he's being held in the benton county jail. jail.authorities tell cbs 2 news, the victim is 25- year-old sabrina hustad, who was found in the driveway of a home between shellsbubu and urbana.that's the same place where david miller lives.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee spoke with withtwo of miller's neighbors, one of whom is both a victim and a witness. i'm glad i didn't get him out of the truck - i don't know what would've happened.justin varner says it was david miller's tight grip that stopped him from getting his truck back early sunday morning - before it became a mangled mess.i heard it fire up in the driveway and i instantly just jumped up - that's my truckpolice say miller is responsible for stealing and shattering varner's truck.varnererays that morning, his neighbor acted erratically and had bloodied armshe was stuttering through his wordsfore he drove off - eventually smashing it into this crane on a road closed f because of

a little leary - you don't expect that in a small town." that's a block away from where chris relf says her white ford pickup was stolen.n.police haven't confirmed if miller took the white truck.varner said he and his friends regrouped later that day, to discuss his stolen truck - and crossed a bloody trail.that's s where e we discovered her laying down.a shocking scene - now covered by crime tape..one of the other guys actually went over there went over there to feel her or if she had a pulse and he says yeah she's gone obviously the death is a suspicious death and is being treated that way. that could be me laying down - face down covering the corridor in benton county, steffi lee, fox 28 news. miller is being heldld on a five thousand dollll bond.but a judge is blocking him from

bonding out because he violated his parole.court records show miller previously has been convicted of drug charges and is a repeat offender. cbs 2 news ten at ten continues now with more of the corridor's top stories. stories.police came face to face with a robbery suspect over the weekend. weekend.it happened at the style city hair studio along first avenue saturday night. police werertold a man insidede was the suspect in a robbery a week ago.officers say when they entered the back of the store, the suspect pointed a gun at them and tried to get away.but theyere able to take ththman into custody without firing their guns. guns.right now, 21-year-old travonte hughes is in the linn county jail on a number of charges.there's also a warrant for his arrest out of chiccago. right now, police in mount vernon vernonare investigating a string of car burglaries through out the city.the department tells cbs 2 news, officers responded to calls on palisades road southwhwt anan

morning.they found 18-year-old cordel mayfield near one of the homes,the other suspect, 19-year hayden mayfield was takekeinto cucuody after running from police.both face burglary charges and are in the linn county jail. cbs 2 news has learned the woman who police say sayplowed her car intoto spectators at a homecoming parade in oklahoma will soon under-go a psychological evaluation. evaluation.25-year-old adacia chambers is being held on one-million dollars bond.four people were killeleand dozens injured--17 of whom remain in the hospital tonight. chambers' family says she has spent time in a hospital for mental illness.right now, chambers is charged with four counts of second d degree murder and more charges could be filed. students at the university of iowa right now are being asked to take a survey about sexual assault. assault.cbs 2 news first told you last week about the effort to make susu the school's message on sexual assault was getting through.the "speak

online just a few hours ago.it examines all sexual misconduct on campus.all responses to t t susuey will be anonymous and only degree-seeking students can take it.the university hopes to have the first results from the survey by the

the u-s is standing by tonight to help afghanistan recover from a devistating earthquake. more than a hundred people are confirmed dead right nowa&and the death ll continues to rise.the seven-point-five magnitude e quake could be felt in pakistan and india.the epicenter was near the pakistan and china border. authorities are telling people to stay out of buildings because they could crumble as re aftershocks hit the region. a new report from the world health organization says eating processed meat causes cancer. cancer.the report alsooints to red meat - but those in the beef industry say there's a lot more to it. it. the who committee is placing processed meat like hot dogs

risk category as tobacco. ut e *amount of increased risk is nowhere near the same. for example - the lifetime risk of getting colon cancer is five percent. eating the equivalent of one hot dog a day raises that risk to onon about six-percent.by comparison, one study found the lifetime risk of lung cancer is just over one percent in male nonsmokers and out 17 percent in smokers. smokers.the evidence was strongest for a cancer link with processed meat - but the panel of experts did say that red meat liky causes cancer - mainly colon but possibly also pancreatic and prostate. the committee described a number of possible reasons for the risk.mechanisms.. mechanisms.."processed meat are treated with different chemicals in order to preserve the meat, some of those chemicals are nitrates and nitrates can react in the body and form carcinogens."we spoke to an iowa organization that sees the report as somewhat dramatic and alarmist. alarmist.

