breaking news overnight - the oklahoma man that's been on the run for more than a week - is now dead.he was shot and killed by police officers o. overnight.police in several states had been on the lookout for michael vance junior. was killed in a shootout 130 miles northwest of oklahoma city.that massive manhunt began last sunday - after he allegedly killed two relatives and shot two police officers. a waukon man is in jail this morning - 35-year-old leslie ashbacker junior sped off when an officer tried to pull him over for speeding.a short chase ended with ashbacher ramming a parked car - sending it 90 feet. the suspect threatened someone in a nearby apartment - with a sword.right now - he's facing several traffic violations and could soon face more charges. a washington county man is now recovering at atuniveristy of iowa hospitals after he was thrown from his a-t-v. yesterday morning - the iowa state patrol confirmed - 23-year-old ryan schultz - was driving on the shoulder of highway 1 in washington county - when the front rack of his a-t-v came loose. the rack hit schultz and he lost control the a-t-v. schultz was airlifted to u-i-h-c. the iowa state patrol is investigating. the countdown to election day is now in single digits - eight days.eight days until you cast your ballots and they're tallied up.with the day quickly approaching - this week eastern iowa will see more big campaign visits. visits.on wednesday - democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine and former president bill clinton are both stopping in iowa.kaine will attend a "get out the president clinton will join him later for an event in des moines. "hillary's faced challenges before, she's not distracted - calling on fbi , look now that you have thrown this question mark out and already had to backtrack, look you ought to put all the details out for the american public to see instead of doing this big question mark right before the " election."the purpose of kaine's visit this week is to encourage early voting in iowa. right now cbs 2 news is tracking the latest trends in national polling.a full slate of new surveys show the race for president is tightening up. up.take a look at the latest polling average from real clear politics.democrat hillary clinton's lead over republican donald trump has narrowed to just over three points nationwide.a battleground poll shows clinton is maintaining a lead in most toss-up states. the 20-16 election cycle has been one of the hardest for typically chooses the right winner.but cbs 2 news political reporter kevin barry explains how this year - is throwing off that unofficial prediction too. too. when hillary clinton and donald trump held dueling rallies on either side of the cedar river -- -- it was just 11 days until election day. day.it was just three days away from one of the biggest days of kimberly cowger's year. she is one of the owners of balloons ectera. ectera.so we prepared for that. we made sure we ordered plenty of trump wigs and masks and plenty of hillary wigs and masks.they double as a ?very unofficial polling place.she says usually -- the candidate who's mask sells the most -- wins the election just a few days later.in 2012 -- president obama won kim's poll -- and the right to stay in the white house. house.we actually have a few romney masks left -- that nobody wants to buy anymore. clinton nor trump hold a big sales advantage -- and there hasnt' been as much interest as kimberly thought there would be. be.oddly enough, the only mask that we've sold out of this year is george w. bush. go figure. kevin barry reporting.there is real data behind this -- since 1996 -- the candidate who's halloween costume or mask sold the most won the election tonight for halloween - cedar rapids police would like to see you!police recruits set to gr sunner park near the police station - handing out candy - starting at 5:30 tonight. there are also special events planned in marion today for halloween.the city will host a trick-or-treat event at city hall from 3-to 5 this afternoon.an hour after that - at 6 - trick or treaters are welcome at the public library until 8-forty-five.in marion - there are no set hours for trick or treating - you can turn your lights off - when on halloween - eastern iowans are looking forward to the opening of spooky restaurant that will soon open in the corridor. the popular des moines restaurant zombie burger will open in the coral- ridge mall on black friday. another location will open in iowa city about a week later on december 8-th.that location will be right next to the mill. the leader of a statewide community organization organizationnow wants cedar rapids mayor ron corbett to explain - in person - why city council rejected plans for affordable housing. housing.cbs 2 news first told you last week - the council didn't have enough votes to move forward on the crestwood apartment plan near edgewood road northwest.supporters say the multi-million dollar development would set aside units to help homeless people. 