who they are, call police or crime stoppers. the iowa department of natural resources is set to pay out mo than 688-thousand dollarsrs to an employee, who was disabled and claimed he was discriminated against.john vetter worked as a technician for 36 years.he was injuredin 20-1and underwent surgery. despite continued positive annual reviews, the d-n-r hired a physical therapist to evaluate him before putti him on medical leave and eventually firing him.vetter will receive back pay, as well as payments for emotional distress. governor terry b

over.this sheet of ice covering coralville lake didn't stop 51-year-d michael lton and 17-year-old tanner wymer from fallili into the water.the johnson county sheriff's office says the men were canoeing sunday afternoon to take a picture of a nearby home.felton was able to swim to resese and eventually g g helplpt uihc - but wymer wasn't. wasn't. give the ice the opportunity to form and solidify a little better."the hnson county emergenen management agency says water activities become more dangerous this time of year than summer. summer. anytime we have

lake.seventeen year old tanner wymer was canoeing with fifty one year old michael felton sunday afternoon.authorities say strong winds caused their boat to flip over.we're told they were out canoeing to take pictures of a local home.the sheriff's office also says neither was wearing a life jacket. 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 searched the waters - and debris also made the search difficult. the news of such a young life lost is taking a toll on the city of solon. solon.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson joins us now to explain.stephanie? stephanie?kevin and kelly, last night more than a hundred students and staff from solon gathered to remember their friend and fellow student. student.they held a candlelight vigil at solon high school to show support and love for his family.tanner was a senior who planned to study medicine in college.

lake.seventeen year old tanner wymer was canoeing with fifty one year old michael felton sunday afternoon.authorities say strong winds caused their boat to flip over.we're told they were out canoeing to take pictures of a local home.the sheriff's office also says neither was wearing a life jacket. the news of such a young life lost is taking a toll on the city of solon.last night more than a hundred students and staff from solon gathered to remember their friend and fellow student. student.they held a candlelight vigil at soul-in high school to show support and love for his family.tanner was a senior who planned to study medicine in college.his teammates, friends -- even the superintendent -- say he was a great role model and friend to everyone.school leaders say the school will provide grief counselors all week long for any student who may need them details about a weekend shooting in nashua.56-year-old karl white died after being shot saturday afternoon. authorities arrested the shooter but they haven't filed charges so far.they say the shooting may have been an accident. a tornado hit hiawatha on