the new budget deal reached overnighghin congress -- and when it could becoco law. the new part of state government trying to make the legal system more fair for accused criminals. welcome to cbs twohis morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kekey d'ambrososio. d'd'brosio. first forecast.

we now knonothe name of the victim of a weekend homicide in the corridor. a man is in jail this morning but the iowa division of criminal investigation says he has *nobeen charged with that woman's death. death.right now -- 31-year-old

a probation violation and a theft charge -- he's accused of stealing a truck. authorities say he is being investigated for other charges too. too.t d-c-i identified the victim as 25-year-old sabrina hustad.police tell cbs 2 news she was found dead in the driveway of a home between shellsburg and urbana. that home belongs to miller.the man whose truck was stolen, was with a group of friendndwhen they stumbled on a bloody hustad's body. "that's where we discovered her ying down." budded to "one of the other guys actually went over there went over there to feel her or if she e d a pulse and he says yeah she's gone." gone."authorities tell cbs 2 news there was a second truck stolen nearby, but haven't confirmed if miller was involved.an autopsy will be performed on hustad's body. we'll continue to track this developing story, for the latest details, check our website, at cbs 2 iowa-dot-com. new this morning, morning,firefightets responded to a garage fire in cedar rapids.it happened at -28

15-th avenue southwest.crews tell cbs 2 news that 2 cars inside the garage were damaged and no one was injured.nearby roads that initially had to be blocked off are now open. a shooting happened near a military recruiting office in davenport on monday, but police say, that wasn't the target. target.shots were first fired in a law firm in the same buildingngas that recruiting office.two people were hurt but authorities say not from gunshot wounds - they're just minor injuries.one woman who worked in the same building, said police response was ery quick, but it still took an emotional toll on everyone. "it was surreal that something that serious happened around us, and for us just to go back to work did not feel right." right."police say the incident ended with the shooter taking his own life, after he fled the scene.details on a motive were not released. an ohio man wanted for his mother's death is now in an n iowa j jl.state p prol arrested this man, 34-year-old

iowa along interstate 35.he was driving nearly 100- miles-per hourwhen officers pulled him over.his mothehewas found dead in her home on saturday. a cbs 2 news follow up on the deadly homecoming parade in oklahoma. oklahoma.during her first court appearance monday -- adacia chambers was charged with ffr counts of second- degree murder.a prosecutor says it looks like she intentionally drove into a crowd of people on saturday -- killing four people and injuring dozens mo.the district attorney said chambers drove around a barricade and ran a red light before hitting the crowd.right now - she's being held in jail on a million dollars bond -- and will have a psychological evaluation. another follow up..new numbers is morning on the death toll from a massive earthquake in the middle east, and officials believe that number will increase even more.right now, at least 311 people have been killed, most of them in pakistan, , and some in afghanistan.the 7-point-5 magnitude earthquake also

a u-s defense official says a navy destroyer passed within 12-naucal miles of f n-made islands in the south china sea. sea.and that could be a violation of maritime law -- although the u-s government doesn't recognize the islands as chinese territory.the mission was approved by president barack obama.the south ccna sea is the subject of numerous territorial disputes.several countries, including china, claim ownership over several island chains and the water that surrounds them. new this morning - - congressional leaders leadersstruck a major budget deal with the house house just before midnight. midnight.the deal would raise the debt ceiling and lift defense budget caps.house speaker john boehner plans to have the house vote on the deal tomorrow.that's the same day publicans in the house will nominate the next person to replace boehner as speaker. the deal would avoid a possible default and reduce the chances of a government shutdown in december. another new g-g-p poll pollshows donald trump *behind doctor ben carson in iowa.this one is from monmouth university.it's the third poll

in t last week that shows trump in second place. a new poll from the asasciated press says trump is widely unpopular among hispanics. 72-percent of hispanics in the survey say they have an favorable view of him.and that includes a group in sioux city who started a petition cacaing for trump to move hisis upcomimi rally out of sioux city west high school. "he's influencing a lot of people to hate certain, like, certain groups, certain groups of people." people."me students are saying the school districts anti-bullying policies should keep him from having his rally there.the schools' superintendent says it's a chance for a learning experience about the democratic process. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is also under fire, for recent comments she made about veteran healthcare. healthcare.in an m-s-n-b-c @ interview last friday she said the v-a scandal had not been "as widespread as it has been made out to be."many republicans, including senator john mccain, are calling for clinton to apologize, saying it shows a lack of

