jericka duncan is in new york with the details. jericka, good morning. >> this is about getting to the truth. they're looking into how serious the nfl was, about knowing the information and covering up the video. according to the "associated press," a law enforcement official sent this video of ray rice knocking out his fiancee to the nfl five months ago. there was even a recording acknowledging receipt. he was suspended following the incident of the atlantic city casino. in a letter, nfl commissioner roger goodell maintained the league did not see the video until monday but had requested it on multiple occasions. >> as the company who got the videotape can tell you, it was gettable. he didn't get it. >> reporter: the nfl now says the former fbi director robert mueller who worked under two presidents will lead an independent investigation. as the ravens prepare to play this evening james brown said it shouldn't overshadow the game it's part of life, you need to deal with it, put it into perspective and get to the game. >> reporter:

jericka duncan is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. the s&p 500 was down 32.ell 88 points. a sharp loss in apple stock contributed to the drop in the nasdaq. apple shares closed down almost 4%, wiping out nearly $23 billion in market value. the company released a software update to fix problems with its new operating system and apple says with normal use, a bend in its i phoiphone 6 plus is extre rare. >>> analysts say by the end of the year 30 states could have an average price of 3 bucks per gallon. they typically decline in the fall and this year they're pulled even lower by falling global oil prices. anne-marieing. >> all right. every little bit helps. jericka duncan at the new york stock exchange. >>> when we return, a disturbing shooting caught on video. a plauv opens fire on a man during a routine traffic stop. and explore all the different sensations. this is nature. see it or not, it always fills you with energy. with up to 27% more brush movements patented sonic technology get healthier gums in two weeks guaranteed. philips sonicare discover the brus

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jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: booster seats can save a child's life during a crash but a reporthat most parents stop using the booster seats too soon. >> in fact, they remove their child before ready. >> reporter: the group says children should be 4 feet 9" tall and weigh between 80 and 100 pounds before they're allowed to ride without a booster seat. about 70% of parents said they didn't know. >> to position the lap and shoulder belt so the shoulder belt lies firmly in the middle. >> reporter: but when an undersized child is allowed to ride without a booster seat, the seat belt itself can actually hurt them in the crash. because if the child in tall enough, the lap belt would be on their abdomen and the shoulder belt could hit their neck or face. and if there was a crash, then that child could have very severe abdominal injuries, about this injuries or maybe even a pass laceration. >> reporter: many childrens admit not using booster seats because it's inveen during short rides or in carpools but safety experts say they need to be used during every ride. jericka duncan, cbs, new

jericka duncan reports. >> our integrity has been brought into question. >> reporter: the owner of the other team executives knew about the video of ray rice knocking out his fiancee within hours of the assault, and then tried to cover it up before the footage surfaced six months later on the internet. owner steve bisciotti admits not getting that tape, was in his words, the big fail. >> there's no excuse for me to have not demanded that video except i wasn't concerned or interested enough to demand it. >> reporter: the espn report claims ravens executives asked nfl commissioner roger goodell to go easy on their star player and work behind the scenes to get rice into what's called a diversion program to avoid a trial. bisciotti said rice will never play for the team again but did admit he offered him a mentoring job down the road. >> i believe in my heart that ray would be a great addition to us, when it comes to try to steer these guys from what they're saying, young men to grown men. >> reporter: nfl commissioner roger goodell says he looks forward to receiving a report from former f

jericka duncan is in new york with more. (applause). >> reporter: president obama came to the united nations tuesday to talk about climate change. >> we know what we have to do to avoid irreparable harm. >> reporter: but before he left washington, the president spoke for the first time about the overnight attack. >> this is not america's fight alone. >> reporter: he praised the five arab countries who participated calling them friends and partners. >> america is proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with these nations on behalf of our common security. >> reporter: in his address to the general assembly here at the united nations on wednesday, the president is expected to talk more about the international coalition's military strikes overseer ya'. pentagon officials called the american led offensive against isis and a separate terror group related to al-qaeda very successful and says there's more to come. >> last night's strikes are the beginning of a persistent campaign to degrade and ultimately dry isil seven. general mayvill