500 neighbors signed a petition against it - which caused city leaders to reconsider the proposal altogether.the mayor's meeting with the leader of the jaycees is scheduled for tonight. additional buildings that will be designed into their new athletic center. the 12-million dollar project was announced more than two years ago and will incorporate state-of-the-art equipment. now - the project will also include more space. president laurie hay-men announced the wendt building and adjacent warehouse have been bought by the school. tonight - new on the cbs 2 live at five - we're looking into the latest efforts to make iowa students wear seat belts in school buses.just last week student was sent to the hospital when a car plowed into the back of the bus near springville.starting today - des moines schools will be the first in the state to buckel their kids up.that story - this evening - on the cbs 2 live at five saint judes childrens hospital now has more money to help it's children toda - thanks to about 20 veterans from the corridor who came together this weekend.they -- and their motorcycles -- will be featured in a calendar to it's all through a group of people trying to raise 10- thousand dollars -- so far they're about halfway to their goal.the calendar should be ready by the holidays. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.coming up next - what it means when you see a teal hillary clinton: far too many families today don't earn what they need and don't have the opportunities they deserve. i believe families deserve quality education for their kids, childcare they can trust and afford, equal pay for women, and jobs they can really live on. people ask me what will be different if i'm president? well kids and trick or treating is an annual tradition that many children look forward to - but nearly two kids in every classroom have food allergies. allergies.kenneth craig shows us how a growing campaign is trying to change that and raise awareness. awareness. (narr -1)lukas mazur is a who loves sweets... ... and snacking.so naturally, trick or treating would seem like a perfect fit. but until recently, lukas' severe allergy to peanuts and tree nuts turned halloween into a drag.(sot/ lukas mazur/ allergic to peanuts and tree nuts )because you're friends can have all of these great treats, but you have a nut allergy, so you can't eat all that stuff. (narr-2)but this year - lukas couldn't wait put on his costume and show us this teal pumpkin step. for trick or treaters with food allergies, it's a signal that a home is handing out non-food treats... it's part of an inclusion and awareness campaign by the group food allergy research and education called 'the teal pumpkin project' .... now in its third year. . (sot nancy gregory/ food allergy research & education)with one in 13 kids having a food allergy here in the us, chances are, that one of these kids lives right down your block (kenneth craig/cbs news/hartsdale ny)the number teal pumpkin project is growing. the group behind it says their ultimate goal is to have one "teal" pumpkin on every block in america(jayme mazur, mother)i think it would be incredible if it can happen. (narr-3)lukas' mother says their home is the first on the street to embrace the teal pumpkin - but she and lukas are hopeful it won't stop there.(lukas mazur)it makes me happy that people do it, so i can be included with halloween. kenneth craig, cbs news, hartsdale new york. last year - homes from all 50 states and 14 countries joined in on the campagin. campagin. it's now on this morning.and if you're in it's degrees. degrees. up next in sports - the former hawkeye football star now making a name for himself on su. atjust checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. so i guess i can just check my credit score then? "check out credit karma today. credit karma. rodgers is great all the time - in dome stadiums - he's even better - in twenty games indoors - rodgers has a 68-percent completion percentage - 40 touchdown passes - and just ten interceptions... rodgers brought his a-game to the georgia dome on sunday to play the falcons... first quarter - the offense humming right along - rodgers with time - time to find his oldest friend - jordy nelson squeezes it to the fourth - green bay down two - rodgers shows off that pinpoint accuracy - a clutch throw in a tiny window to jeff janis - the packers regain the lead... only to give it up in the final seconds - matt ryan puts it on a string for mohammad sanu - that's the game winner in atlanta...a heartbreaker - for the packers... they lose, 33 to 32 - to the falcons - green bay falls to 4 and 3 this season - they're back at lambeau next week to take on the colts... andy reid and indy to play the colts...alex smith out with concussion symptoms in the first half - no problem - nick foles steps in and fires a dart to travis kelce - touchdown chiefs - and kelce - knows how to celebrate - 10-nothing k-c - smith came back in the game late in the half - and didn't miss a beat - beautiful toss to jeremy maclin - puts it right in the breadbasket - a 13 yard touchdown pass - 17 to 7 at recess - in the second half - smith left the