john blackstone and carter evans are there. vladimir duthiers is in st. louis where michael brown was laid to rest, but not the controversy over his fatal shooting by a police officer. >> michael brown's blood is crying from the ground! >> anthony mason reports burger king has a whopper of an idea to avoid u.s. taxes. and dr. jon lapook with a wakeup call from america's pediatricians, teenagers need more sleep >> i just woke up. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> i'm mau rice dubois. in france, a magnitude 6.0 earthquake was felt south of napa. over 200 injured and homes and businesses were damaged. >> reporter: engineers placed red tags on buildings too dangerous to enter. fema estimates this could be a billion-dollar disaster. cracks opened in roadways and walls. gas lines broke, six homes burned. a carport collapsed on a dozen vehicles at the apartment complex where cesar calderon lives. did you hear this come down? >> i did, i saw it, too >> reporter: what

she sat down with carter evans. >> amazon's battle expands, it was up against a prominent publisher, and now it is disney movies. >> and one tree that grows 40 fruits, van aiken's on his stunning creation. >> there is something about it that is biblical. >> definitely. >> captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> glor: good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor, with the western edition of the broadcast. the annual nascar race adequate kins glenn is over tonight, a police investigation into what happened last night at another track in upstate new york is not. a 20-year-old driver named kevin ward, jr. was killed when he got out of his vehicle. he was run over by three-time nascar champion tony stewart. the video, if you have not seen it already, we will warn you can be tough to watch. we begin with don dahler. >> reporter: on the 14th lap of the super sprint race, kevin ward, jr.'s number 13 car was on the outside portion of the track, when tony stewart in the number 14 car squeezed ward into the wall. the 20-year-old spun out and blew a tire. >> ward then got out of

he won't be playing in the league, but carter evans tells us how the wrongly imprisoned linebacker will finally make his living from professional football. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. this is our western edition of the broadcast. for the first time ever, someone infected with the deadly ebola virus has been brought into the country for treatment. dr. kent brantly, who was working with ebola patients in west africa when he contracted the disease himself, arrived late this morning just outside atlanta in a gulfstream jet specially outfitted with an isolation tent. from there, he was transported in an ambulance to the emory university hospital, where surprisingly he was strong enough to walk into the hospital. emory has one of the most sophisticated infectious disease units in the country. brantly was working with the christian missionary group samaritan's purse caring for ebola patients in liberia when he got sick. vicente arenas picks up the story in atlanta. >> reporter: a private medical jet carrying dr. kent br

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from a california parking lot to the beaches of florida, carter evans on what's behind a string of deadly single-engine plane crashes. and chip reid reports the fur was really flying in the competition to be the white house christmas tree. >> it gives you chills. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. and this is our western addition. this was one of the worst days of the year for the stock market and the millions of americans invested in it. all three major indexes were sharply lower, including a 317- point drop for the dow. it has now given up all of its gains for the year. for the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq the loss amounted to about 2% as rattled investors dumped their stock. anthony mason, our senior business correspondent is in chicago tonight. anthony, what's behind the sell- off? >> reporter: well, james, 96% of the stocks in the s&p 500 fell today, and there was no single catalyst. argentina's default was just one in a series of bad headlines, but traders are saying the mark

carter evans, cbs news, loss loss. >>> relief workers are flooding into china to help with earthquake relief. more than 2500 military personnel are hoping to locate victims after a large quake struck this afternoon. at least 381 people are dead. 1800 are hurt. >> reporter: rescue crews in this remote town had in china worked through the night carrying survivors from the rebel of a magnitude 6.1 quake on their backs. other his to be taken away on makeshift stretchers with iv bags hanging from sticks. close to 400 people are dead and 2,000 are injured after a quake hit the region of the province sunday afternoon. people north of the capitol city were seen running into the streets as buildings shook. about 12,,homes there, many of them old and made out of brick -- 12,000 homes there, many of them old and made out of brick, are reduced to nothing. thousands of soldiers are now in the disaster zone trying to reach an, as yet, unknown number of missing people. rescuers are racing against the clock to find those who may still be alive in an area where communecasion and power have been cut of

