night. johnson was shot in the hand... and police say an un- named woman was shot in the chest. both brody and johnson are now being charged with a number of crimes. tim: in benton county iowa, authorities are investigating what they are calling a "suspicious death" police there arrested 31- year-old david miller of shellsburg while he was walking on a road in rural linn county yesterday, after authorities found the body of a woman at his home in benton county while investigating two vehicle thefts linked to miller. authorities also believe miller stole a truck from a neighbor morning couple of miles away. miller then allegedly stole another truck and crashed that one too. "i yelled at him to get what do you think you're doing and i yelled at my wife my phone...he was truck started and nailed it in reverse. tim:

courthouse facing charges in connection to one one of the stolen vehicles. his bond on that was set at five thousand dollars cash. but miller also faces a parole violation charge that will keep him in custody without bond. jenna: donald trump isn't offering any appologies to his republican adversaries regarding his latest comments... and vice president biden talks about why he's not running for president. abc's lana zak is in washington with more. from the campaign trail. "don't expect an message from donald trump after question the carson's seventh day adventist faith. - donald trump / (r) candidate adventist, i don't know about, i just don't know about." trump has been on several polls show carson pulling ahead in the influential state of iowa. but on this week trump said he's done nothing wrong. (abc this week)

presidential candidate "i said exactly 'i don't know about it.' that's not an insult" carson on the trail, getting questions after comparing abortion to slavery-- while jeb bush is trying to connect directly with voters through his new e- book, "reply all," offered exclusively through amazon for $9.99, it is a collection of his emaihile governor of florida. and on the left-- bernie sanders confessing to the women of the view-- - sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate "it's true we are the same person. i'm larry david." sanders taking on the republicans and democrats. sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate "we don't have a super pac." hillary clinton celebrates her 68th birthday tod. her biggest gift, pundits say, came from vice president biden who decided to stay out of the race. on 60 minutes he confessed he was at first ready to run this summer... (60 minutes) - vice president joe biden "i thought, "well, you know, i think we can do this." and i'll never forget my little granddaughter lana zak oncam close: the memory of his son beau, weighed on his mind biden said, but the "hollywood" deathbed moment with beau urging his father to run did not happen, according to the vice president. lana zak, abc news, washington

" tim: good news continues to come in for ben carson in iowa. the latest monmouth university poll of likely republican iowa voters gives carson a 14 percentage point lead over donald trump in the republican presidential race. that's the third iowa poll in a row showing carson ahead. senators ted cruz and marco rubio are tied for third at 10 percent. tim: speaking of republicans, the third republican presidential debate will be held this wednesday in boulder colorado at the coors events center located at the university of colorado. the debate will begin at 7 pm and is set to run for two hours jenna: bernie sanders is clarifying comments he made regarding hillary clinton's "shouting" on gun control . sanders says it has nothing to do with her gender while in iowa on saturday, clinton said that sanders' remarks came with a gender-

that's not the case. bernie sanders, candidate says, "all that i can say is i am very proud of my issues. i certainly do not have a problem with women speaking out -- and i think what the secretary is doing there is taking words and misapplying them. jenna: sanders criticized the "shouting" from both sides on gun issues during the first democratic debate. jenna: the second democratic debate of the campaign cycle will be held saturday november 14th in des moines at drake university. the dnc's first democratic presidential primary debate held in las vegas, nevada reached a record 15.8 million viewers, with additional the live stream online. tim: from sioux city says he won't be seeking re- 2016 session ends. representative ron jorgenson made the announcment just

jorgensen, who's representative, is house district six which covers the morningside bronson and salix areas. last year jorgensen served as chairman of the house education committee. felt it was time to others. "you know i never had a desire to be a career politician, so i was going to term limit myself out and like i said i just felt that now was as good a time as any to tim: representative jorgensen plans to continue his current position as the vice president for business and finance at college as well as spend more time with his family and more community events. attending college comes with more than just the and applications fee's. for students at university, applying for important step in their ladder for success. briar cliff invited future students to their campus today where they learned about the financial aid when

