what happened this weekend on a dock in montgomery, alabama, continues to dominate the online discussion here's abc's dimarco morgan making his "nightline" debut. >> reporter: chaos unfolding in a shocking bare-knuckled brawl over the weekend. a massive fistfight breaking out saturday night at an alabama riverfront park. >> something brought on by reckless individuals who did not use judgment and causing an event that certainly was avoidable. >> reporter: tonight, montgomery police issuing arrest warrants for three men and are seeking a fourth for questioning. >> we will be aggressive, and we will not allow this type of behavior in our city. >> reporter: authorities were able to comb through multiple videos like this one that quickly went viral. >> a confrontation with the owner of the boat -- >> reporter: showing a group of white boaters hitting then brawling with a loan black captain on the dock. >> the owners of the boat confronted him in a hostile manner, there were words exchanged, then it turned into the encounter you've all seen. >> reporter: some black eyewitnesses who were watch

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. >>> the disturbing brawl erupting on the waterfront in montgomery, alabama. several men and women accused of attacking a dock worker. other people coming to help him. the mayor with news of arrest warrants. >>> the war in ukraine. the alleged plot to kill president zelenskyy. a woman detained, accused of being a russian informant. and late word coming in, russia unleashing deadly twin strikes on civilians. ian pannell in ukraine. >>> a wife accused of plotting to kill her husband by poisoning his coffee. how he claims to have caught her in the act. >>> paying tribute to the oscar-winning director behind two all-time classics. terrifying audiences in "the exorcist," and keeping them on the edge of their seats in "the french connection." >>> and "barbie" makes history at the box office. a billion dollar milestone for the movie and its director. >>> good >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us on a monday night, i'm mary bruce, in for david. and we begin with the extreme weather as we come on the air. nine states now under tornado watches, from the

ryan young has the details. >> reporter: an altercation on an montgomery, alabama boat dock over the ed into a massive brawl that resulted in multiple arrest warrants. montgomery mayor steven reed is calling for justice to be served for attacking a man who was doing his job. >> it's unfortunate incident. and it's something that we're investigating right now. we'll continue to go through that process before we take any additional steps. >> reporter: it all began when the black employee was trying to clear the dock space where the riverside cruise, the harriettii normally docks. the cruiser was about to return to shore and needed space to dock. >> just doing his job. and for some reason they didn't like it. they didn't want to move the boat. and he decided to get physical with him. >> reporter: you can see in the video the black employee on the dock arguing with one of the men from the pontoon boat and then another shirtless white man charging at the employee and hitting him in the face. soon after that, you can see several others join in on the attack of the dock employee. in some of t

. >>> happening today, the police chief in montgomery, alabama, is expected to reveal more informationbout that brawl that broke out on the city's river front. it started after a black dock worker was attacked by a group of white people. so far no arrests. but four warrants have been issued. >>> right now, los angeles city workers are on a 24-hour strike. 11,000 workers including sanitation workers, engineers, life guards, all headed for the picket lines. they say it's a fight for fair contracts. >>> this hour, polls open in ohio as voters decide whether to make it harder to amend their state constitution. it is part of a real proxy fight over abortion rights in the state. early voting turnout has been huge. more than half a million votes already cast. >>> you feeling lucky? i know it's early, but you know, check the gauge. the drawing for the largest mega millions jackpot in history is tonight. a little more than $1.5 billion is the jackpot. "cnn this morning" starts right now. ♪ >>> did you buy your lottery ticket? >> i was in a pool for the last drawing for mega millions, but yeah i

