. >> i jump out and go no, you are going to wrong way, stop, there's peoplele stop. e swerved at me andnd i jumped to my trailer and i turned and i knew what was going to happen. she sped up and gunned it and run right into the crowd. >> reporter: three people d dd at the scene, a fourth later at the medical center. a staringing 47 people were hurt, 17 remain hospitalized, five in critical condition. >> it's been a crazy 24 hours. but, youknow, the medical center really has helped out. >> reporter: two-year-old nash lukas was the youngest of the four victims. a family friend. >> it breaks my heart to think they were having such a good time. >> reporter: this woman from india was studying business from oklahoma central and marvin stone and his way bonnie were family. he was an agricultural engineering professoso arded the highest honor. long-time friend. >> we're just a small college town him he and bonnie will be highly missed. day for the city of stillwater. >>>>eporter: community members packed into churchs and parade into the streets. stillwater, oklahoma, reeling

of the 27 peoplele on boarar at least five people were killed. 21 were rescued. eight are in the hospital this morning. authorities are starting to look into what possibly caused the e bo to sink. a spokesman says the incident happened in weather perfectly fine for this time of year. >>> new charges this morning in parade. thousands of spectators were watching when a car plowed into them from behind, killing four people, including a 2-year-old. the driver, adacia chambers arrested for dui, now also facing four counts of second-degree murder. her lawyer says she may suffer from mental illness. >> there was a period where, i think that for a better lack of terms, she could have blacked out. she only remembers, from what was communicated with me, the end of the crash. people removing her from the car. shards of glass being everywhere. >> prosecutors are waiting for results of a blood test to determine whether chambers was impaired by drugs or alcohol. she's expected to appear in court later today. >>> an extraordinary look inside a commando raid in iraq. on an isis

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americans working longer hours for low wages, and while youth unemployment is outrageously young peoplele can't afford to go to college, and while we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of any major country on earth, there is another economic reality that is taking place which needs discussion. that is that the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations are doing phenomenally well and almost all of the new income and wealth being created are going to the top 1%. that is a fact. uneasy talkinget about it. it is an issue that has to be put on the table. we need to create an economy that works for all of us. works for seniors, for the children, for working families and not just an economy that works for the top 1%. [applause] at a time when millions of orricans are working two three jobs, to bring in enough income, it is not acceptable that latinos make up more than 16% of our population, but have nation's of the wealth. it is not acceptable youth unemployment in this country has proportions.c i want to say a word on that rarely this is too discussed. i asked some

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. >> the first boat on scene just sasaw peoplell over the place in the water. >> at least five people dead. the investigation right now and why the tragedy could have been worse. >>> breaking news. a massive earthquake rocking pakistan and south asia this moing. the 7.5 quake sending people running into the streets. aftershocks still being felt. a school collapses. injuring children.

americans working longer hours for low wages, and while youth unemployment is outrageously young peoplele can't afford to go to college, and while we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of any major country on earth, there is another economic reality that is taking place which needs discussion. that is that the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations are doing phenomenally well and almost all of the new income and wealth being created are going to the top 1%. that is a fact. uneasy talkinget about it. it is an issue that has to be put on the table. we need to create an economy that works for all of us. works for seniors, for the children, for working families and not just an economy that works for the top 1%. [applause] at a time when millions of orricans are working two three jobs, to bring in enough income, it is not acceptable that latinos make up more than 16% of our population, but have nation's of the wealth. it is not acceptable youth unemployment in this country has proportions.c i want to say a word on that rarely this is too discussed. i asked some

