leon lott is the richland county sheriff. leon lott: it shocked me like it shocked everybody else. omar: lott says fields has been placed on administrative duties, pending the outcome of an investigation. leon lott: it wasn't something that he self-initiated. he was asked to remove the student from the classroom. did he do that properly? that's what we're gonna look at. omar: the sheriff is asking the fbi and the deparment of justice to conduct an independent investigation. the girl in that video was not hurt and she was released to her parents. cbs news reached out to fields for comment. he has not responded. omar villafranca, cbs news, columbia, south carolina. mollie: the student faces a charge of disturbing schools. fields was named in a 2007 lawsuit accusing him of using excessive force during an arrest. a jury ruled in his favor. and the video you just saw has a lot of you expressing your thoughts at our facebook page at kcci.com. paul mcconnell writes, "all she had to do was what the teacher wanted. don't blame the officer for her lack of respect." another writes, "all he ne

ciertos lideres en la comunidad - aprueban la decision de lott.sory council) yo pienso que el alguacil juzgo bien la situación que él tenía al frente. pero tambien hay quienes apoyan al oficial despedido. sot lott el profesor y administrador de la escuela apoyan completamente las acciones del oficial fields. stand up de ahora en adelante, los oficiales escolares dicen que tomaran las medidas necesarias para evitar incidentes como este. mientras tanto - fields no ha hecho comentarios sobre lo que paso - pero el alguacil dice que hablo con el personalmente. sot lott l se siente mal por todo lo que paso. no fue su intención. por ahora no esta claro si fields enfrentara cargos - pero el abogado de la supuesta victima dice que ella no se encuentra bien. sot: todd rutherford /abogado de estudiante ella tiene un yeso en el brazo. tiene heridas en su espalda, heridas en su cuello, al igual que en su frente y su brazo. analia fiestas, telemundo. cesar/vo ---hoy, las calles de la capital de chile estaban congestionadas de manifestantes--- ---miles de emplea

he's known for slamming. >> joining us now, richland county sheriff leon lott.r joining us today. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> sheriff, have you heard that before, what we just heard from that student who was in the room yesterday, he's known as officer slam around the school because he slams people? >> no, i have not heard that. i've heard some students talk bad about him, but i've also heard students talk good about him. it's been pretty well even from the comments on our students and from parents. but again, those comments are not going to be what i base my decisions on. our investigation is totally on his actions. do they follow our proper procedures. and did he do the right thing that we're trained for him to do. and that's what i'll look at. our investigation is just about complete. i'll have the final results tomorrow morning and make my decision based on what our training unit and our internal investigators have discovered. >> what is your reaction to the school board chairman saying there's absolutely no place in this district or any other d

but i did not do this. >> reporter: agent lott is getting nowhere fast. so he changes his strategy, switching from inquisitor to tired. the most precious person in your life being attacked and harassed constantly. i know that, okay? >> ever since all this crap started, i've had my life threatened. my wife has been threatened. they've threatened to take jenelle, cut her head off. >> reporter: agent lott's tactic works, and they're able to drill down to his motive. >> when you hear people plotting to take your -- catch you daughter in a restroom and murder her. they wanted to rape her because she's a virgin. and just so much -- >> reporter: finally, after an exhaustive four hours, a broken buddy breaks down. >> my question that i got right now, does jenelle and barbara know what you did? >> no. >> reporter: agent lott senses that buddy is right on the verge of a confession. so he uses another ploy, and they hit paydirt when they get him to call his wife, barbara. >> we let him make a phone call to barbara. >> barbara? >> yeah. >> before you find out from so

lott says they stood by the deputy. what did they support about what he did? >> they supported his actions. ey-- theyelt like everything he did was correct. >> reporter: even the physical part? >> they had no problems with the physical part. but, again, i'm the one that had problems with it. >> reporter: the female student has not been publicly identified. her lawyer, todd rutherford, says she has a cast on her arm and other scrapes and bruises. >> deputy field is not special. he shohod be treated like everyone else and placed under arrest for assaulting that student. >> reporter: sheriff lott is now questioning whether school resource officers should be acting as disciplinarians. >> should he have ever been called there? now, that's something we're going to talk to the school district about. >> reporter: an attornene for ben fields released a statement saying he believes his actions professional. but, scott, there are a growing number of parents in this communityho think fields should be arrested and charged with assault. >> pelley: omar villafranca, thanks.

