ask your doctor about invokana®. >> pelley: minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson was thrownoss today. the nfl suspended him without pay for the rest of this season and possibly longer after peterson pleaded no contest to physically abusing his four-year-old son. james brown, a special correspondent for cbs news, is following this. >> reporter: commissioner roger goodell sent a letter to adrian peterson laying out his case for suspending him until next april. part letter was quoted in a press release. it said, "the injury was inflicted on a child who was only four years old. the repetitive use of a switch in this instance is the equivalent of a weapon," and peterson had "shown no remedial remorse for your conduct." goodell think whiched league policy to a six-game suspension for anyone convicted of domestic violence. he spoke about further reforms he pledged to make by the end of this season. >> we will implement new conduct policies. they will have a set of clear and transparent rules for league and club personnel, owners, and players. >> reporter: the players union vowed to

son'eporter: the players union vowed to appeal on peterson's behalf. nfl p.a.irector t maurice smith says he is most concerned about the process of the nfl's decision. >> when it chooses to implement or impose arbitrary standards, we are not going to allow the nfl to hide behind their own t sconduct. ic reporter: troy vincent is the league's executive vice president of football operations. he says the nfl sought advice from child abuse experts. >> we have to ensure the safety of the four-year-old child and adrian's other children. he has not met with our experts. that's why we went in the direction of the remainder of the season. >> reporter: the league did ask peterson to meet before the suspension was handed down, but the meeting never took place. >> the player chose not to be a part of a sham hearing that the league wanted to concoct outside of the parameters of the r:llective bargaining process. n reporter: scott, adrian peterson has been under suspension for the last nine games with pay. he stands to lose over $5 million for the remaining six games, if he

was ruled in favor of the nfl and peterson's case.ally saying the nfl did not violate rules by putting peterson on the exempt list. in short, his season is done. usa today is in minnesota and says the nfl is taking a hard stance here and peterson is being used as an example. >> one of the things i was told came up in one of their initial internal meetings after the ray rice situation was the idea that they need to send a message by showing that even if it's a star player who finds himself in trouble you've got to let that guy go. adrian peterson will end up being sort of the test case for how they want the personal conduct policy to operate here. >> a final note remember the nfl suspended peterson earlier today for violating the personal conduct policy. he's appealing that, if peterson wins that appeal, he goes back on the exempt list and will be on paid leave. if he loses that appeal he will be suspended without pay. >> on to hockey now, caps/arizona, that's pat sajack right there. pat i'd like to solve the puzzle. nothing but the do

peterson pled no contest to a misdemeanor on tuesday. felony child abuse charges, which was supposed to have a sentence to it. peterson disciplined his child with a switch at his texas home last summer. the vikings running back pled to a lesser charge, and now wants to put the incident behind him. >> i take full responsibility for my actions. i love my son more than any one of you could even imagine, and i'm looking forward to and i'm anxious to continue my relationship with my child. >> the mother of the child says she's ready to move on as well. in a statement she expressed her confidence in peterson as a parent. the mother said she has no interest in peterson's career being harmed. she hopes the nfl will not impose additional punishment. peterson lawyer hopes the running back will be back on the field within the month. >> what's the nfl going to do? are they really going to say they know better what ought to be happened here than the criminal justice system? i'm hoping they will accept what's happened here as the appropriate dispositi

representative peterson. peterson: thank you for the question.omething i hear a lot about. the number one inaccuracy can't find enough qualified people to fill these jobs you that's a good problem to have. what i've been working on the last few months is to tie together the educational system, also the secondary school level with the jobs available in the district. there make you progress with some of these places. in alexandria, the new high school has four academies that started the ninth grade come to getting these folks experience or getting them to see the opportunities out there in the manufacturing community and the district. and they are working together with the schools and nine is the kind of thing that needs to happen because folks tell me these kids have got to start seeing the opportunity in ninth grade instead of waiting to make it out of high school. we are working it company to do more work to make sure it happens in the future. >> moderator: thank you. reid, another question to representative peterson. >> last year what can we da