applying for college. " and it's really hard to get a degree because of how expensive college is, so financial aid is actually really super duper important," said kortney johnson, briar cliff university student. jenna: with the recent expiration of the federal perkins grant which gave out 36 billion dollars in aid to 30 million low- income students total, students and administrators are searching for other ways to help serve incoming freshmen. "that's by implementing new scholarships, new university grants, we have many generous donors that are willing to help give money to fill that gap, " said shelby reed, briar cliff director of financial aid jenna: the federal perkins loan program ended on september 30th of this year. private colleges and universities that rely on this funding will have to look at other ways to help students receive necessary funds. tim: the future farmers of america are touting some big numbers this year. record numbers are being seen in iowa nearly 15 thousand kids from 225 high schools participate in the farming program. that's 500 more than last year.

in nebraska over 74 hundred members are participating in 170 chapters in the state. the national ffa convention will be held october 28th through the 31st. jenna: americans are driving more than ever before. and that's good for the economy. the federal highway nistration says total miles driven have increased from 2-point-9 trillion trillion since and different economy are seeing a boost from it.. car sales hit an all time hight at 94-billion last month more people are also staying at hotels sales are up 5- percent this year and restaurant sales are up double-digits. jenna: still to come... a new "safer" way for your kids to pick up their halloween candies. after the break. fred: (fred) there is a small shower chance tomorrow, then we're looking at a freeze wednesday night. but the weekend already looks super! your forecast is after

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looks like? (fred) yes, it looks great! more on that in a minute! fred: (fred) the port neal welding company skycam hd shows mostly cloudy skies in downtown sioux city. 64 was our high today after a morning low of 36. the allergy report shows low overall pollen levels. 64 is our temperature in sioux city. local temperatures are in the upper 50s and lower 60s. winds are from the southeast at 5 to 15 miles per hour. once again, the air is dry. dew points in the 30s would allow for another chilly night, but cloud cover and at least some wind will hold us up a bit. expect a low in the lower 40s. let's zoom all the way out to the national satellite and radar. we can see two

and one over the neither one will have any huge effect on our weather, the stormcast hd shows that those two system will merge and provide a chance of showers, mainly in the southern and eastern part of conditions arrive on wednesday behind the system, then cold air will arrive wednesday night as we dip below freezing. the rain forecast shows that most of us will receive little to no measurable rain. a tenth of an inch is possible in the east. an exception could

will be possible columbus, and albion. tonight, look for a low of 41 and mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, 59 will be our high with a slight chance of in the south and forecast shows highs in the 50s early on and then moving up to the 60s starting saturday. the low will dip to 27 wednesday night. another chance of rain will move in friday before we enjoy a terrific, sunny halloween. sunday looks even warmer!

tim: jenna: (jenna) thanks, fred! (fred) you bet. jenna: in rock island illinois, kiddos got the chance to celebrate halloween early... it was all part of the annual trunk or treat event, where people got to dress up their cars, and themselves... they handed out candy to kids... and played halloween games... some say trunk or treating is a safer alternative to trick or treating... as it's in a space where you can easily keep an eye on your children. and if you think

that looks like fun, parents and teachers at spalding park elementary will be holding their own trunk or treating event. that'll be this thrusday at 6pm at spalding park elementary school. tim: if you weren't aware, today is national pumpkin day! e top pumpkin production states are illinois, followed by california, according to the university of illinois, in 2012, 90 percent of the pumpkins grown in the united states were raised within a 90-mile radius of peoria, illinois. tim: coming up next... proof that getting in your servings of fruits and veggies every day really does benefit your

the american academy of pediatrics wants to raise the age to legally buy cigarettes -- nationwide -- to 21. that includes all tobacco products - and e- cigarettes. hawaii and about 90 other cities and communities enforce the 21 age limit. recommendation was among more than two-dozen released today by the nation's leading pediatrics group. it's aimed at reducing the number of children addicted to nicotine. tim: we're always told to eat our fruits and veggies but how important is it to get your daily serving? dr. timothy johnson. takes a look in today's medical minute

