we begin with a developing story in the corridor.where police foundnd body. body.it happened on the 32-hundred block of 59-th street in shellsburg. neighbors are calling this a murder -- but so far -- investigators will only tell cbs 2 news they found a body in the drive way.several agenenes were on scene last night -- including the iowa state patrol -- benton county sheriff's deputies and urbana police.we'll continue to track this story -- and bring you the latest as soon as we learn new details. new details on a woman ffing rder chargrg after she drove into a crowd of people at an oklahoma state university

homecoming parade. parade.25-year-old adacia chambers was arrested saturday on a driving while under the influence chahae. police say she was drunk.but chambers attorney, tony coleman said she didn't drink that day, and said she suffers from some sort of mental illness.he told reporters at a press conference that shshdoesn't remember much of the crash. chambers is expected to appear in court sometime today.four people were killed, including a two year old boy, and at least 46 people were injured. a memorial for the dead and injured has sprung up nnr the site of ththcrash...this is where the car plowed into the homecoming parade saturday. seventeen people are still in the hospital -- fouin critical condition.people who visited the memorial site say it's important to take care of the victim's families. that deadly crash is hitting home for a cedar rapids man. man.lester schmitz says his brother leo was critically injured in that crowd.we spoke to lester last night on the phone while he goes to comfmft hihibrother in lahoma.

from the accident so they have him in a medically-induced coma right now and things are touch and go and we're just praying each day as it goes." goes."lester tells cbs 2 news they don't know if his brother has any brain damage.he says leo lives near stillwater and his step-son graduated from o-s-u. an iowa teen is safafthis morning after being found in georgia.an amber alert was issued this weekend for 13-year-old paige johnstone of ottumwa police say her abductor, 19- yeararld kevin too-ala ramirez, is now facing charges of child stealing and enticing a minor.police say the two were headed to florida when authorities spotted ramirez.they say he has criminal record the ununersity of iowa's "speak o o iowa" survey is starting today. today.every student will be able to take it.it's looking at sexual misconduct on campus -- including sexual harassment -- dating violence -- and stalking.school offials tell cbs 2 news theresults willll me out in the spspng.

right now, police are still on the lookout for whoever was responsible for a weekend shooting in cedar rapids.police say it happened saturday afternoon just before two on first#avenue east and -st street northeasasone person was taken to the hospital after being shot in the shoulder.police say two vehicles were driving by each other, when words were exchanged. that's when a person inside one of the vehicles shot toward the second car.no description of the vehiclclwas given. iowa democrats gathered this weekend in des moines for a chance to see the three remaining candidates for their party's presidenti mination. nomination.hillary clinton and bernie sanders dueled for support among the more than n six thousand people packed in the hy-vee hall for the jefferson-jackson dinner. there's now fewer than a hundred days until the iowa caucues.the crowd enjoyed entertainment from pop star katy perry and martin o'malley - even b bught his guitar. former president bill clinton accompanied his wife but she made it clear she's the one running.

"i'm¬ running for my husband's third term and i'm not running for barack obama's third term i'm running for my first term and i'm running as a proud democrat." democrat." ththe are now less than a hundred days until the iowa caucuses. meanwhile the g-o-p candidates are getting ready for their third debate, set for this week.c-n-b-c is hosting from the university of colorado in boulder.ititill be the first debate sisie ben carson overtook donald trump as the g-o-p front runner in a poll of likely iowan caucus goers, which came out last week.all candidates averaging at least 2-point-five percent will be in the main debate, ich starts at 7. joe biden is now shedding more light on his decision *not to run for president.the vice president made the announcement last week at the white house.many thought he would enter the race soon, and was even polling in ththd plple, behind hillary clclton and bernie sanders.in an interview with norah o-donnel on sixty minutes last night, biden said, he just didn't think he could get it done. norah:is it that you think you