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> iceland has declared an aviation red alert and banned air traffic near its largest volcano. scientists are monitoring rumblings that are the start of a volcanic eruption that no one can see. the volcano is underneath all the ice. an eruption could create an ash cloud that would endanger airplanes. there was travel chaos four years ago when a different volcano blew its top. >>> look at this. a crack opened up in the earth in northern mexico and scientists don't know why. it is more than half a mile long, 16 feet wide, and 30 feet deep. some people think an earthquake caused it. others blame an underground stream. >>> and there are no reports of injuries or damage tonight after a strong earthquake hit chile. the 6.4 quake was centered near the city of valparaiso. and there was a small earthquake in the east bay a little over an hour ago. the 3.2 quake struck a mile southeast of concord. >> 2.3 huh? [ laughter ] >> somebody felt it somewhere. >> you could do that by jumping on the floor. >>> as we go outside tonight l is fog and clouds on the shoreline

carter evans has more on that. >> earthquake hit and it fell right around the gap. >> reporter: sunday's earthquake woke up lee norland. a few seconds' warning would have been welcomed. >> i'm racing around the bed and the bed moved toward me and we met. >> that's how you got the shiner? >> that's how i got the shiner. >> reporter: but uc berkeley did predict it in ten seconds. >> in ten seconds you can move away from things falling on you and stuff like that. if you're having surgery, you would like that eye surgeon to pull that scalpel back. >> reporter: richard irwin. and it sounded the alarm. it detects preliminary vibrations that occur seconds before an earthquake. the seismic wave that follows travels at the speed of sound but the system's sensors can sent an alert at the speefd light. a similar system is already used in japan and mexico. 40 to 60 seconds of warning could provide enough time to ground elevators or slow down trains. the burkillely team says $80 million is required to add more sensors and develop an alert to instantly warn people on their cell phones. >> there's a se

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carter evans has her take on what happened. >> could you tell me what you remember about those moments>> he just pulled me, brutally threw me down, beating me, banging me, trying to beat me to death, take my life away for no reason. i did nothing to him. i don't know why. >> reporter: marlene pinnick has spent the last month recovering. in july she was tackled and punched repeatedly by a california highway patrol officer on a los angeles freeway. a portion of that incident was captured on camera by a passing driver. >> what's he doing that for? >> reporter: pinnick claims this is the first time she's watched the entire 41-second video. >> i didn't know why it was happening. prior i had said nothing to him. >> reporter: but the video does not show what happened in the moments leading up to the altercation, and it's still not clear why pinnick who's been homeless for five years was w d wandering on the freeway in the first place. what were you doing before you were confronted by that officer? her attorney interjected. >> we realize that there's an interest in what she may or may not have

however, as carter evans explains tonight, they will not see multi-million-dollar paychecks, not by a long stretch. >> reporter: the 99-page ruling from federal judge claudia wilkins will allow some college athletes to receive money for use of their names image and likeness. current rules only allow schools to offer scholarship and room and board. the lawsuit claimed antitrust lawes were violated and that the n.c.a.a. and schools conspired to deprive athletes of any portion of the revenue earned through licensing. the judge agreed. it's a win for future college athletes, led by a former college star, edobannion took his u.c.l.a. basketball team to a national championship in 1995. he sued in 2009 after his image was used in a video game authorized by the n.c.a.a., but he was not paid. he testified against the organization in june. >> when the pie that is brought in is huge, i think it's big enough for everyone to share a piece in that pie. >> reporter: broadcasting profits alone are estimated to be in the billions of dollars, and the fact that student athletes never see any of those pr

more than 100 are hurt, buildings damaged and homes destroyed, john blackstone and carter evans in hard hit napa, we have the latest. >> i am peter, i am a journalist. >> an american hostage is released by his captors in syria, annemarie green with his story and julianna gold than with the latest for the hunt for james foley's killer. >> a big week ahead in ferguson, missouri. >> vladimir duthier i is there,s there as school gets ready to start and mourners gather to bury michael brown. >> and playing for all the marbles. >> elaine quijano with the little leaguers with big dreams from chicago. the good news they are providing for a neighborhood that could use some. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." v >> axelrod: good evening. jeff is off to tonight, i am jim axelrod, we begin with the most powerful earthquake to hit california's bay area in a quarter century. it was well before dawn when a quake measuring 6.1 and centered 33 miles northeast of san francisco shook napa, sonoma and solano counties, no one was killed but at least 120 people were hurt, including at