tonight's candidates are: peterson and torrey westrom. welcome, gentlemen. we're now going to look at a map of this district. the seventh district includes western side n -- of minnesota, with the exception of the southern counties bordering ila. the largest city in the district is morehead. in this er cities district are alexandria and marshall. the seventh is actually the largest congressional district in minnesota. we will now start with the both of remarks from the candidates. both candidates have 90 seconds for the opening remarks and the coin toss was won this evening peterson.entative i want to ou and thank find your public television for hosting this debate. i want to thank my constituents from the seventh district for honoring me with being able to serve them for the last 24 years. works ot as someone who across the aisle and by being in office for a period of time, moved to a top the agriculture committee. i have been at the table writing the 2008 and 2014 farm bills. probably the pre-mill a compass went of this congress, getting a farm bill done.

peterson: thank you for the question.his is something i hear a lot about from one district to the other. probably the number one thing i hear is we can't find enough qualified people to build these drugs. that is a good problem to have. what i've been working on the last few months is to tie together the education system at the vocational school level and also the secondary school level with the jobs available in the district and we are making good progress in some of these places. and in alexandria they have four economies to start in the ninth grade getting these folks experience or getting them to succeed the opportunities that are out there in the manufacturing community and the district and then they are working together with the schools so that's the kind of thing that needs to happen because folks are telling me that they have to see the opportunity is is at ninth grade instead of waiting until they get out of high school. so we are working on it and we need to do more work to make sure that it happens in the futur

i want to get to indra petersons for more on this extreme weather. really something. 50 people rescued from their roofs. >> we are fearing there could be more people that will be dealing with roofs collapsing due to the weight of the snow. one way to look at this is i put the satellite and radar image right next to each other from the first incident and second of lake-effect snow. the heavy snowfall fell in the identical location. that is what we are dealing with this morning. so many people dealing with 7 feet of snow. i wanted to take the middle ground and show you the concern. if you are talking about a 2,000 square foot home. you are talking about 50,000 pounds sitting on your roof. the question is some of you are dealing with seven feet of snow. imagine what they had to deal with. another threat on the way. temperatures are expected to go up. instead of snow, the threat of flooding and rain. look at the temperatures. if you are in new york city, from 30s to 50s by sunday. skipping ahead to monday, 67 degrees in new york city. what does this mean

he felt like he didn't see enough of that from peterson before now.o peterson, goodell told him why he's suspending him. this is a summary. this is what he said. first, the injury was afflicted on a child that was only four years old. second, the repetitive use of a switch is considered a weapon in this instance. and, third, this is what i found most important out of what goodell said, you've shown no meaningful remorse for your conduct. when indicted, you acknowledged what you did but said you would not eliminated "whooping my kids" and defended your conduct in numerous published text messages to the child's mother. now, the nfl p.a. says they will immediately appeal this suspension. they have three days to do so. this would put peterson back on the exempt list, meaning he would get paid until the appeal is decided upon. the nfl p.a. is also demanding a neutral arbitrator to hear the case similar to what we saw with the ray rice case. but something to keep in mind, we're entering into uncharted territory here with the nfl's new code of conduct policy

peterson's lawyers say the case was built on *third-party* testimony that peterson's fourth wife stacy said he *told her he killed savio. prosecutors say, hearsay evidence is acceptable if it's credible. "peta" is trying to stop the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus from using four elephants in its upcoming performances in chicago. a veterinarian in denver says the four animals have foot problems. "peta" is arguing to mayor emanuel's office that the elephants' ailments would be further aggravated if they were forced to perform here. the city will have the elephants examined, and make a decision. chicago's christmas tree will be delivered to daley plaza tonight. the winning tree was chopped down in front of a home in elgin yesterday. its owner nominated the tree the past three years, but it was always a runner-up. the fourth time was the charm for this 57-foot colorado blue spruce. >> it's gorgeous. doesn't look it now. but when they get it down it's going to look gorgeous again. why not have people enjoy it? >>the city's official tree lighting ceremony is the tuesday befor

