cbs 2 this morning...the new complaints from republican presididtial candidates after theieithird pair of debates this cycle. the latest developments in the case of the south carolina sheriff's deptuy who tossed a girl across the room after she disrupted her class. e manhunt going on this morning after one man shot at two different law enforcement officers -- and then got away. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barr barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosioio d'ambrosio. let't'get a check of our cbs 2 weather

this morning presidential candidates are regrouping, after the third republican debate in colorado last night. and unlike the last few debates, the g-o-p front- runner is *not business man nald trump.but ananher washington outsider, neursergon ben carson. carson.the top ten candidates dueled in a prime-time debate -- that followed an earlier clash between the bottom four. much of the talk this morning is how the candidatat rallied together against the c-n-b-c moderators -- with many complaining that the questions were hostile.that includes the chairman of the republican national committee. "i was very disappointed in the moderators, i'm m disappointed in cnbc, i thought maybe they would bring forward a pretty fair forum here tonight, but i think it was one gotcha question, one personal low blow after the other." other."several candidates complained during the debate that the questions pitted them against one another instead of letting them discuss the issues.

here's a live days.less than 100 begin in just the primaries campaigns. of their seriousnene defending the carson defending the seriousness of their campaigns. the primaries begin in just less than 100 days. here's a live look at the capitol in washington this morning, that's where paul ryan said it's the beginning of a new day in congress.the wisconsin congressman was nominated yesterday to be the next speaker of the house.ryan told reporters the house will look very different than it has in t t past two years.the next step for him to officially win the job is to pass a full house vote later today. the house passed a bi-partisan budget that also prevents an unprecendented government default on its debt.that legislation n s now heading to

the senate.despite filibuster threats from presidential candidate rand paul, the bill is expected to pass before tuesday deadline for increasing the debt limit. former speaker of the house dennis hastert now says he's guilty of paying hush money to hide sexual abuse and lying to investigators about it. it.hastert admitted to paying millions to a former student to keep him quiet about the abuse that happened before his political career.the illinois republican was speaker of the house from 19-99 to 2007.he will be sentenced on february 29th. cbs 2 news will have complete coverage of the week's political news.be sure to watch iowa in focus.i'll be hosting that on sunday morning at 10:30, right here on cbs 2. cbs 2 news is learning new information to a benton county homicide. acacrding to autospy results, 25-year-old sabrina hustad was stabbed several times and strangled to death. death.neighbors tell cbs 2 news, her body was found face down near a rural shellslsrg house on sunday.investstators say david miller was renting the house.he has *not charged

in hustad's death, but authorities are calling him a "person of interest." interest."miller *is in custody for violating his parole after allegedly stealing a truck. this morning, a south carolina deputy is out of a job. job.deputy ben fields has been fired for slamming a student onto a floor, and then tossing her across a classroom.the whole incident was caught on cell phone video.sheriff leon lott admitted that when he first watched the video, it made him want to vomit. "it continues to upset me whenen i sesethat video. it's thth factcthat he picked that student up, and he threw the student across the room. that is not a proper technique and it should not be used in law enforcement." enforcement."that student that student s still arrested on a charge of "disturbing schools"a classmate who stood up to the deputy was also arrested on the same charge. an update to a story we brought to you yesterday. yesterday.one person is in custody following a deadly shooting right off the campus of miles college in birmingham, alabama.last night a candle light vigil was held for the victim -- 21-year-old kennen morris

inanapolis.three people were injured in the shooting.one victim is in serious condition, the other two have non life threatening injuries. police said it wasn't a random shooting, and the suspect targeted a specific person. right now authorities are looking for one suspect, but say there may be two. this morning a kentucky shooting suspect is on the loose as well.a manhunt is underway for a man accused of shooting both a police officer and a state trooper.floyd cook has been on the run since saturday.but last night, authorities believe they spotted him in tennessee.he fled and was able to get away once his car crashed.police arrested his girlfriend though, calling her an accomplice. back in the corridor -- there's a new way to recycle your trash in iowa city. city.they're called big belly's and they're solar- powered trash compactors.there are four sets and since thth were set up about a week ago -- they've already gotten rid of 14 regular trash cans in the downtown area.the city's recycling coordinator says with the designgnnd placement of these 8 thousand dollar machines makes it easy for folks to use them.