. >> reporter: at montgomery, alabama's carver high the morning rush to school is now a morning rush to scroll. >> power your phone off. >> reporter: new this year middle and high school students now forced to lock away phones before the bell rings. when do they get it back >> 2:45. >> reporter: 2:45. >> right >> reporter: principal gary hall pushed for the policy and the pouch to enforce it. >> they were texting, tweeting, you name it while classes were going on >> reporter: here's how it works at the beginning of the day students put their cell phones in these pouches. once it's locked i is really hard to get back open. they can keep it with them they just can't open them they're sealed this unlocking magnet the only thing designed to free them. it's not completely foolproof. >> we found a lot of cell phone cases with no phones. >> reporter: for students -- >> show of hands, who doesn't like the pouch? >> reporter: it's a painful adjustment >> i got to have my phone. >> reporter: why don't you like the pouch >> i don't like the pouch because in math class i like to take pictures of

according to montgomery, alabama police chief daryl albert on the evening of saturday, august 5th, the city's 19th century riverboat. >> the harriet too, was attempting to dock in its designated and reserved port. it was being blocked by a privately-owned vote for 45 minutes. >> as he attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via pa system. they will all respondent 2 without seeing gestures. curse words and talk chief albert says the co-captain was picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the dock to try and get the private boaters to move. >> that's when those voters attacked the co-captain. the co-captains doing his job. several members of the harriet who came to mister pickett's defense engage in. >> what we all have seen sense all social media. >> one of those crew members swam others came running to help the co-captain. in all 13 people were detained and brought in for police interviews before being released as of tuesday. warrants have been issued for 3 met richard roberts, alan todd and zachary shipment all facing warrants for assault in the 3rd as the crowd gr

there have now been several arrests in the river front melee in montgomery, alabama, that went viral. three men now facing assault charges accused of attacking a black boat captain. nbc news correspondent sam brock has more on this brawl and the investigation. sam. >> the legal fallout from that brawl in montgomery almost certainly is not over as authorities say they originally detained 13 people and fully expect to bring more charges. as for that video that is so difficult to watch, authorities say currently they do not have enough evidence to bring hate crime charges. several days removed from a brutal dockside brawl in montgomery, alabama, where this now viral video shows a group of white men attacking a single black boat captain. assault charges have been filed against three of the alleged aggressors. >> when it initially took place, the police department didn't have the luxury of the videos that we all have seen now. now that we have more information, again, more charges are pending. >> reporter: the video certainly paints a vivid picture, after the initial altercation, members o

ryan young, cnn, montgomery, alabama. >>> time for quick hits across america.ooting megan thee stallion in 2020 is convicted to ten years in prison. he shot her in the foot after an argument. >>> u.s. supreme court has these are firearms assembled at home from parts bought online without a serial number or background check. >>> and police say an underwater team specializing in cold cases has found about 30 cars submerged in a south florida lake. multiple agencies will now be recovering and investigating those vehicles. >>> hard to believe but the school year is quickly approaching. for most it means class monday through friday, but more schools are switching to a four day week. according to data, more than 2100 schools and nearly 900 school districts across 26 states have implemented that schedule. the number of schools just doubling in the past decade. joining us to discuss is christopher doss from the rand corporation. great to see you in studio. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk first about school instructio >> and we found that students in the four

. >>> new charges and several warrants issued in the disturbing brawl on the dock in montgomery, alabama. a river boat cocaptain attacked by a boater. others joining the fight. authorities asked if there's evidence of a hate crime. >>> a special election in ohio tonight. a high-stakes vote that could set the stage for a major abortion rights battle in the state come november. the republican-led effort to make it harder to change the state's constitution. >>> the new study showing more potential health benefits for patients using the popular weight loss drug wegovy. >>> and tonight's mega millions drawing. the billion dollar jackpot growing even bigger, now the largest in the game's history. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us on a tuesday night. i'm mary bruce, in for david. and we begin with the violent storms on the move tonight. a rare tornado touching down in massachusetts. massive storm damage from tennessee to new england. now, those storms turning deadly. near cape cod, massachusetts, a confirmed ef-1 tornado with 95-mile-an-hour winds. trees slamming down into ho

this was horrible for the city of montgomery, for the state of alabama, and for our nation. >> more on that ahead. also tonight, will dive into what prompted fbi agents to shoot a utah man suspected of making online threats to kill president biden. but we are beginning tonight with breaking news in hawaii. it looks like the end of days in paradise right now. where explosive wildfires are raging through maui, ripped up by winds from a hurricane. officials say, at least six people have been killed. and thousands are taking refuge in shelters tonight. let's go now to quinton koch, resident and the president of the helicopter tourism company, blue hawaii. thank you so much for joining, me i know that you are going through a lot at this moment. we've been looking at footage that you shot of the devastation. can you describe to us what it was like just being there? watching this unfold? >> i just landed back here at the malawi airport, and you still see smoke surrounding the different community and absolute devastation. and it's just hard, because we are coworkers, friends, families, and lov

