searched west, they claim he resisted -- and a fight broke out. >> kelway and kitmore >> officer chapman called for backup. >> unit on kelway and kitmore is everything ok? >> 13, 13, 13... signal 13 >> neighbors said it was about 25 people on top of my brother, they never seen anyone get beat like that, never. you're talking about armed men and women with batons, with weapons, steel-toed boots. armed. he wasn't armed, he's got on shorts and a tank top, his skin is revealed, its summer. who gonna fight with 20 people, for what? >> shawanda lewis was just arriving home when she says she heard people yelling. >> i seen everything that happened from the beginning to the end. everything. they went from the car to the corner, from the corner to this side of the street. he asked for help a million times. >> lewis told investigators she saw west get maced, then try to run away. >> witnesses also reported seeing officers punch, kick, and hit west with batons after tackling him to the ground. >> they told me if i don't move, they're going to do the same thing to me. >> were you scared? >> i wasn't

sheriff chapman: make sure you are committed getting with your children.lot of things that you think you just, like reverse mentoring when you talk about all the things the kids are doing on the internet. the first things the pay attention to your children and make sure you are communicating with them. if you see anything suspicious or they bring up anything suspicious, make sure you address it with them. make sure you put the computer and area that is accessible and you can monitor what they are doing. and certainly report anything that comes up that might be suspicious or somebody trying to entice them to buy something or something they are not sure of. make sure they communicate that to the parents. that is really the key. communication and more communication. alison: and creating some trust. is there a common trap that parents fall into when it comes to kids online and also kids and drugs? sheriff chapman: when it comes to online, i think it don't realize how much the kids are exposed to. they are gaming online. their creepers out there in some of the

. >> tom chapman is also riding in the race. >> the mud was actually like pea soup.it's always dangerous because at times when it is like that, it's a little bit slippery. >> the horses line up at the starting gate. the first race of the day. >> they're off. >> tom chapman, riding current lady, is among the early front-runners. nate hubbard and sweetwater oak hang back in fifth place. as the horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front, current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweetwater oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the outside. >> it's current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly t

dawn chapman is a mother of three who lives less than two miles from the landfill. >> how dare they come out and tell us everything is safe when they don't know what it is and how much they have. >> reporter: this scenario has never happened before, so at this point, there is a lot of educated guessing going on, scott, that is little comfort to the residents near. >> bonita, thank you. >>> hurricane patricia is long gone, but what's left of it is still causing trouble. there was flooding today in south carolina's low country. some roads in charleston were impassable. the midwest got buckets of rain today and the system is headed to the northeast just in time for tomorrow morning's rush. in the republican presidential race, the doctor is in. first place. our new cbs news, "new york times" poll shows ben carson has staged a quiet coup, knocking donald trump out of the top spot by four points. the polls told us a number of fascinating things. with more on that, here's major garrett. >> donald trump's support has eroded across every demographic group, and among tea party voters, support has

dawn chapman fears that will be too late. be put in by this community if you cannot guaranty our safety without it. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. as a urologist, i have performed 9,421 and a half prostate exams. so why do i do it? because i get paid. und... on this side of the glove i know prostate exams can save lives. so, if you are a man over 50, talk to you doctor to see if a prostate exam is right for you. if we can do it, so can you. >>> there's a photographer in new york city who claims to be a dog's best friend. well, tonight, he takes us for a walk. >> can i take a photo of your pomeranian? i can photograph 20 or 30 dogs a day. my name is elias, and i'm the doggest. can i take a photo of your dogsome >> sure. >> shih tzu? >> yeah. >> when i talk to a dog, i try and speak their language. if they want to play with me, then i play with them. if they're scared, i'll back off a little bit. lucy, sit. when i'm on the ground, dogs think i'm a strange one-eyed animal, so if i start making a noise, they'll l

. >> host: what do you teach at chapman? >> guest: skepticism 101, how to think like a scientist and not be a geek. [laughter] basically, i'm taking 18-year-olds right out of high school and teaching them how to use their brain. >> host: what does it mean to think scientifically? >> guest: i mean, just using reason, thinking critically, being skeptical. don't just accept claims on the face of it, look for evidence, ask for evidence, challenge it. ask critical questions about any claim anybody has and, you know, think for yourself. >> host: who's your favorite philosopher? >> guest: my favorite philosopher, well, probably if you count him thomas jefferson, thomas hobbs. you know, i think the great enlightenment philosophers, voltaire. these are the people that really opened the doors up, adam smith, david hume. these are the great, i think, started the rational, skeptical scientific movement. >> host: a lot of people here at freedom festival like john locke. >> guest: i would throw him in there, absolutely. he's in the top fi