appreciation to veterans who are struggling to get health care.clinton's'sampaign then said she is outraged by the delays, and will release details next month on her plan to fix the system. on the campaign trail, former maryland governor martin o'malley is headed back to iowa.he'll be in des moines friday evening to attend the iowa spirit awards to celebrate iowa's l-g-b-t community.o'malley, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will all be back in des moines on november 14th for the second democraticbate.you can watch that debatatve, right here on cbs 2, coverage kicks off at eight in the evening. the t-v news reporter and photographer shot and killed live on air are getting one of broadcast journalism. journalism.colleagues presented the families of allison parker and adam ward with posthumous emmy awards. parker and ward were recognized with the ted yates award for their professionalis m and ctributions to t-v news.their co-workers at w- d-b-j in roanoke, virginia also received a yates award for "showing courage in the

after the break... break...the touching story of ordinary people taking

lives.in your cbs 2 when flood waters were rising in louisiana -- one grgrp of people helped rescue otherer and move flooded cars to higher ground. ground.one woman says she's alive thanks to heroes who helped her and her 12-year-old son. son. kiran chawla has that uplifting story. story. natsthis is not how jennette frananin expected to begin her week....with her car week....with begin her week....with her car parked in the walk-on's parking lot after taki on water last night. franklin: the water haha come all the y up to you and when we opened the door, it just rushed into the door

yesterday and husband lost her franklin@just the doorfranklin just lost her husband yeyeerday and was ononer way home from new orleans on burbank near nicholson. this is what it looked like last night....the blue car --- her daughter-in-law's and behind it, is her car. because she had just lost her husband, the carsrsere packed with thinin totoove back to baton rouge.e. "it's devastating"now, much of it is damaged in brown murky watr that's still on the floorboard and the trunk. pictures of her husband and son she's trying to salvage. but re than these sentimental losses, franklin is simply cocoting her blessings for being alive tonight."heroes because without them, i don't know if any of us could have made it out of ere the way made it t- out of could have any of us don't mnow if without them, i because "heroes tonight.being alive tonight."heroes because without them, i don't know if any of us could have made it

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right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest details about the shocking viveo of a police officer arresting a high school stududt. the newest institution dealing with it's own confederate flag controversy -- and the school that won't fly the state flag anymore.

the latest corridor communqty to decide they won't go along with johnson county's minimum wage increase. welcome to cbs two this morning!we're looking live at i'm kelly d'ambrosio d'ambrosioand i'm kevin barry. it's just about 6:30. 6:30.we are very excited we are very excited we are very excited because in about 30 minutes we're going to get visit from...the weinermobil you'ue gotta come join us on fox28 8 7 day because we are gonna get a tour of the inside of the weinermobile! let's get a check of our let's get a check of our cbs 2 weather

shocking new video this morning from south carolina where a school resource officer is caught on camera tossing a student across a classroom floor. floor.we want to warn you someme viewers may find this video disturbing. disturbing.the school says the officer was acting in response to a student who was refusing to leave class.he tips a female student's desk backward until she falls onto the floor - he then turur her r er and puts hand cuffs on her.another student recorded the incident using a cell phone.the officer has been banned from the school while an investigation is underway. a murder suspect in new w mexico is blaming the walking dead for his actions.

actions.damon p pry told police he was binge watching the popular zombie television show when he says he thought his friend was turning into a zombie.perry admitted to beating him to death using a nunuer of weapons in the attack. "in my 13 years of doing this, that was the most brutal scene that i have ever seen." "there are some things in thi casesehat i don't'think we'll ever know, like when the microwave was used, when the guitar was used, and when the knives came into play." play."police first learned something was wrong when a 9-1-1 caller said there was a man chasing a woman with a knife.two maintenance men tackled perry and held him down until officers arrived. an odd story out of indiana, a woman injured by a gunshot wound, by her dog, who happens to be named trigger. trigger.officers sayaythe dog g stepped on the trigger of the gun, which then shot his owner in the foot.the d-n-r says it's a case of unfortunate human error. 25 year-old allie carter put her 12-gauge on the ground without turning on the safety.they adviseeveryone to