09:11:42 "since they're visible, people can use them and they literally just have to open them up and put their recycling in and there's a list on the side andndhe front of what can go i i" in."officials say about 40 percent of last november's trash in downtown iowa city could have been saved. this saturday, as trick-or- treaters head out to collect goodies, they might run into something differert. teal pumpkins are beginning to pop up on neighbors' porches - and here's why. last year, food allergy research & education, a national nonprofit group, set up the "teal pumpkin" project.teal is the color associatededwith food allergies - so if you put a teal pumpkin out on your doorstep, you can let kids know you have "safe" goodies for kids who have allergies. some ideas for safe treats include stickers, jewelry, books or even small toys. it's still to come... come...the latest tehcnology in sports, that could give you the closest thing to courtside seats. seats.in your cbs 2 seats. seats.courtside thing to the closest could give you sports, that could give you the

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it's now on this morninin morning.after the break... break...the new details about staying safe in an accident that applies to nearly every driver on the road.

welcome back - - it's now we're taking a look at your_______ your_______ now a warning about car seats, and not the kind you put children in, but the ones *you're in. in.kris van cleave explains why exexrts say in certain crashes, they can cause more problems than they solve. solve. 16-month old taylor warner loved the watera&and was just learning how to walka&(sot) (lizizarner) she had abouousix weeks when she was toddling around, and then it was over. five years agoa&the warner's 2010 hon odyssey was rear ended at 55 miles an hour. taylor was in her car seat

behind her father. hihi seatback broke--collapsing on impact and struck taylor in the facea&killing her.(sot) (liz warner) and it was all because of some stupid car that we thought was the safest thing we could get for our family to protect them. (crying)but crash tests - like this one - show what can happen when a seat collapsesa&the driver is launched backwards and slams into the child's face.drivers can also be injurereor killed when their heads crash into the back seata&and nearly every major american and japanese automaker has seen similar recent cases.(sot) (a(an caor) how often does this happen? (sighs deeply) every day.auto crash expert alan cantor has been examining seat back failures since the 1980's. we hired his lab outside philadelphia to test the strength of seats and the standard that's low enough even a babauet chair makes the grade. (sot) (alan cantor w/kris van cleave) "do car makers know this is an issue? yes." they've actually known for decades. in a 1996 deposition a general motors engineer admitted gm started tethering dummies to the seats during crash testsa&because

the dummies were "expensive" and the chances of losing them "were pretty high."improving the seats wouldn't be expensivea&one engineer, being deposed, said strengthening them would cost "on the order of a dollar or so."despite promises to look into the issue dating back 1992, the standard has remained the same. national highway traffic safety administrator mark rosekind didn't have time to sit down with us in the past two o weekek..so we caught up with him on capitol hill.(sot) (rosekind) administrator rosekind, sir, kvc from cbs rosekind, sir, the warners settled a lawsuit. automakers say their cars e safe, meet or exceed all federal standards and have improved over the years. years.at least 9 children have