couldn't win or that you didn't wanto run?bidede couldn't win i'll be very blunt if i thought we could put together the campaign that our supporters deserved, i would've gone out and done it. it.biden also used the interview to make it clear that his late son beau, who died of brain cancer earlier this year, did not make a last- minute plea to get him to enter the race.he said beau thought he should run all along. it took almost ten months but freshman senator joni ernst says she's completed her first tour of all 99 counties in iowa as senator with her last stop was over the weekend in marshalltown.ernst followformer senator tom harkin and her feow iowa senator chuck grasasey and governrn terry branstad with a pledge to see every county every year. before the world series starts tomorrow -- the governors of the two states involved are making a friendly wager.new york governor andrew cuomo agreed to wear a royalaljejeey for a full day if kansas city wins the title.missouri governor jay nixon says he'll wear a mets jersey if new york

takes the series.each governor has a goodbasket on hand too -- including ribs from kansas city and bagels froroqueens. the world series starts tomorrow night on our sister station -- fox 28 -- a little after seven. it's still to come, come,in the final days of breast cancer awarenesesmonth, why some doctors are rethinking many aspects of prevention and treatment.

october is a busy month fofomammo-grams -- and new guide-lines recommend women begin screening later at age 45 instead of 40. 40.some doctors across the country are rethinking many aspects of breast cancer prevention - and treatment. treatment.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee spoke with one local doctor who says there continues to be a debate on how effective mammograms are. "the's that miscommunicati on"doctor matthew dietz with discover health chiropractic in cedar rapids says the norm

for detecting breast cancer might not be the best option. option."there's a ton of scommunication ?and misinformation out there for women because they don't know where to turn, what's the right thing to do."he says for many women - they're told receiving mammograms is the right thing to do. do."mammograms do expose you to radiation, and high amounts of radiation - a thousand times of what a chest x-ray would be."and says while they've been effective over the years, the conversation needs to change. change. "radiatioiocauses cancer. so we're using a test that causes cancer to detect cancer - see the problem there?"he and many doctors nationwide say mammograms sometimes lead to false positives - and trying to identify anything hat's detected could lead to overtreatment. ."a lot of times that's actually causing more cancer than necessarily finding." finding." instead of f ving them a mammogram every year, there's a thermogram you can get -

thermography."while the american cancer society says thermal imaging has high failure rates... rate.."no radiation being exposed so there's nothing harmrml to the body at the time"dr. dietz says a less harmful strategy could prevent long-term, negative effects.he says his office alys reminds patients - while no medicine is necessarily foolproof "ask for that second opinion, look for other things ?what are other people doing - where is it all coming from?" dr. dietz's office has an outline they also use to remind oths about self-care. we have a more detailed explaination on our website. it's now on this s rning. morning.after the e break... break...after tragedy in oklahoma this weekend -- we see if people in the corridor think they'd have the bravery to maybe stop a similar incint.

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fewer than four thousand - are caught. caught. " i would just take the keys .. end of discussion. " many of you tell us - to prevent something like this - you are fierce - and would - or have - got in a friend's face. " i just telly them they're not leaving, they're not driving they can lay dodo and go to sleep and i take their keys and they canget up in the morning and leave. " " it's not worth losing your license .. killing someone under the influence .. cause when you're drunk you don't know what you're actions are until the next day and the next day may be too late. " supposedly friendnddon't let friends drive drunk - but more often - friends say - no - i'm fine - honest. honest.no - i'm fine - honest. honest. " what i would do is grab his keys and hide em and play the game of oh my god you lost your keys ananif they attempte to o get in the car i would pushy them aside. " " you think you're ok, but that's just the alcohol talking. " " i'd definitely wrestle them down take the keys away find a way for them to get home. " but despite - your best efforts - - many of you tell us - you think drunk