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for the encounter but he said deputy ben fields did not follow proper procedures... " (sheriff leon lott, richland county, sc) the deciding factor for me though was when he threw her across the room. that's were there was no following our policy whatsoever. " elias: the fbi and the justice department are conducting separate investigations of the incident. sabrina: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door... sabrina: the third republican presidential debate brought the top ten candidates to the stage in boulder, colorado last night. the candidates went after each other, washington politicians ... even the moderators washington politicians ... even the moderators themselves. one target they all railed against, the mainstream medai. elias: number four... elias: and it was no surprise that wisconsin's paul ryan would come out the winner in wednesday's ryan would come out the winner in wednesday's election for speaker of the house. the secret- ballot tally was 200 for ryan, 43 for florida's daniel webster. his nomination is expected to be approved today, making him the yo

sheriff leon lott: "he picked the student up and he threw the student across the room. that is not a proper technique and that should not be used in law enforcement. based on that that is a violation of our policy." jack: the teen's attorney says the 16-year old suffered neck and back injuries. she has a cast on her arm and a rug burn on her forehead from being dragged across the classroom floor. the fbi and the justice department are conducting separate investigations of the incident. jack: back here in the metro, a donation earlier this year means new gear for one local police department. local five's claire powell has a preview. " a private donation given to the waukee police dept back in may made it possible for all 18 police officers to be outfitted with these..body cameras. in total it took all 14thousand dollars to purchase these cameras, data and storage. without that private donation officers arent sure des moines police also got a hefty donation of more than one hundred thousand dollars, but they have nearly 400 officers who need cameras. coming up at 6, see w

sheriff leon lott: "he picked the student up and he threw the student across the room. that is not a proper technique and that should not be used in law enforcement. based on that that is a violation of our policy." elias: the teen's attorney says the 16-year old suffered neck and back injuries. the fbi and the justice department are conducting separate investigations of the incident. sabrina: in washington, wisconsin's paul ryan won wednesday's election for speaker of the house... the secret- ballot tally was 200 for ryan, 43 for florida's daniel webster. his nomination is expected to be approved today, making him the youngest speaker since before the civil war. a new speaker had to be chosen after the announcement last month that john boehner would resign from the position and congress. sabrina: and the house of representatives also passed a budget deal wednesday... despite many republicans voting against it. the two-year fiscal proposal would increase federal spending and extend the debt limit. the bill now moves to the senate... where it is expected to pass. the pro

sheriff lott returned to the issue of of what he saw as her responsibility to the situation several times. >> she was very disruptive. she was very disrespectful, and she started this whole incident with her actions. she is responsible for initiating in action. what she does doesn't justify what the deputy did. i don't want anyone to thin that. it doesn't, but she needs to be held responsible for what she does. our students must be in an educational environment, and it's the responsibility of everyone to make sure it starts with that. it starts with the parents, goes through the students and through all of us. this needs to be a learning opportunity for all of us. we need to talk to our kids that sometimes young people make bad decisions and they should be held accountable for that. she should have discipline and respect, and they should have that everywhere, but it's particularly in our schools. she wasn't following the instructions of the teacher. there were certain things the students were supposed to be doing. they had chrome books that they were supposed to be studying from. she was

lott says they stood by the deputy. >> what did they support about what he did? >> they supported his actions. they felt like that he -- everything he did was correct. >> even the physical part. >> they had no problems with the physical part. but again, i'm the one that had problems with it. >> reporter: the female student has not been publicly identified. her lawyer, todd rutherford, says she has a cast on her arm and other scrapes and bruises. >> deputy fields is not special. he should be treated like anyone else, like everyone else, and placed under arrest for assaulting that student. >> reporter: sheriff lott is now questioning whether school resource officers should be acting as disciplinarians. >> should he have ever been called there? now, that's something we're going to talk to the school district about. >> reporter: an attorney for ben fields released a statement saying he believes his actions were both legal and professional. but scott, there are a growing number of parents in this community who think fields should be arrested and charged with assault.