peterson has already been held out of eight games. peterson's just happy this is all over. >> i love my son more than any one of you can even imagine, and i'm looking forward to, i'm anxious to continue my relationship with my child. i'm just glad this is over, i can put this behind me, and me and my family can begin to move forward. >> peterson will to have serve two years probation during which he'll have to pay court costs plus a $4,000 fine, take parenting classes and serve 80 hours of community service. >> adrian peterson was just one of a handful of nfl players to face charges about being abusive. another, ray rice is scheduled to testify at a hearing today, appealing his nfl suspension. also testifying is nfl commissioner roger goodell. >> continues to be under a lot of pressure, thank you. >> thursday's nfl game going to be an emotional one for the cincinnati bengals plier. devin still was going to go to the game, leah, though, his daughter still has cancer. she underwent storing remove a tumor. the andersons are going to pres

it's adrian peterson attempting to rehabilitate himself.sing the beaten body of a 4-year-old child to rehabilitate his own brand in the ray rice scandal of a few months back. that's what's so upsetting about this exercise. we need to separate what we may think about adrian peterson did to his child. i do not believe in hitting my children. separate that from the fact that roger goodell and the national football league are exploit ploiting this case for their purposes. that rubs me the wrong way. it trivializes child abuse and turns it into an exercise in public relations. >> i want to highlight the comments where he said don't say i'm not remorseful. it is tough when people tell you how you are supposed to breathe and how you are supposed to show remorse. what your action should be to satisfy what they believe or define as remorseful behavior. with that said, the initial reaction from peterson by all accounts was this is how i was raised so i was repeating that behavior. this is what i know to be the proper way to raise a child. >> that mak

peterson said he did not mean to hurt the boy. he was disciplining him.lea deal in the case. the league barred the all-pro from doing anything with the team. he played in just one game this season. trace gallagher has the rest of this from the west coast news hub. what's the nfl's reasoning here? >> well, commissioner roger goodell laid out three reasons. the first one is that adrian peterson clearly caused injury to his child and that was emotional and psychological traumas well. the nfl said that peterson's repetitive use of the so-called switch is the equivalent of a weapon, especially in the hand of an accomplish athlete, and the nfl says peterson has shown no remorse. roger goodell writing to peterson saying, quoting here, when indicted you acknowledged what you did but said wow use not, quote-unquote, eliminate whopping my kid, and defended your conduct in text messages the child's mother. this completes raise a serious concern you do not fully appreciate the seriousness of your conduct. in other words the commissioner believes he will do this all o

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peterson suspended for season the nfl has suspended adrian peterson without pay for at least the reste to his quilty plea for misdomeanor recless assault of his 4-year old son peterson filed a grievance against any suspension but an arbitrator ruled in favor of the nfl today the nfl players association said it plans to appeal. in a letter to peterson nfl commissioner roger goodell wrote he had shown little remorse for his actions and continued " said that you would not 'eliminate whooping my kids'. these comments raise the serious concern. that you may feel free to engage in similar conduct in the future." 49ers linebacker amad brooks.angry over having to sdhare his position.erfused to play last sunday against the new york giants.jimn harbaugh said he will play sjnxay versus washignton. the warriors search of to 250 children and their families good night everybody!! the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, adv

>> it was this week we learned peterson faces the misdemeanor charge of corporal injury to a child.aware of that until news 10 told the district yesterday and now peater son is back on paid leave. these are sandra's bruises. their attorney is preparing a claim against the district which will likely lead to a lawsuit. we have attempted to reach the teacher for his side of the story. we haven't heard back. >> why should that teacher have done that? >> have self-control. >>> after a little time to dry out more rain is about to arrive. let's give you a live look outside at our east bay hills camera. you can see the clouds. meteorologist sand yaw patel -- sandhya patel has more. >> let's look at live doppler 7hd. we are seeing rain move in. it is not measuring right now. most has been up north around the ukiah area. i will close in a little more and show you exactly where it is raining right now. fort bragg is starting to see some moisture. as we head even further to the the north you will notice that that is where the steady rain has been. i will be back with a look at what part of your