driving - is worse than ever. ever. " maybe they should pass a law that when you go into a bar you gotta turn over your keys .. you know you can't leave with your keys if you're intoxicated .. that should be a law maybe. " " drunk driving is a big deal, who knows you could be on the road the same time as your mom and dad and you could hit them." them."we always want to hear your thoughts - - on drunk driving - or any other topic. you can leave your opinion - on our face-book page, i'm matt hammil it's cocong up next... next...the new school testing guidelines the obama administration wants schools to follow. follow.in your cbs 2 weather first cb2 news connects with the rridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email us at news at

here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... it's still a few months until

the dance marathon at west high school in iowa city but the students are anxious to go.this past weekend they held a celebration to get ready for the january 17th - event.they charged a dollar donation for admission.all that money goes to the university of iowa children's* hospital.the university of iowa holds the dance mamathon februaua fifth and sixth. the cedar rapids rough riders teamed up with the nassif community cancer center to raise awareness about breast cancer with the pink in the rink event over the weekend. two dollars of every ticket from their game goes to the cancer center spirit fund to help women living with cancer. the salvation army in cedar rapids is hosting a free, family-friendly, trunk or treat event tonight from 4- to-six.it will take place in the salvation army's parking lot.this is video from a similar r ent in the wellington heights neighborhood last night.kids will also get the chance to jump in a giant inflatable red kettle bouncer, make crafts, decorate cookies and play games. it's after the break... break...the new show on cbs that already is on one

right@now on cbs 2 this morng...the shocking video of the raid that frere70 hostages s from an isis compound. a tragic weekend of high school football when another player collapses during a game -- and eventually dies. the new recommendations from president obama for schools and how mumu they test their students. kevin barry.y. barry.y.d i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather first forecast.

a breakingnews update this morning, morning,on a powerful 7-popot-5 earthquake in northern afghanistan rocked cities across south asia. asia.at least 29 people have been confirmed dead so far. hundreds of others have bejn injured.strong tremors were felt in kabul, w delhi, and islamabad this morning.in pakistan, people were reportedly pouring out of office buildings in a panic. it's about mid-afternoon there right now. parts of western mexicio are cleaning up this morning from the damage caused by hurricane patricia. patricia.although weather experts are calling it the strongest hurricane on record, the damage, wasn't nearly as bad as many predicted.the hurricane peaked at sea with winds of up to 200 miles per hour.by the time it reached shore those winds dropped to

165 miles per hour.no one was killed in the storm and around 3-thousand homes were damaged. the remnants of that hurricane were brought to texas, where torrential rarafall is breakiki records.more than twenty inches of rain has now fallen in some areas in texas. and rain is on the y. close and even derailed a train.no deaths have been reported. one man from san antonio had been swept into a drainage ditch buwas later found alive.heavy rains are now ving east toward mississippi and louisiana. a u-s navy ship is now part of the search for that cargo ship that sank during hurricane joaquin early this month.the goal ito find the data recorder from the el faro. they're concentrating on a one hundred squre-mile area northeast of the bahamas.the jacksonville-based ship disappeared october 1st on the way to puerto rico with 28 americans on board. new this morning -- at least five people have been confirmed dead -- and one is still missing after a whale

watching boat sank off the coast of british columbia sunday afternoon.authorities say 27 people were on board when it went down -- 21 of them were rescue rescuers spent several hours yeststday helping to free a humpback whale tangled in lobster trap line off the coast of southern california.a private fishing vessel first reported seeing the distressed animal.seaworld and the coast guard torked togeer to free the whale. new video this morning hows the rescue of a migrant toddler -- on the brink of death -- before being revived. we do want to warn you some of the video might be hard to watch. watch.just off the coast o@ turkey -- a boat carrying 30 refugeeseso greece capsized. more than 500-hundred thousand refugees have arrived this year in greece -- mostly from syria -- afganistan and iraq. once the fishermen saw the boy in the water -- they brought him board to get the watete ououof his lungs.the boyoynd his family made it to land safely. a cbs 2 news follow up from last week weeknew video from the iraqi** government reportedly shows the u-s raid on an isis* compound. special forces and

