morning. we've had a nice couple of days... but moisture from the south will build north overnight and arrive in central iowa with some scattered showers by afternoon and evening. a look at how much rain to expect tomorrow, coming up... now on to the news of the day... led to a shooting at a local fast-food chain... authorities were called out to the mc-donalds on southwest state and oralabor road around 10:30 on saturday night and found two people shot... stephanie moore joins us with an update....steph? police are still conducting interviews but say it appears some bad manners may have led to the shooting outside the mc-donalds... police say when they arrived on the scene they found two people, 18 year old justin phongsavanh and 18 year old nickolas culver suffering from gun shot wounds...both men were taken to the hospital by ambulance.justin has since been released, but nickolas remains in serious but stable condition in the i-c- u... about thirty minutes after the shooting, 34 year old gabriel coco turned himself into the polk county sheriff's office, he is charged with two counts of willful injury... police are still investigating what happened but say through interviews it appears coco didn't like the way the two men were behaving inside the store and followed them out into the parking lot... 'upon interviews with the employees as well as witnesses inside the business we were told the two victims had some type of altercation between them towards the mcdonalds employees.' ankeny police are still investigating and on top of reviewing surveillance video believe there are more witnesses who might have seen what happened.... anyone with information is urged to call ankeny police at 289-5240... a stolen vehicle investigation in benton county sunday morning lead to a startling discovery. a woman's dead body. the sheriff's department was called around four a-m on a report of a stolen vehicle. they found the truck a short time later ... and nearby found the body of a woman whose name isn't being released. a short time later police were called to a nearby road on a report of a man bleeding from his head. 31-year old david miller was arrested and charged with motor vehicle theft. police say more charges could soon be announced against him. an ohio man is in the hamilton county jail... accused of killing his mother. the state patrol stopped 34-year-old burley blankenship on i-35 near dows yesterday morning. he's wanted by cleveland police in connection with the death of his mother saturday night. blankenship is charged with theft and several traffic charges.... and awaiting extradition back to ohio. a police pursuit last night in des moines ended with a crash and an arrest. police were chasing a suspect when he lost control ... hit a light pole ... and then a garage neared ovid and 2nd avenue. two people were injured in the crash ... but not the driver. 22-year old brandon st. peter was taken from the scene to polk county jail. he's charged with theft, o-w-i and interference with official acts. oklahoma state students returned to class today.. while an investigation continues into why a car slammed into a crowd during homecoming this weekend - killing four and injuring dozens.. tonight we are learning more about the woman behind the wheel. jay gray has the latest.. two days later.. police.. and this shattered community continue to search for answers.. and some kind of understanding.. after this horrific crash -- a car.. plowing into the crowd during homecoming festivities at oklahoma state university.. "she -- she accelerated. she never hit her brakes." four people were killed.. business student nikita prabhkar.. professor marvin stone and his wife bonnie.. and little two-year-old nash lucas.. "he was so young and so, he was just such a good boy. he didn't deserve that.." police arrested 25-year old adacia chambers at the scene.. on suspicion of driving under the influence.. her family spoke publicly for the first time since the crash.. " just want to say on behalf of my family i am very sorry for the victims."but they don't believe alcohol or drugs were involved.. "she my have problems underlying that i wasn't area of. chambers' attorney has suggested she has a history of mental problems.. and may have been off her medications when she was behind the wheel.. s/ tony coleman / chambers' attorney 1:08 - 1:14 "i believe either the folks that provided the medication discontinued it or ms. chambers may've discontinued it herself." as the campus.. and community.. try to deal with the effects of the tragedy here.. jay gray - nbc news. bond has been set at a million dollars. chambers is not expected to be released from jail. this morning governor branstad announced the creation of a new inititiative to clear anyone who's been set to jail for a crime that didn't commit ... and clear their names. it's being called the "wrongful conviction division" and will be run out of the office of the state public defender. branstad says the idea is simple ... make sure that the state is getting things right. 55:27 the wrongful conviction division will systemically review and identify potential cases involving wrongful convictions and pursue all legal remedies available to their clients. 55:40 it is also important to note the potential implications regarding racial disparagies in our criminal justice systems 55:49 70% of the dna exoneration have involved defendants who were minorities 55:59 while the wrongful convictions won't be just restrictive to minorities reviewing those cases the creation of this division does represent another step that we can take to ensure accuracy in the iowa criminal justice system. 