and make sure your dog is trained, before bringing them along. continuing coverage on the confederate flag controversy controversythroughout the country.the university of mississippi has removed the state flag from school grounds because it incorporates the confederate emblem.school leaders and students both voted to remove the flag -- it will now be displayed in the university's archives. a new study suests processed meat can cause cancer. cancer.and d d meat could also be a contributing factor in developing cancer.the study was released by the world health organization's cancer group.it classifies processed meat as -- quote -- "carcinogenic to humans" with h the potential to cause c colon cancer. "processed meat are treated with different chemicals in order to preserve the meat, some of those chemicals are nitrates and nitrates ca react in the body and form carcinogens." carcinogens."the w-h-o cancer group's director says these findings support current public health recommendations to limit the amount of meat in youriet.but meat industry groups blasted the repor calling it biased and misleading.. a hospital in pennsylvania is

sending out letters to thousands of patients warning them they might have been exposed to bacteria during heart surgery. surgery.during surgery -- a small metal box circulates ter into blankeke.the hospital says a small gap in the machine may have sent bacteria into the air -- exposing patients to infection. hospital officials say at least 8 patients have been infected so far -- four of em have died.the devices in question have been sent to the c-d-c for further investigation. the american academy of pediatrics wants to raise the age to buy cigarettes to 21--nationwide. 21--nationwide.that includes all l bacco products - and e-cigarettes.right now only hawaii and about 90 cities enforce the 21 age limit.the recommendation was among more than two-dozen released by the nation's leading pediatrics group trying to reduce the number of children addicted to nicotine.another recommendati on would outlaw flavors like grape and cotton candy added to tobacco products. e-cigarettes will soon be banned from being left in checked bags while flying.the department of transportation

said there have been at least 26 incidents in the past 6 years where an e-cigarette has caused a small explosion or fire.usually they are left on or have a battery short-circuit.e-cigarettes will still be allowed on carry on bags -- but passengers wont be able to recharge them while on the plane. turning now to the pay debate in swisher... swisher.r.ccy leaders met again to decide whether to opt out of the johnson county minimum wage increase. increase.that first increase will take effect this sunday, unless local governments vote to opt out.and last night that's exactly what city leaders chose totoo.mayor christopher taylor told cbs 2 news he's not happy to reject the increase, but it's the right thing to do for a town lower wage. "i can't say i'm happy about it passing necessarily, but i think there were a lot of problems with the ordinance that was put forth by the county and their solution is that would have worked best for every city in johnson county." county."solon is the only other communy in only other solon is the solon is the only other community in the county

that, so far, has decided to opt out of the increase. it's coming up next... next...the viewer using this halloween to make his case to

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here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... in north liberty, there's more highway 9-65 construction thth morning.one lane is closed, as crews paint traffic signal poles in the southbound lanes near pacha parkway and cherry street.the whole project is expected to take at lease a week to complete. washington high school in cedar rapids will celebrate the completion of a 3-year project tonight.school leaders will host an open house from 4:30-to-6:30 showing off more than 31-million dollar renovations -- including a new air condititning unit -- cafeteria improvements and interior fire protection.a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at 5. another trunk or treat event will be held tonight in cedar rapids$it's hosted by western fraternal life and the public is invited to attend.it will be held from 5 to 6:30.this is video from a similar event last night, that was held at the salvation army.

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a man is in jail this m mning but the iowa division of criminal investigation says he has *not been charged with that woman's death. death.right now -- 31-year-old@ davimiller is being he on probation violation and a theft charge -- he's accused of stealalg a truck.k. authorities say he is being investigated for other charges too. too.the d-c-i identified the victim as 25-year-old sabrina hustad.police telcbs 2 news she was found dead d the driveway of a home between shellsburg and urbana. that home belongs to miller.the man whose truck was stolen, was

with a group of friends when they stumbled on a bloody trtrl, that eventually led to hustad's body. "that's where we discovered her laying down." budded to "one of the other guys actually went ver there went over tre to feel her or if she uad a pulse and he says yeah she's gone." gone."authoritits tell cbs 2 news there was a second truck stolen nearby, but haven't coirmed if miller was involved.an autopsy will be perfrfmed on hustad's body. we'll continue to track this developing story, for the latest details, check our website, at cbs 2 iowa-dot-com. new this morning, morning,firefighters responded to a garage fire in cedar rapids.it happened at 15-28 l street uthwest.crews tell cbs 2 news that 2 cars inside the garage were damaged and no one was injured.just eleven days ago, fire crews responded to a fire at the house on that prerty.fire ofofcials believe that fire was set intentionally. a shooting happened near a military recruiting office in davenport on monday, but police say, that wasn't he target.

