that woman is 51-year-old marlene pinnock, she was hospitalized but hadn't spoken about what happened until today. she sat down with carter evans. >> reporter: can you tell me what you remember about those moments? >> he just pulled me brutally, threw me down, started beating me, striking me, trying to kill me, trying to beat me to death, taking my life away. for no reason. i did nothing to him. i don't know why. >> marlene pinnock has spent the last month recovering, in july, she was tackled and punched repeatedly by a california highway patrol officer on a los angeles freeway. >> a portion of that incident was captured on camera by a passing driver. >> what is he doing that for? >> pinnock claims this is the first time she has watched the entire 41 second video. >> i don't know what i did that day. >> but the video does not show what happened in the moments leading up to the altercation, and it is still not clear why pinnock who has been homeless for five years, was wandering on the freeway in the first place. >> reporter: what were you doing before confronted by that officer? >> pi

now.she is speaking for the first time about the assault and her condition. 51-year-old marlene pinnock says.she thought she was going to die when the c-h-p officer straddled her.and punched her at least 9 times in the head. she was released from the hospital last week.but still slurs her speech because of the beating. pinnock has filed a federal lawsuit against the chp. but the officer claims.he was just trying to keep the woman from walking in traffic. tensions running high in ferguson, missouri where a teenager was shot and killed by police. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week fresh off the vine seedless green and black grapes are just $1.99 a pound. oscar mayer deli fresh or selects lunchmeat are only $3.99. and quilted northern bath tissue is $11.99 for 24 double rolls. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. sure... hey canyou bet! this? that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing

independent investigation into the c-h-p officer caught on video punching a woman. 51-year-old marlene pinnockas punched at least nine times near along i-10 earlier this month. a driver recorded the incident. and posted the video to you- tube. the woman has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the officer and the c-h-p commissioner. the c-h-p argues the officer wasfrom walking in traffic. million dollar home sales are at an all-time high in the bay area. data-quick says that nearly six thousand homes sold for at least a million dollars this past spring. shattering earlier records. a local real estate agent showed kron-4 this condo in the south of market neighborhood. it has only two bedrooms.but is listed for one-point-three-five million dollars. the real estate agent says he's not surprised by the high prices. stock market is doing well, tax funding is at a record high, creating new the minted millionaires. i am not shocked to that this is happening. > > market. because there's not a lot of inventory.buyers have a lot of competition. that could change as more condo construction is com

de la patrulla de caminos fue retirado de sus funciones y asignado a permiso administrativo, marlene pinnocksuntamente fue golpeada por el oficial, aún tiene las cicatrices de la golpiza... marcas en su espalda y un brazo lesionado., pero aun mejor que en julio pasado. i had two black eyes and a bloody nose. tenia los dos ojos con moretones y sangre en la nariz nos explica. marlene, quien ha sido indigente por mas de tres años, caminaba por la entrada de la carretera 10 cuando el agente -que ahora fue identificado como daniel andrew-supuestamente trató de detenerla de acercarse a los vehículos. he was beating me with all he had he was putting his hands up in the air i'm coming down with all his strength and i thought it was never going to stop beating me i didn't even know if it was ever going to stop me estaba pegando con toda su fuerza y pensé que nunca iba a detenerse agrego marlene. estas imágenes captadas por celular el primero de julio pasado formarán parte de la investigación de la procuraduría que determinará si presentará cargos criminales en contra del agente. necesitamos más. nece

. >> reporter: marlene pinnock spent the last month recovering. in july she was tackled and punched repeatedly by a california highway patrol officer on a los angeles freeway. a portion of that incident was captured on camera by a passing driver. >> what they doing that for? >> reporter: pinnock claims this is the first time she watched the entire 41-second video. >> i didn't know why. i didn't nothing to him. i said nothing to him. >> reporter: the video doesn't show what happened in the moments leading up to the altercation and it's not clear why pinnock, who has been homeless for five years, was wandering on the freeway in the first place. what were you doing before you were confronted by that officer? her attorney interjected. >> we realize that there was an interest in what she may or may not have been doing. but i'm going to instructor to not answer that question at this time. >> reporter: the california highway patrol took pinnock to the hospital for a mental evaluation. >> my hand was handcuffed behind my back and he just tossed me in the

