and he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child going up in east texas. we talked with one lawyer reacting to the controversy in the nfl. >> adrian peterson's conduct was criminal and not legitimate child rearing. this has been a national debate on what is appropriate corporal punishment. clearly, according to the authorities, he crossed the line. >> last month, commissioner roger goodell announced an enhanced personal conduct policy on matters related to its domestic violence. that policy includes child abuse. >>> no official criminal charges yet for 49ers' lineman ray mcdonald. looks like the case will remain in limbo a while longer. santa clara county district attorney postponed a court hearing scheduled for next monday. he is accused of hit his pregnant fiancee and may be facing felony domestic violence acharge. san jose police arrested him august 31st. a new court date will be announced on monday. >>> good news in the national football league now. the show goes on in santa clara. this is a historic weekend for the bay area and the 49ers. the team's

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas." the nfl says it's reviewing adrian peterson's case under their personal conduct policy. in the wake of the ray rice case, charges of domestic violence call for a six-game suspension for first offense and an even tougher penalty if that abuse involve a child. if convicted, peterson could face up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. but, jim, thing montgomery county prosecutor also said that probation is an option for those without a criminal record. >> axelrod: vlad, thank you. as for ray rice, he made a surprise appearance today at a football game at new rochelle high school in new york, his alma mater just outside new york city. the school removed rice's jersey from the wall of fame and the superintendent issued a statement condemning physical violence. you in rochelle's coach said today rice is still a member of the school's family and that recent events have been a learning experience for the kids. the atlanta hawks issued a public policy for racial and inflammatory remarks

his son using the same kind of discipline with his child he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. the statement says it is important to remember that adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury. that attorney points out that peterson has been cooperating with authorities who had been leading the investigation. as for the vikings, they immediately responded to this. they put out their own statement saying they are in the process of gathering information regarding the legal situation involving adrian peterson. the vikings are set to square off against the patriots in minnesota sunday. right now, peterson has been deactivated and will not play in that game. we have not heard from peterson himself although he put out a tweet on twitter account just hours before the news broke, part of that tweet saying, quote, god has you covered, don't stress or worry. for now, that is the most we're hearing from peterson, but, again, his attorney says he'll continue to cooperate with investigators. deb? >> thank you, alex. we'll did to the press conference as s

father, adding he used the same kind of discipline with his child as he experienced as a child in east texas intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury. peterson posted $15,000 bond and was released. but his team, the minnesota vikings, benched him for tomorrow's game. his image still prominently displayed on the ticket. >> i would argue that there's no time in the history of the nfl where this information coming out would be worse for adrian peterson than this week. >> reporter: today, ray rice was welcomed back to the sidelines at a high school football game in new rochelle, new york, his alma mater. his arm wrapped around his wife. their 2-year-old daughter raven named for his former baltimore team in tow. >> ray, is there anything you want to say to your fans? >> huh? >> reporter: no comment. it's the couple's first public appearance since the tmz sports video showing rice hitting his then-fiancee valentine's day weekends. rice's former coach offered unwavering support. >> the mistake he made will be erased by the good deeds he will continue to do and because of

. >> mark:he turned himself in to east texas authorities on saturday. >> mark:that came two days after an indictment alleged peterson of "recklessly or by criminal negligence cause bodily injury" >> mark:peterson quickly posted 15-thousand-dollars in bail and was >> mark:he says he accidentally physically injured his son while disciplining him. >> mark:and added while he isn't a perfect parent, he is *not a >> darya:president obama is consulting with military officials today about the campaign against isis. >> darya:he is visiting u-s central command in tapa florida. advisors will brief the president on the battle plans on isis. obama has made one policy clear: no american boots on the ground. >> darya:mr.obama will deliver remarks on that briefing. >> darya:it's expected to happen at 8:10 this morning. we will carry it also happening today. >> mark:sharks players will be signing autographs tonight to benefit the search efforts for sierra lamar. >> mark:the autographs will cost 20-dollars. >> mark:it's happening at britton middle school in morgan hill from 7-8:30 p-m. [ male announcer