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here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... in north liberty -- residents will soon be learning more about a proposed interchanan

i-380.the d-o-t will hold a 90- minute public information meeting starting at five on november 18-th.the meeting will have information on the proposed improvements in the area. in cedar rapids, a college student is looking for help to spread holiday cheer. nina wilson has spent the last five years collecting holiday cards and sending them to troops and veterans.she started with 200 cards and hopes to send at least six thousand this year. year.to find out how to send to find out how to send the cards and in just a few hours -- the u-s attorney's office for the northern district of iowa is holding a press conference in cedar rapids to discuss federal laws used to combat domestic violence.the goal is to raise public awareness toto prevent domestic violence against all victims.it starts at 9:45 at waypoint services. it's after the break... break...the career jump start that many corridor students will get today while they try

cbs 2 this morning...the latest personal attacks that two presidential candidates from the same state traded in last night's debate. the latest developments on a military blimp that cut loose from it's teather in maryland. the world series is heading back to new york -- see if the royals could open up a 2-game lead after a thrilling game 1 finish. welcome to cbs two this morning...cbs two this welcome to cbs two this morning...taking a live look athappy thursday i'm kelly d'ambrosio

barry.if you're bbarry. barry.and i'm kevin barry.

the third republican presidential debate is in the books -- and candidates last night came out swinging. swinging.bo at each other and the media.last night's prime-time debate featured the ten candidates who are polling the best right now.c-n-b-c was moderating, and received heavy criticism for what the candidates were calling hostile and rude questions.but the candidates also took several attacks at their opponents on stage, including jeb bush and marco rubio. " but, marco, when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term, and you should be showing up to work. i mean, literally the senate, what is it, like a french workweek?" workwewe?""the only reason why you're doing it now is because we're running for the same position, and someone has convinced you that attacking me is going to help you." you."ohio governor john kasich also attacked the front- runners s the race, sayinin they're on the v vge of picking someone who cant do the job.without using their

names, he criticized ben carsons proposal to end medicaid and donald trumps talk of deporting all immigrants who are in the country illegally. a a llow up to a story out of new york, york,thousands of police officers gathered to honor one of their own who was shot and killed last week.randolph holder was killed while responding to a shots fired report l lt tuesday.holder was an immigrant whose lifelong dream was to become a police officer -- like his father and grandfather did in africa. he'll be buried later this week. another mississippi university has decided to remove the state's flag from their campus. campus.and that sparked a protest wednesday at the unversity of southern mississippi.the flag has been in the spot lightbecause the confederate battle emblem is inside the flag.the presesent of the school says he loves the flag, but decided to remove it until the debate is resolved.faculty and students at the unversity of mississippi took down the flag from their campus earlier this week. a slow-moving -- u uanned blimp is now secure and back on the ground this morning after it broke loose from a

maryland military facility. it caused several power outages when its tether hit power lines.the blp came wn in at least two pieces -- and officials dont know what caused it to deflatetwo fighter jets quickly tracked the it down -- but aviation officials say they never intended to shoot it down -- they were just afraid it would cause problems for air traffic. no injuries were reported. in coralville, a-f-s-c-m-e local 29-85 made an eleven-hundred dollar donation yesteteay to the patriot guard riders.the ceremony took place at the iowa medical and classification center where many employees are represented by the union. "it's a great honor to be able to give back to the community and to organizations and to the community and to organizations such as the guard because they do great work there's great people out here." here."the patriot t guard riders organization has been in operation now for more than 10 years. in marion today... today...a fake product gave students a real lesson in the business world. world.abt 30 teams of two students each becamevirtual

c-e-o's and made key decisions like managing marketing prices and figuring out how to sell a music player.the teams also tried to outperform each other in sales -- profit and stock market share. community mentors were on hand for the students -- coaching them through business struggles they might not think about. "if they have too much on the shelves can they just quit production for the day? well no because they would lose all of their employees, so getting them to think about how their decisions impact their company" company" members of the first and second place teams recieved scholarship money for post-secondary education. new data shows iowa's fourth and eighth graders are above the national average, but not very much. the nation's report card from the nanaonal nter for education statistics looked at math and reading scores.those scores nation-wide have been slipping in the past few years. cbs 2 news spoke tohe principal of tiffin ementary who says iowa's schools are moving in the right direction, but want to continue to improve..