jericka duncan is here in new york with the details. jericka, good morning. >> good morning, marlie. this is about getting to the truth. they're looking into how serious the nfl was, about knowing the how anyone would have covered up the video. according to the "associated press," a law enforcement official sent this video of ray rice knocking out his fiancee to the nfl five months ago. the ap claims it even heard a voice mail recording acknowledging receipt. earlier this week the nfl suspended rice indefinitely following release of the tmz sports video showing the brutal incident at an atlantic city casino. in a letter to the team owners and president last night, nfl commissioner roger goodell maintained the league did not see the video until monday but had requested it on multiple occasions. >> as the company who got the videotape can tell you, it was gettable. he didn't get it. >> reporter: the nfl now says the former fbi director robert mueller who worked under two presidents will lead an independent investigation into the nfl's hand

jericka duncan is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. jericka. >> good morning, anne-marie. here on wall street the market remains volatile. the dow was down 264 points. the s&p 500 was down 32. the nasdaq fell 88 points. a sharp loss in apple stock contributed to the drop in the nasdaq. apple shares closed down almost 4%, wiping out nearly $23 billion in market value. the company released a software update to fix problems with its new operating system, and apple says with normal use, a bend in its iphone 6 plus is extremely rare. >>> and gasoline prices may fall below $3. analysts say by the end of the year up to 30 states could have an average gas pleen preoline i less than 3 bucks per gallon. they typically decline in the fall and this year they're pulled even lower by falling global oil prices. anne-marie. >> all right. every little bit helps. jericka duncan at the new york stock exchange. >>> when we return, a disturbing shooting caught on video. a state trooper opens fire on an unarmed man during a routine traffic stop. a plauv ope

cbs correspondent jericka duncan has more on the big event. >> reporter: george clooney is no longerne of the world's most eligible bachelors. his representatives confirmed the 53-year-old actor married 36-year-old human rights lawyer amal alamuddin in a private ceremony in venice saturday. she's based in london. the couple tied the knot in the luxury hotel which overlooks venice's grand canal. the actor and friends sipped champagne and waved to well wishers during his final public moments of bachelor hood. guests included cindy gloucester and her husband, matt damon bill murray and bono among several others. clooney and alamuddin were engaged in april. his four year marriage to thalia balsam concluded. jericka duncan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> former first daughter chelsea clinton has given birth to her first child, a baby girl named charlotte. chelsea clinton announced the news today on twitter and facebook. her parents former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton say they are blessed and very happy to be grant parents. they say chelsea, her husband,

cbs correspondent jericka duncan has more on the big day. >> reporter: george clooney is no longer onef the world's most eligible bachelors. his representative confirms the 53 year old actor maryland 36 year old human rights layer a.m. a in a private ceremony in venice italy sunday. she is remember began knees is based in london the couple died the knot in venice. the actor and his celebrity friends zipped champagne and waived to hundreds of well wishes along the canal during what appeared to be his final public moments of bachelorhood. guests included cindy crawford and her husband randy, matt damon, bill murray and bono. clooney and al alma were engaged in april. his four year marriage to talia balance son ended in divorce if 1993 and he was seen dating several actresses and models since then. jericka duncan for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> former first daughter chelsea clinton has given birth to her first child. a baby girl named charlotte. chelsea a ounce nod the news on twitter and facebook earlier today. her parents former president chill clinton and secretary of state

cbs reporter jericka duncan is at the u.n. headquarters in new york city, where the crisis tops the agenda for this week's general assembly. >>> reporter: absolutely, ken. those u.s.-led air strikes hit key islamic militant strongholds with the help and support of several other countries determined to destroy isis. [ applause ] >> reporter: president obama came to the united nations tuesday to talk about climate change. >> we know what we have to do to avoid irreparable harm. >> reporter: but before he left washington, the president spoke for the first time about the overnight attacks. >> this is not america's fight alone. >> reporter: he praised the five arab countries who participated calling them friends and partners. >> america is proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with these nations. >> reporter: in his address at the united nations on wednesday, the president is expected to talk more about the international coalition's military strikes over syria. pentagon officials called the american led offensive against isis and a s

