i'm elaine quijano with a western edition of the broadcast. there are flash flood watches across the southwest tonight in california, nevada, utah, and arizona, even more rain threatens the disaster area in kern county, about 130 miles north of los angeles, where a river of mud buried hundreds of vehicles and damaged homes. 48 hours after the mudslide a major trucking route is still closed. here's carter evans. >> reporter: on a sunny california morning, work crews began the long task of freeing nearly 200 vehicles. they've been stuck here on highway 58 since torrential rains unleashed a wall of mud on unsuspecting drivers. >> oh, my god! ( screaming ) >> reporter: new cell phone video shows just how dire it became. rae ecklund recorded these images. >> oh, my god! this car is going to hit us. oh, my god! i started floating and banging in the car. it was awful. >> the mud and stuff started coming. >> reporter: bill nissen was driving his 18-wheeler. >> this started pushing in park, with his foot on the brake, would not hold it. >> reporter: ho

that's what we have to investigate. >> that was elaine quijano reporting. the american civil liberties union is calling on the city and school department to investigate the response there. >>> breaking news coming in from arlington. police just releasing surveillance pictures. the winchester savings bank was held up about 1:30 this afternoon. police describing the suspect only as a black male around 5' 9'' in his 20s. schools in the area sheltered in place as police conducted an active search this afternoon. >>> to a developing story in the middle east where it has been another violent day in the west bank. both israelis and palestinians have contempted the fire bombing of a tomb considered sacred in june. that tomb itself was not damaged. the attack comes as israel banned young muslim men from worshiping at a mosque in jerusalem. civilians have been urged to carry their own weapons saying illegally armed citizens have a part to play. and in bethlehem, israelis pushed back palestinian protesters after a string of stabbing attacks against jews. a palestinian

i'm elaine quijano. former congressman patrick kennedy is raising eyebrows with his tell-all memoir "a common struggle." the book details the kennedy family's battles with alcoholism, depression, and mental illness. patrick kennedy opened up for leslie stahl of "60 minutes." >> it's a conspiracy of silence, not only for the person who's suffering but for everyone else who's forced to interact with that person. that's why they call this a family disease. >> and you're trying to take the stigma away. >> well, i'm trying to figure out how do we move this away from shame and stigma into a honest to god political movement. this isn't something esoteric about trying to take care of that alcoholic -- don't tell me those people spend money. it's about taking care of all of us because these are americans. they're dying every day and they're our brothers and sisters. >> reporter: he says there's a pathology of silence about mental illness and addiction within families, especially his. in his book he breaks what he

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. it's tuesday, october 6, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." the scope of the flood disaster in the southeast becomes clearer. at least 13 people are dead and thousands more are cut off after a week of heavy rain. >>> in flight emergency. an american airlines jet diverts when the pilot falls ill and later dies in the cockpit. and they're growing in popularity. but are they fantasy or fiction? a scandal called into question. the daily fantasy sports leaks called into question. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york. thanks, for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning the unrelenting rainfall that devastated the southeast, particularly the carolinas, has mostly tapered off. the system of tropical moisture has moved off the coast. another one or two inches could fall today. the flood remains. there are 13 weather-related deaths in north and south carolina. people who went through hurricane hugo 25 years ago said they had never seen anything at the very least, sta

i'm elaine quijano with a western edition of the broadcast. there are flash flood watches across the

elaine quijano is here with an inside look at the moment after the plane trash. g. >> good morning t. pilot says he was asked by air traffic control to locate a plane spkd of crashing on monday afternoon. when he and his crew located the aircraft, they found themselves rushing to help the victim. >> chopper 4 has just located this plane. >> reporter: the wfor chopper news team was the first to spot the wreckage in the everglades. >> these were folks from chopper 4. chopper 4 was in the air trying to locate the plane. >> reporter: the plane fell into pieces on impact. the pilot saw signs of life and few he had to help. >> seeing the gentleman standing on the wings was food news from my standpoint. but it was a pretty good airplane. i few there could have been other passengers on board. >> reporter: you can see carofaro when a crew member rushed to check on the pilot. he was bleeding and couldn't get out of the plane. moments later, another survivor is seen running back to the wreckage. he had gone to find help. >> it's not the normal day. but it goes through our he

elaine quijano takes us inside this battle. >> reporter: roca labs based in sarasota sold weight lossders they said was a bypass to gastric bypass surgery. >> i don't think i will ever buy anything online again. >> reporter: jennifer shyry was thinking about getting gastric bypass surgery when she came across roca weight loss website. >> it was something i could do while at home and it wasn't surgery and i thought it would be easy to do and it said it would shrink your customer. >> reporter: the company claimed the customers could lose up to 120 pounds. shyry says it's a sham. >> it's like trying to eat rubber. >> reporter: when she posted her complaint on the better business bureau's website, roca lab sued hr for breaking a so-called gag clause she didn't know she signed when purchasing the product. it states in part, you will not disparage roca labs and if you breach this agreement we retain all legal rights and remedies against the breaching customer. when jennifer tried to remove her comment she said -- >> they asked for my twitter account and facebook and wanted to know who he wa

elaine quijano is here with how the students spoke up. >> reporter: according to kids on the bus, the is a-year-old special needs student was not following the instructions of the driver. when the student said something inflammatory to the driver and allegedly threw something at him, the driver stopped the bus. gracy foster grabbed her cell phone and started recording the violent confrontation after driver robert scarborough stopped the bus. >> the bus driver through him down on the ground and started yelling at him. i was shaking and everyone was crying around me. >> get up here. >> reporter: you can see on the video as the student throws an object at scarborough. he walks toward the student and according to police, grabbed the special needs student by his jacket, pulled him out of his seat and struck him in the face. >> you don't say that to me! >> oh, my god! >> hey, stop! >> artie was sitting next to the student. >> he was hitting him in the head and he has a disability in his head. he is supposed to be like watching us, not hurting us. >> oh! >> whoa! >> reporter: students on the

elaine quijano is here with ow those students spoke up. >> reporter: good morning. cordi according to kids on the bus, when the student said something inflammatory to the driver, the driver stopped the bus. >> get up here. >> reporter: gracie foster grabbed her cellphone and started recording the violent confrontation after driver robert scarborough stopped the bus. >> he threw him on the ground. i was shaking and everybody was crying around me. >> reporter: you can see the student throw an object at scarborough. he walked toward the student and, according to police, grabbed the student and struck him in the face. >> hey! stop! >> reporter: this bus passenger was sitting next to the student. >> he hit him in the head, and he has a disability. he's supposed to be watching us, not hurting us. >> reporter: students can be heard crying and screaming at the driver to stop. >> hey! stop! >> reporter: the driver returned to the seat and drove to the next stop. students saw a police car parked nearby and ran off the bus to alert the officer. >> sit down! >> you can't do tha

elaine quijano shows us what led to that encounter. >> reporter: the confrontation began when a school resource officer was arresting the teenage student for disorderly conduct. that's when police say the student's older brother allegedly interfered with the arrest and the officer used what the police are calling a takedown. amateur video shows the pawtucket police school resource officer at tollman high school grabbing and throwing tyler debergo to the ground. police say tyler was threatening to fight another student and was throwing punches at a ball. something he denies. >> i was just angry. i just like hit my fist on the bench and that's it. >> reporter: earlier the officer was seen handcuffing his older brother, who said he was only trying to calm things down. >> i got in front of him, i allegedly held his hand down to get off my brother. i got his hand down. from then -- >> reporter: while ivander was being arrested, tyler approached the officer. tyler says he was just standing there. >> i already got pepper sprayed. i didn't know what to do. my eyes were blurry. all of a sudden