14:16:40 we've been working really hard to improve on that and continually putting in new supporor in all of our scscols to make that gap...put iowa back on top. top.cbs 2 news also reached out to the clear creek amana district about the reportrtthey tell us the district has programs to help students of all levels-whether they need extra help or they're advanced. the district also has teachersa&for their teachers to help improvemenencontinue.. khloe khardashian is opening up about her marriage to former n-b-a star lamar odom. odom.the two were in the final stages of a divorce before odom was found unconscious at a nevada brothel earlier this month.he's now back on t t road to recovery.khardashian rushed to odom's bedside -- but told people magazine they still have no plans of getting back together. game two of the world series last night wasn't nearly as exciting as game one. one.the kansas city royals beat the new york mets 7-to-1 last night, taking a 2 games to nothing lead as the series shifts to new york.aame three will be friday -- you can

watch it on our sister station -- f f 28 just after 7. and don't forget tonight you can catch thursday night football right here on cbs 2. it's another rivalry game, as the undefeated new england patriots host the miami doplhins.the game kicks off around 7-thirty, bubucoverage starts directly following the cbs 2 news at six. six. it's after the break... break...one couple's special moment and the dog that made sure he wawaincluded.

if you're looking for a uniqie way to decorate for halloween...come join us on fox28 morning liveve todadaat 7am becacae hyvee is with us with some great decorating tips! and if your child is really and if your and if your child is really interested in technology or entrepreneurs hip, a competitionons ggng on to create an a a! and they don't even have to know anything about coding. here's a look at some of eastern iowa's at some of here's a look at some of eastern iowa's top stories -- on this morning... satelite voting locations will be open today in iowa city for the city council election. starting a aten thisismorning, voters will be able to submit their ballots at the public library or the fountain lobby at the u-i-h-c.those spots will also be open tomorrow. election day is november third. we're now 99 days from u-i-i dance marathon's big event.on

halloween fun to drum up support for everyone who will stay on theifeet 24-hours from february fifth to the sixth.this is the e nd year for the event -- it's raised more than 16-million dollars for pediatric cancer patients. kids in solon on wednesday got to meet former n-f-l star tim greeeethe former atlantata falcon and syracuse line- backer made a stop at solon middle school to promote reading.since he retired, green has become and author d has written more 4han a dozen books for both kids and adults. in north liberty -- residents will soon be learning more about a proposed interchange at west forevergreen road and i-380.the d-o-t will hold a 90- minute publiinformation meetinstarting at five on november 18-th.the meeting will have infofoation on the proposed improvements in the area. in cedar rapids, a college student is looking for help to spread holiday cheer. nina wilson has spent the last five years collecting holiday cards and sending them to troops and veterans.she startewiwi 200 cards and hopes to send at least six thousand this year. year.to find out how to send the cards and what tinclude,

log on to our website, cbs 2 iowa dot com. some hilarioio pictures have started going around of a couple who's engagemnet pictures were interrupted by their dog. dog.that's louie the dachshund, having fun in the fall leaves and blocking chris d megan. megan h h louis before she m m chris, louis before she met chris, and says she's starting to suspect the pup is a bit jealous.

we'll have another look at some of today's top stories, right after this. cbs-2 news connects with the corridor.call us with your story tips at 1-800-222-kganor email usust news at cbs2iowa.comor connect with us

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- it now we're takiki a look your_______ your_______ cbs 2 news is learning new information to a benton county homicide.

according to autospy results, 25-year-old sabrina hustad was stabbed several times and strangled to death. death.neighbors tell cbs 2 news, her body was found face down near a rural shellsburg house on sunday.investigators s say david miller was renting the house.he has *not charged in hustad's death, but authorities are calling him a "person of interest." interest."miller *is in custody for violating his parole after allegedly stealing a truck. this morning, a south carolina deputy is out of a job. job.deputy ben fields has been fired for slamming a student onto a floor, and then tossing her across a classroom.the whole incident was caught on cell phone video.sheriff leon lott admitted that when he first watched the video, it made him want to vomit. "it continues to upset me when i see that video. it's the fact that he picked at student up, and he threw the student across the room. that is not a proper technique and it should not be used in law enforcement." enforcement."that student was still arrested on a charge of "disturbing schools"a assmate who stooooup to the deputy was also arrested on