"to say it's a single food that causes cancer, it cannot necessarily be isolated and so what we can look at are the factors such as obesity, living a healthy livestyle." "we alal know that age, genetics, socioeconomic characteristics factor into the risk of cancer so overall, living a healthy lifestyle is more important than worry about an individual food." since the report was released, the debate over whether these connections can be made has exploded on social media - including on our facebook page. you can join in on the conversation on our facebook page, kgan - cbs 2. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. swisher is the latest johnson county city to say no to the county-wide minimum wage hike. the measure will raise the minimum wage to 10-10 an hour by 20-17.last month, solon and shueyville both voted to opt-out the increase. north liberty,

there's a new part of highway 9-65 that's closed tonight. crews are painting traffic signal poles in the southband lanes near pacha parkway and cherry street.the projececis expected to take at lease a week to complete. students in iowa city will have more opportunities to learn about science, technology, engineering and math.that's thanks to an 85- hundred llar grant the district just got from verizon..the grant will go to help teach stem subjects in three middle schools and three high schools in the district. officials say it will help fund programs both in and out of the classroom. right now in marion, unity point is expanding its family medicine and urgent care campus.they'll use the existing lebeda mattress factory next door to add about six thousand square feet.the new facility is expected to be open in 20-17. just a head of trick or treating this weekend, some kids got the chance to *trunk or treat. the salvation army in cedar rapids held its annual safe e halloween event today.besides a few treats,

kids also got to jump in a giant red kettle, make crafts, decorate cookies and play games. "it's just a great chance to o give back to those in our community and bring families together and make sure they are able to celebrate together and have fun and provide a safe envronment to do that." that."."the salvation armymyells cbs 2 news it averages around 400 people for this event every year. that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first foreca in the first ten minutes. minutes.but we are j jt gettttg started.coming up... up....the worries over raising the debt ceiling and why republican lawmakers are fuming over the plans behind the scenes. scenes.it was a perfect day to get outside b rain is on the way!i'll let you know when you will need your umbrella this week and also have your spooky

up after the tomorrow on cbs 2 this morning. we peainto the future to see what the next generation of hotels might look like. like. why the next big thing, might not be very big at all. that's tomorrow on cbs 2 this

next on c-b-s two news... news...why one iowa high school udent is telling a g-o-p presidential candidate to take his message somewhere else.

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is preparing for his latest visit to iowa. iowa.tomorrow night, the republican will speak at west high school in sioux city.but the visit is not sitting well with everyone.francisco o valdezez is a graduate of sioux city west, and says trump is threatening the latino community.he's circulating a petition demanding trump hold his rally somewhere else. trtrp and several other g-o-p

hopefuls will be in colorado wednesday for the third republican debate.trump and doctor ben carson insisted on format changes for this debate, ey include openeng statements and a two-hour limit. on the democratic side, former maryland governor martin o'malley is headed back to iowa.he'll be in des moines friday evening to attend the iowa spiriards to celebrate e iowa's l-g-b-t community.o'malley, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will be back in des moines on novemb 14th for the second democratic debate.you can watch thatebate live, right here on cbs 2, coverage kicks off at eight in the evening. and remember, cbs 2 news anchor kevin barry re-capps the weeks top political stories each weekend.you can see iowa in focus eaea sunday morning at 10-30 here on cbs 2. john boehner is now in his last week as speaker of the house. house.on thursday, representatives will elect a new speaker and that's expected t tbe congressssn paul ryan of wisconsin.there

