a corridor mother recounts a horrible incident of an officer allegedly attacking her 10-year-old daughter at school.but first - right now, an investigation is underway at a cedar rapids school.district leaders tell cbs 2 news a police officer was involved in what they're calling a discipline incident with a student. student.but the mother of that

takereporter steffi lee has more in this cbs 2 news exclusive.. exclusive.. "i'm like they called the police on my daughter?"mother lakeisha hayes says she immediately panicked after a phone call from a police officer at her daughter's school. school. "he was like yeah she wouldn't move out of her seat so i grabbed her and had to force her into the office." that prompted her to drop everything and check on her daughter. daughter."when she comes - her hair and tears crying so i'm like talia what happened to you?"her daughter taliya says she was attacked after a misunderstanding over lunchtime seating in the cafeteria of the johnson steam academy. academy. "i wouldn't move so he picked me up by my ponytail and dragged me to the office and he pushed me against the wall and he was talking and cursing at me."lakeisha says she filed a complaint on the officer at the cedar rapids police station and took her daughter to the hospital.

hospital. "i'm hurt - i'm disgusted - everything inside of me - idk what to do."cbs 2 news spoke with the department and school - they would only confirm there was a discipline incident and that hayes filed a complaint without providing further details. details. "what do you hope this officer knows? - that i was scared."lakeisha says the officer eventually approached them outside of school grounds - saying his actions were out of line. line. "he's like yes - can i please apologize to her for cussing at her as well? and i want to apologize to you for being so rude and nasty - which i can forgive but i can't forget." forget." "do you forgive him? no."lakeisha says now she's waiting for answers about what happened at the heat of the moment.both wish discipline was handled differently. differently. "even if you could just grabbed her arm - talia come with me - i could've even accepted that because she couldn't move." steffi lee, cbs 2 news ten at

the cedar rapids police department says its professional standards division is thoroughly investigating lakeisha's complaint on the officer. iowa state university police are right now investigating a student death near campus. campus.according to the des moines register, the male student's body was found late last night on union pacific railroad property. investigators say no foul play is suspected.they are not releasing the student's name until they notify his family. a suspect is in custody tonight after a series of sexual assaults reported on the university of iowa campus. campus.cbs 2 news reporter dora miller millerhas continuing coverage right now, live from iowa city. the survey that polled students about their knowledge on sexual misconduct was released just weeks agoa& although this incident was solved quickly, it still serves as part of a learning experience. experience. as a first year student, sexual assaults aren't something you expect to hear

in particular, that's the route that i walk home from work because i work at the sheraton and so that was rather nerve-racking for me." on tuesday, it was on the mind of many students who woke up to the alert of three incidents."i have many friends who have experienced sexual assault and i particularly have a very close friend of mine who was assaulted several years back and the trauma is still very harsh for her." "i've experienced assault in my past, and a lot of female friends that i know have, and males too, because it's not an exclusively female issue." while sexual assaults often go unreported, this incident took a different turn.the suspect was taken into custody within 24 hours."i'm just glad that they have a system to notify students and they're very good at that, sending emails." "overall i'm pleased with how most people on the campus, because it is a more liberal campus and people talk about it more, it's an issue that the university takes seriously.""i'm very appreciative though of the people who stepped up and reported the incident and the bystanders who took the opportunity to intervene and help."students and faculty say

they are grateful for the university's sexual misconduct training and quick action, but there's still work to be done. "the biggest thing, though, is we need to look out for each other and when we see something happening, we need to do something about it." the suspect's name, and his charges, will not be released yet.we'll continue to follow this story and report any updates as we get them. covering the corridor in iowa city, dora miller, cbs 2 news ten at ten. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in cedar rapids - 14 agencies are working together to make plans for serving the homeless this winter.the groups have been coordinating plans for three months.organizers say each group has something to offer - whether it be overflow beds for shelters, ideas, or other resources. anamosa residents will soon have one less place to shop for groceries.after 50 years, family foods is closing.one of the store co-owners says the business couldn't keep up with

in north liberty - a new population census is nearing completion.the u-s census bureau says the count is about 60 percent done.they will continue their work for several more weeks.city officials estimate the population increased by around four-thousand people in just five years. iowa city residents will soon have another option for their internet provider.the city council voted to allow im-on communications to begin installing equipment to offer service in iowa city.the decision comes after the company spent months researching the potential for expanding into another community. voters saw the smallest prime time debate for the republican candidates for president this election cycle. cycle.cbs 2 news reporter kevin barry has our vote 20-16 coverage. coverage. a little more breathing room on the primetime debate stage -- with chris christie and mike huckabee being relegated to the early debate -- lead to more focused debates on issues. early on -- it was about being against raising the minimum wage.