adrian peterson said whoopings were common when he was growing up in east texas. nfl commissioner roger goodell announced friday that the league would be developing new conduct policies for its players to include dealing with domestic violence and child abuse. the commissioner was asked by the peterson case. >> while i'm disappointed with what adrian peterson was involved in, we want to see the facts. it's tragic. i have two daughters who are 13. that's difficult to see. >> if convicted of the charges peterson could face up to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine. >> whether or not or when to use physical discipline on children is our focus this time. part of the difficulty of the conversation is that the blanket terms we use cover everything from a swat on the palm of the hand to almost ritualized beatings using objects like belts and sticks. another difficult aspect of the topic is that defenders don't necessarily condone physical discipline that crosses the line into abuse, but they worry about the law reaching past the front door of the family home into priv

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. adrian has never hidden from what happened and cooperated fully with authorities. the incident occurred in may in texas, the washington post obtaining he texts between peterson and his wife in. them he said he if the bad after the fact when he noticed the switch was wrapping around and hitting his son's thigh. now according to police reports the child has a slightly different story telling authorities that "daddy peterson hit me on my face. " he also told police peterson put leaves in his mouth when he was hit with the switch. so it's a tough week getting even worse for the nfl. the vikings have taken swift action deactivating peterson meaning he will not play sunday against the patriots. >>> charges against adrian peterson coming on the heels of the baltimore raven firing ray rice for domestic violence. today the nfl sent the league's player association a letter confirming rice's indefinite suspension. the letter signed by nfl commissioner roger goodell says rice's original suspensi

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas>> tonight the vikings organization is taking action following the indictment of its best player. "eyewitness sports" director beasley reece is here now with more on that part of the story. beasley, this is unbelievable really. >> it really is. we know that while minnesota the vikings continue to gather information they have deactivated peterson for this weekend's game against the new england patriots. he will not play on sunday in minneapolis. now, the vikings released the following state saying they are in the process of gathering information rhee regarding the legal situation involving adrian peterson. at this time we will defer further questions to adrian's attorney russ city hardin. >>> as for the commissioner, commissioner roger goodell, is again under the microscope. this time involving one of the biggest names in football. i've have calls in my contacts at the nfl and nfl players association without response. in fact, following the criticism over the handling of the ray rice su

he used the same type of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. nbc bay area legal analyst stephen clark. >> what the authorities have said is that adrian peterson's conduct was criminal and not legitimate child rearing. >> reporter: because of, this peterson will not play on sunday. adding fuel to the fire that the nfl is in disarray. >> well the nfl has had a very inconsistent program of discipline. >> ron cats is the chairman of the board of the sports law and ethics. he said nfl commissioner roger goodell needs to bring checks and balances and consistency into the league. >> mr. goodell is called the commissioner which makes you think he is a government official but he is just the employee of the owners. if you disagree with a decision that mr. goodell makes, you can appeal but you appeal to mr. goodell. that is not likely very different. >> cats would like to see another form of discipline otherwise they will struggle with credibility. he used the allegations against ray rice. >> when rsh ray rice was first disciplined he got a two game susp

you look at this map, moisture into east texas, mixing with gulf moisture. houston, on alert tonight, too. >> drivers beware. ginger, thank you. >>> we were in california last night for the broadcast and we cannot forget those wildfires still burning tonight. up and down the west coast, that map, every dolt, another blaze, at least 14 burning tonight. and this moment from inside the fire zone, watch this. a fireman retrieving this woman's wedding ring from the rubble in weed, california. just look at her. she's overcome. it was incredible to see. her home lost, but that memory recovered amid the wreckage, a moment of joy. >>> we're going to turn now to a major development tonight and the new concern about the threat from isis, right here in the u.s. one of the biggest worries all along, those so-called lone wolves. there is late word tonight that officials in new york are stepping up security in times square and look at this. this man, from upstate new york, rochester, under arrest, a local business owner. charged with recruiting terrorists for isis. abc's s