abc news reporter john ehrlichman has more on peterson's day in court. >> reporter: adrian peterson was courthouse in texas tuesday, this time pleading no contest to one count of misdemeanor reckless assault. >> how do you plead? guilty or not guilty? >> no contest. >> reporter: peterson, one of the nfl's biggest stars, had been charged in september with disciplining his 4-year-old son with a tree branch so severely the wounds opened his skin. had he gone to trial, peterson could have faced jail time. with this plea deal, there will be no jail time. instead, he received probation, a maximum of $4,000 fine and 80 hours of community service. >> i love my son. more than any one of you could even imagine and i'm looking forward to and i'm anxious to continue my relationship with my child. >> reporter: for his minnesota vikings teammates, the plea deal was welcome news. >> you would be crazy not to welcome him back into that locker room. >> reporter: but a decision on him returning to the field lies in the hands of nfl commissioner roger goodell. peterson's case is one in a recent string of

peterson released this quote.od to have you gentleman. >> thank you. >> failure to show meaningful remorse for his conduct, bill, what's that mean? >> what people have to realize is that those comments peterson made in a grand jury hearing. he made those comments in a grand jury hearing where he was trying to say why he did what he did. he was being -- you know, he was on the defense saying this is why i did what i did. for the nfl to take those comments and basically turn around on him, i think, is part of this inconsistency that is the root of a much larger problem how the nfl plays to the crowd. everything from ray rice, the public outcry now we're doing this. same with the vikings they were going to reinstate him, then the public outcry and oh, we're not going to suspend you. so i think everything that is happening here i think is about playing to the crowd. >> doctor, the running back of the vikings, adrian peterson, said he didn't if do what nfl said they were going to do that's why he didn't show up. your t

>> it was this week we learned peterson faces the misdemeanor charge of corporal injury to a child. but stockton unified was not aware of that until news 10 told the district yesterday and now peater son is back on paid leave. these are sandra's bruises. their attorney is preparing a claim against the district which will likely lead to a lawsuit. we have attempted to reach the teacher for his side of the story. we haven't heard back. >> why should that teacher have done that? >> have self-control. >>> after a little time to dry out more rain is about to arrive. let's give you a live look outside at our east bay hills camera. you can see the clouds. meteorologist sand yaw patel -- sandhya patel has more. >> let's look at live doppler 7hd. we are seeing rain move in. it is not measuring right now. most has been up north around the ukiah area. i will close in a little more and show you exactly where it is raining right now. fort bragg is starting to see some moisture. as we head even further to the the north you will notice that that is where the steady rain has been. i will be back wi

>> it was this week we learned peterson faces the misdemeanor charge of corporal injury to a child. stockton unified was not aware of that until news 10 told the district yesterday and now peater son is back on paid leave. these are sandra's bruises. their attorney is preparing a claim against the district which will likely lead to a lawsuit. we have attempted to reach the teacher for his side of the story. we haven't heard back. >> why should that teacher have done that? >> have self-control. >>> after a little time to dry out more rain is about to arrive. let's give you a live look outside at our east bay hills camera. you can see the clouds. meteorologist sand yaw patel -- sandhya patel has more. >> let's look at live doppler 7hd. we are seeing rain move in. it is not measuring right now. most has been up north around the ukiah area. i will close in a little more and show you exactly where it is raining right now. fort bragg is starting to see some moisture. as we head even further to the the north you will notice that that is where the steady rain has been. i will be back with a