. >> montgomery, alabama, police department identify suspects in the chaotic brawl on a boat dock. >> three many white men have been charged with third degree assault. >> you see stuff like that on tv, but to see it live, it's highly likely more individuals will face charges. >>> the artist and rapper maega the staalon faced attacks and reported a shooting where she was the victim. a judge sentenced tori lanes to ten years in prison. >> the punishment fits the crime. this is accountability, finally. >>> good morning, everyone. it's the top of the hour. we're so glad you're with us on "cnn this morning." there's a lot of news to get to. >> things happening right now. we'll talk about ohio. borgt right advocates are celebrating a crucial victory after a high-stakes special election. 57% of ohio voters rejected a measure that would have made it harder to change the constitution and protect access to abortion when it goes on the ballot this november. >> 60% would have been required instead of a simple majority. this comes after law makers in ohio and other republican-controlled states pas

police issue arrest warrants after a massive brawl on a montgomery, alabama boat dock, and much more.s pbs newshour west, from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the biden administration released a bone awaited executive order today aimed at curbing china's military development. these new rules marked a first step by the u.s. government to clampdown on overseas investments by american firms. we have the story. >> the new executive actions limit investments in china by private equity and venture capital firms in three high-tech sectors, quantum computing, artificial intelligence and semiconductors, and would require firms to disclose investments in other chinese industries not restricted under the president's order. here to discuss is chris johnson. he had a 20 year career in the u.s. intelligence community where he focused on china and now he runs his own consulting firm, china strategies group. thank you so much for joining us. what is the significance of this executive order limiting american devel

. >>> and police in montgomery, alabama, are promising to make arrests after a massive brawl broke out along the city's riverfront. >>> good to have you with us. the drug in dump's election subversion case is moving quickly. she wants to have a hearing on how to handle evidence and what trump can say about the case. prosecutors and defense attorneys are facing a 3:00 p.m. eastern deadline today to come up with options. the justice department wants restrictions on trump, fearing he could disclose sensitive information or intimidate potential witnesses. the former president's attorneys say that would infringe on his first amendment rights. special counsel jack smith has charged trump with four felony counts, including obstruction and conspiracy for his plot to overturn the 2020 election. more now from cnn senior crime and justice reporter, caitlin p pollance. >> it will be up to a federal judge to determine how much dump can talk about the things he learns from the justice department investigation that led to his recent criminal charges with the 2020 election and january 6th. the reason

disturbing. >> officials releasing new details of the massey -- massive brawl that unfolded in montgomery, alabama the weekend. police announcing assault charges for at least three people involved. >> the montgomery police department and all our corporate agencies got together to make sure we've done all we can to not only bring this case to a close, but prevent it from happening in the future. >> authorities hoping to speak with this man seem with his chair in hand. police say it began with the cocaptain of the riverboat that was looking to dock was untying and attempting to move a pontoon boat belonging to a group of white men. officials say it was docked in a designated parking space for the riverboat. >> just felt so helpless for that man. there were five or six of them on him. >> the from the dock for nearly 45 minutes as they attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via pa system. they were only responded to curse words, obscene gestures, and taunting. >> bystanders jumping into help, including one man seen swimming over to the dock from a nearby riverboat. when the riverboat d

on the montgomery riverfront of alabama, will begin as an argument between white voters and a dock worker here? we are in excellent at what the story hello jeff. >> witnesses say that a group of voters in montgomery alabama had down to the boat where they should not of preventing a large boat from being able to dock, so when the crew member of that riverboat got off and try to clear some space, he's been confronted and heavily outnumbered and then this happened. [chaos] >> the boaters who were all white began to gang up and attacked the crew member who is black. and it appears after the initial fight, some bystanders extended to break it up, but the group of voters continued to fight the crew member in the fight gets worse and worse things eventually calmed down, but once they docked, the fight started all over again. some would even use the chair, and eventually police took control putting several people in handcuffs, and they have issued these four arrest warrants, the mayor about mom alabama issued a statement saying, that this was an unfortunate incident which never should have occurr