game after like a champ against this awful colts defense - foles finds the rookie - tyreek hill - wide open for a score - the chiefs - take care of business in indianapolis - they beat the colts, 30 to 14 -- k-c is now 5-2 on the season -- alex smith did suffer a lacerated ear initially and a concussion initially and a lacerated ear initially and a lacerated ear suffer a lacerated ear initially and a concussion the second time around -- he did pass the n-f-l protocol -- no word on a timetable for his ret. return..."if we concern we wouldn't have put him back in - period. i would never do that. for him to get in there now, it's gotta be clean slate ... i thought nick did a nice job stepping in. he did it the first time alex was out and he came in and did it well the second time" time""going in there, there's defnitely emotions but just call the offense. i mean coach calls the game and... guys made plays, defense made plays and itw as a great team win"a big season continued for c-j fedora-witz on sunday - the former hawkeye hauled in five catches for 43 yards - including this six yard touchdown pass from brock osweiler - fedora-witz now has three t-d receptions this season... u-n-i ?almost? beat north dakota state on saturday night - and with five losses by six points or less - they ?should be? much better than their record indicates - but none of that matters to mark farley... the panthers had plenty of bright spots in the four-point loss to the bison - just not enough to win a game they desperately needed - straight to their rivals - and the reality is - they have some ground to make up - to get back to prominence. prominence.they're great games - and right now - we're frustrated because we're at the cusp but we didn't make the plays like we could've made today - honestly - we owned this league for years - and now north dakota state has taken possession of it - we're at that battle stage that we need to recruit a few more guys - and play the kind of football that u-n-i plays football - iowa state's vernon: they're like a lot of iowans -- but too often, washington stacks the deck against us. we need to build an economy that works for the middle class. instead of giving breaks to big business, we need to cut taxes for the middle class and small business. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message okay - prepare for your heart to melt an emotional reunion caught on tape in gainesville, florida, where a u.s. air force staff sergeant reunited with his young son, while he was trick-or-treating on thursday. jayden hayes is four years old and this year he dressed up as his hero - not superman or batman, but instead he suited up in a uniform like the one his dad has been wearing in months. he had no idea his dad was going to show up - best treat ever. good morning again -- it's now right now it's degrees in still to come - the new arrests in iowa along the controversial dakota access pipeline.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. ahh i don't know what i said, ahh i don't remember! i moved on her like a [expletive] and congressman rod blum said. send me back to congress, and you send donald trump to the white house. rod blum still supports trump today. and even attacked republicans who spoke out against trump. send me back to congress, and you send donald trump to the white house. responsible for the content of this advertising. right now on cbs 2 this morning...flood 20-16 clean up is still going on.where the leftover sandbags are being re- purposed - and the impressive equipment being used to do it. the f-b-i will start reviewing new emails linked to hillary the cubs live to fight another day - how the chicago fans celebrated their first world series win in wrigley find in 7 decades. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm jenee ryan. ryan. new developments along the controversial dakota access pipeline - eight people from iowa have been arrested along the pipeline in the western part of the state. state.those arrests happened over the weekend at a farm about 40 miles west of fort dodge.they're facing charges of trespassing. trespassing.and here's video as more protesters were arrested in north dakota - near the standing rock sioux tribe's reservation.nearly 150 people have been arrested there in the past week.this was the scene early yesterday morning as several fires were started by demonstrators. happening right now at the university of iowa -- --police are investigating a reported case of sexual assault on campus.authorities tell cbs 2 happened late saturday night at a dorm on the east side of campus.university leaders are recquired to report any claim of sexual assault for campus safety. new questions this morning - over the body camera policy at one of iowa's three public univ. universities.iowa state campus police started wearing body cameras this past summer - but the des moines register found out - their policy isn't public knowledge.that's because the department hasn't hasn't set a timeline on when one will be written. the des moines register reports - the justice department recommends