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. adrian has never hidden from what happened. well, this has been a challenging week for the nfl. on monday tmz released video of ray rice of the baltimore ravens hitting his then-fiancee in an elevator in january. the running back was immediately released from the team and the nfl has suspended him indefinitely. nfl commissioner roger goodell has come under fire amid speculation there may have been some kind of attempt to cover up what really happened. >>> and the criminal investigation into 49er ray mcdonald continues tonight. today the santa clara county district attorney postponed a court hearing scheduled for monday. mcdonald may be facing a felony charge for domestic violence for an incident last month. he's accused of hitting his pregnant fiancee. it's expected that a new court date will be announced on monday. >>> only on nbc, san jose police are investigating the city's 26th homicide of the year. the brutal beating death of a woman early this morning. nbc bay area has exclusiv

the same kind of discipline he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. >> adrian peterson saidve him a good old fashioned whooping at the time. obviously law enforcement differs. >> reporter: it's the latest storm in the season of discontent with the nfl still rocky u from the handling of ray rice's assault. the league has brought in former fbi director to investigate that case. also smoldering the conviction of july of greg hardy. he will play sunday without punishment from the league or the team. and the season is barely two weeks old. abc news, new york. >> former ravens star ray rice appeared in public yesterday, the first time since being suspended for abusing his wife. rice and his family watched a high school football game from the sidelines. in his hometown in new york just north of new york city. rice's wife was with him and their daughter there. the nfl suspended rice last monday after a video surfaced of him knocking her out in a casino elevator earlier this year. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell will be the target of banners fly iing over league gas today. they wi

the same kind of discipline he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. >> adrian peterson said he was just disciplining his son and trying to give him a good old fashioned whooping at the time. obviously law enforcement differs. >> reporter: it's the latest storm in the season of discontent with the nfl still rocky u from the handling of ray rice's assault. the league has brought in former fbi director to investigate that case. also smoldering the conviction of july of greg hardy. he will play sunday without punishment from the league or the team. and the season is barely two weeks old. abc news, new york. >> former ravens star ray rice appeared in public yesterday, the first time since being suspended for abusing his wife. rice and his family watched a high school football game from the sidelines. in his hometown in new york just north of new york city. rice's wife was with him and their daughter there. the nfl suspended rice last monday after a video surfaced of him knocking her out in a casino elevator earlier this year. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell will be the target

and you know, yes, i grew up -- he grew up in east texas.louisiana. it is very close, we kind of think of it as east texas in some ways. so i saw people -- in our family, there was spanking, as well. i never once saw anyone with a lesion, any blood, any bruising that lasted. anything. >> but you know -- and i think we can all agree this is clear child abuse. but what is striking is adrian peterson in his statement says i am not a child abuser. and so i think the question of what turns discipline into abuse should be sort of this zero tolerance policy. it should be no spanking at all because people clearly don't know how to draw the line, the distinction. >> and a discussion we'll no doubt have again, a lot of people disagree say there is a difference between spanking and whipping your child. >> it is great to have you on, charles blow, just ahead, the eye of the -- eve of the historic vote in scotland as voters will decide on when the break away from the united kingdom. the latest on what the polls show and the implications next. hey, razor.

he used the same kind of discipline with his child he experienced as a child growing up in east texasnd it's important to remember that adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional jury. as a result there was a warrant out for his arrest. he left minnesota voluntarily last night and went to texas to turn himself into authorities there. >> it was just last year that he lost a child. tell us about that. >> a 2-year-old son. authorities say that child died as a result of injuries consistent with abuse. it was the toddler's mother's boyfriend who has been charged relative to that case. the young boy was living in south dakota at the same time with his mother. not living with adrian peterson. so another man charged in regards to that case. at this point we are not hearing adrian peterson speaking about the charge he now faces. but we did see he posted on twitter yesterday a couple hours before the news broke that. saying in part, "god has you covered. don't stress or worry" and that is what we're hearing for now. >> now this one with some injuries and a case t

father used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. it is important that adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury. >>> joining me now, investigating reporter jason larson. >>> jason, my understanding is that you've seen the report. what does it say? >> it's really a sad report. it's several pages and it goes through an investigation that was done in some type of law facility here as they talk to peterson's four-year-old son. we've also seen pictures of these injuryinies and there's definitely some concern around these when you look at the pictures of the schieldchild's his arm, his back, it appear ins many of the pictures, his skin is broken here. it talks about how he was hit in his private parts, as well. he also tells the investigator that he was hit with a belt before. that his dad has quite a collection of belts. and then a lot of people will also find concerning this four-year-old says that his dad grabbed leaves and then put them in that four-year-old's mouth. >> tough stuff to digest he