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sheriff leon lott of richland county said in a news conference that the student refused to leave the class when both a teacher and administrator asked her to. and refused again when asked by deputy fields. but the sheriff also said he was disturbed by what he saw on the videos. >> after seeing this video what were your impressions? can you give us your impressions? >> i want to throw up. i mean, it just makes you sick to your stomach when you see that initial video. but, again, that's a snapshot. as a professional i have to look beyond just that one first video and look at the total picture. and that's what we're doing. >> now, according to sheriff lott there are three different student cell phone videos showing what occurred in that classroom. including one that appears to show the student hitting the officer. the student was arrested and charged with disturbing schools. now today the sheriff will announce his decision concerning deputy fields' future employment. the sheriff said he doesn't believe race was a factor in what happened. but the videos have garnered national attention.

. >> losing control, a violation of the rules of arrest, says field's boss, sheriff leon lott?> it continues to upset me when i see that video, is the fact that he picked the student up and he threw the student across the room. >> that's not a proper technique and should not be used in law enforcement. >> it's been just two days since the incident took place at spring valley high in colombia south carolina. cell phone video went viral. the state, fbi and justice have all opened investigations. sheriff lott said deputy fields was notified despite strong support from him from the classroom teacher and principal. the deputy who has been in the job seven years is if not remorseful concerned in doing his job, discredited the department. >> he's sorry that this whole thing occurred. it was not his intent. his intent was not to do anything that brought discredited on the sheriff's department or him or that school. he tried to do his job. >> the unnamed 15-year-old girl who was pulled from her chair and a 16-year-old classmate who was also arrested at the same time aren't off of the ho

the same time, lott says he's not investigating what the student did, only if his officer's response was justified. >> he disrupted class. she was disturbing the other students from getting their education. so she's in the wrong, but does her actions meet the level to what this officer did? that's what we're going to decide. but those -- she bears some responsibility. if she had not disrupted school and disrupted that class, we would not be standing here today. so it started with her and it ended with the officer. what i'm going to deal with is what my deputy did. >> now, sheriff lott says there is no indication the deputy should not have been assigned to spring valley high school. deputy ben fields coaches sports there and the sheriff also says fields has been dating a black woman for some time so he's not sure if race played any part at all in these actions. now, the sheriff's office plans to make a decision about the deputy's future as early as tomorrow. >> thank you. >>> school resource officers in montgomery county now wear body cameras. it's part of a pilot program at three pub

then tossing her across a classroom.the whole incident was caught on cell phone video.sheriff leon lott admitted that when he first watched the video, it made him want to vomit. "it continues to upset me whenen i sesethat video. it's thth factcthat he picked that student up, and he threw the student across the room. that is not a proper technique and it should not be used in law enforcement." enforcement."that student that student s still arrested on a charge of "disturbing schools"a classmate who stood up to the deputy was also arrested on the same charge. an update to a story we brought to you yesterday. yesterday.one person is in custody following a deadly shooting right off the campus of miles college in birmingham, alabama.last night a candle light vigil was held for the victim -- 21-year-old kennen morris inanapolis.three people were injured in the shooting.one victim is in serious condition, the other two have non life threatening injuries. police said it wasn't a random shooting, and the suspect targeted a specific person. right now authorities are looking for one suspect, but s

i want to bring in sheriff leon lott. thanks for being with us.ry it's under these circumstances. you said in the press conference we played earlier one of the videos shows the student punching the officer. i want to flay that for our viewers in slow motion to get a sense of what it is you mean. the officer grabbed her around the neck, grabbing her backwards, you see her swing or flail with her right hand. she hangs on before the desk is flipped over then she's dragged across the ground. do you believe that strike was in any way justification for what the officer did? >> no. never said that. i'll never say that. there's no justification for some of his actions and that's what we're looking at, so i don't want anybody to think that just the fact she did strike an officer that's justification for some of the actions he took. >> how should, i mean, look, this is a difficult situation. how should a police officer have handled this? >> well, to begin with, the police officer should have never been called in the first place. you know, this is something