right after all. "don't eat all that junk"? you've heard it everywhere: fruits and vegetables are good for you. how good? today, proof. a study showing that fruits and vegetables do keep the doctor away - by helping keep your heart healthy. researchers started this study with young adults and followed them over 20 years. they asked them to record their diets - particularly how many servings of fruits and vegetables. after 20 years in all, doctors scanned their chests, looking for coronary artery calcium, a marker of heart disesase. those who averaged 7-9 servings of fruits and vegetables each day were 25% less likely to have diseased heart vessels than those who at just 2-4 servings. so next time you want a snack - listen to grandma. grab an apple! with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson " tim: after the break... before you buy that house, what features you should be looking for especially when it comes to the upcoming winter. details after the

nd usually, the better weather -- but there are some advantages to shopping for a home in the fall and winter months. tim: karin caifa rounds up tips from a real estate expert, in our consumer watch. "with children busy in school and the holidays around the corner, the real estate market tends to slow down as the calendar moves toward november and december. laura schwartz, a real estate agent in northern virginia, says inventory in the fall and winter tends to be about half of what it is during the spring and summer months, but there are some advantages to home shopping in real estate's off-season. (laura schwartz, real estate agent) fall and winter tend to be more of a buyer's market, so buyers have advantages in that usually sellers actually have to

sell, so they may be able to get a better price. there's also usually less competition. schwartz says most sellers putting a home on the market in the colder weather months have to move out for a specific reason, and may be up against a certain deadline, giving a buyer the upper hand. the drop in temperatures in the fall and the arrival of snow in winter can provide an important perspective for potential buyers. (laura schwartz, real estate agent) does the basement flood? is the roof leaking? is it sunny at the house, or are there patches of the grass that are still covered in snow three months later? it's a really different vantage point than looking when it's sunny and the trees are full and the flowers are blooming. and be mindful of scheduling closing dates around the winter holidays, when banks and courts may shut down for a day or two, slowing or halting transactions. for consumer watch, i'm karin caifa. " tim: with a final check

a report finding a corellation between eating meats and cancer. abc9 reporter elisa raffa unwraps the details tonight at six we want you to show us your pumpkin! send us your best decorated,

carved, or painted pumpkins! you have just three days to submit a photo of your best pumpkin creation. on october 30th, tune into the abc9 news morning show to see if you won! the winner will receive four muskies tickets! ... to submit your photo you must friend our morning anchor jessica rae on facebook... and post your pumpkin picture directly to her wall. and if you don't have facebook- don't worry, you can email your pumpkin picture to at jrae@kcautv.com. (fred) tonight, look for a low of 41 and mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, 59 will be our high with a slight chance of showers, especially in the south and tomorrow, 59 will be our high with a slight chance of showers, especially in the south and east. the 7-day forecast shows highs in the 50s early on and then moving up to the 60s starting saturday. the low will dip to 27 wednesday night. another chance of rain will move in friday before we enjoy a terrific, sunny halloween. sunday looks even warmer!

tonight, the eye-opening new cancer warning. hot dogs, processed meat and bacon, now put in the same category as cigarettes and asbestos. the world health organization and their new findings. dr. besser is stand big with the bottom line. how much should you and your family eat? breaking now. the new poll out. trump in trouble, slipping even further in the key first state of iowa. trump now attacking the polls, and his new comments tonight on religion. the driver who crashed into the homecoming parade. four people killed, including this 2-year-old boy. tonight, new details about the

the tourist boat sinking. 27 people floating in the water until rescuers can arrive. we're on the scene. and the invisible danger in your home. >> the house just exploded! >> tonight, authorities and the new warning after what this homeowner was doing right before the blast. good evening. and it's great to have you here with us on a monday night. and we begin with the troubling new warning about something that could be on your dinner table tonight. and the type of food many parents pack for school lunches. the world health organization now saying that hot dogs and cold cuts raise the risk of colon cancer and other cancers, as well. and they are now putting hot dogs and bacon, even some lunch maepts in the same risk category as smoking and asbestos. tonight, they say as little as 50 grams a day can increase your risk. you're about to see how little that is. abc's linsey davis leading us off. >> reporter: alarming news

tonight about foods so many of