agencies have policies in place before using body cameras.it also gives the public an understanding of when cameras should be on or off. since isu officers started using body cameras - three of their nearly 300 arrests involved weapons. following the flood 20-16 - crews are still dealing with clean up. up.there were hundreds leftover...and the city contracted quality construction services to pick up residential bags and remove the sand.right now - they are using a machine called a trommel to help pick up the pace.operators can put hundreds of pounds of bags through a large tumbler that sorts the bags from the sand. we've come a considerable way i think we're between 20 and 25% of what we started with my best estimate would be about another 3 weeks possibly a month give or take. 10 piling up at wendling quarry in robins where the work is going on and eventually it will all be reused for other projects. the f-b-i has now obtained a search warrant to start reviewing the newly discovered emails that could be tied to democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton. clinton.those emails - were actually discovered during the un-related sexting investigation of former new york congressman anthony weiner.he's the estranged husband of top clinton aide - donald trump has praised the f-b-i's actions - while the clinton campaign say - it was a political move. donald trump / -r- presidential nominee: "this is the single biggest scandal since watergate." watergate."john podesta / clinton campaign chairman: "to throw this in the middle of the campaign 11 days out, just seemed to break with precedent and be inappropriate at this stage. if they're not significant, they're not signif" significant."over the summer - f-b-i director james coe-me any charges filed against hillary clinton over her private email server.right now it's unclear when we could find out the conclusion of this new investigation. meantime - iowa senator chuck grassley is now getting a major bump in his effort to serve a seventh term in the u- s senate. senate.the des moines register now endorses the incumbent. however - the newspaper is critical of grassley's decision to block the nomination of president obama's choice to fill a vacant seat on the u-s supreme . court.in its endorsement - the register says quote - grassley has earned the support of iowans and he deserves another term as their united states senator. we hope he will take advantage of this opportunity to re- establish his reputation as a thoughtful - hardworking public servant. servant.if re-elected this time and he serves his full term - grassley will have represented iowa for 42 years in the senate. the fate of three iowa supreme court justices will be in the hands of voters next week. chief justice mark cady and justices brent appel and daryl marrage in iowa seven years ago.this is the first time you get to decide whether they stay on the bench since that ruling. iowa voters can choose to retain members of the high court every eight years.social conservatives are again calling for their removal.the judges say they will not actively campaign for their jobs. there will be a game six for chicago - the cubs pulled out their first world series win in wrigley field in more than 70 years. a game 7 tomorrow night in cleveland.kris bryant's three-run homer in the fourth gave the cubs all the runs they needed.closer aroldis chapman got ?8 outs in his longest relief appearance in his career. "why not us? i mean, that's kind of our -- i feel like we play our best with our backs up against the wall. we went out there today, took care of out there and win game 6, because you never know what can happen in a game 7." 7."after the game - cubs fans let out a sigh of relief - many fans inside wrigley field stayed in the stands soaking it all in - and outside the stadium - the streets filled with cheering fans well into the morning. morning.you can watch game six tomorrow night on our sister station fox 28.the first pitch in cleveland will be just after 7. roughly four are born each year in the united states.with so many newborns - there's a huge need for diapers across the country and right here in our own backyard.cbs 2 news reporter connor morgan shows us one local initiative -- --aiming to help local moms with with a crucial need. need. ll: operation diaper drive kinda sounds like an undercover mission - but this initiative is far from secret. the goal to reach 100,000 diaper donations is an the corridor - we're nearly three-fourths the way there. "seventy-two thousand diapers is a lot. we still have 28,000 diapers to go though, and so we're really trying to give a strong push here at the end to get to that hundred thousand by monday."one-hundred thousand diapers may sound like a lot - but any parent knows how many diapers even one kid can use."you figure a child goes through a couple thousand diapers a year at least, and so you know, really looking to help a significant starting october 10th - this three-week diaper drive actually began in march with a conversation between a social worker and the president of eastern