something that could have been checked on a computer and all determined without any contact between lawrence crosby and the police. >> reporter: murphy, the 911 caller, followed bliss to the scene. if it is his car, i'm sorry. >> reporter: they took care of it by charging crosby with resisting arrest. >> if you're going to put us on trial, we'll put you on trial. >> reporter: but crosby was acquitted last year. the evanston police say their officers complied with department procedures, but they are now changing those procedures, scott, and will no longer require that subjects in similar cases be automatically forced to the ground. >> pelley: dean reynolds, thanks. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," folding the big top for good. opioid-induced con. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help

i'm interested to know if you've spoken with lawrence crosby, the man arrested there, since this videod your reasoning, why did you want it out in the public. >> good morning. thanks for having me. i have not spoken to mr. crosby. it wouldn't be appropriate because he is suing for the city. i asked for and called for the release of this video because for the last two years as alderman, there have been multiple incidents where the police have not deescalated routine situations. over the thanksgiving weekend we had an african-american candidate running for office in the city, collecting signatures to get on the ballot, people stopped him under suspicion of panhandling and charged him with resisting arrest when he wouldn't identify himself. there's been five or six incidents that have called for the need to deescalation. >> let's listen to part of the 911 call that led police to pull over lawrence crosby and led to this. obviously those police wouldn't have heard this 911 call, would have heard what dispatch said. it's important to know what the caller said. listen. >> what did the guy lo

something that could have been checked on a computer and all determined without any contact between lawrence crosby and the police. >> reporter: murphy, the 911 caller, followed police to the scene. >> if it is his car, i'm sorry. >> reporter: they took care of it by charging crosby with resisting arrest. >> if you're going to put us on trial, we'll put you on trial. >> reporter: but crosby was acquitted last year. the evanston police say their officers complied with department procedures, but they are now changing those procedures, scott, and will no longer require that subjects in similar cases be automatically forced to the ground. >> dean reynolds, thanks. >>> coming up next, folding the ♪living well come on up, grandpa don't let joint discomfort keep you down. come play with us! i'm coming. upgrade to move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility, and flexibility. it also provides 20% better comfort than glucosamine chondroitin, all from one tiny mighty pill.... get in there with move free ultra, and enjoy living well. ♪living well it says you apply the blue one ok, letto

i feel bad. >> reporter: the man at the wheel was lawrence crosby, a 25-year-old candidate for a ph.d. in engineering from northwestern university, and the car was his. the dash cam in crosby's car picked up his cell phone conversation as he watched the police approach. people. they think we're always trying to do something wrong. now they're pulling me over. they're going to pull me over. >> reporter: when crosby pulled over and surrendered, a police dash cam recorded the incident. he was tackled by four officers who roughed him up and ran a check on the car. >> get on the ground! get on the ground! stop resisting! >> why am i being put in handcuffs? >> we have a verify the car is not stolen. >> reporter: when the check confirmed the car was crosby's, one officer reacted this way. >> thank god i didn't shoou,t yo mother [ bleep ]. you should feel lucky for that." >> reporter: the video came the light last week after pressure from local elected officials. tim tooey is crosby's attorney. >> this is something that could have been checked on a computer and all determined without any cont

. >> reporter: the man at the wheel was lawrence crosby a 25-year-old candidate for a phd at northwesternnd the car was his. the dash cam in cosby's car picked up his cell phone conversation as he watched the police approach. >> they think i'm doing something wrong. now, i'm getting pulled over. >> reporter: when cosby surrendered a police dash cam. he was roughed up and ran a check on the car. >> why am i being handcuffed. >> we've got to verify that the car was not stolen. >> reporter: when the check confirmed the war was cosby, one officer responded you should feel good for that. tim touhy is cosby's attorney. >> this is something that has got to be checked on a computer and all determined between any context cosby and the police. >> reporter: murphy, the 911 caller followed police to the scene. >> if it's his car, will you tell hymn i'm sorry. >> reporter: they took care of it by charging him with resisting arrest but crosby was acquitted last year. the police say the department followed procedures but they are now changing those procedures and they will no longer require that subject

the officers stopped lawrence crosby-- and wrestled him to the ground- as he tried to explain. car-- police still charged crosby with resisting arrest. a judge later threw out the charges. crosby is now suing for 50-thousand dollars. the police department says it will no longer require suspects to be placed face down on the ground. the first family doesn't officially move out of the white house for a few days. but they moving process is already underway. moving trucks were spotted outside of their new home in the kalorama neighborhood. the family will move out of the white house on friday. that section of d-c -- proving to be popular among high profile families. ivanka trump and her husband - will move in just blocks away. and washington post owner jeff bezos also bought a house in the area. it's xx and we're just getting started. we are now in t he final countdown! three days until president elect donald trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. this morning - as more protests are planned for the streets - there is a growing list of high boycotting this ina