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peterson was back at the montgomery county courthouse in texas tuesday, this time pleading no conest to misdemeanor reckless assault. >> how do you plead? >> reporter: peterson an all-pro republicaning ba i running back had been charged with disciplining his 4-year-old son with a tree branch. so severely, the wounds opened his skin. had he gone to trial, he could have faced jail time. with this plea deal, instead he'll receive probation, a maximum $4,000 fine and 80 hours of community service. >> i love my son more than anyone of you could even imagine. and i'm looking forward to and i'm anxious to repair my relationship with my child. >> reporter: for peterson's minnesota vikes teammates the plea deal was welcome news. >> you'd be crazy not to welcome him back into that locker room. >> reporter: a decision on him returning to the field lies in the hands of nfl commissioner roger goodell. peterson's case is one in a string of players accused of domestic violence putting pressure on the league to properly address the issue. there will be no travel restrictions but he will be required

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. >> today commission meeting zoo director peterson showed a picture of little guerrilla born at the zoo but rejected by her mother. she was hand fed by zoo staff the first month of her life. but as zoo keeper tried to lock her in the sleeping quarters for the night friday november 7th, the baby guerrilla got caught beneath hydraulic door and died. >> it is an under statement to say that the worst night of my career is the night we lost her forever. simply said it was a tragic accident. >>reporter: just days after the guerrilla died she released several sensitive documents. zoo keeper handwritten note about what happened. the instruction posted at the door switch. keep your hand on the stop button at all times. and she sent e-mail to the commissioner mcdonald and general manager phil that includes it appears from our early investigation that the keeper did not follow the protocol in place. several sources tell me peterson had promised zoo keeper and her husband she would not come to any conclusions about fault until the investigation is complete. >> they feel you lied to them what do

peterson pleaded no contest to misdemeanor child abuse charges earlier this month.as or has been, rather, on paid leave for the vikings' last nine games. >>> and some of college basketball's best teams face off top-ranked kentucky makes easy work out of number five kansas. the wildcats hold the jayhawks to just 11 baskets in a 72-40 win. (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold and flu symptoms. (vo) theraflu. serious power. >>> islamic terrorist groups find many recruits in saudi arabia. it is a sensitive subject for the saudis who are part of the u.s.-led coalition against isis. the saudis claim that they have reformed thousands of terrorists. holly williams got a rare look at how it works. >> we have the instructor. >> reporter: saudi arabia's terrorist reform center looks more like a hotel than a prison. its inmates take courses in nonviolent islam and do art as therapy. they've all recently served jail time for terrorist offenses. this is a painting of guantanamo. and aren't allowed to appear on camera. but we were given a tour of their recreation fac

. >> today commission meeting zoo director peterson showed a picture of little guerrilla born at the zoo but rejected by her mother. she was hand fed by zoo staff the first month of her life. but as zoo keeper tried to lock her in the sleeping quarters for the night friday november 7th, the baby guerrilla got caught beneath hydraulic door and died. >> it is an under statement to say that the worst night of my career is the night we lost her forever. simply said it was a tragic accident. >>reporter: just days after the guerrilla died she released several sensitive documents. zoo keeper handwritten note about what happened. the instruction posted at the door switch. keep your hand on the stop button at all times. and she sent e-mail to the commissioner mcdonald and general manager phil that includes it appears from our early investigation that the keeper did not follow the protocol in place. several sources tell me peterson had promised zoo keeper and her husband she would not come to any conclusions about fault until the investigation is complete. >> they feel you lied to them what do

peterson and the players union say the n-f-l agreed that peterson can play after the child abuse case was resolved. but the league says it can still suspend him. harvard and university of north carolina at chapel hill may be heading to court. the 2 schools have been sued over their admission policies. the lawsuits claim the univeristies rely on race-based affirmative action policies... that limit the number of asian american students each year... and impact white students as well. the group filing suit is made up of students denied admission from both schools. they plan to file legal challenges against more colleges... to end affirmative action policies. a woman in utah was allowed to wear a pasta strainer on her head for her driver's license photo, because she said it was her religious headwear. jessica steinhauser told d-m-v workers she is a part of the "pastafarian" movement. they are a group of athiests whose have a flying spaghetti monster as their symbol. dozens of other pastafarians across the u-s have taken photos for their i-d's the same way. d-m-v officials say it's allowed,