. >> reporter: at montgomery, alabama's carver high, the morning rush to school is knew morning rushphones off! >> reporter: new this year, midd and high school students now forced to lock away their phones before the bell rings. when do they get it back? >> 2:45. >> reporter: principal gary hall pushed for the policy and the pouch to enforce it. >> they were texting, tweeting, you name it, while classes were going on. >> reporter: at the beginning of the day, studes put their cell phones in these pouches. once it is locked, it is really hard to get open. they can keep it with them, they just can't open them, they're sealed. this unlocking magnet the only thing digned to free them. it's not completely fail proof. for students. who doesn't like the pouch? it's a painful adjustment. >> i don't like the pouch. i like that take pictures of my notes and stuff. >> reporter: what's your favorite part. >> we communicate more with each other now that our phones are locked up. >> it makes me pay attention. >> reporter: who would be using their cell phone if it weren't for the pouch? that's a l

. >>> two suspects in a brawl along the montgomery, alabama riverfront have now turned themselves in-year-old allen todd and 25-year-old zachary shipman were both charged with one count of assault in the third-degree. 48-year-old richard roberts, the other suspect at the time was already in custody >>> and phillies pitcher miking lorenzen threw a no-hitter against the nationals. it came in lorenzen's second start with the team since being traded to philadelphia last week. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin tonight with wildfires in hawaii that have people fleeing for their lives. the fast-spreading flames have engulfed entire towns on the island of maui, ripping through historic tourist destinations, burning everything in sight. hundreds of homes and businesses are feared destroyed as winds from hurricane dora have turned small brushfires into raging infernos. a state of emergency has been declared, and officials are preparing to ask for federal fu

ryan young picks up the story from there. >> reporter: an altercation on a montgomery alabama boat dock over the weekend between a group of white boaters and a black employee escalated in to a massive brawl that resulted in multiple arrest warrants. montgomery mayor steven reed is calling for justice to be served for attacking a man who was doing his job. >> this is an unfortunate incident. something that we're investigating. we'll continue to go through the process before we take any additional steps. >> reporter: it all began when the black employ ewas trying to clear the dock space with the riverside cruise harriet 2 normally docks. the cruiser was about to return to shore and needed its space to dock. >> you know, just doing his job. and for some reason, they didn't like it. they didn't want to move the boat. and decided to get physical with him. >> reporter: you can see in the video the black employee on the dock arguing with one of the men from the pontoon boat. and then another shirtless white man charging at the employee and hitting him in the face. soon after that, you can see

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here to "cnn news central." ♪ >>> here in moments we are going to hear from law enforcement in montgomery, alabamafor an update on their investigation into that ugly waterfront brawl that went viral on social media. it started on saturday when a group of white boaters appeared to attack a black dock worker over a boat, their boat, that was parked in the wrong place. and this led to a huge fight there on the dock, disturbing footage of the incident like the video that you're seeing quickly spreading online and police issued multiple arrest warrants following that. we have cnn's ryan young at the news conference which is going to begin any moment. he's joining us now on the phone. ryan, any idea what we are about to hear? >> reporter: yeah, any moment now the mayor and the police chief will be stepping to that podium right there to have that news conference. they will be addressing all the rumors that have been out and about on social media. they also had the help of the fbi as well in this case. in fact, they are walking toward that podium even as i speak. we're hoping to learn from their investiga