carter evans, cbs news, napa, california. >>> it was quiet overnight in ferguson, missouri, where residents respected the wishes of michael brown's family. they had asked for a day of peace as they buried their son. brown, a black teenager, was killed by a white police officer. thousands attended his funeral yesterday and as vladimir duthiers reports there was a call for change. >> reporter: 4500 people were in the church for service, it was part memorial, part call for action. reverend al sharpton gave the eulogy. >> michael brown must be remembered for more than disturbances. he must be remembered for this is when they started changing what was going on. >> reporter: but brown's uncle charles ewing wants more. >> michael brown's blood is crying from the ground. crying for vengeance. crying for justice. >> reporter: brown was shot six times by darren wilson, a white police officer who stopped him and a friend for walking in the middle of the street. brown was unarmed, but police say the 18-year-old hit the officer and tried to take his gun. three witnesses say brown was surrendering. >> no

carter evans tells us tonight emergency workers have had enough. >> reporter: in the mountains of southernalifornia, this is becoming an all too familiar site, la county sheriff search and rescue reserve chief mike leum. >> we are probably going to set a report record of 2,275 mission which is 10% above last year. >> many of those rescues happen here in eaton canyon just outside of la, on a trail where five people have died since 2009 and hundreds have been rescued after scaling canyon walls to see a remote waterfall. >> nathan judy is with the u.s. forest service. >> they think they can get up there and they get half way up and turn around and look down below them and wonder how they will get back. there is the view looking down. one section of the trail is appropriately named acrophobia ridge. it closed officially on august het and even though the warning signs were up several days before, this couple tried it anyway. >> we tried to climb down that rock face and when they start to slide, you can see what happens next. >> oh! h oh, no! >> if she hadn't caught that tree, she could have bee

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here's carter evans. >> reporter: the powp rawtsy have a reputation of doing whatever it takes to get the shot-- on the ground and now in the air. what's the concern about pop pap rawty using drones? >> you have a situation where they're able to go anywhere. >> sean burke is the director of the reform initiative and a former body guard. last year after testimony from actresses halle berry and jennifer garner, he helped get a law on the books in california protecting children of celebrities from harassment by photographers. >> i am asking you as a parent to pay attention. >> reporter: now, he says, the stakes are even higher. >> you have someone with a drone, and start photographing someone in hir backyard, that's a privacy concern, and i think it's a privacy concern for all of us. >> reporter: california law already protects areas on the ground where people have a reasonable expectation of privacy, like a backyard. newly proposed legislation would expand that protection to the sky. recently, miley cyrus posted this video of a drone with a camera she says was hovering above her home. >

she spoke to cbs reporter carter evans. >> could you tell me what you remember about those moments. he just pulled me brutally threw me down started beating me, banging me, trying to kill me, trying to beat me to death, take my life away for no reason. i did nothing to him. i don't know why. >> reporter: marlene pinnock spent the last month recovering. in july she was tackled and punched repeatedly by a california highway patrol officer on a los angeles freeway. a portion of that incident was captured on camera by a passing driver. >> what they doing that for? >> reporter: pinnock claims this is the first time she watched the entire 41-second video. >> i didn't know why. i didn't nothing to him. i said nothing to him. >> reporter: the video doesn't show what happened in the moments leading up to the altercation and it's not clear why pinnock, who has been homeless for five years, was wandering on the freeway in the first place. what were you doing before you were confronted by that officer? her attorney interjected. >> we realize that there was an interest in what she may or may not