i want to bring in sheriff leon lott now. sheriff, thanks for being with us, and i'm sorry it's under these circumstances. you said in the press conference that we played earlier that one of the videos shows the student punching the officer, and i want to play that for our viewers in slow motion. they get a sense of what it is you mean. it does seem like it's after the officer has grabbed her around the neck and is moving the desk backwards, about to flip it over, you see her sort of swing or flail with her right hand, and she seems to try to hold on to his shoulder for balance before the desk flips over and she's knocked to the ground. do you believe that strike was in any way justification for what the officer did? >> no, i never said that and i'll never say that. there is no justification for some of his actions, and that's what we're looking at. so, i don't want anybody to think that just the fact that she did strike the officer, that's justifications for some of the actions that he took. >> how should -- i mean, look, th

sheriff lott receives accommodations from nearby schools and the district as well. but again, within 48 hours, and keep in mind, that's something important to note here, we're talking less than 48 hours after that video surfaced, the sheriff's deputy has been fired. i've also spent some time talking to the attorney who represents the girl who was thrown to the floor. that's a 16-year-old. they are planning a civil lawsuit. the attorney also saying that one of the things he wants to have done is have her record expunged. we heard from the sheriff that those charges are going to stand. one of the other students in that class was also charged. this was one of the students who shot the video. she was charged with disrupting school as well. that was because according to officials she was screaming expletives at the deputy while all this was going down. she has been retained and her attorney as well. she wants to have her record expunged, too. one of the things that sheriff lott told me yesterday and the attorney said the same thing, this idea that seems like this instanc

fired.richland county sheriff, leon lott announced deputy ben field's termination just under an hour ago.fields was already suspended from the force after the video surfaced earlier this week.it shows fields flipping a teenage girl backward in n her chair, , d tossssg her across the classroom.this all happened after the student refused to leave class.fields has been accused of racial bias, which officials are denying.as for the student - she has been charged with disturbrbg school. wisconsin congressman paul ryan is expected to be formally nominated today for speaker of the house. house.a source says congressman trey gowdy will give a speech inside the house g-o-p conference, urging memebers to vote for ryan.two other representatives are expected to second gowdy's recommendation.although ryan is facing fellow republican daniel webster, of florida, in todayay election, ryan is expected to win the nomination. ryan's nomination is expected to be approved by the full house of representatives tomorrow.he will replace current speaker john bofhner who is retiring from cocoress. meanwhile -

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sheriff leon lott: "he picked the student up and he threw the student across the room. that is not a proper technique and that should not be used in law enforcement. based on that that is a violation of our policy." jessica rae: the teen's attorney told abc news the 16-year old suffered neck and back injuries during the incident.. she also has a cast on her arm and a rug burn on her forehead from being dragged across the classroom floor the fbi and the justice department are conducting separate investigations of the incident. jessica rae: while this incident has made national headlines... field's actions do not reflect all school resource officers. davenport's central high school is saying... . goodbye to corporal martin lopez... who has been a fixture at the school for the last 21 years. reporter gretta patrick has his story. after 21 years of serving as resource officer at davenport's central high school, corporal martin lopez is retiring... he says interacting with students is the thing he'll miss most... nats - martin: causing a problem? why? boy - we were roasting

leon lott. let's listen in. >> i also had a conversation with the united states attorney, william nettles, and followed up with a written request to dave thomas, fbi special agent in charge, and also u.s. attorney, followed up with a written request this morning asking them to investigate this as a civil rights violation, whatever violation that they deem is appropriate. i felt that it was very important that i do that very quickly. i don't want anybody in richland county or anyone in the world to say this is not being held -- handled properly. that's why i've asked for a very independent outside agency that we all respect and note it does a thorough and fair investigation to handle this. that's why i asked the fbi to come in and do it. they've agreed. they've opened up a civil rights investigation. they've already started their investigation. we're fully cooperate with them. and provide anything that they need. their timetable, i can't tell you. that's their investigation, they will handle that