target.shots were first fired in a law firm in the same building as that recruiting office.two people were hurt but authorities say not from gunshot wounds - they're just minor injuries.one woman who worked in the same building, said police response was very quick, but i istill took an emotional toll on everyone. "it was surreal that something that serious happened around us, and for us just to go back to work did not feel right." right."police say the incident ended with the shooter taking his own life, after he fled the scene.details on a motive were not released. an ohio man wanted for his mother's death is now in an iowa jail.state patrol arrested this s man, 34-year-old burley blankenship in north iowa along interstate 35.he was driving nearly 100- miles-per hour when offcers pulled him over.his mothfr was found dead in her home on saturday. a cbs 2 news follow up on the deadly homecoming parade in oklahoma. oklahoma.during her first court appearance monday -- adacia chambers was charaed

wi four counts of second- degree murder.a prososutor says it looks like she intentionally drove into a crowd of people on saturday -- killing four people and injuring dozens more.the district attorney said chambers drove arou a barricade and ran a red light fore hitting the crowd.d.right now - she's being held in jail on a million dollars bond -- and will have a psychological evaluation. another follow up..new numbers is morning on the death toll from a massive earthquake in the mimile east, and offifials believe that number will increase even more.right now, at least 311 people have been killed, most of them in pakistan, and some in afghanistan.the 7-point-5 magnitude rthquake also injured hundreds throughout the region. a u-s defense official says a navy destroyer passed within 12-nautical miles of man-made islands in the south china sea. sea.and that could be a viololion of maritime law -- though the u-s government doesn't recognize the islands as chinese territory.the mission was approved by president barack obama.the south china sea is the subject of numerous territorial

disputes.several countries, cluding chinanaclaim ownership over several island chains and the water that surrounds them. new this morning -- congressional leaders leadersstruck a major budget deal with the house house just before midnight. midnight.the deal wowod raise the debt ceiling and lift defense budget caps.house speaker john boehner plans to have the house vote on the deal tomorrow.that's the same day republicans in the house will nominate the next person to replace boehner as speaker. the deal would avoid a possible default and reduce the chances of a government shutdown in december. another new g-o-p poll pollshows donald trump *behind doctor ben carson iniowa.this one is from monmouth university.iis the third poll in the last week that shows trump in second place. a new poll from the associated press says trump is widely unpopular among hispanics. 72-percent of hispanics in the survey say they have an unfavorable view of him.and that includes a group in sioux city who started a petition calling for trump to move his upcoming rally out of sioux city weshigh school.

people to hate certaiai like, certain groups, certain groups of people." people."some students are saying the school districts anti-bullying policies should keep him from having his rally there.the schools' superintendent says it's a chance for a learning experience about the democratic process. on the democratic side, hillary clinton is also under fire, for recent comments she made about veteran althcare. healthcare.in an m-s-n-b-c interview last friday she said the v-a scandal had not been "as widespread as it has been made out to be."many repuicans, including senator lohn mccain, are calling for clinton to apologize, saying it shows a lack of appreciation to veterans who are struggling to get health care.clinton's campaign then said she is outraged by the delays, and will release details next month on her plan to fix the system. on the campaign trail, former maryland governor martin o'malley is headed back to iowa.he'll be in des moines friday evening to attend the iowa spirit awards to celebrate iowa's l-b-t community.o'malley, hillary

clinton ananbernie sanders will all be back in des moines on november 14th for the second democratic debate.you can watch that debate live, right here on cbs 2, coverage kicks off at eight in the evening. it's now on this morning. morning.we'll take a look at what's coming up on fox 28 morning live before we send

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video captures a sheriff's deputy throwing a student out of her chair. new details about the moments before the confrontation. a major retail chain will be closed on black friday. the ceo of rei is in studio 57 to tell us why. >> your world in 90 seconds.