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: so in the northwest the storms are producing lightning but not much rain, in the southwest, a different story. we are joined now my neat rolls eric fisher of our sister station wbz, eric what is going on? >> we are seeing a lot of heavy rainfall this weekend, jeff, we have an area of low pressure spinning here in the southwest, unusually strong for this time of year, rain in places like los angeles and san diego and almost never see rainfall in the middle of summer. these are spots that can absolutely use it. this is one of the boston glares the country with regard to drought, california in severe drought, big chunks of nevada and, also, the problem is too much rain outs out west. local rainfall, still numerous flash flood watches, the rainwater is going over roads, only takes two feet of water to take a car and take it down the street. on the other coast, east coast we are watching north carolina and south carolina, we have had a lot of weekend rain here, so we until monday more locally heavy rainfall, especially the eastern halves of th

we can report carter evans still has all his toes. >> i used to love swimming in the ocean. you're going to love meeting this college president who just changed 24 lives outside the classroom. his story ahead on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. breaking news, the mother of has died.children killed in a o "eyewitness news" has confirmed the death of keisha williams, williams and her children, were at a church benefit selling fruit on the corner when a speeding stolen car hit them. two suspects face charges in the case, those charges are likely to be upgraded now. >>> let's get your forecast with katie in the weather center. >> good morning, everybody. we are really look a led to beautiful weather today and heading into the weekend, and it all comes courtesy of the magical phrase we know as high pressure. so often high pressure hooks us up with some fair weather conditions, and today is absolutely one of those days. storm scan3 is empty, the day as a whole looks awesome, start off with bright blue skies, very like i going to see mooing more t

we can report carter evans still has all his toes. >> i used to love swimming in the ocean.ust changed 24 lives outside the classroom. his story ahead on "cbs this morning." two american >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it's 8:25. time for news headlines. two american f-18 fighter jets attacked an isis division in northern iraq. the jets dropped 500-pound bombs on artillery islamic extremists were using to shell ear bill. >> they are going to finish the approach on the tunnel, the closure starts at 8:00 tonight. caltrans plans to open it by phantom. >>> outside lands music festival starts today in golden gate park. kanye west and the heartbreakers will headline. it's sold out. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or mo

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cbs news correspondent carter evans shared this view of what it was like to ride waves that have attractedators. the national weather service says this is the most significant southerly swell since 1996. forecasters expect the high surf will end friday, but until then lifeguards warn inexperienced swimmers should stay out of the water. teri okita, newport beach, california. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch" now malaysian airlines announces cuts. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. malaysian airlines is cutting about thousand jobs. it follows the shooting down of the jet over ukraine and the disappearance of flight 370 over the ocean. >>> google is building drones for a package delivery system. a fleet of drones is in development at google's project wing to carry merchandise to customers from its online store. test flights in australia recently delivered a first aid kit, candy bars, dog treats, and water to two farmers. that puts google in a race with amazon to use an unmanned aircraft to deliver packages. >>> here on wall street today concerns about international conflict and europ

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carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> it will be weeks before the investigation wraps up. >> californiamakers are requiring universities to define consentule sex on campuses, it will be used in investigating sexual investigation. if passed it will be the first of its kind. obviously colleges that get public funds for financial aid would be required to follow the law. >>> [indiscernible] >> less than 24 hours later, a stowaway was caught at the airport again, scanning the terminals. she said she is homeless and she feels safer in airports than on the street. >>> all runways are back in operation, two of them have been closed since may for safety upgrades. the work included installing concrete blocks that will slow down any plane that overshoots landing. the runway reopened this afternoon a month ahead of schedule. >>> well, did you see it? appearing in bay area skies at moon rise tonight, 10 minutes after 8:00. the super moon. the closest, brightest, new moon of the year. do we have a live shot? we should. sitting right out there in the beautiful skies above san francisco. and you can se

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carter evans goes for a walk in the woods where everything and everyone counts.ls us why great vacations make for great workers and more. first ahead lines for this sunday morning the 31st and last day of august, 2014. european leaders meeting in brussels this weekend say there are now more than 1,000 russian troops in eastern ukraine helping pro-russian separatists, they are threatening more economic sanctions unless moscow backs down, a group of captive russian paratroopers were exchanged for some ukrainian soldiers today, the paratroopers crossed the border accidentally, russia said. >> tony a abbott said his county will help in the effort to fly guns and ammunition to iraq to combat militants trying to create a militant, islamic state there. >> u.s. air strikes cleared the aid for thousands in a town 100 miles north of baghdad. >> there is new hope for the 6 million americans with heart failure. an experimental drug has been shown now to cut the risk of death by 20 percent, doctors say the drugs is so new it doesn't have a name yet. it is the biggest breakthr