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. adrian has never hidden from what happened. adrian will address the charges with the same respect and responsiveness. it is important that adrian never intended to harm his son, he deeply regrets the unintentional injury. when the arrest warrant was issued, the vikings deactivated their superstar player immediately. he will not be playing this weekend at all. >> there are other players that will be playing this weekend that are not necessarily in similar trouble but could be in trouble. >> that's true. the vikings acted very swiftly with this but the case in carolina the panthers defensive lineman gred -- greg hardy, they say they are going to let due process take its course. >> jessica thank you so much. >>> college coach charlie strong was teaching his players to respect everyone on and off the field. >> i have been your age.ne airi. you have not been my age. you ought to listen to me because i can help you. >> reporter: and players who reject his help lose their places on the team

than 180 days, he used the same kind of discipline that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. he's never hid ten from what happened. >> peterson's son went back to machine minute and that's when they were told about this abuse. the boy said he had been hit by a belt and quote there are a lot of belts in daddy's closet. >>> the indictment is not related to the two-year-old son in california. a boy died after being assaulted by his father's boyfriend. he found out that he was the child's biological father two years later. he realized that he must not take things for granted and take advantage of the time he has with his children. >>> prosecutors are angry about how the bosses handled the case. several prosecutors say the case was handled outrageously and shamefully. they accused the heads of the atlantic county office a mishandling of the rice investigation. prosecutors say the deal is for first time offenders and normally not made in cases of violence. back here in the bay area, 49ers deny sieve lineman will play in tomorrow's home opener against the bears. the district attorn

the same kind of discipline he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. >> adrian peterson said he was just disciplining his son and trying to give him a good old-fashioned whooping at the time. obviously, law enforcement differs. >> reporter: it's the latest storm in this season of discontent with the nfl. still rocky from its handling of ray rice's assault on his future wife, which has commissioner roger goodell on the spot too. the league has brought in former fbi director robert mueller to investigate that case. also smoldering, the conviction in july of the carolina panthers' greg hardy for assaulting his ex-girlfriend. hardy will play sunday without punishment from the league or the team. and the season is barely two weeks old. richard cantu, abc news, new york. >>> former baltimore ravens star ray rice appeared in public today for the first time since being suspended from the nfl accused of abusing his wife. rice and his family watched a high school football game from the sidelines in his hometown of new rochelle, new york just north of new york city. rice's wife, janay,

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texasrian never intended to harm his son and he deeply regrets the unintentional injury. fans reacted with surprise at yet another violent incident involving an nfl player. >> that's unbelievable. you just want to think he would be the kind of guy that wouldn't do that. >> the nfl after the rice situation is probably going to look at it maybe more seriously than they would have otherwise. >> it's been a hell of a week for the nfl. under intense scrutiny for its handling of other cases. well, there are calls for the nfl commissioner, roger goodell, to quit, over the handling of the ray rice incident. the vikings, well, they've deactivated peterson for sunday's game against the patriots. back to you. >> the nfl definitely in an uncomfortable spotlight once again. dominic, thank you very much. >>> she's already in the fight for her political life. we're going to talk a little politics. now mary landrieu saying "sorry." find out why. chris christie campaigning for another politician trying to h

. >> reporter: less than nine months later it crashed on this east texas country road. >> that was the day that my old life ended. two police cars and a neighbor pulled up in my yard. and you kind of know what that is, a mother does. and it's just like your whole world crashes right there. >> reporter: the police report says neither candice nor michael was wearing a seat belt. the air bags did not deploy. do you ever have moments where you think why did i survive? >> oh, yeah, i've felt that way the whole ten years. >> reporter: after the crash xanax was found in candice's system. she was not prescribed the drug but said she took one pill the night before. candice's intoxication resulted in the accident. >> i did have a minimal amount of xanax. that's not a question. do i think i was intoxicated that day? no, i wasn't intoxicated. >> reporter: but the authorities disagreed and she was indicted on a felony charge of intoxication manslaughter facing up to 20 years in prison. later she pleaded guilty to criminal negligent homicide, a felony and was sentenced to five years probation and fi