. >> what do you think about peoplele from los angeles? >> i think that they're mostly y into plastic surgery. because e theyeally want to look perfect. >> what do you think about people from new york? >> very nasty. and people are so -- sometimes weird. >> what kind of nasty things are there? >> like rats. and their baseball team. >> who has the better baseball team, new york or l.a.? >> new yorkk mets! well this year. because remember? mets! >> who's better, mets or dodgers? >> the yankees. >> what do you think about people from l.a.? >> i hate a. >> how come? >> because they broke one of the mets' legs. >> what's the worst thing about new york? >> donald trump's there. >> who's the dumbest person in l.a.? >> probably the manager of the l.a. dodgers. >>hat do people in new york complain most about? >> maybe that it's too busy.. yeah. >> what do you think people in l.a. complain most about? >> that there's too much gluten in the world. >> who's smarter, people in new york or l.a.? >> definitely new york. >> a lot of people know how to do

so it won't be a danger to peoplele >>> and the new york d dly news is calling the new york mets a team of destiny as they get ready to start the world series tonight. but not so fast t. kansas city star says the mets opponents, the kansas city royalsls are still feeling motivated by their loss in last year's world series. still to come, more on the world series, plus, aifferent breed of royals on display at the premier r the new bond film. but first a "jeopardy contestant's answer draw as part sand ljne. this is the "cbs morning news."e my doctor told me about stelela . it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses stelara helps me be in season. stelara may lower your ability to fight infections and increase yourrisk of infections. some serious infections require hospitalization. before starting stelara your doctor should test for tuberculosis. stelara may increase your risk of cancer. always tell your doctor if you have any sign of infection, have had cancer, or if you develop any new skin growths. do not take stelara i iyou are allergic t tstelara or a

crews rescued dozens of peoplele stranded in vehicles. remnants of hurricane patricia is expected to bring more rain today and tomorrow. >>> heavy snowfall caused big headaches thursday for drivers in colorado. slick road conditions led to several accidents, stalling traffic on interstate 70. forecasters expected up to 7 inches in higher elevations. >>> this morning in vienna, secretary of state john kerry meets with lavrov who wants to explain the russian air campaign against isis and potential resolutions to the syrian civil war. >>> an american special operations soldier was killed during combat operations in iraq. the american was part of a raid, prisoners. five american helicopters were involved in yesterday's raid in a prison in northern iraq. 70 hostages including 20 iraqi soldiers who were about to be executed were rescued. >> five isli terrorists were detained by the iraq yesis as well. in addition the u.s. recovered important intelligence about isil. >> the pentagon says the u.s. special operation forces were only assisting the

. >> they are the peoplele who hav dedicated theieir entireives to scientology who live in communal church facilities, eat in church facilities. >> they provide room and board and you work there and you sign a billion-year contract. >> reporter: a billion year contract? >> correct. >> reporr: you as a child signed this contract. >> correctright. writing, scientologists believe in reincarnation. and sea org members are expected to keep working every time they come back. >> it was very militant for us kids. you are running everywhere, "yes sir, no sir, yes ma'am." >> reporr: that's leah and her sister, nicole in their sea org uniforms. those smes notwithstanding, they say they were housed d in a run-down former motel. and that the novelty wore off quickly. >> you live in roach-infested dorms with other children. >> disgusting, roach-infested, curtains falling off the window. >> reporter: and leah says learning to save the planet first involved long hours and serious labor. >> it could go from working in a laundry room to workrking industrialal sanders >> reporter: industrial sanders? >> mm-h

americans working longer hours for low wages, and while youth unemployment is outrageously young peoplele can't afford to go to college, and while we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of any major country on earth, there is another economic reality that is taking place which needs discussion. that is that the wealthiest people in this country and the largest corporations are doing phenomenally well and almost all of the new income and wealth being created are going to the top 1%. that is a fact. uneasy talkinget about it. it is an issue that has to be put on the table. we need to create an economy that works for all of us. works for seniors, for the children, for working families and not just an economy that works for the top 1%. [applause] at a time when millions of orricans are working two three jobs, to bring in enough income, it is not acceptable that latinos make up more than 16% of our population, but have nation's of the wealth. it is not acceptable youth unemployment in this country has proportions.c i want to say a word on that rarely this is too discussed. i asked some