cbs news correspondent carter evans shared this view of what it was like to ride waves that have attracted thousands of spectators. the national weather service says this is the most significant southerly swell since 1996. forecasters expect the high surf to end tomorrow, but until then, maurice, life guards say inexperienced swimmers should stay out of the water. >> dubois: teri okita, thank you. federal agents tonight are investigating a big bank robbery. cyber thieves broke into america's biggest bank, jpmorgan chase. homeland security correspondent bob orr has the details on that. bob. >> reporter: maurice, sources tell us the cyber attack happened earlier this month, and now the f.b.i. and the u.s. secret service have trying to determine just how much damage has been done. sources say a cyber thief may have gained unauthorized access to the data at jpmorgan chase by hacking into the personal computer of a single bank employee. some private account information reportedly was compromised in the breech, but so far jpmorgan chase has not seen any unusual fraud activity. in a statement the

john blackstone and carter evans are there. vladimir duthiers is in st.d to rest, but not the controversy over his fatal shooting by a police officer. >> michael brown's blood is crying from the ground! >> anthony mason reports burger king has a whopper of an idea to avoid u.s. taxes. and dr. jon lapook with a wakeup call from america's pediatricians, teenagers need more sleep >> i just woke up.

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from a california parking lot to the beaches of florida, carter evans on what's behind a string of deadly plane crashes. and chip reid reports the fur was really flying in the competition to be the white house christmas tree. >> it gives you chills. captioning spons

>> just this week five people have died in small plane crashes from california to florida, but carter evansmixed messages about safety in the sky. he's at the van nuys airport in california this morning. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the exact cause of all these crashes won't be known for months, but year to year the number of fatal small plane crashes is actually on the decline. the problem is the number is not going down fast enough to meet the faa's goals. this is all that's left of the single engine plane that crashed in the parking lot of a san diego shopping center wednesday, killing a 78-year-old passenger. the surviving pilot reported losing power. >> oh my god, i'm not getting any altitude here. i'm at full tloetlehrottle. i'm going down! >> on sunday a father and his 9-year-old father were killed on the beach in this crash. on tuesday a family of four survived this plane crash in alabama, but this wisconsin accident resulted in a fatality. >> we're a little upset by it. it's one of the things -- one of the risks you take and try to make the best of it. >> report

shoot for the stars you get somewhere good. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning: saturday" carter evansupport a kid's ambitions. >> i think so often we assume kids like that also wants media attention. he actually said he's exhausted and a bit overwhelmed at how interested people have been. >>> coming up it is the owedest zoo and a brand-new experience. zoo 360 in philadelphia. we'll pay a visit. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] get $37 entire house installation plus free pad upgrade when you buy stainmaster carpet and pad at lowe's. just you...with the great facial hair. when gray creeps in do you lose it all? not you. new touch of gray mustache and beard reduces gray without getting rid of it all in just 5 minutes. for the perfect gray look you want. new touch of gray mustache and beard. ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes cookies. find them in the cookie aisle. did you get my e-mail? [ man ] i did. so, what'd you think of the house? did you see the school rating? oh, you're right. hey, babe, i got to go. bye, daddy. h

carter evans takes us on the ride and he shows us what's coming around the bend. >> colossus has beenoaster history. >> we used to do it with the hands up until lorain would tell us, put them down put them down. >> reporter: you tell me you do it so frequently you know the ride workers by name? >> come on, now. this is the colossus. >> reporter: the new and improved colossus opens next summer. >> i truly have the best job in the world. i know you have the best job but it's second to mine. >> nothing like a good 0 g roll right, gayle? >> no. bring your own baufrrf bag. that does not look fun to me at all. >>> coming up next lions make a roaring debut. 3, 2, 1: >> here's what's kibreang today. >> while the rapper recovers from gunshot wounds, are hospital employees in danger of the gunman striking again? >> shocking details. >> the mda telethon is the most successful fundraiser in the history of television, wait until you hear what they told us about the 2 million benefit! >> i wanted to did this so bad. this is a great day. ♪ ♪ doctor, doctor gimme the news ♪ ♪ >> hey, everyone. welcom

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