the same kind of discipline he experience as a child in east texas. to remember that adrian never intended to harm his son. >> i'm from the south. whipping is -- we do that all the time. every black parent in the south is going to be in jail under those circumstances. >> the charges prompted reaction on both sides of the debate. >> my mom was wrong. she did the best she could, but she was wrong about some of that. i promised my kids i won't teach that mess to them. you can't beat a kid to make 'em do what they want 'em to do. >> fans like this one replaced peterson's name on his jersey with a child abuse hot line number. >> there are residual effects in the ways s in which we were raised. we tend to gravitate to that that's familiar for us. >> in 19 states it's legal for teachers to paddle students. in either state, it's legal to hit a child as long as the force is reasonable. but what qualifies as reasonable varies from place to place and even murkier is the difference between discipline and abuse. >> lesson shouldn't be based out of fear but it shou

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child, growing up in east texaschris may, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> minnesota vikings organization is taking action following the shocking indictment of one of its best players. they have deactivated peterson for this weekend's game with the patriots. vikings released this statement saying that they are quote in the process of gathering information regarding the legal situation involving adrian peterson. at this time we will defer further questions to adrian's attorney rusty hardin. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for latest on the indictment of adrian peterson. we will bring you updates on tv and on line at our web site at cbs philly.com. stay with us, we will be right back. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know you that former pro football player ickey woods will celebrate almost anything? unh-uh. number 44... whoooo! forty-four, that's me! get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts... get some cold cuts! whooo! gimme some! geico. fi

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas the nfl is reviewing the case. the same week that they took action to indefinitely suspend the baltimore raven's star running back ray rice. this weekend rice made a brief return to the football field. on the sidelines at his high school's football game. his wife janay rice by his side. it's the first time they have been seen publicly since video of the athlete attacking his then fiance was made public. >> ray is a part of our family and a part of this program, and that's that's why i'm very happy he is here today because because he made a mistake and he made a very terrible mistake, but i know that character of the man, and he will rise from this. >> support for ray rice from his former high school football coach there, ray rice did not speak to the cameras at yesterday's game. as for adrian peterson, he has not spoken out publicly about the charnlz that i is facing, but he did just tweet out today a verse from the bible. it starts with "come to me and rest, fwif your mind a break fr

quote, used the same kind of discipline with his son that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. charles barkley also came to peterson's defense. watch. >> we spank kids in the south. i think the question about did adrian peterson go overboard but we all grew up in different environments. every neighbor in my neighborhood in the south would be in trouble or in jail under those circumstances. >> my thing is i don't want to tell anybody how to raise their kids and i don't want anybody telling me how to raise my kid. let's make a distinction between child rearing and child abuse. that was child abuse. no fine line here. >> i think i've had many welts on my legs. >> welts like that? >> oh, yeah. i got beat with switches and i -- i don't like the term. when the media talks about it and somebody says something on television, beating your child, listen. >> that's what that was, though. you saw the pictures. >> we called it spanking or whipping our kids. >> i'll tell you, a lot of backlash today for charles barkley. i want to get this in. corporal punishment is not itself abusive under

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texasadrian has never hidden from what happened. he has cooperate cooperated fully with authorities and voluntarily testified before the grand jury for several hours. it is important to remember adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury ". >> now this is what we have to wait and see. if this falls under the nfl new domestic abuse policy if it does, lucy, that could be an automatic six game suspension for adrian peterson. >> meanwhile, keith, the prosecutor who handled the ray rice case says he signed off on pretrial intervention after reviewing the circumstances and consulting with rice's now wife. so the football star entered the program instead of going through a trial. video attacked inside the revel he will strapped that left his wife unconscious came to light earlier this week. >> your weather authority tracking some wet changes on the way. people out enjoying a beautiful friday night. it's start to go feel like fall out there. the radar is clear