what my name was out was never told but i was sent by a lake in california fifty one year old marlene pinnock was walking along the highway when a patrol officer straddled her and began repeatedly punching her upper body. the woman is known to be homeless and reportedly suffering from psychiatric problems i think much of the roots now of the town's farm or cultural problem where police officers have been used to school in a power structure where they can get away where almost anything because they are the police video cameras have only captured some incidents but many more took place away from the public eye more and more people filmed their interactions with the police on camera one officer from new jersey was caught saying this to someone who argued he had a constitutional right to take pictures in a certain area or they were there writing course for office this pretty cold so i knew it was a very important story for you if the officer apologized for the statement and resigned. the cases so brutality and well documented on camera casts a shadow on the thousands upon thousands of police offi

in his report, the officer, daniel andrews, said he was trying to protect marlene pinnock after she walked into traffic. but she spent several weeks in the hospital, and now she's suing the department. liberia has taken a drastic step to contain the ebola outbreak. a slum in the capital has been sealed off. riot police used weapons to keep residents from escaping. nearly 2,500 people in four west african nations have been sickened by the ebola virus. more than 1,400 have died. about 160 health care workers have also gotten sick, including two americans who were wearing protective gear to prevent infection. that's been a big concern in the medical community, but dr. jon lapook is here with news about this tonight, jon. >> reporter: yes, scott, we learned today one possibility that's being strongly considered is that the two americans were actually infected outside the ebola ward, at dinner or some other setting, where they would not have been expected to be wearing the protective equipment. nancy writebol and kent brantly apparently came in contact with itliberian health care worker who was

angeles freeway last month is now speaking out for the first time about the assault. 51-year-old marlene pinnock she was going to die when the c-h-p officer straddled her.and punched her at least 9 times in the head. she was released from the hospital last week.but still slurs her speech because of the beating. pinnock has filed a federal but the officer claims.he was just trying to keep the woman from walking in traffic. >>: we do have some nice weather coming up. (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ...for a safe arrival. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. designed to help the driver in you... ...care for the passenger in them. the subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. a florida man is now facing charges because of a bad dream find out why he says a nightmare of made him pay his girlfriend. go on the web site. nine >>:cleanup efforts still underway in hawaii from tropical storm take a look at some of the damage the storm

officer appears to be repeatedly hit par lean pin ok on the shoulder of -- to marlene pinnock. she says she did not provoke what came. >> he literally beat me like i was a man. the strength he would use on a man like they used on rodney king. i think he was trying to beats me to death. i did nothing to him. >> she has filed a lawsuit now against the c.h.p. >>> the city of oakland is getting hope from the state in fighting crime and assembly members and the mayor quan and ago land police chief will make an announcement. the city is getting $2 million in funds to strengthen evers to reduce crime and violence >>> new this morning the ten campus uc system is not easing recruitment of out-of-state students. sacramento bee reports the campuses are stepping up recruitment of out-of-state students who pay more for tuition which has helped make up for money lost from the state through budget cuts. parents are concerned arguing that admission given to out-of-state students is at the expense of california students. the administration defend their recruitment sayingrying in students from o

now.she is speaking for the first time about the assault and her condition. 51-year-old marlene pinnock says.she thought she was going to die when the c-h-p officer straddled her.and punched her at least 9 times in the head. she was released from the hospital last week.but still slurs her speech because of the beating. pinnock has filed a federal lawsuit against the chp. but the officer claims.he was just trying to keep the woman from walking in traffic. three dogs are dead and another is in serious condition after being left in a car for more than two hours during a hot day. a passerby spotted the dogs in a car at a sacramento, apartment complex and contacted authorities. a sheriff's deputy broke in - trying to save the dogs. three were already dead, but a two-year old female was rescued and is now being treated by animal control officers. >> "the windows were cracked about an inch open but that doesn't give it anywhere near enough circulation in those conditions, it's just not possible for those dogs to survive something like that." >> vicki liviakis the suspect, 34-year old trevor co