iowa health center. "and i just said, wow, 784 pregnant moms. what's their greatest need? and she said, joe, you know, diapers. average diapers cost $80 a month.""that really adds up quick and for a family that's living paycheck to paycheck trying to find out their next meal, where it's coming from, their goal of 100,000 diapers would not only help local moms - but would bring national aid. "it opens up the opportunity for us to receive additional resources and grants from the national diaper bank network, which we're a part of. so it allows us to really multiply our ability to help families here in cedar rapids, marion, hiawatha, and our local community." connor morgan reporting.you still have time to donate diapers at one of 13 corridor hyvee locations. the proceeds will be given to patients at the eastern iowa health center and to families who utilize young parents network services. some little ones in los angeles are getting in the holiday spirit.babies in the neo-natal intensive care unit at a hospital in l-a dressed up in hand-made costumes.from butterflies -to pumpkins and even a hotdog.the costumes are workers and parent volunteers. more than 40-costumes are specifically designed for babies as little as two pounds. it's and right now in it's degrees.still ahead - the next round of political visits are scheduled this week.find out ve ca vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxes for us. but multi-millionaire blum broke his word, keeping nearly $200,000 in taxpayer-funded paychecks. blum wasted even more of your tax dollars on himself. worse, he tried to cut medicare and raise the retirement age. it's and you're watching cbs 2 this morning...and if you're in it's degrees. degrees.up next - the big surprise at the big screen welcome back -- it's now we're taking a look at your??????? your??????? the latest film in a popular franchise - staring an a-list opening this weekend - but experts were surprised when it didn't take the top spot.david daniel shows us what film - made a big box office upset. upset. "what -- what are you...""i'm not doing it!""stop it!" "ouija: origin of evil" dropped two spots to fifth place, grossing seven-point- one million dollars. "the accountant" added eight- and-a-half million dollars to its ledger, for a domestic total of 61-million. tom cruise and "jack reacher: never go back" fell to third place, picking up six million."it's the same woman from the hospital. we can't stay here, and we certainly can't trust the consulate.""inferno" fizzled! the weekend's only new wide release, starring tom hanks, opened with just 15-million dollars, not the 20-to-25 predicted... settling for a second place debut."that's my bottom half. every time i hear this music, it just wanna drop.""inferno's" loss was "madea's" gain! "boo! a madea halloween" made 16-point-seven million dollars in its second number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. americans are expected to spend more on halloween candy this year - than they have in the past four years. years.a new report from "i-h-s global insights" predicts americans will spend nearly 4- billion dollars - or about 30 dollars per household.the report suggests if get a good deal on the sweets - hold out until the day after halloween. americans using obamacare may have fewer health insurance choices next year. year.an associated press analysis found - people in about a third of u-s counties will have only one insurer next year.under "the affordable care act" - the country's un-insured rate has dropped to historic lows.but several big insurers say big them to scale back. it's right now it's degrees in coming up - we hit the road one last time - a few hours it's monday and we are back on the highways one last time to show you some of the best weekend getaways in the midwest. this morning cbs-2 news anchor matt hammill wraps up our october octoberroad trippin' sploooooosh. "(( prettiest shot bridge.. under trees ?)) some people come for the beautiful bridgesof madison county (( dissolves please )) ((john wayne bronze and museum )) others for the movie star memories of john wayne ((dissolves )) nats blue car (( 13:41:52 )) " varooooom. " but everyone - eventually comes here ((dissolve to old pics))(( black and white pic town )) the historic 1800s - buildings that (( black and white dome )) surround this ornate dome - (( today video dome)) make the madison county courthouse square (( 13:21:41 flowers - people walking )) one of the most vibrant down towns for shoppers(( teddi and dogs - - or older women walking down street by shoes )) and tourists in all of iowa 13:00:08)) outside shots collective (( 13:12:25 )) " we wanted to provide a place where the creative people of central iowa can (( 13:00:03)) come and share their works and we can do that in an affordable way. " (( 13:04:56 ?? wide shot owners )) at first avenue collective owners sarah and sandra - (( cool crafts )) fell in love with the idea of buying this historic building and filling it with (( shot with paiting in it? )) master pieces - and would have felt guilty - if they didnt grab it. (( nats slams dinner tray door (( 13:09:34 )) " boom " nat sarah (( 13:14:26 )) " because we jail " nat sandra (( 13:18:56 )) " it just made sense .. it just made perfect sense " ((13:07:12 or 13:07:36 )) who knew jail cells would be just right - (( 13:09:46 and 13:06:50 purses hanging ??)) for selling the creations of iowa artists. (( customers looking at wine 13:15:42 )) maybe the only time - you'll enjoy being behind bars.nat sarah audio while see bridge jewelry box (( 13:03:17 )) ((13:03:20 video)) " this one is a jewelry box " sarah can take your favorite photos and personalize (( ornaments ? 