kurdish troopopstormed in thursday to rescue 70 hostages about to be executed.a u-s soldier was killed during the operation. the raid has critics asking why u-s combat forces were back in iraq.the military says its job i itraining but the kurds asked for help. "we knew the hostages would soon be murdered. we knew this because we saw freshly dug graves." graves."theheaid is the first* time u-s forces have fought isis* militants on the ground. new this morning -- an off-duty police officer in new orleans was shot last night. police say he was driving an unmarked police unit when shots s rang out just before 8. the officer was rushed to the hospital and is in stable condition this morning.they are still searching for a suspect.we'll continue to track this story -- and give the latest updates when they are available. authorities are now investigating a shooting inside a nursing home in new jersey.police say a man in his 60's went to visit his mother at the healthcare facility on sunday when employees told

police they heard a gunshot.a nurse's aide found the man's momoer dead i iide the room -- then the aide said he turned the gun on himself.no one else was injured in the incident. a mass shooting was prevented in virginia.and two teens now sit in jail, after authorities bust their plans to shoot students at their high school. school.a few weeks ago, a 17-year-old was arrested when he threatened someone of social media.through that investigation, officials learned of the larger plot to call in a bombmbthreat and shoot students when they walked out.a second teen was arrested.authorities say a date hadn't been set but the two did have access to some weapons.police don't believe anyone else was invovled. lockdown has been lilied at north carolina central university, following an on-campus shooting.one student was injured last night and sent to the hospital.the college sent a tweet out telling students an acqive shooter was on campus, urging them t tfind shelter.an all-clear was issued about an hour later.so far, no arrests have been made.the victim is expected to survivie.

a man in south carolina is now in jail -- after police say they found about 10-thousand stolen guns at his home and warehouse -- along with more than 150 chainsaws and hundreds of taxidermy mounts. police made the discovery when they went to his home to serve a subpoena for another case. authorities believe the man was a gun-hoarder -- and now say it will be a long process to return the stolen items to their rightful owners. it was another deadly night on the gridiron.a football player from the chicago area died from an injnjy he received in a high school football game. game.teammates -- friends and family gathered saturday night to remember andre smith.the cook county medical examiner says the 17-year-old died from head injuries he got during a game on friday.smith collapsed on a bench after walking off the field. the, obama administration says kids spend too much time taking "unnecessary" exams in schools. schools.over the weekend, the president said in a message on fafabook that he wants to fix that.the administration announced new guidelines concerning standardized tests

in what they call a "testing action plan."it outlines new principles for measuring student aptitude.these are recommendations for school districts to follow b b are not binding regulations.and they don't replace those that are part of "no child left behind."more details will be released in january. tonight only on cbs can you catch the premeire of supergirl.it's an action- adventure drama based on the comic-book character of super man's cousin kara.after 12 years of keeping her power secret on earth, she decides to finally embrace her super human abilities and be the hero she was always meant to be.supergrgl airs tonight at 7- thirty right here on cbs 2. it's still totoome methe act of kidnesssscaught

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here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top

stories -- on this morning... a pulitzer prize winner author will be in the corridor tonight reading from her latest novel.jane smiley will be at the iowa city public library reading lden age -- the much-anticipated final volume of her last ndred years trilogy.that will start at 7 tonight in meeting room a. farmers market season will come to end this week in iowa city.the last few farmers markets will be heald tomorrow, wednesday, and thisis saturday.hours for the market are 3-to-6 tomorrow, 5 to 7 wednesday, and 7-thirty to noon on saturday. gas prices are still dropping. right now prices are 2-38 for a gallon of gas.one week ago day -- the average was around 2-47 a gallon.but the low prices are still higher than the rest of the country. the national average is just below 2-20. it's still a few months until the dance marathon at west high school in iowa city but the students are anxious to go.this past weekend they held a celebration to get ready for the january 17th - event.they charged a dollar donation for admission.all that money goes to the university of iowa children's* hospital.the