sheriff leon lott says an internal investigation will determine if he keeps his job. >> had she not disruptedthe school or the class we would not be standing here today. it started with her and ended with my officer. what i'm going to deal with is what my deputy did. >> reporter: the school district would not answer questions about the teacher or the students in the classroom. thor the sheriff's internal investigation is expected to be completed in 24 hours. the federal investigation could take several weeks. >>> donald trump's grip on the republican presidential nomination appears to be slipping. for the first time since he entered the race, trump is not the front runner. now it's ben carson. a poll of likely republican primary voters nationwide shows 26% favor carson, and 22% support trump. meanwhile, the chief executive of ford is blasting the billionaire candidate, who has been bragging about shaming ford for moving a production line from mexico to ohio. he insists trump had nothing to do with the decision. major garrett has more. >> mexico took a ford plant. i've been very tough on ford.

. >> that is richland county sheriff leon lott. and now joining us is benjamin franklin who is from that area, and what is your reaction to the news that deputy fields has been fired? >> well, i believe, wolf, thank you for the opportunity to be here. i believe that the sheriff made the right decision today based on what we saw and millions of people around the world saw. it was a disproportionate response, and use of excessive force on the teenager, and people have to understand that as a former head of the criminal justice agency, that our discussion is about public safety, but it also about public accountability, and public trust, and the ability to police any community recognizing our police force may have 500 or so officers, we have a jurisdictional pop you of well over 100,000 metro area of 1 million, you have to have the trust and the confidence of the people in order to properly keep a community safe. if that trust is eroded, then it is really a difficult and challenging situation. >> there are going to be at least three in

police say earnest lott and good afternoona johnson were killed in capitol hots and lott just got outjail after serving time on gun charges. investigators think someone targeted johnson, but they don't have a suspect or motive. >>> developing now and an investigation launched after the mysterious death of a boy inside a maryland elementary school. >>> storm team 4 radar right now showing the rain across portions of our area and some locations picking up light rain toward d.c. right down toward quantico and this rain is filling in down toward the south and east and i expect it to continue to do so. frederick county and northern portions of loudoun county and this will continue as we move on through the night tonight and more rain is coming and this is where the nor'easter starts to take effect and we'll start to see it move in off the coast and heavy rainmaking its way toward ocean city right now. what can you do? action am whys for now and clear the gutters and check the sump pumps. if you flooded before you could flood again and move the valuables off the basement floor and we could

some people lott their lives. >> reporter: four people were killed, nash lucas and na kita problemhakar. >> the first names i saw were bonnie and marvin under the fatalities. i was in shock. i stared at the screen. i read it three times and started to sink in that it was real. >> reporter: dozens were injured and 17 people are still hospitalized. sophomore cayley carter was at the raid with her roommate. >> i looked down at my behind, it was gushing blood. so i just sat down. she told me not to look over at the scene. >> the family reveals chambers was hospitalized in the past for mental illness, seemed fine recently. >> the look in her face. there is a very blank almost lifeless look in her face. psychological evaluation. formal charges could come at a hearing next month. adriana diaz, "cbs news," stillwater, oklahoma. areas drone wered by the remnants of hurricane patricia the weather system is headed east. parts of the gulf coast were hit with devastating flood watches in parts of the louisiana, mississippi and alabama. in louisiana,a, 20 elementary school children n re rescued after

stacey: south carolina sheriff leon lott says he's fired a school officer after this video surfaced showing the officer throwing a student onto the classroom floor during an arrest. the sheriff says the officer's actions are not based on training or acceptable procedure. the video is raising questions about the role school resources officers should play. the sro at roosevelt high school in des moines says he's not there to handle behavioral issues in the classroom. instead, officer mike moody is in charge of handling situations that involve illegal activity, like students bringing weapons to school or breaking up fights. he says he's never had to physically remove a student from a classroom and uses as little force necessary to end conflicts. >> being a child does not dictate how much force i use. it's the problem that is presented to me and how much force i need to use to end that problem. stacey: moody says the only time he would get involved with issues in the classroom is if a situation got violent or posed a threat to students. kevin: urbandale police are asking for the public's help t