will create unity in the republican party. party.right now, speaker boehner reportedly is working on a long term budget deal wiwith the white house. senior political correspondent scott thuman thumanhas the story you will only see on cbs 2. 2. few issues motivate washington more than money! so the u-s paying its debts so it doesn't default, would seem a no brainer. but the 18 trillion dollar debt ceiling, seems stuck in place, thanks to political infighting.-(paul ftp @ 24, rep nke, r, montana) "to go through a debt ceiling balance every year! because we can't figure out in washington how to control our spending habits!"-infuriating, say members. complicati matters, tpe search for a new house speaker, increasese paisan bickering & posturing over the presidential race...put that limit, in limbo.-(white house @ 152-josh earnest) that is in some ways that is the dictionary definition of fiscal responsibility//butt// so the stakes are high"-osh bivens, epi expert @ 520) "it's really a silly and precarious situation to be e in. i don't think it's end of the world scary but it is a real

economic policy institute pointed out how past procrastinating took a toll. like in 2011 when a last second avereron downgraded the u-s credit rating for the first time!-miss it this time, and...-(graphic)...it could mean stopped payments for social security and medicare recipients, trigger a global financial panic with stock & bond holders...even boost interest rates for homebuyers.- (josh bivens @ 225) "the president should absolutely say congress: you've given me 2 contradictory imperatives-- spend this money, don't spend this money because of the debt t ceceing, i'm just gonna a ep spending the money."-adding to the drama, democrats want a clean bill--republicans-- spending cuts. they're hoping they can elect paul ryan speaker this week- a numbers guru who could save the day.- (ftp-zinke) "no one is going to pull the wool over his eyes" -(scott/standup)treasury secretary lew wrote an op-ed, pleading for congress to pass it now--stressing it's really an obligation, not a choice-- citing the analogy, it's kind of like eating a meal and then leaving without paying.on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman tonight in sports...

big changes in ames... we'll catch you up on what's going on with the iowa state

two-and-five... heads are gonna roll... that's just life in big time college football... iowa state announced significant changes to their offense this

morning...mia o'brien has more from ames... with ames already buzzing about the cyclones new starting quarterback... "i had to make a change at offensive coordinator this morning."more changes or iowa state... state..."mark and i couldn't get on the same page about a few important items... joel was not the case that this has come to a head... in the end, we couldn't c ce to a conclusion together. and he's decided to not accept the direction we want to go."a direction that, like it or not, will be led by sophomomo quarterback joel lanning.. ".you know i'm just thinking about saturday, getting a little nervous, but there's no reason to be at all, it's just like another week prpearing myself like i have in the past."even with mangino gone and a new starting quarterback, coach paul rhoads and the cyclone agree: it will be business as usual saturday at jack trice. "they are a tight brotherhood and they will remain that way." way." "there's up and downs.

in every week and every day in football. you just gotta eep shing ":and even if the faces on the sideline may be different... "you can't change the style of season. y ou'd just mess with kids heads. and all that, so it's gonnae the exact same plays like coach mangino was running it"the gameplan hasn't changed. in ames mia o'brien cbs 2 sports. the high school volleyball fun... is just beginning... it's tourney time for the state's best.... and we startrt with a premiere first round matchup in three-a... solon... the defending champs... against this year's number one team... west liberty... you could call this a heavy weight fight on the volleyball court... first set and the ladydyspartans were ready -- rachel nelson sets up jess heick -- and she brings it home -- heick -- with some velocity... for the point... but the comets had an answer -- cassedi simon -- i guess they call that the quick wrister... and then west liberty sets it up for their heavy hitter --- brianna morales -- just get her the rock -- the comets takedown

monticello travelili to mount vernon in their regional match-up.... but all the panthers could do is watch... this was all mount vernon... first set... kaitlyn volesky.... too much power from the mustang.... monticello can't handle the heat... and then later in the set... more dominance from the home team... wynne vandersall .. hammer time... that makes it 11-3...mount vernon takes care of business at home... they roll... three sets to zero... now we'll jump up to the four- a regionals... xavier hostiti nton shellsburg... and the vikings started off pretty well in set one... here they leave it up for kayla lee... and she slams it home... but xavier got on track quickly... after a long rally... charlotte richards finds the ball in the air.. and senen it into the ground... that's a saints point...and then how 'bout an ace?... ellie mcdermott finds the soft spot in the defense and does it herself... and xavier advances... they win three sets to one... stay with c-b-s two -marissa has one last look at your

thanks for watching your dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, i still feel like you could surprise me. like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future.

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