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cbs news correspondent jericka duncan has the story. >> booster seats can save a child's life duringash, but new survey find most parents stopped using the seats too soon. >> nine in ten parents admitted to us that, in fact, they move their child before they were red. >> i group safe kids worlds wide say children should be at least 4 feet 9 inches tall, way between 80 and 100 pounds before they are allowed to ride without a booster seat. a fact about 70% of parents survey, say they didn't know. >> does booster seat, will properly position the lap and shoulder belt so the lap belt lies flat across the thighs, shoulder belt firmly across the how older. >> whether an un size child is allowed to drive without a seatbelt, it can usually hurt them in a crash. >> because if a child isn't tall enough, the lap belt will be on their abdomen, and the shoulder belt could hit their neck on their face. and if there was a crash, then that child could have very severe abdominal injuries, neck injuries, or maybe even a face laceration. >> many parents admit, not using booster seats because it is inco

jericka duncan has the latest from headquarters. >> reporter: ravens star ray rice doesn't have a team but he does have the nfl players association object his side in his legal battle against the league. rice and union are appealing the open ended suspension the the nfl handed down last week have after surveillance video surfaced of the running back punching out his wife in the elevator. rice and union believe the nfl violated the collective bargaining agreement by suspending rice twice for the same infraction there was more fall out from the rice case tuesday. cbs sports announced it will no longer use rihanna in the opening of the thursday night football tell cast, singer lashed out at the network on twitter after her performance was cut there last weeks broadcast and replaced with an update and commentary on rice's suspension. also today, nfl sponsor cover girl released a statement saying it is encouraging the nfl to take swift action addressing domestic violence. meanwhile radisson hotel chain cut ties with the minnesota vikings after the team reinstated star running back adrian pe

i'm jericka duncan in new york, i'll explain coming up. >> and katie, some wet weather out there this morning, at least for some folks. >> definitely. sort of came through in shifts, western suburbs saw it first, now it is all the way out in eastern new jersey, so your location is very much dependent on what the rest of the day that is store for you at this point. we'll explain, we'll track this for you, also talk about the rest of the week, it is all coming up. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >> stunning new video, wild fire, strong winds fueling these huge flames, near the town of weed, that's near oregon's boards err, right now, there are 11 major wild fires burning across california, and as wendy gillett

jericka duncan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" >> hello, happy monday. did you like yesterday?day right? barely any wind. just felt so pleasantly warm. but it started off cool. today is very much the same. nice clear sky, temperatures have dropped, and boy, have they. you have bottom out to shy of the 30's kutztown, light of day just starting to come up, isn't this the prettiest view in love it. giant goose egg for wind speeds. good hair day, because we've got dry air, no winds, go for the intricate hairstyle ladies and jones, sunny beautiful. late tonight specially early tomorrow morning next whimpy front comes through, again, it doesn't have a lot of juice to it, so i expect shower, some clouds, but will quickly clear. we will ends up actually with pretty decent day. the rest of the forecast, it is just smooth sailing. >> if you are traveling, pretty smooth sailing. take a look at the vine st. expressway, no major delays, eastbound or westbound on the vine. this is eastbound side 95 would be your web side making your way down toward broad street trying to get toward the schuy

cbs news correspondent jericka duncan has the latest on these cases. >> reporter: former ravens star ray rice is reportedly appealing his open ended suspension from the nfl for domestic abuse. >> he has been advised that he has a strong case. >> reporter: jay can of the nfl today and cbs sports colt come say rice and players union believe his suspension violates the nfl's players collective bargaining agreement. >> they will fight idea of double jeopardy here. they will turn to the cba, articles in the cba saying a team and league cannot punish the player for same incident and they believe a player cannot be suspended twice for his same actions. >> reporter: rice was find a half million-dollar and suspended for two games but last week, after video surfaced of him punching his wife, ravens cut him. nfl commissioner roger goodell then suspended him indefinitely. while goodell's handling of the the rice case is under investigation to day nfl announced hiring of three women as special advisors to help shape the league's domestic violence and sexual assault policies. minnesota vikings sta