and will adrian peterson return to the football field again this season? >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> governor jerry brown recently won a fourth term in office but he's apparently holding a fund-raiser today to collect more money for his reelection committee. usually candidates only raise money after an election if they need to retire campaign debt. it's not believed that brown has any campaign debt to pay off. brown told the times in a previous interview he might use whatever money he has left to campaign for ballot measures. >> facebook launching a new product that could put it head to head competing against microsoft. landon doughty is live plus a look at how your futures are trading. good morning, landon. >> reporter: good morning, sam. investors react to news that japan's can economy has fallen into recession. on friday the s&p notched its 45th record close of the year. >> and the dout slipping 18 points friday to 17, 634. facebook wants to help keep your work and personal lives separate. they are developing "air force base at work. repo

goodell didn't even call peterson to notify him. he was paid during that instead the commissioner sent a letter to the 2012 nfl m.v.p. in that letter the commissioner said, and i quote, we are repared to put a farro gram in place that can help you succeed but no program can succeed without your genuine and continuing engagement. now, peterson has been paid for those days when he was not in the league. >> right. >> where he was in exemption. w, he says he wants to pay that. the next six-game suspension which he gets here at least six games will cost him more than $41 million. peterson says he'll pay that. gets me is g that the inconsistency by the nfl commissioners. we've seen it in re rice and peterson. >> you see no parallel? >> i definitely see a parallel. he came out initially with ray rice and said two-game suspension. the video went public and he said you're indefinite. >> exactly. >> he is doing something similar here. it was proposed, look, el a he pa i for the time he missed. fine him. him come back because he served his tim

minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson will not go to prison for child abuse. in a deal with texas prosecutors today, peterson pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of reckless assault. peterson was indicted in september for using a wooden switch to discipline his 4-year-old son leaving the boy with cuts and bruises. the vikings put peterson on paid leave, it is not clear if he will be reinstated this season. did auto makers fail to tell the government about deaths and injuries linked to defective air bags? and, why would one of music's biggest stars pull her albums off of popular on-line service? we'll take a look when the cbs evening news continues. [ breathing deeply ] [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made the decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smokers to quit, too, with our comprehensive program. we just want to help everyone, everywhere, breathe a little easier. introducing cvs health. because health is e

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peterson is now facing a misdemeanor. well, this all took place last summer.iss garcia and her attorney says they are considering a lawsuit. the school district put the teacher on paid administrative leave. he has worked with the district for ten years. we learned he has no history of complaints with the school. >> that is really tough. when a kid says no, you have to respect that. >> reporter: her attorney says she said no, she meant no. >> for whatever reason. >> thanks betty. >>> well, did the fukushima disaster make hundreds of u.s. sailors sick? >> and a big crowd in the bay area tonight to see a cat. not just any cat. this one is worth $100 million? so why female announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are ending soon at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ afghanistan... can say he me good on a promise. oc: "playing of star spangl banner." captain derek herrera receid >> a marine can say he made good on

. >> today commission meeting zoo director peterson showed a picture of little guerrilla born at the zoo but rejected by her mother. she was hand fed by zoo staff the first month of her life. but as zoo keeper tried to lock her in the sleeping quarters for the night friday november 7th, the baby guerrilla got caught beneath hydraulic door and died. >> it is an under statement to say that the worst night of my career is the night we lost her forever. simply said it was a tragic accident. >>reporter: just days after the guerrilla died she released several sensitive documents. zoo keeper handwritten note about what happened. the instruction posted at the door switch. keep your hand on the stop button at all times. and she sent e-mail to the commissioner mcdonald and general manager phil that includes it appears from our early investigation that the keeper did not follow the protocol in place. several sources tell me peterson had promised zoo keeper and her husband she would not come to any conclusions about fault until the investigation is complete. >> they feel you lied to them what do