of six peoplel accused of trying to fix the libel rate begins in london today.they conspired with the former stockbroker. the benchmark interest rate is behind trillions of dollars of financial deals. the trial is set to last between 12 and 14 weeks. , an the end of talks agreement on the transpacific partnership. it covers 40% of world trade and covers a range of products. critics say it threatens domestic jobs. both sides of congress have denounced the deal. south korea says it will "actively consider" joining the ttp but china remains on the outside. anna: minutes away from the start of european equity trade. let's get to caroline hyde, who has her eyes on company news. caroline: i just want to show you this particular chart on world indices. $2 trillion has been added over the past four days in terms of increase in training. this is the msci here. clearly we are on a bit of a lackluster day, but i wanted to put it in perspective -- the rally we have seen. one stock to keep an eye on that could potentially rise this morning is sab miller. interestingly, it is

most of the peoplele saw were juststaying on the ground in crumbled messes. >> what we all watched on that shamefully shocking video is reprehensible, unforgivable and inconsistent with everything that this district stands for. >> we are on the verge perhaps of picking someone who cannot do this job. >> his poll numbers tanked. that's why he's on the end. and he got nasty. and he got nasty. so you know w at, you can have him. >> when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. work. >> someone has convinced you that a aacking me is going to help you. >> this is not a cage match. how about talking about the substantive issues people care about. you're going to hear me roar >> who would you rather run against, donald trump or ben carson? >> i'm going to leave that to the republicans. >> you can picture either one of them in the office, right? >> well, i can picture them in some office. >> this team taught all amica's children that playing like a gl means you're a bad ass. and peaps i shouldn't have used that phrase. >> i should also apologize to him in advance for all the gold med

. >> if i were running things, i doubt those peoplele would he been in the country. >> reporter: a bold claim chalallenged sftly by jeb bush. in a new campaign video mocking trump and his ability to be commander in chief. >> he's an actor playing the role of a candidate for president. not boning up on the issues. >> reporter: bus on the attack as he struggles in the polls angered by trump's suggestion that forme president george w. bush is responsible for 9/11. >> i'm not blaming george bush. but i don't want jeb bush saying my brother kept us safe. >> reporter: meanwhile, joe biden nearing a decision on a 2016 campaign. perhaps the biggest sign he'll run, biden calling the president of the nation's powerfulul firefighters union. the president of the union telling abc news they discussed in detail a planned campaign strategy. biden holed up inside his delaware compound afteter tellin a new york city audience of the grief over his son's death. >> as my son beau used to say, just keep moving forward. >> reporter: his potential rivals are pushing forward on the campaign trail, and lampoone

thousands of spectators were watching when a car plowed into them from behi, killing four peoplele including a 2-year-old. the driver adacia chambers, was arrested pore dui. now also facg four counts of second degree rder. her l lawyer ss she may suffer from mental illness. >> there was a period where i think that for better lack of term, she could have even blacked out. she only remembers from what was communicated with me the end of the crash. people removing her from the car. shards of glass beinger from and her being extremely could be fused while at the same time trying to maintain the ability to cooperate. >> prosecutors are waiting for results of blood tests to determine whether chambers was impaired by drugs o alcohol. she's expected to make a court appearance later today. >> now to extraordinary look inside that commando raise on an isis prison which freed dozens of hostages. alex mquardt has the pictures. >> reporter: amid heavy gunfire, the hostages stream out of the darkness. their hands up, their feet bare, their clothes bloody. lit by the glow of a fire and the head lamps of th

can help a lot of peoplele >> we hope so. >>> zendaya is known for her advocacy for positive body image. she's speaking out once again after discovering how a major fashion magazine photo-shopped her body. she's only 19 years old and the actress landed a cover of " modelmodel "modeliste" magazine and shocked to learn her thighs and torso ha have been photoshopped to look thinner. >> she released the before and after shots. she e id, these are the things that makeke women self-conscious and create the unrealistic ideals of beauty we have and thanked the magazine for pulling the manipulated images. 19-year-old already getting photo-shopped. >> way to go for her for putting the pressure on the cover and saying that's not my body because most people would not do that. >> that's darn right. you get a chance to be in a magazine, you're like, yeah, photoshop all you want. no,, definitely giving a betttt view for all the young women out there. >>> and yesterday was, of brown traveled to the future. last night on "jimmy kimmel live," they made it from hill valley in 1985 to brooklyn. >> having j