he used the same kind of discipline with his son that he experienced as a child growing up in east texashe nfl is reviewing the case, the same week that they took action to indefinitely suspend the baltimore ravens star running back, ray rice. this weekend, rice made a brief return to the football field, on the sidelines at his high school's football game. his wife janay rice by his side. it's the first time they've been seen publicly since video of the athlete attacking his then fiancee, was made public. >> ray is a part of our family. and a part of this program. and that's why i'm very happy he's here today, because he made a mistake, and he made a very terrible mistake. but i know the character of the man, and he will rise from this. >>> if you were looking to buy an affordable electric car, there may be a new and novel way to snag one. just print it. shaun lewis takes a slow spin in a vehicle that arose from a 3d printer. >> at mccormick place, the race to the future in auto making took off at a walking pace. >> woo! >> less than 50 parts are in this car. >> jay rogers is part of a t

using "the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas." the statement also said "adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury." >> a grand jury having indicted this case looked at the injuries that were inflicted upon this child and determined that that discipline was not reasonable. >> reporter: peterson's indictment comes at the end of a week where the nfl found hits mired once again in controversy over new questions about its handling of the ray rice domestic abuse incident captured in this video released by tmz sports. a source close to rice tells nbc news that during his june meeting with nfl commissioner roger goodell rice clearly described hitting his then-fiancee. but in this suspension letter from goodell to rice obtained by nbc news, goodell wrote, the video shows a starkly different sequence of events. >> now cast out on the way the nfl has handled a whole number of issues. >> reporter: doubts that continue to mount for the most lucrative sports league in america ahead of its second sunday

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. adrian has never hidden from what happened. he has cooperated fully with authorities, voluntarily testified before the grand jury for several hours. it is important to remember that adrian never intended to harm his son. he deeply regrets the unintentional injury. the vikings announced that peterson will not be playing in sunday's game against the new england patriots. peterson was in the news two years ago when another of his sons died, the victim of alleged abuse by his mother's boyfriend. peterson indictment comes amid a national conversation by domestic violence by nfl players and how the league investigates those allegations. the nfl suspended baltimore ravens running back ray rice indefinitely this week after video surfaced of rice punching the woman who's now his wife in an elevator in an atlantic city hotel. he knocked her unconscious and rice was initially suspended for two games as a result. this week, the nfl made it official, rice is now suspended indefinitely. the questi

this is what parents do especially in east texas, they discipline their kids. >> you're 1,000% right.s of the father defense, steve. my dad whooped him with a switch and his daddy whooped him with a switch and over the course of this weekend people whom i've talked to seen me on nbc local here talking about this case who almost laughingly said, if this mindset was in existence when we were growing up my brother and sister and my mom and dad would have all been in cuffs because they beat us with switches. it's a tradition, make no mistake like you said, it needs to be, whether or not adrian peterson got whooped as a kid will not make any difference unless he and rusty hardin can convince these 12 jurors that what happened is reasonable under all the circumstances. nobody wants law enforcement telling us how to raise our kids. but at the end of the day, somebody has got to speak for these kids when they can't speak for themselves. >> can you see, is there a prospect just knowing the legal system so well a prospect for any plea deal no prison time? could you see something like that happe

peterson's lawyer says his client was just doing what he had experienced as a child growing up in east texasoining us is mel robbins legal commentator and mom and cnn digital correspondent kelly wallace, also a mother. mel, i'll start with you because i know you feel that peterson went too far and that you don't believe that kids -- parents should be hitting their kids at all. >> yes. that's true because if you think about it, the only person you can legally in the the united states is a child and that's absurd if you hit your domestic partner, it's domestic violence. if you hit another adult we call it assault but if you hit your kid in the name of discipline we call you a loving parent and i think that has to change. >> and, mel, in this case with adrian peterson, he used a branch, left welts and drew blood. i think law a lot of analysts think is fairly clear on what he did. but state state as a nation, what is the law? how much is too much? you can spank your kids everywhere, right? >> pretty much. there aren't any laws that i could find that make it illegal to spank or discipline your ch

peterson used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury. this creates fresh pressure on the nfl commissioner roger goodell. there has been scathing criticism of his hal handling of the ray rice video. there are two other notable players in the violent behavior cross hairs. hard entry ray mcdonald. they're going to be subjected to the new regulations, but it does look like the nfl will review the peterson case before passing judgment there. arthel? >> okay. dominic, thanks. >>> the foreign policy crisis and the exploding threat of isis that really hit president obama's poll rating, what will happen if american troops expand and what this will mean for the] elections. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep tr