is taught at uc irvine chapman university and out franklin and marshall college in pennsylvania. he authored a book on president nixon years in congress called the content in school and called the content in school and work out a book about the nixon-kennedy election. his most recent book is the subject of the talk called the president and the apprentice -- "the president and the apprentice: eisenhower and nixon, 1952-1961". it's a monument of research. i think the indus and the dog alone are 300 pages. please put a lot of work into. ladies and gentlemen, a great scholar and a great american irwin gellman. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, before i start one of the things i'd like to do is reintroduce growth and who, without her kindnesses and her generosity to my wife and myself, this book would never be written. she is as good as it gets, and if you read the dedication that she has, and the gentleman that is kind of, this is her book and it is her book with my thanks and i appreciate it. in addition to that, what i appreciate is all of you who come. it's beyond thankful for s

frente a su casa sÓlo quedan las pertenencias de la familia chapman. >> el agua llegÓ hasta mÁs arribano estaba tan mojado, afirma. asimismo, se encuentran cientos de casas en cuyos frentes no cabemÁs basura, que fue lo que se redujeron sus pertenencias. ahora no queda un camino diferente a buscar el mejor lado de la vida para continuar. claro, esperando que esto no se repita. en colombia, juan carlos aguiar, univisiÓn. presentador: la guardia costera suspende esta noche en la bÚsqueda de 32 tripulantes del carguero. en medio del huracÁn joaquÍn se lo comunicaron los marinos desaparecidos los expertos federales investigan por quÉ el experimentado capitÁn y los tripulantes se reciban una navegar en un huracÁn categorÍa cuatro. reportera: despuÉs de seis dÍas de agonÍa para los familiares de los tipos 33 tripulantes del barco de carga el faro que fue azotado por los fuertes vientos del huracÁn joaquÍn llegÓ la devastadora noticia. >>hemos decidido suspender la bÚsqueda de las vÍctimas cuando el sol se oculte. reportera: los familiares estÁn desconsolados. >> es una pesadilla. esta es la

. >> shawn chapman holly was a rookie lawyer for the defense team. >> we had death threats at the office. there were many occasions where we had to have security follow us home and stay outside of our home all night. >> witnesses like cato kalin who had stayed in o.j.'s guest house became instant celebrities. >> i realized how horrible he was. i walked in not people knowing me. i walked out people screaming my name. >> not exempt from the spotlight, were the families of the victims. >> here all of a sudden overnight we had helicopters over our house. it was really, really intrusive and invasive. our private lives were completely gone. >> what was it like walking out into the media day? >> it was overwhelming. you know? yeah. the media out there was cameras constantly. couldn't walk to lunch without a throng around you. >> finally, when the verdict came in, we had cameras rolling from coast to coast. in bars, times square, and, of course, outside the courtroom. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder. >> a dramatic not guilty verdic

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outstanding fundraiser is steve chapman. spirit of length of the award for those -- fisher goes to johnny gano. mollie: steve, you are out and about. you see a lot of the community that supports volunteerism to your work? guest: these names are very familiar to me. you can't go a day without seeing the impact these people have. if you don't know them, you are -- your life has been impacted. it's kind of in their dna to give. it's what they do. their generosity has such a great positive influence on our community. mollie: they are not doing it to be recognized? guest: no, most are shy about this. mollie: how do we get tickets and more information? is there a cap on reservations? you better get them in, right? guest: we have availability for 500 people, but they go fast. i encourage people to go to our website or call the number on the screen to get more for mission. mollie: $75? guest: tickets are $75 and tables or $650. mollie: friday the 13th but it's good luck for you. you do in the c the republicans finally admit it. >>"r

will decide whether to install a barrier between two two landfills at the end of the years ago don chapman no barrier will be allowed to be put in by this community. if you cannot 100% guarantee our safety without it. >> reporter: the underground fire is not the only concern. the past weekend, a grass fire erupted about 75 yards away from that radioactive waste. gayle, in addition to all of those problems, this area is also very close to an earthquake fault line. >> oh, boy, all right, thank you vinita, very much. a major retailer will pay employees to scrip work on one of the busiest shopping days of the world. what in the world is the ceo of rei thinking? he is here to expose why all of his stores will be closed on . >> an unusual rescue in pasadena, it was trapped three stories off the ground when pon leafs collapsed on him. he was there nearly an hour until firefighters cut him free. rescues say he is lucky he didn't suffocate. very dangerous. >> very, scary stuff. presidential candidate chris christie and his wife invite us to their home as they ride out the campaign. >> he knows how