cbs news reporter jericka duncan has the latest. >> reporter: president obama made his case to worldaders for campaign begins isis and his words were blunt. >> knowing language understood by killers like this is the language of force. the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> reporter: shortly after the president spoke, officials confirmed that algeria extremist, allied to isis beheaded a french hostage. president alan says victim was killed because france is fighting terrorism. u.s. led air strikes continued overseer use and iraq for a second day. the president asked the international community for their support. >> collectively we must take concrete steps to address the danger posed by religiously motivated fanatics and the trends that fuel their recruitment. >> reporter: terror threat in the mid east is just one of many globe willal crisis the president addressed. he criticized russia for what he called it might make right philosophy and urge iran's leaders to break stalemate over nuclear energy. >> we can reach a solution

i'm jericka duncan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> all right, just past 7:43, we want our forecast foray, katie, good morning. >> and the forecast for today actually real nice one, good morning, everybody, we do have full sunshine already, not really helping to warm things up too much just yet. we will eventually see the thermometer rebound. but dow also want to turn our focus to the next big thing, that's this guy. the combination at least, of the next area of low pressure, that's starting to develop here, basically, down through really just sort of this little hook through south carolina, down into eastern florida so, once this really gets its act together, it will glide north, roll into our neck of the woods here, as early as late wednesday night, we start to see the potential for wet weather. so here is how things sort every shake out. first full day of fall absolutely looks like t i said on twitter earlier, if you feel dollars need to pick a pumpkin, it makes it so comfortable, fall like outside, but do need the sweatshirt or some extra layering walking out the door because it is

i'm jericka duncan in new york.'ll tell you which ones are the most popular. >> remember the intimate polar vortex this past winter well, nine months after the bitter cold, a lot of hospitalization are seeing a baby boom. those stories and much more when "eyewitness news" continues. stay with us this dowlower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. >>> planning is underway for the funeral of legendary comedian joan rivers on sunday. we also learned an autopsy on rivers is done but work needs to be done to determine the exact cause and manor of death. rivers died thursday. cbs vladmeere reports, the state has gun an investigation into the outpatient clinic where she stopped breathing last week during a medical procedure. >>> joan rivers was at the york ville end endoscopy clinic last week for procedure to examine her vocal cords when she went into cardiac arrest. the ne

jericka duncan has itself story. >> reporter: prescription drug addition and abuse reptd nothing less than a public health -- represent nothing less than a public health crisis. >> reporter: the attorney general announce add new drug enforcement initiative. the measure will authorize pharmacies and other health care facilities to serve as official dropoff sites for unused and expired prescription drugs taking up space and posing a threat in medicine cabinets across the country. the dea will dispose of drugs. pharmacies will have locked drop boxes where you can leave your medications and prepaid envelopes will also be available at drugstores, libraries and community centers if you prefer to get rid of your medications by mail. the attorney general cited a survey that shows about 6.5 million people as young as 12 years old are so-called nonmedical users of prescription drugs and nearly four in ten teens who have abused these drugs say they obtained them from their parents' medicine chest. >> the attorney general but most importantly as a parent i am committed to ending the national epid

money watch's jericka duncan joins us now from the new york stock exchange with those stories and more, jericka, good morning. >>> good morning, ukee, erika. apple is at it again with yet another update for its mobile devices. some users reported phone glitches after installing an update to apple's latest operating systems ios8. users said the update kept them from making calls and using the very important fingerprint id. now, apple released a update, we'll see if that one fixes cents cents the problem. >>> the tech giant also responds today claims its new iphones bends. a spokeswoman from the company says with normal use, a bend in the iphone is extremely rare, and she also says only nine customers have contacted apple about a bent iphone six plus. apple has take answer huge hit shares closed down almost 4%, wiping out nearly $23 billion in market value. today invest letters wait to see if the market improve from its steepest decline since the ends of july. the dow jones closed 264 points lower yesterday, the nasdaq lost more than 88. while many of you, many of us, are used to paying

jericka duncan reports from new york. >> reporter: the president took center stage at the u.n. general assembly. he addressed the annual gathering of more than 140 global leaders. his focus? the american-led air strikes in syria. >> the terrorist group known as isil must be degraded and ultimately destroyed. >> reporter: the air strikes over syria continued for a second day with attack, bomber and fighter aircraft barrages against isis. >> collectively we must take concrete steps to address the danger posed by religiously motivated fanatics and the trends that fuel their recruitment. >> reporter: the pentagon reports five air strikes in two days, including isis staging areas on the eastern border with iraq. >> the only language understood by killers like this is the language of force. for the united states of -- the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> reporter: the president urged iranian leadtories pursue peace without nuclear weapons and called on world leaders to reduce carbon emissions to help fight global warming