56:12 the initiative will cost about 34- thousand dollars per year. state public defender adam gregg says that cost is nothing compared to the peace of mind the work of the office will provide to all iowans. he was supposed to be the offensive savior for iowa state football. but now... less than two years being hired... mark mangino is resigning. head coach paul rhoads made the announcement this morning. he says mangino stepped down as offensive coordinator because he didn't agree with changes that were being made. rhoads wouldn't specify what those changes are. this weekend quarterback joel lanning was promoted to starter after sam richardson struggled against baylor. mangino's son tommy remains on the i-s-u coaching staff. while iowa state deals with coaching turmoil ... the sun is shining brightly in iowa city. the hawkeyes jumped into the top ten in the associated press poll this weekend... without even playing a game. the well rested number ten hawkeyes welcome maryland to kinnick stadium on saturday. six months ago the des moines city council tentatively agreed to start a food truck pilot program. that pilot program has now taken flight. coming up next ... find out what the council is talking food trucks again tonight, and what request the food truck operators are making of the and here's a story that isn't going over so well in our agricultural state. find out why the world health organization is ranking red meat right alongside cigarettes when it comes to cancer causes. tonight the des moines city tonight the des moines city council will vote on the future of food trucks in the city ... but all indications are the trucks will be here to stay. it tooks months of meetings and votes earlier this year for the council to approve a food truck pilot program in the city. six months into that program ... it appears to be a runaway success. tonight city council members will vote on whether to continue the program. they received an update on it this morning. the city manager's office says it's received only a few complaints about the program ... and they've had no issues with food truck operators. they say they're being overrun during lunch hour... especially when they park near the sculpture garden... and are asking for one small change to the program nick kuhn, legion of food - 32133-32210 we're very supportive of the amendments. we have one request for a zone that we'd like in addition to any new zones. many of us are interested in setting up in front of the shelters and missions. our motto is anwher there is hunger you will find us. we're interested in setting up one day per week in front of cis and bethel mission. we're not interested in selling food. we're just interested in showing up and giving away the council is considering a few other changes. those include a slight increase in fees ... and a new fee to make sure the trucks are following the fire codes. we'll have more on the council's vote coming up tonight at ten. the council will also vote tonight to accept an offer of more money from the d-n-r to help clean up a metro lake. the d-n-r is offering an additional 23-thousand dollars to cover costs of a silt mitigation program on yeader creek in des moines. that creek is the main feeder for easter lake. its almost time for municipal elections...but not in one southwest delphos is located in ringgold countylast census showed populations around 25. sot' brian johnson- i like living in a small town you know everbody the town has no businesses,, two abandonded churches and this spot where the delphos school once stood. standup 'while municipal elections are not fair off— the town council and mayor voted not to have elections. no one wanted to be on the city council sot;bernie rothman the town also has a street issue..it is projected to cost 500,000 to redo the street. some residents worked on the streets themselves. brian johnson some residents say it doesnt matter if this town is incorporated..or on someones map...they paly to stay here. in delphos rr ch 13 news the delphos town council meeting is tonight at five o-clock. brian johnson some residents say it doesnt matter if this town is incorporated..or on someones map...they paly to stay here. in delphos rr ch 13 news the delphos town council meeting ad lib main weather more clouds this evening and skies will becoming mostly cloudy. temperatures will be mild tonight in the mid to low 40s by early tuesday morning. moisture from the strong area of low pressure in the southeast us this evening and skies will becoming mostly cloudy. temperatures will be mild tonight in the mid to low 40s by early tuesday morning. moisture from the strong area of low pressure in the southeast us will lift north and bring a few scattered showers to central and eastern iowa by tuesday afternoon and evening. rainfall totals look to be light from a tenth of a inch to a half inch. the heaviest rain will fall in eastern iowa. behind the rain, cooler temperatures and brisk northwest winds will give us chilly conditions on wednesday. highs the remainder of the week will stay in the 50s. beggar's night looks to be mostly cloudy, but dry with highs in the upper 50s. for halloween, rain chances return for central iowa. dry with highs in the upper 50s. for