being beaten on every front economically, militarily, there is nothing that we do now to win. win.i would not have gotten those jobs if someone had to pay me a large amount of money but what i was able to gain from those jobs is a tremendous amount of experience.unlike the widely criticised c-n-b-c debate at the end of october -- the fox business network and wall street journal debate stayed tightly focused on the economy -- rarely pitting candidates against each other and instead sticking to plans to create jobs -- reduce taxes and facing democrats who claim they know how to stimulate the economy economythe truth is this government has been growing bigger and bigger, more corrupt, less effective, crushing the engine of economic growth for a very long time. time.i think we ought to look where income inequality seems to be the worst. it seems to be the worst in cities run by democrats, states run by democrats and countries currently run by democrats. senator paul says if you want less income inequality -- move to a place run by a republican. kevin barry -- cbs 2 news ten at ten. all three democratic

candidates are preparing for their next debate in des moines later this week.you'll be able to watch it live -- saturday night right here on cbs 2.coverage begins at eight. and for more political news, don't miss 'iowa in focus'.it airs every sunday morning at 10:30, also right here on cbs 2. veterans day is a day to pause and remember the brave men and women who serve our country. country.cbs 2 news reporter justin roberts sat down with two men who are leading the charge to honor them year-round tonight's person to person. person. a date that would forever live in infmany. december 7th. the attack on pearl harbor and the beginning of world war 2.the korean war in the 50sand the controversial war that divided a nation. the vietnam war.all of the men and women who served in these conflicts as well as those who continue to serve are rememberd. some of whom, didn't get a thank you when they came home.a movement six years in the making continues to thank these

veterans in one of the most honorable ways possible. of course we're talking about the eastern iowa honor flight.the american legion i have many ww2 veterans, korean war veterans, vietnam veterans that i know personally. and a lot of these folks have been through a lot of stuff. and they very rarely talk about it unless they're with another group of veterans. i wasn't really in combat. i want to let ya know that. i drank a lot of coffee. i was on an aircraft carrier and we were looking for submarines so i was never shot at. i had three squares a day and a clean sheet every night. but i was overseas when the vietnam war started.george you weren't able to go and serve but here you are, knocking on doors, you're beating the drum to keep this program growing in more than six years. absolutely. its become almost my reason for being. because when i walk up to a veteran at

the marine corps memorial, shake his hand, thank him for his service, and he's crying and he says the first people that thanked me for what i did since i came home in 1946.this takes a lot of money to be able to take people who are very deserving of this, but its not a cheap fee to be able to take this trip.each trip is approximately $80,000 and typically what we ask the guardians to pay is their fair-share covers 1/3 of that cost. then 2/3 of that cost are covered by individual donations.you'd be amazed at the number of $50 or $100 donations that come in and builds rather rapidly. once we have the money for the flight, we'll schedule it. our veterans are some of the most selfless individuals that i've ever met. they don't ask for anything. we will get a thank you note from a veteran, he'll have a $100 check in there. says i want another veteran to experience what i've

veterans feel its one of the best days of their life. they've been recognized. its really heartwarming for us.a way to say thank you to a soldier who has certainly earned the honor of being called a hero. a one-day trip that leaves a lifetime impressionif you have problems walking, don't let that bother you. we'll take care of you. we have medical staff onboard, we will take care of your needs. we want to see you on the flight. i had a good friend who was a ww2 veteran, a korean war veteran, and a vietnam veteran. his infant daughter is buried in arlington and i had a contact in dc find the grave. he hasn't seen his daughters grave for 20-30 years. we took him to that grave. that's the kind of stuff that really makes an impact. another memory that i will always keep is at the ww2 memorial, you'll

see a veteran walking around, and he'll come to a battle or a theatre that he served with. and he just stops. and you see him go, sigh. he just drops his head. and he goes back in time and reminisces. uma& it gets me every time. ((vo of soldier grave or memoral service))audio of ending of 'taps' fulla& fade to black there are a lot of freebies offered tomorrow for veterans. you can find a list on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com and we'll be listing them throughout cbs 2 news this morning starting at 5 a-m. m.that is cbs 2 news ten at ten -- the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather first forecast in the first ten minutes. minutes.but we are just

the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics,

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thanks terry.next on c-b-s two news... news...so close.the new ranking that has the iowa looking in.