he used same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. chris may, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> minute so the vikings organization is taking action, following the the shocking indictment of one of its best players. they have deactivated peterson for this weekend's game with the patriots. vikings released a statement saying they are quote in the process of gathering information regarding the legal situation involving adrian peterson. at this time we will defer further questions to adrian's attorney rusty hardin. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for latest on the the indictment of adrian peterson. we will write you update on tv and on line at cbs philly.com. >>> there are new developments in the joan rivers death investigation, the medical director of the upper east side clinic where the comedian went into cardiac arrest in longer works there. clinic spokeswoman did not elaborate on the circumstances. eighty-one year-old rivers died september 4th a week after going in to cardiac arrest during a routine endoscopy. the state's health departmen

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texasse the same week they took action to indefinitely suspend the baltimore ravens star running back, ray rice. this weekend, rice made a brief return to the football field. on the sidelines at his high school's football game. his wife, janay rice, by his side. it's the first time they've been seen publicly since video of the athlete attacking his then-fiancee was made public. >> ray is a part of our family, and a part of this program, and that's why i'm very happy he's here today because because he made a mistake and he made a very terrible mistake, but i know the character of the man and he will rise from this. >> reporter: alexandra fields, cnn, new york. >>> here's one solution for the problem. zero tolerance. any player charged with a crime, suspend them from the game? would it work, do you think? we'll talk about that with former nfl all-pro algi crumples r and broadcasting legend, pat o'brien. guys! you're not gonna believe this! watch this. sam always gives you the good news in per

. >> mark:he turned himself in to east texas authorities on saturday. >> mark:that came two days after an indictment alleged peterson of "recklessly or by criminal negligence cause bodily injury" to his son, a felony. >> mark:peterson quickly posted 15- >> mark:he says he accidentally physically injured his son while disciplining him. >> mark:and added while he isn't a perfect parent, he is *not a >> mark:and now nike has pulled peterson's merchandise off the shelves of its twin cities store. >> mark:the decision by nike comes on the heels of the radisson hotel chain suspending its sponsorship of the team and of minnesota governor mark dayton saying the team should bench peterson. >> mark:however nike isn't completely out of the peterson business. you can still purchase peterson jerseys on nike-dot- com. >> mark:as far as other peterson sponsors, wheaties has removed the player from its website. >> mark:but verizon is reportedly not making any changes. >> mark:the n-f-l players union filed an appeal on behalf of ray rice. >> mark:rice was suspended indefinitely by the n-f-l after a vid

used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east tex texasadrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury ". >> it creates fresh pressure on nfl commissioner roger goodell as being scathing criticism of his handling of the ray rice domestic beating video. last month he introduced a player that would ban players after a year for second violence defense. greg hardy and 49ers ray mcdonald both of them will be subjected to the new regulations and it looks like the nfl will review the peterson case before passing judgment. >>> in los angeles, dominic dinatale fox news. >> new jersey state police have bust 42 people in and accused them of being involved in a massive drug ring. acting state general says the ring was led by 40 year old omar urbina, sr. of philadelphia and his brother 38 year old edwin and 35 year old edward. they're from camden. authorities say the three controlled open air drug markets in camden for several years. these brothers are charged with leading a narcotics trafficking network and also could

he used the same discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas.tant to remember that adrian never intended to harm his son and deeply regrets the unintentional injury. again, the attorney is saying that peterson has been fully cooperating with the authorities. he's out on $15,000 bond, but we will not be seeing him play in sunday's game when the vikings take on the patriots at home in minnesota. right now, he's been deactivated for that. the vikings have put out their own statement saying they're in the process of gathering information involving the legal situation involving adrian peters peterson. christi, victor, you cannot just ignore the fact that comes on the heels of the nfl that we've been talking about all week. with ray rice that video seen showing him attacking his then fiance -- now wife janay palmer. >> yeah, not the first time there's been a problem with one of his children. in fact, he lost a child a couple years ago, a 2-year-old son -- actually died last year after being abused but this was by another man, police say. tell us about