. >> kendall hired col chapman, a child recovery expert. >> we only need a short head start. six seconds for you guys to block them and we are up the end here. australia has the highest rate of international parental abduction in the world. every year more than 300 are stolen by parents and taken overseas. >> if a jumbo jet carried 300 children that disappeared. there would be an outcry. public demonstrates for things to be done. >> there are calls for the australian government to change the law and make abductions illegal. in a statement government officials say they are going more to help families, but as to whether to make international abduction a crime. they are mum on the matter. >> many countries signed the hay convention, finding help to find and return a child to home. indonesia is not one of them. it costs tens of thousands and is controversial. it risks traumatising a child. >> i don't know any parent that wouldn't want to give their child access to the best opportunities in life. this is what i want to do for my daughter. >> hiring a recovery expert is no guarante

police say the driver danica chapman had just taken something that's a powerful drug commonly used to tranquilize animals. he's facing several charges tonight. the other two passengers in the car were treated for minor injuries and are expected to be okay. dorchester, a driver with a suspended license is accused of hitting a police cruiser overnight. this happened at columbia circle around 2:30 in the morning. the trooper who was not hurt was transporting a prison. he was taken to hospital medical center with minor injuries. the driver has been cited. >> big changes to the commuter rail schedule starting in may. nonstop service between union station and worcester is being added. the trip will take about an hour saving passengers about 30 minutes. that's just one of the many enhancements that were announced. the commuter rail schedules are undergoing revision as we speak. they will be published in november and will take effect at the end of the month. >> let's take a look at first alert traffic. southeast expressway looks like it's moving at this hour in both directions. we'll take and

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cliff chapman was one of those people, and after he left new orleans his only connection to home was his favorite team. >> i like to think about what's going to make me better that day. what's going to make me better and what's going to brighten my future. >> high school senior clifford chapman has a bright future, but ten years ago he almost lost everything. >> hurricane katrina came ashore just about half an hour ago. the storm surge could be as high as 28 feet, and that would, of course, be devastating. this is the nightmare that new orleans residents have wore i'd about for years. >> i was 8 years old. you hear people scream and see all the water and stuff, and my mom started crying. see, let's come see and we was like the last people they came to rescue. >> we stayed on the bridge until the sunrise and then from the bridge to the superdome. >> it was real scary. something that nobody would never want to live again. >> i watch the saints a lot and being in that superdome during that time, it didn't feel right. >> reporter: in the days following katrina, cliff's family was relocat

dawn chapman say mother other three who lives less than two miles from the landfill. >> how dare they come out and tell us everything's safe when they don't know what it is or where it is and how much they have. >> reporter: this scenario has never happened before, so at this point, there is a lot of educated guessing going on, scott, that is little comfort to the residents here. >> pelley: vinita nair reporting for us this evening. thank you. hurricane patricia is long gone but what is left of it is still causing trouble. there was flooding today in south carolina low country. the midwewe got buckets of rain today and the systems is headed to the northeast just in time for tomorrow morning's rush. in the republican presidential race, the doctor is in, first place. our new cbs news/"new york times" poll shows ben carson has staged a quiet coup, knocking donald trump out of the top spot by four point. the poll told us a number of fascinating things. here's major garrett. >> donald trump's support has eroded across every demographic group we surveyed. among tea party-inspired voters tru

. >> reporter: bruce chapman graduated from howard university in 1976. whut, the university's public tv station gives him a sense of pride. tonight he is concerned it could disappear next year. >> it's starting to have the appearance that howard is having a fire sale with everything. and now it's the tv station. >> reporter: tonight news4 obtained the copy of the memorandum stating the president is considering auctions whut to the fcc. whut is the only black-owned public tv station in the u.s. the university would sell the spectrum, also known as the wireless communications signal. the fcc is buying tv airwaves from small stations and selling them to wireless carriers who use them for stronger networks. >> i feel like there are other ways we can come up a way to compensate for the debt that we have at howard university. >> reporter: the university reported a $44 million loss for the fiscal year of 2014. according to the letter, howard u could get anywhere for more than 100 to $500 million. >> the tv station now. what next, the radio station? those are tw

howard trying to rally jamie cunningham, but it's picked by sandy chapman.-12. >> exciting stuff. >> good stuff out there today. >>> scherzer is probably celebrating tonight. >> he should be. heck of a performance. >> exactly. so when are we going why should over two hundred years of citi history matter to you? well, because it tells us something powerful about progress: that whether times are good or bad, people and their ideas will continue to move the world forward. as long as they have someone to believe in them. citi financed the transatlantic cable that connected continents. and the panama canal, that made our world a smaller place. we backed the marshall plan that helped europe regain its strength. and pioneered the atm, for cash, anytime. for over two centuries we've supported dreams like these, and the people and companies behind them. so why should that matter to you? because, today, we are still helping progress makers turn their ideas into reality. and the next great idea could be yours. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your hou