how's this for a tuesday -- fresh off beating indiana -- iowa cracked the top 5 in the latest college football playoff poll polljust clemson, alabama, ohio state, and notre dame are ahead of the hawks -- if iowa wins their next 3 games, and takes the big 10 championship -- the're in the playoffs -- fun to think about right? unless you're the hawks -- they're just focusing on floyd and saturday's date with the gophers "back during the bye week we told them to think big, but no matter how big they thought and whatever they may have been dreaming up, you can only get there week by week. that's about all you can control. i

know it's boring and mundane. but for us to be focused or spend time on anything else right now is really counterproductive." ctive.""i think it's more about this team right now trying to get the next win. that's a nice part as well, you know making history, but we just want to keep winning for this teams sake." if the hawks beat the gophers -- they'd start a season 10 and oh for the first time in school history -- but before that happens, the iowa wrestlers invade kinnick for the grapple on the gridiron against oklahoma state today -- the mats were moved in kinnick stadium -- which got us thinking about football and tom brands -- which led to asking about his football career -- and let's just say it wasn't as good as his wrestling one.. "i was third string defensive back, i thought i was second string until the starter got hurt and the coach literally looked over my head an pointed at the guy behind me... and i was ready to go and it crushed me. and then i was guard, end, and tackle. i sat on the end of the bench, guarded the water bottles, and tackled anybody who got near it." to the cell -- still to come

2it's day one of the state volleyball tournament -- the big upset that shook the 5-a bracket -- dear future, sailed through that diaper stage, learned to walk, and i'm reading like a third-grader. but now it's time to go out into the world. and from what i hear, it's not all toys and games out there.

will you look out for me, future?

it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree.but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. the kennedy volleyball team is back at state for the first time since 2011 and their quarterfinal matchup is a familiar one -- in cedar falls -- the cougars and the tigers faced eacother 3 times this season but this one -- means a whole lot more -- winner heads to

the second set -- cougars down -- but not out -- anna fluent to paige frank -- hammer time - - frank had 12 killsbut it wasn't enough for kennedy -- alesha harrington -- gets up to get down for the spike -- and cedar falls wins it in 4. tigers get the winner between iowa city west and bettendorf women of troy down a set -- but not going away -- maddie fay sets up emma norris -- and check out that placement -- just inside the line for the pointand then later in the set -- it's allie tow-ken's turn -- she had a team high 11 kills -- but bettendof would get the win in straight sets dubque hempstead taking on top seeded dowling catholicthey're down a set in the 2nd -- and the mustangs set up kasey davis -- and she connects for the kill -- hempsead would win the second setand in the third -- more of the same -- this time the mustangs set up morgan kluesner -- and she brings the heat -- hempstead gets the defending champs -- ankeny centential in the semis. for west delaware -- getting to the state tournament hasn't been a problem -- it's the

hawks 10th trip -- but taking home a title, well that's a different story -- 5 times they've left with the runner - up trophy -- so this year it's championship or bust up first for the top team in 4-a --- western dubque...and the bobcats not intimidated by the 46 win hawks -- meghan maahs finds the hole and fills itbut west delaware is ranked number 1 for a reason --- bridget hoffman -- goes up and gets it -- hoffman sticks the cross court kill and the hawks are headed to the semis with a 3 set sweep. hawks get the winner of marion and lewis central ..second set -- inidans let oliva frazier go and get it -- good plan -- frazier sends it home for the spike -- then later more offense from marion -- isabell sade -- too hot to handle -- the match would go to 5 -- but the indians fall -- 3 to 2. more 4-a quarters -- waverly-shell rock taking on bishop heelan... check this out -- abbi staack with the dig then anna gasch finishes with the kill... -- talk about go-hawk teamwork then later

in the set... w-s-r sets up krissa larson and she delivers -- but it wouldn't be enough -- bishop heelan would gets the win 3 sets to 1. stay with c-b-s two -terry has