. >> sandra: now there is an update from the police chief montgomery, alabama, authorities have issued arrest warrants where the brawl broke out on the dock. >> takes passengers on two-hour tours up and along the alabama river throughout the day. on this day there were 227 passengers aboard that vessel. incident occurred between the co-captain of the harriet 2 vessel and a private boat owner and his family. as the harriet attempted to dock in its designated space, designated and reserved due to the gangway access, as well as the mooring requirements, the private boat was docked in its space. prohibiting safe docking of the harriet. the captain of the harriet remained away from the dock for nearly 40 to 45 minutes as they attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via p.a. system. they were only responded to with obscene gestures, curse words and taunting. the co-captain was then picked up by separate vessel and brought to the pier in an attempt to have a conversation with the private boat owners and/or have those boats moved so the harriet could dock. a confrontation ensued

. >> two people involved in the fight on a dock in montgomery, alabama, have turned themselves in.olice say 23 year old allen todd and 25 year old zachary shipman have both been charged with third degree assault. that's a misdemeanor charge by the city's police chief said investigators thoroughly looked into whether hate crime charges were warranted and they decided they were not. >> coming up, the history of breakdancing how the cultural phenomenon born in the bronx has found its way to the olympics and later, why this is a particularly promising pooch pool party. >> you're watching world news now. >> hi. phil swift here. and this is flex superglue. our super glue is so strong that just one single drop virtually welds itself to the surface. check it out. flex super glue can easily lift over. three tons. get the new flex super glue because it works. >> if you have mesothelioma, there is $33 billion set aside for victims and their families as america's largest injury law firm, morgan and morgan has recovered over $15 billion for injury victims and their families. morgan and morgan h

between a group of white boaters and a black employee that escalated on a riverside dock in montgomery, alabama after the riverboat's co-captain damien pickett tried to clear the dock space where the riverside cruiser normally docks. the montgomery police chief darryl albert announced that three men have been charged with their involvement in the incident. >> we're also asking for mr. reggie gray, the black male, 42 years old, who was seen to contact the montgomery police department for further interview. >> reporter: the chief also identified the other victim today, a 60-year-old white male whose mother signed an arrest warrant. the river cruiser idled for about 40 minutes while the captain was prevented from docking and first attempted to contact the pontoon's owners. >> the co-captain was then picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the pier in an attempt to have a conversation with the private boat owners and/or have those boats moved so that the harriott could dock. a confrontation ensued between the co-captain and mr. pickett being attacked by several members of the private boat. >>

it napped montgomery, alabama.y-owned river boat tried to dock in its designated spot along the water front but a pontoon boat was mored there they asked the pontoon owner to move but when they were asked to move the owners were happy about it at all and then this happened. mind you what you're about to see is disturbing. so if you have children in the room, punch them hard in the face as a diversion. >> get out the way! [screaming and yelling] >> greg: well, that's disgusting. appalling. and when i'm disgusted and appalled, i need to see more. oh, new angle. >> check the two guys in the water, make sure nobody drowns. >> hey, hey, hey! oh, my god! >> that hurts. and then more people jumped in to defend the guy and it turned into quite the melee or what the irish call, friday night. but it's what the rest of us might call just plain good tv which explains how this quickly went from a local story to a national one. the fact is, fights are interesting. we'll watch a fight in some far away parliament rather than go to

those words from the mayor of montgomery, alabama, after a group of voters went after a city dock workerriggering an all out brawl over the weekend. it appears to have started when the attendant tried to move a boat from where it didn't belong. here's abc's steve osunsami. those guys who park there were told not to leave it there, and they left it there. >> witnesses say it started when this crew member in the white uniform tried moving a boat that the owners had parked in the spot. >> he was trying to make room for a riverboat that was on the way in. that's when a shirtless man came to confront the dock worker. and then his friends came out. and then one of them got violent, beating the crew member in seconds. there were several people outnumbering him. and this woman, even seen kicking him while he was down. >> when the first punches were thrown, we all you just felt so helpless for that man like there's 5 or 6 of them on him. >> but all of a sudden, my witnesses decided it was time to help the man who was being beaten, running. even swimming up to the scene, beating back on the people

