. >> it's tuesday. october 27th, 2015. this is the cbs morning morning news. caught on camera, an ugly clash inside a high school classroom. a student is seen being thrown from her desk by a school resource officer. seas. the united states issues a bold challenge to china's growing influence in the south china sea. and black friday blackout, the retailer pledging to keep its

biggest shopping days of the year and why it's doing it. good morning from the "cbs news"room at the studio 57 headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. a high school counselor has been put on incident, the incident was caught on cell phone video t. officer was called in after the student refused to leave the room. the reefrs grabbed her the desk tips over, he tracks her to the front of the room. she was arrested for disturbing the peace and released to her parents. don champion is here in new york with more on that, good morning, don. >> this morning the head of the aclu calls the officer's actions an egregious use of force. classmates say it started when

the incident is downright difficult to watch. the cell phone video captured the moment a south carolina school resource officer tossed a female student across a classroom monday. look again, here you see the officer grab the girl, remove her from her chair, then toss her against the room. >> i never seen anything so nasty look, so sick. >> classmate tony robinson recorded the video. the officer had been called to escort the girl out because of disciplinary problems. robinson spoke to affiliate wltx. >> it's supposed to be somebody to protect us. not somebody we knead to be scared of or afraid. it was a scary experience. >> the incident happened at spring valley high school in columbia. classmates say it all started when the girl refused to put away her cell phone an leave the room t. richland county sheriff is investigates and reportedly

>> we have to look at what happened, what led up to it and what happened afterwards. >> the unidentified student was arrested. the officer involved deputy ben fields is now on administrative leave. now, the incident happened just as the director of the fbi came under fire for suggest tag cell phone videos of police have led to a rise in violent crimes. he suggested there is a fallout black men. >> don champion here in new york, thank you, don. a just released poll shows donald trump is widely unpopular with hispanics. trump began his campaign calling some mexican immigrants rapists, vowing to deport those living in this country liberally. frump trump is unfavorable asix out of ten hispanics. this morning, other provocative

headlines. in new hampshire, trump said the u.s. should not impose democracies on countries that don't want it. he said a woman like to refer to burqa because it limits the need to wear makeup. >> then women said, we want to wear them. to? involved? you den have to put makeup. wouldn't that be easier? >> coming up on "cbs this morning," the controversy over trump hosting "saturday fight live" amid latin advocacy groups and others that his appearance be cancelled. a just agreed to budget deal between house republican leaders and the white house is already facing opposition from conservative critics. the deal brokered by speaker john boehner was struck late last night. it would increase spending for the next two fiscal years and

march of 17 e 2017, averting a government shutdown. the full house should limit the debt ceiling. prosecutors say a woman accused of driving her car into a crowd of people at an oklahoma parade did so liberally. issues. she is being held on $1 million bond and facing four counts of murder. >> reporter: 25-year-old adacia chambers is being held on $1 million bond. she is facing four preliminary counts of murder after the oklahoma homecoming parade saturday. >> driving a car into a crowd of people is evidenceing a depraved mind. >> reporter: her father apologized to the victims. >> i'm very sorry for those victims who are people who lost their life.

killed. two-year-old nash lucas, na kita pabhakar and marvin and bonnie stone. >> i saw marvin and bonn fi, i was shocked. i stared at the screen, i read it three times, it started to sink in it was real. >> reporter: dozens are injured. 17 people are still hospitalized. a of mar cayley carter was at the raid with her roommate. >> i looked down at my hand, it was gushing blood. so i just sat down. she kept telling me not to look over at the scene because there were so many people. >> reporter: the family reveals chambers was hospitalized in the past for mental illness but looked fine recently. >> the look in her face, there is a blank almost lifeless look in her face. >> reporter: the judge approved a psychological evaluation.

hearing next month. this morning, more wet weather is expected in the south. the weather system is headed to the east t. damage is done. parts of the gulf coast were hit with devastating flooding. flood watchs and warnings continue in parts of louisiana, mississippi and alabama. in louisiana, 20 elementary school children were rescued after their school bus got stranded on a flooded bridge. >> i couldn't believe it. no one has ever tried to drive through that water, especially not a school bus with kids on it. so not as long as i've lived there. >> no one was hurt. the bus driver says the engine stalled as he tried to drive through the water. investigators are on the scene of a whale watching boat tragedy off canada's south coast. it sank, killing five british tourists. rescuers say 21 passengers, one

what caused the boat to capsize in calm waters remains a mystery. >> to the best of our knowledge, there is no distress call. from what we know at this stage, it appears the incident happened so quickly the crew didn't have an opportunity to send out a mayday. >> the boat's owner says his captain had more than 20 years sfooerns experience and a clean record. crew members conducted regular safety drills. the death toll climbed to more than 300. the epicenter was in northern afghanistan. the quake was felt across the re region. an afghan newscast was on the air when the studios began to shake. the magnitude 7.5 quake killed 237 people in pakistan and 74 in afghanistan. thousands of hopes are damaged. coming up on the morning