in a letter announcing his decision goodell told peterson this was due to the age of his son that peterson used the switch as a weapon and highways shown no remorse for thinks conduct. goodell went on to say that they would implement a a program, but it would require continuing engagement. goodell said you must commit yourself to rehad a billtive effort, and have no lie aggravation of the law or league policy. while they may have expected additional punishment by the league they're not accepting today's ruling and they plan to appeal. >> our initial reaction is tha that--the process that the nfl has employed at the end of the season is arbitrary, inconsistent. you get a feeling that they're making it up as they go along. it's not in the best interest of the game, and certainly not in the best interest of the players, and not in the best interest of our responsers. >> after those comments from smith the players' union said that an nfl executive told peterson that the nine games he missed while on the commissioner's list would be considered as time served. again, peterson and the union plan

and then, minnesota viking star, adrian peterson, not going to jail for beating his son with a switch, another kind of punishment, what he says he regrets, and how he feels about his son. >> and, bob kelly tell you, texting while driving, very dangerous. there is even a study saying 98% all of us on the road, we know this, and we know the risks, but that doesn't stop a disturbing number of people from doing it anyway. just how many people are texting behind the wheel. >> i don't know if i want to know that. >> right. >> i have 180 cameras though and we will be looking for you today, so zoom on in, take your picture. >> yes, good day everyone, it is win, november 5th, 2014. this is my favorite part of the day, we all get together. >> like i get a chance it come to the big boy table. >> this is the family. >> so, we're talking about a cool-down, some rain in the forecast. >> but knott for today. the rain will hole off for tomorrow. we'll have quite a few clouds today. still, out of ten, ready, here comes, it is a nine. number nine. increasing afternoon clouds, little bit of sunshine, th

this race 50% going on for peterson and padilla.incumbent attorney general harris didn't mount much of a campaign against under funded gold. and in this case, harris winning with 54%, gold with 46%. and look for the link on the top of the front page. look for the races in your county. you will also find governor brown's address to reporters tonight in its entirety. >>> highs reaching near 80 degrees. i'm tracking the staying power of this warm weather as we get into november. >>> going to the polls then looking into social media. we're looking at the debates stirring the most buzz tonight. >>> and the latest at the polls on the soda tax. what it could mean for your pocketbook. >>> voters in berkeley and san francisco are deciding two controversial measures tonight that would levy a tax on soda. >> in san francisco, the vote on proposition e has been very close to call all night. the vote is almost evenly split but it needs a 2/3 majority to win. ktvu's david stevenson is now in san francisco with the very latest on those results, da

the candidates are colin peterson and torrey westrom. this is in the western part of the state and includes moorehead. race leans democrat. of this is about 30 minutes. >> i will be a moderator this evening. we will start with opening remarks from both candidates. we will move on to some prepared questions. we will wrap up with closing remarks. questions are to members of the media from west central minnesota. theave the editor of newspaper in benson. forave the news director the radio. candidates running for the u.s. house of representative's are colin --erson and map ofgoing to look at a the district. the largest city in the district is moorehead. some other cities are alexandria and marshall. the seventh is the largest district in minnesota. we will now start with the opening remarks from both of the candidates. they have 90 seconds to make opening remarks. the coin toss was one by representative heaters in. -- peterson. >> i want to thank my seventhents in the district for letting me serve them for the last 24 years. i am somebody th

indra petersons, thanks so much. i'll let you get inside now. too cruel to keep her out there. >>> the nfl has suspended adrian peterson without pay for at least the rest of the season. a league statement says peterson violated the nfl's personal conduct policy in the physical abuse of his 4-year-old son. last week, peterson accepted a plea deal of no contest for using a switch while disciplining his son. peterson then appealed to the nfl for immediate reinstatement. now the earliest he can be reinstated is april 15th. the nfl players' association is appealing the suspension. >>> more top stories for a tuesday morning. scary moments in chicago overnight. a small cargo plane crashed into a home near midway airport. no one inside the house was hurt. the condition of the pilot unknown. >>> pope francis is causing quite a stir with the lbgt community. during a speech yesterday, he said children have a right to grow up in a family with a father and a mother. that statement seems at odds with the vatican leader's push to make the church more accepting