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alarming scene as a massive brawl breaks out between a black man and a group of white voters in montgomery, alabama. and tonight police are vowing to make arrests. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, team trump's response. the former president's legal team just now responding to a request from the special counsel that came after trump posted "if you go after me, i'm coming after you." all caps. trump's team arguing that his ability to share information in the january 6th case is covered by the first amendment. they say in a trial about first amendment rights, the government seeks to restrict first amendment rights. trump's team says that i'm coming after you, all caps. there's just a generalized political comment, nothing to worry about. of course, though, the context here is that words spurred others to violence on january 6th. that's the reality. and, in fact, trump quickly followed that threat "i'm coming after you" with a video which included the fulton county d.a. fani willis, and the new york d.a. alvin bragg saying, quote, they were trying to get him.

video showing several white people beating a black man on a dock in montgomery, alabama. with third-degree assault. the fight seemed to break down along racial lines. the montgomery police chief says the police, fbi, and prosecutors looked into whether there was enough information to charge for a hate crime or inciting a riot but he says they did not meet that criteria. >> that may very well change because that may give him a sense of the state of mind of the parties involved. >> reporter: it occurred in montgomery at a riverside dock. police say it started when a group of white boaters in a small pontoon boat refused to move their boat. police say the co-captain of the harriott ii was ferried to the dock and tried to get the pontoon boaters to move their vessel. this video shows picket arguing with the white men. >> there was words exchanged, and then it turned into a fist encounter that you've all seen. so, the co-captain was doing his job. >> reporter: the video shows as picket is arguing with that white man, another white man, shirtless, rushes in and hits picket in t

cnn's ryan young has the latest. >> reporter: an altercation on a montgomery, alabama, boat dock overa black employee escalated into a massive brawl that resulted in multiple arrest warrants. montgomery mayor steven reed is calling for justice to be served for attacking a man who was doing his job. >> it's unfortunate incident. and it's something that we're investigating right now. we'll continue to go through that process before we take any additional steps. >> reporter: it all began when the black employee was trying to clear the dock space where the riverside cruise, the harriett ii normally docks. the cruiser was about to return to shore and needed its space to dock. >> you know, just doing his job. and for some reason they didn't like it. they didn't want to move the boat. and he decided to get physical with him. >> reporter: you can see in the video the black employee on the dock arguing with one of the men from the pontoon boat and then another shirtless white man charging at the employee and hitting him in the face. soon after that, you can see several others join in on the at

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. >>> police in montgomery, alabama, say two more boaters turned themselves in to authorities in connection to that wild fight on a riverside dock. they were arrested yesterday on misdemeanor assault charges. three men have been charged in saturday's brawl that began when a black riverboat captain tried to get a pontoon boat to move because it was blocking his vessel from docking. video showed a group of white men attacking him before it escalated into a bigger fight. police released a mugshot of one of the suspects, 48-year-old richard roberts, who surrendered on tuesday. authorities say more charges are likely against additional people. >>> and in the south american country of ecuador, a presidential candidate was shot and killed as he entered a car at a campaign rally. the shooting was caught on video. [ gunfire ] fernando villavicencio was shot yesterday. he had campaigned against cartels and corruption. nine people were hurt. the attorney general's office said one suspect died of injuries sustained in a shootout. six others have been arrested. ecuador's president suggested organized cr

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according to montgomery, alabama police chief daryl albert on the evening of saturday, august 5th, the city's 19th century riverboat. >> harriet, too, was attempting to dock in its designated and reserved port. it was being blocked by a privately-owned vote for 45 minutes. >> as he attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via pa system. they will all respondent 2 without seeing gestures. curse words and talk chief albert says the co-captain was picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the dock to try and get the private boaters to move. >> that's when those voters attacked the co-captain co-captains doing his job. several members of the harry to came to mister pickett's defense engage in. >> what we all have seen sense all social media. >> one of those crew members swam others came running to help the co-captain. in all 13 people were detained and brought in from police interviews before being released as of tuesday. warrants have been issued for 3 men. richard roberts, alan todd and zachary shipment all facing warrants for assault in the 3rd as the crowd grew saturd