university of iowa holds the dance marathon ebruary fifth and sixth. the cedar rapids rough riders teamed up with the nassif community cancer center to raise awareness about breast cancer with the pink in the rink event over the weekend. two dollars of every ticket from their game goes to the cancer center spirit fund to help women living with cancer. the salvation army in cedar rapids is hosting a free, family-friendly, trunk or treat event tonight from 4- to-six.it will take place in thsalvation army's p pking lot.tts is video from a similar event in the wellington heights neighborhood last night.kids will also get the chance to jump in a giant inflatable red kettle bouncermake crafts, decorate cookies and play games. a picture is gaining popularity online because it shows a state trooper in an act of kindness.a woman driving by snapped the picture. picture.alabama state trooper delvyon williams gave a meal to a homeless father and son. the two men were holding up a sign requesting food or money. the trooper said he stopped to check if they were ok and thought giving them a meal was the right thing to do as a

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your_______ starting this morning, we are celebrating " hallow-week"-- right here on ((cbs2 )) and as you head ououto pick up a pumpkin spice or your favorite pumpkin, there is one more great place to stop. it's right on the way - as matt hammill takes us road trippin' to decorah. " tinkle tinkle tinkle tinkle tinkle tinkle " as fall winds signal the end of october - the crowds of leaf loverin north-east iowa have added one more stop.welcome to pinter's gardens and pumpkins. pumpkins.the place where travelers - can bank on beautiful blooms with fall mums and colorful perenniels - and wander a shop full of gifts for the green thumber on their list . in t t last five years - this oasis on highway nine - has blossomed into a tourist destination* - built just -

neighbors - wouldn't have to drive so far - to pick out the perfect - pumpkin - fromthis selection - of thousands. thousands." so this was actually just a field .. we came in here with dozers and we built it from scratch ... . ... nd i've always wanted to do the pumpkin patch stuff because i took my kids everywhere to go see that stuff. " but even if you only came for the gords - - it's almost a guarentee you'll go home with something even sweeter.eveveone stops - - to press their nose - - against the glass - - and becomes a kid in a candy store - - when their faces focus on the fudge. fudge." it's ok .. fudge. fudge.focus on the their faces store - - when their faces focus on the fudge. fudge." " 's ok .. laughs. " layers of handmade gooey goodnes in flavors that send your taste buds reeling reeling" how about the orange chocolate swirl. " you think a free sample - mit satisfy your cravingng - - but the tiger butter - - the chocolate - - the pumpking with nuts - - and the chocolate rum - will make you helpless.

" so we always have all these different flavors .. we always have at least 15 or 16 different flavororat all times . " dilectable - amazing - - it is rare to see anyone walk away - without fudge fudge" beeep beeep - ching ching .. thank you. "and if that doesn't get you - a wide variety of cupcakes - - iowa wines - and jams and jellys in jars - just like grdma used to make - are waiting nearby.outside - - just beyond the wagons weighted down with those future giant jack-o-lanterns - there are more pleasant surprises. surprises." lots of people on the road just think it's a big slide, it's not just a big slide .. over the top of the hill there's a lot of other things. " "" baaaaaaaaaaa bahhh aaaaa " they include a farm animal zoo.no lama drama - here - but you can pet an alpaca - mull over that mohair mullet with an angora

there's even a playground where it's guarenteed youngsters will get - tired** out fall is always a spook-tacular time - at pinter's. " and the parents can be kids and the kids can just run wild and have lots of fun. " the photo album shows you never know what you'll find here - from m live bands - - to zombies of the walking dead. the outside patio and gardens - grand enough to become a popular spot for barbeques - - and some very* uplifting weings - anreceptions. receptions." it's just amazing, because you can do it all here and you can spend the whole day with your family it's about making the memories. " " tinkle tinkle tinkle " we're road trippin - at pinters - in decorah - i'm matt hammill and you can find all of matt's road trippin' adventures on our website. enjoy everything from union station in kansas city - to the omaha zoo at cbs-2-iowa-dot - com - then click the big road

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