halloween, rain chances return for central iowa. wednesday. highs the remainder of the week will stay in the 50s. beggar's night looks to be mostly cloudy, but dry with highs in the upper 50s. for halloween, rain chances return for central iowa. coming up next ... find out why one organization is labeling bacon as a coming up next ... find out why carcinogen ... and why others milli thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast bacon are likely on the menu for many. in fact -- americans eat about 24-billion pounds of beef each year.. but now a major report links red meat to cancer. erika edwards reports. a division of the world health organization states: processed meat like hot dogs and bacon can cause cancer. "this was based primarily on processed meat causes colorectal cancer." what's more --- the group says there's evidence to suspect red meat -- including beef, lamb and pork -- likely can cause colorectal cancer, as well. "the american cancer society has been suggesting limiting red meat and processed meat since 2002." limit -- not necessarily eliminate. there's a difference between processed meat and lean cuts of beef and pork. experts say those leaner cuts can be important for health. "it contains abundant nutrients that we all really need. it's concentrated protein, all the amino acids for good health, and importantly it has vitamin b12 and iron." the north american meat institute said the new report "defies common sense" in a statement... writing... "scientific evidence shows cancer is a complex disease not caused by single foods and that a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle choices are essential to to good health." the w-h-o's report puts processed meat in the same cancer-causing category as cigarettes..... but it does not mean they're equal in terms of danger. some studies show people who eat a lot of processed meat may have double the colon cancer risk as those who don't eat any. smoking multiplies a person's risk for cancer by as much as 20 times. erika edwards, nbc news. when it comes to portion control -- guidelines suggest lean meats should be limited to about the size of a deck of cards or the palm of your hand. processed meat refers to anything that's been cured, salted, smoked or fermented to enhance flavor or lengthen shelf life. experts say to think of those items like a rare treat. here's another cancer-fighting controversial. the american academy of pediatrics says its time to increase the legal smoking age. for most of america you have you to be just 18 to buy tobacco products. in hawaii and about 90 cities, though, the legal age is 21. pediatricians want to see the rest of the nation follow suit. they are also pushing the f-d-a to begin regulating e-cigarettes the same way it does the real ones. six months ago few of you now he's in the drivers seat in the republican presidential caucus race. coming up ... a new poll gives ben carson his best numbers yet. see how far out in front he is ... and hear why donald trump says he doesn't believe it. and president obama is out with a new plan for american schools ... one that parents and teachers are both hear why president obama says we need to take standardized tests out of schools. we thought ben carson hit a bounce in the polls ... but its looking more like he caught a rocket ship. find out how far a new poll puts him in front of donald trump. and get your tissues ready now ... see how a teenager cancer fighter fulfilled her bucket list this weekend with a fairytale wedding. the obama administration is calling for less standardized testing in schools its an idea that's getting strong support from educators. mark barger has the story. growing concern about the emphasis on standardized testing in public schools has the obama administration calling for new gathered at the white house... meeting with education secretary arne duncan to discuss the way forward. "the goal here is not just to test, the goal here is to improve teaching and learning." under a new plan, the president is recommending schools use no more han... ... 2 percent of classroom time for standardized tests, that the tests enhance teaching and learning and provide a clearer picture of how students are performing. "learning is about so much more than filling in the right bubble." "we're going to work with states, school districts, teachers and parents to make sure that we are not obsessing about testing." according to a recent study.. students in big city public schools currently take, on average, about 112 mandatory standardized tests between pre-k and high school graduation. while the goal of standardized testing is accountability... many agree it has gone too far....and is often redundant. "it is important that we have accountability and testing but we need to make sure that helps the teacher and the student and the parent know what to do next to make improvements." now a largely bi-partisan push to put the focus back on teaching and less on standardized testing. mark barger nbc news. the iowa department of education is releasing new guidelines for its "career and technical education" programs ... formerly known as vocational education. education director ryan wise says the programs need to be brought in line with the state's broader educational goals ... getting kids into college to earn advanced degrees. to accomplish that the state will begin enacting a list of recommendations from a statewide task force. coursework to provide a smooth transition to advanced programs in the same subject at college. there will also be a focus on pushing kids to go to college ... and helping them find one. but none of that is possible without qualified teachers in the classroom. that's why the department of education says it will make it a priority to begin hiring new technical instructors and providing more training opportunities for current educators. 