. >> officials in montgomery, alabama are now addressing a brawl on the city's riverfront from over thehat investigation. >> the co captain of an alabama river boat attack by private boaters. i fight caught on camera quickly to a brawl. >> well, this is not indicative of who we are sitting. the city of mike conley is much better than that. according to montgomery, alabama police chief darryl albert on the evening of saturday, august 5th, the city's 19th century riverboat. >> the harriet too, was attempting to dock in its designated and reserved port. it was being blocked by a privately-owned vote for 45 minutes. >> as he attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via pa system. they will all respondent 2 obscene gestures. curse words and talk chief albert says the co-captain was picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the dock to try and get the private boaters to move. >> that's when those voters attacked the co-captain co-captains doing his job. several members of the harriet who came to mister pickett's defense engage in. >> what we all have seen sense all social me

and officials in montgomery, alabama. >> are addressing a brawl on the city's riverfront from over theeo from that incident is quickly captured people's attention nationwide. 4 bellow has the latest on that investigation. >> the co captain of an alabama river boat attack by private boaters. i fight caught on camera quickly to a brawl. >> well, this is not indicative of who we are sitting. the city of miami is much better than that. according to montgomery, alabama police chief darryl albert on the evening of saturday, august 5th, the city's 19th century riverboat. >> harriet, too, was attempting to dock in its designated and reserved port. it was being blocked by a privately-owned vote for 45 minutes. >> as he attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via pa system. they will all responding to obscene gestures. curse words and talk chief albert says the co-captain was picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the dock to try and get the private boaters to move. >> that's when those voters attacked the co-captain with co-captains doing his job. several members of the ha

officials in montgomery, alabama now addressing a brawl on the city's riverfront from over the weekend. video from that incident is quickly captured the attention of the nation. kron four's noelle bellow has more on what happened and where the investigation stands. >> the co captain of an alabama river boat attack by private boaters. i fight caught on camera quickly to a brawl. >> well, this is not indicative of who we are sitting. the city of miami is much better than that. according to montgomery, alabama police chief darryl albert on the evening of saturday, august 5th, the city's 19th century riverboat. >> the harriet too, was attempting to dock in its designated and reserved port. it was being blocked by a privately-owned vote for 45 minutes. >> as he attempted to contact the operators of the private boat via pa system. they will all respondent 2 without seeing gestures. >> curse words. >> and talk chief albert says the co-captain was picked up by a separate vessel and brought to the dock to try and get the private boaters to move. that's when those voters attacked the co-captain

. >>> in 60 seconds disturbing questions after the brawl at a riverfront dock in montgomery, alabama. was race a factor in the fight? what the videos show, and ththe growing g fallout,t, next. >>> caught on camera in texas, a fireball rising from massive explosions at a sherwin williams paint factory outside dallas officials say one employee was injured and treated on the scene overnight. a hazmat team was deployed to monitor air quality. the cause is under investigation. >>> and also captured on video, a violent brawl in alabama that appeared to involve a group of white boaters attacking a black dock worker tonight police have issued arrest warrants in the case. here's priscilla thompson >> reporter: outrage is growing across the country over these now viral videos appearing to show more than a dozen people in an all-out brawl on the downtown montgomery riverfront no arrests have been made, the mayor says, but investigators have issued four arrest warrants and say they're reviewing videos of the incident and that more could be coming t's something ouldn't happ and it's thing that we'

the montgomery alabama advertiser reports a riverfront brawl is drawing millions of views.ock dock worker tried to get a pontoon boat moved that was blocking the city-operated river boat from docking. video shows a white man shoving and punching the worker and several other white people joining in, then several black passengers came to the defense of the dock worker and joined the fight. police say several people were detained and arrest warrants have been issued. >>> and "people" says that officials believe the body of a woman found off a maryland nature trail is the mother of five who disappeared. 37-year-old rachel morin was reported missing by her boyfriend saturday night. he says she went out for a run on the trail and never returned and reported her missing after finding her abandoned car. authorities are calling it a homicide case. the body was discovered sunday by a volunteer who read about the missing mother on social media. >>> and "usa today" says the sentencing hearing for rapper tory lanez in the 2020 shooting of megan thee stallion will stretch into today. a l

