with clinger in my house.hat once he learns my routes, that well are going to be able to leave the house whenever we want to. and it is just him and i. >> there we go, good boy. >> if richard can open his diner the morning. be able to got out there and have the freedom he is safe. that to me is the definition of success. >> reporter: that means others may someday share what richard and clinger now have. >> if this program is successful, it is going to create the foundation for other eople to follow in my footsteps. >> two athletes, answering the call of the open road. >> good boy. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, barry peterson in fulsom, california. >> we expect president obama to speak at the white house momentarily. >> take us behind the scenes then, what is our government doing to stop such an attack? >> investors are bracing for more turmoil on wall street. >> announcer: cbs "this morning" more real news. ,, >>> china is famous for driving young students hard. but now at lest one chinese school is looki

with clinger in my house. now we have the flexibility that once he learns my routes, that well are going to be able to leave the house whenever we want to. and it is just him and i. >> there we go, good boy. >> if richard can open his diner the morning. be able to got out there and have the freedom he is safe. that to me is the definition of success. >> reporter: that means others may someday share what richard and clinger now have. >> if this program is successful, it is going to footsteps. >> two athletes, answering the call of the open road. >> good boy. >> reporter: for cbs this morning, barry peterson in fulsom, california. >> we expect president obama to speak at the white house momentarily. >> take us behind the scenes then, what is our government doing to stop such an attack? >> investors are bracing for more real news. >>> china is famous for driving young students hard. but now at lest one chinese school is looking to the united states for a bit more gentle way to teach their kids. >> reporter: these

it was rewarding as clinger was.nger and return together and watch the relationship develop with the two of them was a truly inspirational and amazing time for me, that i will never forget. >> reporter: the partnership started with more training at a new york park. >> good boy. >> reporter: and goes on today at their california home. >> steady. >> reporter: clinger can run six miles at a time. he memorized each step of their path, always watching and warning of obstacles, and creating a new kind of independence for richard. >> you don't need to call a friend. you don't need to have somebody come over. you guys, you buddies can just go for a run? >> it gives me a lot of freedom. with clinger in my house, now we have the flexibility that once he learns my routes, that we are going to be able to, you know, leave the house whenever we want to and it's just him and i. there we go. good boy. >> if richard can open his door in the morning and be able to get out there and have the freedom to know that is he is safe, that to

clinger can run six miles at a time.always watching and warning of obstacles and creating a new kind of independence for richard. you don't need to call a friend, you don't need to have somebody come over. you guys, you buddies, can just go for a run? >> it gives me a lot of freedom. with clinger in my house, now we have the flexibility that once he learns my routes that we're going to be able to leave the house whenever we want to and it's just him and i. there we go. good boy. >> if richard can open his door in the morning, be able to get out and have the freedom to know that he's safe, that to me is the definition of success. >> let's get up the hill. >> reporter: that means others may someday share what richard and clinger now have. >> if this program is successful, it's going to create the foundation for other people to follow in my footsteps. >> reporter: two athletes answering the call of the open road. >> good boy. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," barry petersen in fulso fulsome, california. >> i see why jole

in 2008 when she was running against barack obama and he made that horrible comment about bitter clingersand to guns? she went all out for those very voters, the very nra voters she's now trashing. she went after them with abandon and tried to drive as much of a wedge between them and barack obama over that comment. it just goes to show, she'll say anything. >> she also admitted she was a duck hunter back in '08. >> secretary clinton, was she watching the army mccarthy hearings over the weekend? is she channeling nor joe mccarthy now? we're going to start labelling people communists in this country. i don't agree with the nra on a lot of different things. on some things, i -- >> i'm a proud nra member. >> i understand. that i don't agree with them on everything. i believe in the second amendment and they do, too. but some other things i don't. but to say this grouch americans who are taking positions who have a right to take this position are somehow like communists that, is joe mccarthy. >> she may have gone too far with her comparison. but the nra, i'm sorry that you're a member of them

. >> joining me now, i want to bring in david clinger, professor of criminology at the university of st. louis and the author of "into the kill," also reeb ya martin is here, bacari stiller, former members of the house of representatives. if you look at this video, bacari, it looks terrible. as this gentleman said, they would like to see an independent investigation, they want to get all the facts of this officer. what do you make of this situation, bacari? >> well, don, i'm sad to always be coming and talking with you when we have such disturbing occurrences. but this video is definitely disturbing. one has to say that. i don't believe the officer had to use the excessive force that he did use. the forewent in that classroom and it escalated from zero to 100 quickly. the officer had the opportunity to de-escalate the system and it and he didn't. it's disappointing. when you see those images and you know the progress we've made in south carolina and for one just colassal failure of judgment on the part of this officer and this assault on part of this officer to rip apart all that pro

. >> it's the bitter clinger sounds. >> people that don't look like them. people aren't upset that he doesn't look like him, they are upset with him because they think he's a terrible president. they disagree with liss policies, they don't think he's necessarily a bad person. he doesn't feel that way about conservatives, he thinks conservatives are bad people who don't like people different than they do. that is basically calling them racist. >> what about that, bill. go ahead. >> i was going to say to be clear the president didn't say anything about racism here, it was mark who brought it up. secondly, i don't think the president is blaming his issues on other people. what the president is trying to do is have a conversation about different. . he's not questioning motives. he's talking about some perceptions. so i mean if you look at some of the people who are most identified with christianity in public life. look at the presidential campaign, ben carson, here's a president that says a muslim who should not be president. if you look eight cross the spectru