13:03:59 or 13:04:16)) them into one of a kind gifts - (( 13:01:34 )) and repurpose those craft beers - into soy candles.while sandra (( 13:00:46 )) takes metal - smithing to new heights with her line of earings and braceletsnat pull door lever (( 13:06:05 )) (( captive audience - and (( wine bottles on door 13:08:16 13:08:29 )).so much better than bread and water - you might not want to leave ((13:00:49 stone wall corner ?))sandra - (( 13:20:56 )) " every piece of art tells a story from the art itself, ((cowgirl purse? 13:10:07 )) from the person who made it .. so i mean (( cups? 13:07:47)) why not, why not give handmade. " (( about to slam door )) the jury agreesnat boom - close door - owners look through (( 13:10:55 )) - " boom " it would be a crime not to to check out the collective.nat glass blower - (( 13:35:48 )) ((13:22:23 )) " everything you see in the gallery here you can learn how to do here .. ((butted)) (( 13:40:42? )) ... so i teach a lot of work on the square.at mad haus gallery - the room is a blast furnace and her medium is molten glass.she found her passion less than two years ago - and opened this full blown working studio.robin paul - madhaus gallery (( 13:36;45 )) " i'm sort of a process geek .. i always tell people so i like to know how things are made and just getting that experience makes me appreciate a nice piece of glass for example " and more people are coming to admire the techni and color - that makes every piece unique (( 13:31:02 twisting glass stem ))((13:37:43)) " ... it's like taffy , you get it kinda that far and you're done you can't mess with it too much. " (( 13:40:53 ?? )) mad haus gallery full of gleaming creations - just proves some people who live in glass houses - are pretty cool - in the heat. nat wacks flower (( 13:31:41 )) " wack " robin (( 13:38:43 )) ((see her)) " so even if you don't want to do it , you can come watch me do it or (( holding finished flowers? )) learn a little more about how things are made and how it's done. " (( 13:44:31 or 13:42:43 )) right across the square - you'll ever find.re - home is a mix - on a mission.the motto here is re-imagine - - re-purpose - - and re-love. (( 13:47:41)) elyse shindelar - re: home )) " myself and about ten vendors look all over the country for the coolest, newest things .. (( 13:47:51 )) .. so we've got things that people are really looking for now that are very very popular and we have some excellent craftsman who make many of the things we sell. (( can we fix her saying craftsmens ??)) " a few examples - a local artist who paints seasonal views on old windows - that are fast becoming collectors door clocks - hindges included.at re - home the inventory completely turns over almost every month - and you truly never know what you will find - or smell. elyse ((13:48:28)) " we also have a guy .. right in front of you there .. is our (( cover rest please 13:49:24 13:49:43 )) whiskey barrel table that's made out of an authentic whiskey barrel .. and made into a coffee table and if you pu8t your nose real close .. you can tell that .. it's real ! " 14:40:35 nats van the historic iowa theater add all of that marianne at theater - (( 14:45:55)) " all the way up "that's about to become new and gorgeous again - with a complete - renovation - - from the stage - - all the way to the balcony. a make over - of it's art deco past - (( projector )) - with so much nostalgia - you can almost smell the popcorn - (( box office ?)) including movies (( best poster )) staring a hometown kid - saturday afternoons. ((dissolve to sun flare )) ((sun flare courthouse 14:43:30 )) we are road trippin - on court house square - - i'm matt hammill you can now find more than 70 of matt's road tripping adventures from milwaukee - to kansas city - to madison county, on our website cbs 2 iowa dot com. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in still to come - how the new email investigation into hillary clinton might be affecting voters - as new national polls suggest the race for the white house tightening up. up.you're watching c-b-s 2 right now on cbs 2 this morning...the breaking news overnight - about a manhunt ending in blood-shed. just after hillary clinton and donald trump both came to eastern iowa - there's a new round of political viists.find out when and where you can see them before the election. plus - why the unofficial test election - might not work this year. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm jenee ryan. ryan. let's get a check of our