charlie chapman filmed the movie, "the trap" here. although many say they are reluctant to bike here with cars zipping by. >> you almost have to on the shoulder that the road is pretty narrow. >> reporter: a lot of cars, narrow bridges, where there is no room for everybody. very scary. >> reporter: they were struck and killed on the vehicle. >> we lost several people from the area around here to accidents, literally because the road is too tight. everybody loves the canyon as it is hard to share the road, especially when you're going 50 miles an hour. >> reporter: but the trail would be off their roadways, so they would not effect any of the roads here on niles canyon road. but the price tag to build it would be steep anywhere from $60 to $100 million. the goal now is to pay for it with their fund. hoping to secure some federal money in the future too. in the meantime they hope that more people that would ride it had stretch of road would have more support for the project. in fremont allie rasmus ktvu fox 2 news. >> the weather looked

. >> herb is an author on for president tossed at chapman university and now at franklin and marshall college in pennsylvania. he authored a book called the contender and is currently working on a book called the nixon kennedy election. the most recent is the subject of the talk called the president and the apprentice eisenhower and nixon from 1952 to 1961. it's a monument of research by the endnotes and bibliography alone are 300 pages. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, before i start one of the things i would like to do is reintroduce through without her kindness and her generosity to my wife and myself, this book would never be written. she is as good as it gets and if you read the dedication that she has, this is her book and it is her book with my thanks and i appreciate it. in addition to that, what i appreciate is that beyond thankful for some of the people that i know are here and i haven't seen in years. could you do me a favor and standup? >> could you stand up please. these are two of the best people that i know anywhere. they look at the same way way as my wife looks at at

reporter: the e says they will decide whether to install a barrier between two two years ago don chapman fears that solution will be too late. >> no barrier will be allowed to be put in by t also very close to an earthquake fault line. of the busiest shopping days of the world. what in the world is the ceo of of black . >> an unusual rescue in pasadena, it was trapped three stories off the ground when pon leafs collapsed on him. he was there nearly an hour until firefighters cut him free. rescues say he is lucky he didn't suffocate. very dangerous. >> very, scary stuff. presidential candidate chris christie and his wife invite us to their home as they ride out the campaign. >> he knows how to push girls on swings. >> very important. father of daughters. >> oh! wee! >> remember when you were a kid? that's fun. i haven't been on one in years. >> is that a double swing? >> yes. >> two people there. >> me and mary pat. >> the new jersey governor >> we have brought you events that change lives. >> people that change education. >> how many girls you want to help educate? >> movements that chan

will decide whether to install a barrier between two two landfills at the end of the years ago don chapmanrrier will be allowed to be put in by t also very close to an earthquake fault line. of the busiest shop the world. what in the world is the ceo of of his stores will be closed on black friday. >>> good morning, everyone. heading out the door. what a difference a day does make. we have mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures, into the 50s and 60s. eight -- a cool spot in santa rosa at 51. cloud cover, a bit muggy, 60s and 70s. the rain will arrive about 30 minutes from now. set your clocks back one full hour on sunday. . >> an unusual rescue in pasadena, it was trapped three stories off the ground when pon leafs collapsed on him. he was there nearly an hour until firefighters cut him free. rescues say he is lucky he didn't suffocate. very dangerous. >> very, scary stuff. presidential candidate chris christie and his wife invite us to their home as they ride out the campaign. >> he knows how to push girls on swings. >> very important. father of daughters. >> oh! wee! >> remember when

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will decide whether to install a barrier between two two landfills at the end of the years ago don chapman fears that solution will be too late. >> no barrier will be allowed to be put in by this community. if you cannot 100% guarantee our safety without it. >> reporter: the underground the past weekend, a grass fire erupted about 75 yards away from that radioactive waste. gayle, in addition to all of those problems, this area is also very close to an earthquake fault line. >> oh, boy, all right, thank you vinita, very much. a major retailer will pay employees to scrip work on one of the busiest shopping days of the world. what in the world is the ceo of rei thinking? he is here to expose why all of his stores will be closed on >>> thank you. good the morning everybody. if you have chores to do, take advantage of your day today. a frosty start to the day north and west. all many the 30s. look at franklin, 29 degrees right now. but this afternoon, close to where you should be, normal highs around 60. and around 59 with increasing clouds. and cloudy after school and work. and then it's tomor