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. >> reporter: the man at the wheel was lawrence crosby a 25- year-old candidate for a ph.d. in engineering from northwestern university. and the car was his. a dashcam in crosby's car picked up his cell phone conversation as he watched the police approach. >> you know how it is with black people man. always trying to do something wrong. now i just got pulled over. >> reporter: when crosby pulled dashcam recorded the incident. he was tackled by four officers who roughed him up. >> on the ground. on the ground. >> reporter: and ran a check on the car. >> get on the ground! >> stop resisting. >> why am i being -- >> because we have to verify the car is not stolen. >> reporter: when it was confirmed the car was crosby one officer said -- >> i didn't shoot you mother [ bleep ]er, you should feel lucky for that. >> reporter: after pressure from local elected officials, the video came public. his attorney said -- >> this is something that could have been checked on a computer and all determined with no exact between warrants, crosby and the police. >> reporter: murphy, the 911 call

>> reporter: newly-released dashcam video shows evanston, illinois, police stopping lawrence crosby for allegedly stealing a car. he gets out with his hands up. >> hands up! hands up! >> reporter: then officers rush him, saying he didn't get on the ground as ordered. >> get on the ground! >> reporter: officers can be seen hitting him. but while handcuffed on the ground, listen to what the motorist says next. >> this is my vehicle, sir. >> reporter: sure enough, crosby, a phd student at northwestern university, didn't steal anything and was simply driving his own car. police suspected crosby after a woman called 911. she thought he was trying to break into the vehicle. he was actually doing roadside repair. on that call, she later admitted race might be affecting her judgment. >> i don't know if i'm, like, racial profiling. i feel bad. >> reporter: even after realizing they'd stopped an innocent man, police arrested him for disobeying orders. >> when we tell you to get down, you got to get down. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: police arguing that the use of force was justified. >> i would sugg

while handcuffed, lawrence crosby tells the officers it's his car. >> this is my vehicle, sir.ng to fix something on the roof. >> reporter: police pulling the 25-year-old over after a woman called 911 saying she saw a black man in a hoodie using a bar to break into a car. >> i dunno if i'm like racial profiling. i feel bad. >> reporter: even after realizing he was not a criminal, police arrested the phd student saying he didn't follow their commands. >> when we tell you to get down man. >> yes sir. >> the police department says it will no longer require subjects to be facedown on the ground. crosby was acquitted after his arrest, and he is seeking more than $50,000 in damages, daftd. >> thank you, linsey. >>> when we come back on a monday night, the deadly accident underground. the ewe tellty crew trap underground. >>> and the baby toy used for teething. what some parents say they found inside. ortfolio, but.. well, what are you doing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxin

. >> lawrence crosby the civil engineering student seen in that encounter is suing the city and four police officers for excessive use of force and false arrest. he is seeking damages in excess of $50,000. police are not commenting on the case bout lawsuit. i went to discuss this with mark lamont hill and cnn law enforcement analyst and retired nypd detective harry hawk. mark, let me start with you, first of all, that video i saw, i said 40 minutes that was presented by the police force, it was an edited video they put out there. >> happy martin luther king day, by the way. i was not surprised. it has happened to me before, i've been stopped for stealing my own car multiple times, it actually happened to me a month ago. >> really? >> absolutely. it's a longer story than i can get to now but it happens. it didn't end like that, i didn't get tackled or anything like that. my point is that this is a common story that happens with black people. the fact he was a doctoral student, i hate we have to add that to the conversation, even if he was a garbage man that still shouldn't happen. it'

newly released video shows police stopping lawrence crosby for allegedly stealing a car.gets out with his hands up. then officers rush him saying he didn't get on the ground as ordered. officers can be seen hitting him. but while handcuffed on the ground listen to what the >> this is my vehicle, sir. >> reporter: sure enough, a p h.d. student didn't steal anything and was simply driving his own car. police suspected crosby after a woman called 9-1-1. she thought he was trying to break into the vehicle. he was actually doing roadside repair. on that call she later admitted race might be affecting her subject. >> i don't know if i'm racial profiling. >> even after realizing they -- police arguing the use of force was justified. >> i would suggest that police could have handled the stop considerably better. >> he was acquitted in that 2015 incident. the video is being released now as he sues police for excessive force and false arrest. abc news. >>> our thanks to kneel there. >>> we finally have some nfl by an average of 18 points. sunday the margin was five points combined.