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details, visit jardiance.com. >> according to a new report from the world health organization, bacon, sausage, hot dogs and other processed meats significantly increase your chance of getting cancer, which is an ugly way of saying i'll probably die doing what i love. >> hmm. moneywatch, a lot of people are talking about that warning a. meat producer seeing more on wall street. one retailer is going dark on black friday, jill. >> reporter: that's right. good morning the world health organization says processed

the report puts processed meats as a likely contributor. the american meat industry contends cancer involves a number of lifestyle and environmental factors. the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting today the fed didn't raise rates in september. that set off a big stock rally. yesterday the stock fell four t. points t. world's largest retailer wal-mart is thinking of using drones for delivery. yesterday wal-mart applied to test drones for cushside pickups and warehouse use. wal-mart has been conduct indoor tests of drones for months. amazon, google and other companies are already testing drones. if you can't live without your smartphone, apple is offering loaner iphone, apple stores are

remember and the big outdoor retailer rei says it's closing its doors on black friday the friday after thanksgiving. rei says instead of working the ply years at its 143 stores will be paid to enjoy the outdoors. the national retail federation says fewer people shopped over thanksgiving last year due to shopping. >> there is always cybermonday, right, you can make up for those savings? >> absolutely. >> jill wagner, thanks a lot, jill. ahead on our morning news stand, light band, why you cannot pack your electronic cigarette in your checked luggage and a ufo on a collision course with earth? which will tell you where it

in. here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. in. scary moments for a tree trimer in pasadena, california. home frons trapped him. he was stuck for more than an hour screaming for help. firefighters were able to cut

is lucky he didn't suffocate. new rules for flying with electric cigarettes, those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the "new york times" reports on a u.s. navy challenge to china's growing territorial ambitions. an american warship monday sailed close to an artificial island cane in the south china sea. china claims the islands are within its territorial boundaries. the u.s. considers the area international waters. a u.s. official says the patrol was completed without incident. usa today reports on new research with a dire prediction for the weather in the persian gulf. the study says climate change will make the region so hot, it will be dangerous for humans. researchers predict extreme temperatures will become normal. heat indexes could hit 170 degrees. the washington post reports on ecigarettes being banned in

there have been at life 26 incidents in 2009, in which ecigarettes have caused explosions for buyers. passengers till will be allowed to take them on carry-on backs. they cannot recharge the devices while on the plane. and the pekin daily times in illinois reports on an honor for a hero chess teacher. james ver non was recommended monday by governor bruce rauner. vernon is still recovering from injuries when he was cut october 19th by a 19-year-old man with two knives. the suspect allegedly wanted to kill some people. vernon was teaching 16 children in a library room. he described what happened. >> when they first came income i thought this was an evil off the wall halloween prank. this isn't true, then the next thought was, this can't happen. >> vernon blocked the attacker's blade and subdued him until help

the daily mail reports on a mysterious ufo on a collision course with the earth next month. space scientists are monitoring wtf. >> that is expected to crash into the indian ocean november 13ing. maybe a piece of a spacecraft. most should burn up entering the atmosphere, so it won't be a problem to new people. a team of destiny as they get ready to start the world series tonight. not so fast. the mets opponents the kansas city royals are still feeling motivated by last year's world series. more on the world series. plus a different read of royals on display in the new bond film. first a "jeopardy" contestant's answer, draws a part in the line. this is the "cbs morning news."

face the arizona cardinals, good fortunes for the cards in the second half. it looks like chris johnson is stomped. he goes for 62 yards to set up a field goal. baltimore has a chance to fly. joe flacco's pass is caught in the ends zone. one in the world series between the kansas city royals and new york mets is toon. the mets getting a sendoff in her to home borough of queens on monday, ace matt harvey takes the mound tonight in kansas city. >> to me this is another start. obviously. it's a start on a different level. but you know, it's still baseball. we have to go out and do our jobs. >> royals fans are a star for championship. the team was 90 feet for tying game seven in last year's world series. the new bond film gets a welcome.

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a confrontation between police and a bank robbery suspect on the streets in los angeles. police monday dropped non-lethal bean bag rounds at him. he told bank workers he had a bomb and took a quarter million in cash him just before officers subdued him, he was seen throwing wads of cash out of his briefcase. here's a look at the top stories, an investigation is under way following a confrontation between a south carolina high school student and a school resource officer, he was called in to deal with a

grabbing her and throwing her on the floor. house republican leaders and the white house agree to a tentative bug deal late last night. the proposal increase spending for the next two fiscal years and lifts the debt ceiling through march of 2017. well, passengers on a small plane that crashed in broward county, florida, are out of the hospital this morning. when their plane went down monday, a cbs miami news crew was the first on the scene to help. ted scouten of our miami station reports. >> reporter: it's the heart stopping moment when chopper 4 discovered a plane crash on the edge of the everglades. the pilot and crew were asked by air traffic control to help in the search. >> it's not the normal day, but i think it guess to our head often doing this type of missions a lot of times we are first responders. we keep a kit in the back of the helicopter just in case.

photographer, also a volunteer firefighters and emt. when she saw a survivor on the wing, sher mind began racing. >> we were relieved to see somebody was there and walking around t. other question was, is there anybody else on board, what is their status? are they really injured? >> the chopper 4 pile decided to land. they knew they had to help. >> that's the first thing you want to do is embed it in your brain you want to get out and hef. >> reporter: he got out of the plane, another crew member got out. too. seeing them standing on the wing standing up was good news from my standpoint. but it was a pretty big airplane and i knew there could have been other passengers on board and that's when i made the decision to land. >> moments later, another survivor ran back to the plane. right after the plane crashed, he took off on foot on the levy looking for help.

help and with ground rescue crews nearby, the pilot decided to get back into the air. >> everybody was breathing. nobody was under water. so at that point i was a better aid to be directing the authorities and mortgages responders into the scene. >> coming up, more on u.s. warships sailing near disputed chinese islands. plus, we will go to a suburb where there is concern over landfills.