officer appeared to repeatedly hit marlene pinnock on the shoulder of interstate ten in los angeles. the officer was just trying to step her from walking into traffic and she said she did not provoke what came. >> he literally beat me like i was a man, like they use on rodney king. i thought he was trying to kill me and beat me to death. he was using all his strength for no reason. i did nothing to him. >> the c.h.p. has not identified the officer but she filed a lawsuit against the c.h.p. and an officer named david l. andrew. >>> good mayor is taps pulled a family of three from the burning wreckage after plane crashed in salt lake city. they saw the plane was in trouble after it took off from the airport. the plane crash into a soccer field. three people raced to the site and got there just in time. >> we got there the flame or the heat was coming into the cockpit. >> in two or three minutes of pulling them out the plane was totally engulfed. >> the three victims are in critical condition. prices at pump continue a steady decline. here is america's money report. >>> topping america'

and in los angeles, onlookers videotaped marlene pinnock as she was beaten by a california highway patrolicer. we get reaction now, from sherrilyn ifill, president of the naacp's legal defense fund. and greg meyer, a former captain for the los angeles police department, who's written on and testified in use-of-force cases around the country. let me start with you, it's still early in this investigation. what dow think are the most important facts to learn and who is best to determine them? >> well, i think would be terrific if we learned the name of the officer and something about his record on the force. obviously the eye witness accounts and they are conflicting eye witness accounts between residents of the community who say they observed what happened, and what we are hearing from the police department. we don't know the name of the officer or anything about him. i think we're entitled to know that. he is a public servant. and so we're going to know what happened during that encounter between mike wood and the police. frankly, the account that we've heard about this struggle for the gu

marlene pinnock has spent the last month recovering and she claims she just watched the entire 41-second the first time this past weekend. a reporter asked what she remembered from the incident. >> he just pulled me brutally, threw me down, started beating me, banging me, trying to kill me, trying to beat me to death, take my life away for no reason. i did nothing to him. i don't know why. >> it's still near clear why pinnock, who has been homeless for five years, was on the freeway in the first place. she has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the officer. >>> it is 5:56. a dramatic scene as an old military barracks in vallejo goes up in flames. what investigators think could have sparked this blaze. >> the u.s. launches more air strikes against militants in northern iraq. how deep u.s. involvement could become coming up in the next half-hour. ,, ,, it makes me happy to go on the computer. i like feeling smart. internet essentials from comcast has brought low-cost internet access to over 1.4 million low-income people at home. internet essentials helped me progress in my school

from eric garner, izel ford in l.a., the beat are of marlene pinnock on a california highway, michelle accuse sew in phoenix, arizona. john crawford in ohio. omar obrega, a latino brother, beaten to death by lapd as well. jimmy powell in st. louis city. this is a very frightening time. we've seen this happen a lot but not so often as such a concentrations fashion. it would seem that police this past month have developed an appetite for strange fruit again with all of these killings. when we look pack at our history, we know we've overcome a history of lynchings. in 1919, the greatest number of lynchings ever recorded in this country was known as the red summer. i'm afraid, as this summer has gone by, and because of the color the police wear, because of all these killings, we may have to end up calling this the blue summer of 2014. >> mark thompson and antonio french, thank you very much for joining me tonight from ferguson. >> thank you, lawrence. >>> coming up, we have some breaking news on white house action today over syria as some are of course continuing to push for a war against

woman is now-- speaking out for the first time about the assault and her condition. 51-year-old marlene pinnocke c-h-p officer straddled her and punched her at least she was released from the hospital last week.but still slurs her speech because of the beating. pinnock has filed a federal lawsuit against the c-h-p. but the officer claims he was just trying to keep pinnock from walking in traffic. three-time nascar champion tony stewart hit and killed a fellow driver saturday during a sprint 20-year old kevin ward junior was bumped by stewart in the 14th lap. causing him to spin ward jr. then got out of his car and tried to confront stewart. that's when stewart's car hit and killed ward. "as he walked into the track several sprint cars avoided him. there came a point where a sprint car operated by tony w. stewart, who's 43 years of age and resides in columbus, indiana struck mr. ward. butted to as we speak at this time, there is no evidence in hand or no facts that would support a criminal charge or support criminal ward jr. was hit and thrown about 50 feet. investigators say they are not ruling