an update to a story we brought to you yesterday. yesterday.one person is in custody following a deadly phooting right off the campus of miles college inin birmrmgham, alabama.last night a candle light vigil was held for the victim -- 21-year-old kennen morris shots were fired at a mall in indianapolis. indianapolis.three people were injured in the shootiti.one victim is in seriousus condition, the other two have non life threatening injuries. police said it wasn't a random shooting, and the suspect targeted a specific person. right now authorities are looking for one suspect, but say there may be two. this morning a kentucky shooting suspect is on the loose as well.a manhunt is underway for a man accused of shooting both a police officer and a state trooper.floyd cook has been on the run since saturday.but last night, authorities believe they spotted him in tennessee.he fled and was able to get away once his car crashed.police arrested h h girlfriend though, calling her an accomplice. republican candidates are grouping this morning, following the third g-o-p debate in boulder colorado.and

unlike the last few debates, the g-o-p front-runner is *not business man donald trump. trump.but another washington outsider, neursergon ben carson.the top ten candidates dueled in a prime-time debate -- that followed an earlier clash between the bottom four. much of the talk this morning is w the candidates rallied together against the c-n-b-c moderators -- with many complaining that the questions were hostile. here's a live look at the capitol in washington, paul ryan says it's the beginning of a new day in congress.the wisconsin congressman was nominated yesterday to be the next speaker of the house.ryan told reporters the house will look very different than it hain the past two years.the next s sp for him to officially win the job is to pass a full house vote later today. the house passed a bi-partisan budget that also prevents an unprecendented government defafault on its debt.that legislation is now heading to the senate.despite filibuster threats from presidential candidate rand paul, the bill is expected to pass before tuesday deadline for increasing the debt limit. former speaker of the house

guilty of paying hush money to hide sexual abuse and lying to investigators about it. it.hastert admitted to paying millions to a former student to keep him quiet about the abuse that happened before his political career.the illinois republican was speaker of the house from 19-99 to 2007.he will be sentenced on february 29th. cbs 2 news will have complete coverage of the week's political news.be sure to watch iowa in focus.i'll be hosting that on sunday morning at 10:30, right here on cbs 2. back in the corridor -- there's a new way y recycle your trash in iowa city. city.they're called big belly's and they're solar- powered trash compactors.there are four sets and since they were set up about a week ago -- they've already gotten rid of 14 regular trash cans in the downtown area.the city's recycling coordinator says with the design and placement of these 8 thousand dollar machines makes it easy for folks to use them. 09:11:42 "since they're vivible, people can use them and they literally just have to open them up and put their recycling in and there's a list on the side and the front

in."officials say about 40 percent of last november's trash in downtown iowa city could have been saved. this saturday, as trick-or- treaters head out to collect goodies, they might run into something different. teal pumpkins are beginning to pop up on neighbors' porches - and here's why. last year, food allergy research & education, a national nonprofit group, set up the "teal pumpkin" project.teal is the color associated with food allergies - so if you put a teal pumpkin out on your doorstep, you can let kids know you have "safe" goodies for kids who have allergies. some ideas for safe treats include stickers, jewelry, books or even small toys. it's now on this morning. momoing.we'll take a look at what's coming up on fox 28 morning live before we send

we'll hope you'll switch over to fox 28 right now for fox 28 morning live.coming up - there's a competition going on for teens interested in keeping other teens safe.we talk to the verizon foundation about their innovative app challenge. challenge.plus - if you're looking for some last-minute ideas to make your home really spooky for halloween, we got you covered.how you can use fruits and cheese for some freaky decorations. thanks justin.we'll see you in

see you thanks justin. we'll see you in two

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