. >> money watch's jericka duncan joins us from the new york stock exchange, always wonderful to see you up in new york, jericka. >> always good to see you guys, too. >> morning. talk about this, the apple update. they are trying to update the latest software glitch? >> yes, appellate it again with yet another update for its mobile devices cents, some users reported phone glitches after installing an update to apple's latest operating system, ios8. users said the update kept them from making calls and using the very important fingerprint id. now, apple released a update and will see if that one fixes the problems, the tech giant did apologize for the inconvenience. >> hey, injury evening tax seems like every time you turn around, another auto maker is recalling a vehicle, we understanded chrysler is the latest to recall some of its cars. what do you know? >> yep, chrysler recalling nearly 350,000 cars, and sv's, because after faulty ignition switch might not return after starting causing engine to completely shut off. chief wrapped err and scrapped cherokee suv, chrysler 300 dodge sta

cbs news correspondent jericka duncan has more. >> greg hardy was removed from sunday's roster with noppealing to july domestic assault conviction he played last sunday against tam tampa. earlier in the week the panthers owner broke down as he spoke about domestic violence while accepting an award. >> i stand firmly against domestic violence plane sin pell. >> richardson's remarks came shortly after a video emerged showing former baltimore ravens ray rice punch knocking out his then fiance'. adrian peterson was -- >> ray rice and his wife were back in his hometown new rochelle saturday to watch a high school football game. on sunday, his mother attended church service

coalition air strikes begins islamic militant in syria tops the agenda here's the latest from our jericka duncan who is at the u.n. >> reporter: president obama came to the u.n. tuesday, to talk about climate change. >> we know what we have to do to avoid irreparable harm. >> reporter: but before he left washington the president spoke for the first about the the overnight attacks. >> this is not america's fight loan. >> reporter: he praised the five arab countries who participated calling them friend, partners. >> america's proud to stand shoulder to shoulder these nations on behalf of our common security. >> reporter: in his address to the general assembly here at the u.n. on wednesday, the presidentathath news". >>> we will have the latest, on the bombing campaign begins isis on the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley that broadcast is tonight at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> an overturn trash truck caused big traffic messes on i-95 today, that accident happened around 3:30 this morning when the truck hauling crash flipped on to its side in the southbound lanes of i-95

jericka duncan of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us now.rning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. everyone likes to hear prices going down, right? well, today we'll find out how confident consumers are when it comes to the economy. the university of michigan will issue its monthly index of consumer sentiment for september. last month consumer sentiment was up. and gasoline prices may fall below $3. analysts say that by the end of the year, up to 30 states could have an average gasoline price of less than 3 bucks per gallon. gasoline prices typically decline in the fall and this year, they are being pulled even lower by falling global oil prices. in san francisco, the average price there right now is $3.86. >>> last night apple released a second update to its new mobile software ios .02. it's supposed to fix any glitches from the first up day that prevented some iphone 6 and 6 plus users from making calls. you can download it through itunes or through the phone. apple stock is down 4% since the new iphone was released. >>> today

cbs news core upon dent jericka duncan has more on the big event. >> reporter: george clooney no longerone of the worlds' most eligible bachelors. his representative confirms the 53 year old actor married 36 year old human rights laura. mal in a private ceremony venice, italy saturday. she was lebanese, base in the london, the couple tied the knot in the luxury aman hotel overlooks venice's grand canal. the actor and his celebrity friends sipped champagne, waived to hundreds cents cents of well-wishers, during what appeared to be his final public moments of bachelor hood. guests included cynder craw fed, her husband, matt damian, bill murray, bono among others. they were engage in the april, clean had i long vowed he would never marry again, and his four year marriage to talia ends in the divorce in 1993 and clooney was cents seen dating several actress cents -- a.m. tresses and models since then. >> the calendar says it is fall. but outside it feels like summer. >> oh, really. >> who is complaining? >> the best of summer. not only summer, but the best that summer possibly bring and doi