indra petersons has it next. welcome back to "early start." romans. 30 minutes past the hour. bermjohn berman has the morning. >>> the militant islamic group releasing a video showing peter kassig's body after a beheading. president obama denounced the killing as quote as an act of pure evil. his parents are scheduled to speak to reporters later this afternoon. joining us from london with more on this is cnn's atika shubert. atika, the man on the video talking speaking with the familiar english accent. we have heard this man on videos before. there are similarities here, but differences. >> reporter: there are striking differences. in previous videos, we have seen the hostages in orange jumpsuit and spouting isis propaganda. this time, we never see peter kassig speak. you don't see him alive at all. only his body. standing over him is the man known in the british press as jihadi john. the masked militant with the accent that delivers that propaganda speech. it is not only peter kassig who is killed in the video, but in the preceding 15 minutes

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peterson pleaded guilty to a lesser charge on tuesday and will avoid further jail time.ntly on paid leave from the team. on thursday nike ended its relationship with peterson. >>> and ray rice is awaiting a federal judge's decision on the nfl. he and hids wife testified on the final day of his arbitration hearing. rice is arguing that the league overstepped its authority by making the sus spejs indefinite after initially giving him a two-game suspension for attacking his then fiancee in an elevator. >>> and the biggest star in thursday night's game between the cincinnati bengals and the cleveland browns was not a player at all. it was 4-year-old leah still. she is the daughter of senate's devon still. last night she saw her daddy play for the first time. she flew from cincinnati to philadelphia where she's been treated for cancer. between the first and second quarter, she was on the field as the bengals presented a $1.3 million check for cancer research. >> seeing my daughter on the field as they presented this check, it definitely was a joy just to know that the strengt

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in a letter to peterson. he wet you acknowledge what you did but said that you would not eliminate whooping my kids and defended your conduct in numerous public text messages to the child's mother. many former players don't agree. >> i do think that he's remorseful and he's even said, you know, i've learned from this, but my personal opinion, i think he got a raw deal. >> the nfl players association filed a grievance to lift peterson's suspension and demanded that a neutral arbitrator oversee the appeal. in an interview with espn, smith indicates he thinks peterson is being punished for the misdeeds of other accused domestic abusers like ray rice and greg hardy. smith said: >> we don't know if adrien is being made the sacrificial land because the new violence calls for a six game suspension. he's been suspended for a heck of a lot longer than that. >> peterson has missed nine games, albeit with pay. the commissioner said he won't be eligible for return until april 15, saying he must undergo counseling and tre

. >> a day in court ends with adrian peterson facing no jail name a child abuse case. "action news" will be right back - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >> ♪ >> welcome back. >> ♪ across center city. it is just turned 5:45. not too cool out there today, 55 degrees. >> okay. suburban action for you here with karen rogers. >> nothing like suburban action. let's take a look outside. this is exton chester county, route 100. we're clear, we're dry. it's kind of quiet out there. however, from 9:00 until 3:00 northbound near worthington road you'll have construction today. watch for that. it will be blocking a lane. let's take you outside am i promised you a look at west chester area. 202 northbound is reopened at paoli pike

star adrian peterson will be sitting out the rest of the n.f.l. season for assaulting a son. wives are speaking out as well. we look at whether the league encourages a culture of violence. >> we begin with the escalating violence in israel. the region is on edge after two palestinian men attacked people in a synagogue in an ultra orthodox district in jerusalem. four men inside the sunna going were killed, and an israeli police officer died outside. we have this report. >> these are confrontations between palestinian protesters and israeli police in occupied east jerusalem. hours earlier attackers walked into a synagogue in west jerusalem and killed four people. palestinian president mahmoud abbas condemned the attack saying violence against civilians is unacceptable. >> translation: we call for the end of such acts to allow for political protests that will lead to peace in the middle east. >> it's been gds that udayy jamal and ghassan abu jamal, two cousins, carried out the attack. they were shot dead by police. members of the family were re-elected. after an emergency meetin