after completing his work at gunter air force base in montgomery, alabama, he chose sacramento for his final assignment. now practicing dentistry , as his family grew in size, so did his activism. spencer and his colleagues became founding members of the urban league in sacramento. he provided better opportunities for the african-american communities. >> even if you are oppressed, if you apply yourself and if you have a future and you have visions, one can uplift themselves. as martin luther king said. >> we will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old negro spiritual, free at last, free at last, thank god almighty, we are free at last! >> in 2016 he released his memoir, mississippi born, california bound. he is working on his second book. this friday make sure to watch our special presentation celebrating 60 years since the march on washington. that is at 7:00 p.m. on friday on cbs news bay area. >>> coming up at 5: 30 on cbs news bay area, a young girl was killed at this san francisco intersection. now a group of activists are trying to redirect traffic there themselve

. >>> police in montgomery, alabama, say more charges are likely in that wild fight on that dock thatwas all caught on video and went viral. yesterday three men were arrested. omar villafranca has details on the dramatic footage. >> reporter: a viral boat side brawl that was all hands on deck. video taken by eyewitnesses show damien pickett, co-captain of a large riverboat, asking a group to move their pontoon so the riverboat could dock in its assigned space. they refused and attacked pickett, wrestling him to the ground while punching and kicking him. pickett's co-workers and others rushed to his aid, including 16-year-old adam rudolph who jumped into the water and swam to help. once the riverboat docked, the fight escalated. one woman was pushed into the river. this man uses a folding chair as a weapon and hit this woman. multiple people recorded the brawl, including christa owen. >> i wanted to make sure that the police knew when it came to the end who threw the first punches. >> reporter: today authorities have charged three white men with third-degree assault and are looking to

the altercation happened on saturday at riverfront park in montgomery, alabama.ideo shows the dock worker trying to move about that was parked where a river boat carrying hundreds of passengers was trying to pull in. that is when another man approach to the worker and another shirtless man ran in to attack him. the whole thing turned into a wild brawl. >> probably 60 people fighting. a massive amount of people fighting. i do not even know who was fighting who at that point. like i said come on both sides, the guys from the boat and the people from my ship. dan: the city's mayor responded to the viral footage, in response to a dockworker saying justice will be served. ama: more than 50 million americans are under severe weather alerts across the south and eastern united states. the main threats are tornadoes and instructive wins. more than one million people are without power. federal employees were sent home early when lightning struck near the nation's capital. the system moved across the country from the midwest. >> you could see the house and the sheds destroy

we begin tonight with new details on that violent riverfront dock brawl in montgomery, alabama, that drawn nationwide attention. police say arrest warrants have been issued for three individuals on assault charges. this after a simple disagreement turned into a massive fight involving more than a dozen people. videos of this incident blew up on social media after a black boat captain was assaulted by a group of white men. many social media commentators noted the racial makeup of the alleged attackers, but police said today the fight did not fit the criteria of a hate crime. cbs's omar villafranca will start us off tonight from montgomery. omar, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. this is the boat that was trying to dock but was blocked for more than 40 minutes, which led to what many people are calling the melee in montgomery. a viral boat side brawl that was all hands on deck. >> get out of the way! >> reporter: video taken by eyewitnesses show damien pickett, co-captain of a large riverboat, asking a group to move their pontoon so the riverboat could dock in its assigned space

i live and work in montgomery, alabama, with my partner steph and ourfarm of two dogs, three cats and two chickens. i think living in alabama as a woman is challenging. living in alabama as a queer woman is doubly challenging. for 50 years, pregnant women in the us had a right to an abortion during the first three months. alabama had been blocked from banning terminations until last summer... woman yells: abortion is violence! ..when the us supreme court reversed the roe v wade ruling and lawmakers in individual states were handed the power to decide. the procedure is now illegal here unless there's a serious risk to the mother, with no exceptions for rape or incest. in january, alison found out she was pregnant. i was at home by myself and called my partner and was like, "you need to come home," like, "something's happened". so, she was very nervous and then, got home and then, i think we were both excited. so talk me through — if it's ok — what happened next. yeah. so, it was valentine's day and i was at work and i went to the bathroom and when i wiped, i saw blood and so, i called