it will be a lot of clouds and a lott couple of late day -- and a couple of late daybreaks. wednesday to thursday is the next time to wash across. the clouds will thicken up. it's probably going to be a soaking rain on thursday. we could use it. we're in a pretty big deficit. david, back to you. >> maybe get it out of the way before halloween. that would be good. >>> we all know the patriots do not talk trash. >> the social media team forgot about that. so this treat appeared on the patriots account, a throwback thursday picture of the infamous symbol. that tweet has now been deleted. >> a smart little move. you see they delete the tweet but also know that people very quickly capture the image on still lives -- computer so that it still lives on. >> somebody lost her job. >> you think? >> let's be honest, you know how bill belichick is. what happened? who did it? okay, that person's gone. back to bracketis and levelle comes up to play and stewart has to wait until week 8 to come off the designated injured reserve list. then again, usually when a player leaves the scene and c

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now, i want to read you the narrative we got from sheriff leon lott a little while ago. he said, "the sro," the student resource officer," was acting in response to a student disrupting the class. the student refused to comply with directions of the teacher and school administrator to leave the class. when she refused, the sro was requested to take action. the student was told she was under arrest for disturbing school and given instructions which she again refused." the video then shows the student resisting and being arrested by sro ben fields. now, another student arrested as well. we're told both of the students arrested were seniors, although the sheriff's department wasn't too sure about that point. but nevertheless, one female and one male. the female of course is the student you see in the video. the male who they arrested you cannot see but he was taken into custody as well. both of them charged with disturbing a school. now, the female was apparently released to parents. the male, however, was taken into custody. it's unsure at this point whether he was taken t

>> you know, i actually was disappointed that sheriff lott started out his press conference by sayings girl started this entire thing. i think the person that started this entire thing was the teacher. again, this is something that the teacher should have been able to handle. >> i'll tell you, anderson, i'm not for this law, either. i'm not for the police engaging students in a classroom for acting out of turn. i'm not for the law. i think the state of south carolina should take the law and throw it into the garbage because there is no sense for kids being arrested on misdemeanors inside a classroom because they don't want to listen to the teacher. it's ridiculous. >> we can finally agree on something, harry. >> yes. >> we'll leave it on the agreement. thank you both. >>> we got new information on the indianapolis mall shooting. we'll bring you the latest on that and growing demands for transparency in the shooting death of corey jones killed by a police officer while waiting for help after his suv broke down. i'll talk to his family and their attorney. ♪ ♪ (singing) you wouldn't haul

. >> reporter: andrea, this is the video that has sheriff leon lott reaching out to the fbi and justice department to now conduct an independent investigation into the incident. it's not gone viral and sparked a hashtag #on twitter "assault on pring valley." -- on spring valley." the incident is difficult to watch. the resource officer tossed a female student across a classroom monday. look again. here you see the officer grab the girl, remove her from her chair then toss her across the room. >> i've never seen anything so nasty looking, so sick. >> reporter: classmate tony robertson record the video and spoke exclusively to cbs affiliate wltx. he also had been called to the room to escort her out because of discipline problems. >> he's supposed to be someone to protect us, not someone to be afraid of. it was a scary experience. >> reporter: the incident happened in columbia, but they say it started when the girl refused to put away her cell phone and leave the room. the richland county sheriff is now investigating and reportedly called the video disturbing. >> of course we're going to

. >> reporter: lott said fields has been placed on leave pending outcome of the investigation. >> it's not something he self initiated. he was ask to remove the student from the classroom. now, did he do that properly? what's we're going to look at. >> reporter: the girl was not hurt and release to her parents. we have not heard back from fields for comment. klum yeah, south carolina. >> the student face the charge of disturbing. fields was name in a 2007 lawsuit aaccused using excess force during an arrest. a jury rule in his favor. >>> a fairfield boy is in protective custody, suspected of stabbing his stepfather to death. police said the child was trying to protect his mother from her abusive husband. the boy has not been charged and his age is being withheld. >>> san jose police arrested a 28-year-old man for the stack death of a woman in a downtown apartment. the body was found on south third street. the couple had a prior relationship. neighbors said the complex is a safe place to live. >> i have been here almost two years now. i haven't had issues any place and 95% of the time,