18 years ago a northwest iowa town celebrated a baby boom with a unique community photo. now all these years later the town of kingsley held a reunion photo shoot. tommie clark has the story. "the class above us didn't have very many kids and so it was kind of like the baby boom of 1997 and so that's why we decided to line all the kids up and take a picture," said kingsley-pierson senior, kiana phelps. the nafe family wanted a special memory for their first child, so they spoke with other families from the area and decided to take one big picture of their newborns together. "it just gives them memories and a picture to have. i know that we that they get something out of it too," said parent, verlyn nafe. 17 babies were lined up in their carriers in front of a limo that the nafe family owned through their limo service. a couple kids moved away over the years, but the majority grew up together in kingsley, iowa. "it's cool to see everybody grow up and mature and see who they become today and hopefully remember these people for years to come," said kingsley-pierson senior, scottie plendl. sunday, 14 of those same kids got together to recreate the picture. "i can remember just in first grade and what not looking at the picture and wondering who all that was and so now it's pretty cool 18 years later that we're taking another one," said kingsley-pierson senior, scottie plendl. after all these years they say it's great to get together to take this picture before they all split ways and some go off to college. "i think this is just good to look back and have the memories of all of us together once we have families of our own," said kingsley-pierson senior, anna schmid. with just 49 students in the kingsley-pierson class of 2016, they say they've stuck together through the years and they're just a close-knit group. the "limo babies" hope to start their own families in the town. speaking of baby photos ... we just had to share this one with you ... joanna winston shared it with us on our facebook page. she says her ten-month old son loves watching the weather on channel 13 so much ... they dressed him as ed wilson for halloween. skies will be mostly cloudy tonight and temperatures will morning. we've had a nice couple of days... but moisture from the south will build north overnight and arrive in central iowa with some scattered showers by afternoon and evening. a look at how much rain to expect tomorrow, coming up... this weekend lines stretched out the door at barnes and noble in west des dear future, life is good. no, great. i'm like, a man. only better. but even though i know everything, like that skateboard incident with the squirrel. but life is sweet now. hey, what could go wrong? it's you and me all the way, future. let's get going. here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is perfect in every way just like my kid gooey...flaky...happy. toaster strudel. moines as ben carson signed copies of his new book. a new poll shows the lines of his supporters could be just as long at caucus sites in february. carson has been climbing in the polls for weeks. but in the last week he's done some pole vaulting. lynn melling breaks down the numbers. last week two separate polls showed ben carson had overtaken donald trump as the favorite republican to win the iowa caucuses in february. now it appears his lead is growing ... and quickly. on thursday quinnipiac gave carson an eight point lead over trump then on friday the des moines register added another point, giving carson a nine-point lead now comes today's monmouth university poll that shows carson has a double digit lead here. according to that poll carson has the support of nearly a third of iowans ... while trump is now 14 points behind him. so its been a monumental shift in the g-o-p race in the last week. with the caucuses still 97 days away ... it appears nothing has been here is the full breakdown of that monmouth university poll of iowa republicans. as lynn just showed us carson and trump are well out in front of the field. they're followed by ted cruz and marco rubio in a tie for 10th ... jeb bush is in fifth with eight-percent. fifth with eight-percent. in the second tier it's carly fiorina with five-percent ... followed by rand paul at three-percent. mike huckabee, bobby jindal and john kasich tied for eighth with two- percent each. not pictured ... chris christie and rick santorum who each got one-percent. despite poll after poll showing his support in iowa eroding ... trump says he believes he is still winning in iowa. he sat down with matt lauer this morning for a townhall style meeting during nbc's "today show." trump says he doesn't trust the des moines register poll because it is a --quote-- "very liberal" paper. he also doubted qunnipiac's numbers. during a question and answer-and- answer segment trump was pushed to give details on his jobs plan. instead ... he says you'll just have to trust him. 228-248 "our trade deals are killing our country. we're loosing 400 billion dollars a year with china . . ." matt