he used the same kind of discipline with his child that he experienced as a child growing up in east texas. adrian never intended to harm his son. indeed he regrets the unintentional injury. well, this creates fresh pressure on the nfl commissioner roger goodell after his questionable handling of the ray rice incident. last month he introduced a policy to ban players for at least a year after a second violent offense. this week, he said greg hardy will be subject to the new rules. even though he was found guilty of threatening and assaulting a female before it was introduced and also, ray mcdonald suspected of abusing his pregnant girlfriend is subject to the new policy, goodell says. back to you. >> dominic don atelly, thank you. >>> good handoff a moment ago. well now two high profile abuse scandals hitting the nfl and also growing calls for an outside investigation on how the league handles domestic violence cases. some calling for the commissioner roger goodell to step down is that fair? robert shlack is a defense attorney and former prosecutor. and robert and richard, welcome. richard

texas to get the rain. i am worried about the flooding in the east coast. we have a strong system moving up the coastline, between that and an area of high pressure, kind of a flow, so pretty much getting doused in new jersey. initial bands moving into new york and through the rest of the day, the rest of new england. by tomorrow, high pressure back in place, a sunny weekend. today, very soggy. >> nicole mitchell, thank you. >> oil refinery, now the latest target of u.s. led airstrikes in syria. >> how it may impact the group's bottom line. >> the justice department looking at another case of a man being shot by police. this review comes one day after the grand jury in ohio decided not to charge the officers involved. >> a brutal police beating caught on camera. this viral video has now cost that officer his job and led to a million dollar settlement for the victim. >> $554 million, that is our big number of the day. >> why one native american tribe is heralding a deal with the government. oh, i love pet day. you guys are just two big softies. cut it out...

and the flooding in south east new mexico, texas, ongoing flash flood threats, and also a risk of severe weather in colorado. and good news for those fires. look at this, early wednesday, parts of washington state and oregon getting rain. and down to sacramento, could pick up a quarter inch or more. and whether you like it or not, fall begins tonight. >>> and we're going to turn to a new twist in the search for the young college student in virginia. her parents asking for your help. last week, we showed you the surveillance tape. tonight, the case has taken a new turn. steve osunsami with the new image tonight. >> reporter: police armed with another search warrant went looking for evidence again today at the home of 32-year-old jesse matthew, a hospital nursing assistant they're desperate to talk with about the disappearance of second year student hannah graham. police say here he is, in surveillance videos from a downtown mall just minutes before she last texted friends a week ago saturday. after 1:00 a.m. he's seen here, and then seconds later she's walking in the opposite direction on

east of a texas. the remnants still causing some havoc on the air.sentenced a shot from lubbock texas. you've been there before. happenings in rome. send us the shot from the four story room overlooking the piazza barbara and after a sharp past. boy is that beautiful. >> had the camera out and she is flying. >> in the middle of it. a glacier national park. the rope around was closed because there are pleasant conditions. it is always kind of interesting to intercept the first of the year when you're on a trip. it happens there a lot earlier than it does here. a little bit of haze in the area. some moisture returning. it is not humid by any stretch of the imagination. not many clouds in the sky at the moment. kostis south wind dominating. pushing temperatures into the '70s today. and as warming by double digits across a good part of the midwest. kind of modesty now. as the winds blow in the heating goes on we will pompey's temperatures up to a little bit more. it is 71 here in chicago. the warm air is taking control after a long stretch of cooler weat

reading scripture by kerosene lamp and you might as well kept me hitched to the plantations of east texas. she wanted a home. nothing fancy. in the civilized city and a tract house up the road in bakersfield would do. but willie patterson her husband kept pounding nails in boards on to that crooked hut in the middle of horn toad country and the black people kept trickling in from oklahoma and arkansas and texas and louisiana. they come looking for a place where the cotton grew a little taller. and the white folks had been raised up a little nicer. they found the taller cotton, i'm not sure they found the white folks any nicer. they found the taller cotton. i'm not sure they found the white folks any nicer. >> the black oakies thought coming west they would leave racism.he the sun did shine a little more benignly on them here. number of thema telling me that it was even a racism.el kind of a smile on the face, but a dagger behind the back is how described california. they were not allowed to live in any of the cities, not even the small towns, they were locked out. so the only land that wa