lauer: "go ahead jump in . . ." voter: "but do you have a specific plan for how you plan on doing all this." trump :"sure, i'm telling you. i'm going to renegotiate our trade deals. i'm going to bring our jobs back. i'm going to bring our manufacturing back." voter: "but how?" trump: "well you can't say how . . . we have to renegotiate the trade deals." edit to: 251-305 ""everything i say i can do. everything i say i will abide by, and i think people will be very surprised at the end of a four year term we're going to have a country that will be so amazing. we'll have so many victories." trump is still leading the poll in most other early nominating states ... including new hampshire, florida and nevada. ad lib main weather more clouds will stream in overhead ad lib main weather more clouds will stream in overhead this evening and skies will becoming mostly cloudy. temperatures will be mild tonight in the mid to low 40s by early tuesday morning. moisture from the strong area of low will lift north and bring a few why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. coming up next ... see how a teenager cancer patient got the fairytale wedding of a lifetime ... and how you can help fill her goal: a fairytale wedding. it was the last item on her bucket list. steve harris has the story of how a community came together to make her dream come true. most little girls dream of having a fairy tale wedding...emily linneman is no exception. but 3 years ago she was diagnosed with a bone cancer that took her leg. then, a couple of months ago, they found an inoperable tumor in her hip...doctors told her to start working on her bucket list. a list that included playing basketball... riding a harley... getting a tatoo...and a miniature pig. one by one, she finished them all...all except that little girls dream... "she said mom this isn't fair. i'm not supposed to die yet. i'm supposed to get married and have kids." this is where jake schroer enters the story. they met at a bowling alley 5 months ago... "and he came into this knowing how sick she was...and fell in love with her anyway." he asked...she said yes... and people came together to make it happen...from the winery, to the ice sculpture made by 2 bikers... to big dave, the tatoo artist and ordained minister, who married them... even the rings...no cost. it was the wedding of a lifetime... "all i wanted was for her to look beautiful in front of her friends and family...and it ended up looking like a fairy tale. it honestly was." at 17, emily got her fairy tale wedding...a little sooner than she'd hoped. but life doesn't always cooperate. "more than anything she wanted to walk down the isle but her legs quit working a couple days before...she couldn't walk" but what matters...what really matters...is that emily's dream came true. if you'd like to buy emily a wedding gift, there's only one thing on her registry ... finding a cure and saving lives in the future. you can read more about her story ... and donate to her cause ... you can check out her personal website. the address is on the screen. emily-linneman-dot-com. we'll be right now. shooting investigation... two teens are shot while visiting a mcdonald's... why bad manners may have lead to the shooting... and how the victims are doing today. trump tirade... donald trump takes aim at the des moines register on national television. we'll tell you what he said about the paper. meat and cancer.. the world health organization says some meat is worse for you than first thought. why being a carnivore may put you at greater risk for cancer... ankeny police are still investigating what led to a shooting at a local ankeny police are still investigating what led to a shooting at a local fast-food chain... thanks for joining us. i'm sonya heitshusen... and i'm dan winters. police were called out to the mc- donalds at southwest state street and oralabor road around 10:30 on saturday night.. when they arrived they found two men down... and the shooter no where to be found... stephanie moore has an update...first on thirteen... the mc-donalds in south ankeny qickly turned into a crime scene saturday night after three customers got into a fight... 'when we arrived we found two victims that had both been shot.' ankeny police say when they arrived on the scene they found, 18 year old justin phongsavanh and 18 year old nickolas culver suffering from gun shot wounds...both men were taken to the hospital by ambulance. -30 minutes after the shooting....34 year old gabriel coco turned himself into the polk county sheriff's office, he is charged with two counts of willful injury...police say the incident appears to have started inside.... 'upon investigation, officers found there was some type of incident that occurred inside the business in which our victims left and when they left the suspect followed them out to the parking lot.' lt. brian huggins says it appears coco didn't like the way culver and phongsavanh were treating an employee and took matters into his own hands... 'upon interviews with the employees as well as witnesses inside the business we were told the two victims had some type of altercation between them towards the mcdonalds employees.' coco was with a female at the time of the shooting but she will not face charges... 'the investigation is still on-going we have several other things to tie up and to continue to investigate such as

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