mankato, minnesota. >> phillip nelson is in the white shorts. >> police released this surveillance photoed him at the scene. nelson rushed isaac kolstad and ticked him in the head. the two men, both minnesota natives exchanged words outside a bar. >> we have fights but this is fairly rare. >> reporter: officers are looking for another man here in a red shirt and jeans who they believe punched kolstad in the face before fleeing the scene. kolstad is currently in critical condition in a hospital with a skull fracture, bleeding and swelling of the brain and lack of oxygen to the lung. friends and former teammates gathered for a candle light vigil to pray for his recovery. >> all these people are here for a reason. it speaks to his character and the love he has for other people. >> kolstad played linebacker and graduated in 2013. friends say he and his wife molly already parents to a young daughter are expecting another child. in a statement released through the hospital, his family thanked supporters. >> we remain at isaac's bedside, hopeful and prayerful. >> he is in. touchdown! >> reporte

phillip nelson is charged with first degree assault for beating isaac coal stat who is now in critical condition. it shows coal stat hitting the kwaub in the back. >>> it was the afollowing that never was. clippers owner donald sterling speaking out for the first time with cnn's anderson cooper since his racial remarks surfaced. he was making those comments and he said when he came to the man at the center of the whole controversy magic johnson, sterling had harsh words. >> big magic johnson, what has he done? he's got aids. did he do any business? did he hurt help any one in south la, is that somebody we want to respect and tell our kids about? i think he should be ashamed of himself. >> anderson cooper pointed out johnson has raised millions of dollars for hiv education and children in under served communities. >> might be one of the shortest tenures the cleveland browns have released the 30-year-old. young did snot play last season after being in the free season. the move comes days after the browns crafted heisman winner none knee menzel. they wonder if young was an insurance polic

it hurts to see this happen to such a good guy. >> 20-year-old phillip nelson is arrested and charged on the ground. he posted bail and released from jail last night. >>> second days of mers virus has been confirmed on u.s. soil. it is ten days after the first patient turned up in the midwest. steve osunsami has more on the case and how the disease could spread. >> reporter: this new, deadly disease is traveling to the u.s. with unsuspecting passengers on airlines. the cdc is announcing a second patient in the u.s. has been diagnosed with mers, or middle eastern respiratory syndrome. this time in orlando. a medical professional from saudi arabia, who was here visiting family, had to be hospitalized and isolated. >> it has no vaccine and no treatment that we know that works. >> reporter: the world's top doctors believe the disease came from camels in the middle east and spread largely to health professionals there that have been treating the sick. the symbols resemble the flu, fever, cough and breathing. 538 people have gotten sick, 145 have died. the cdc is trying to calm fears saying

. >>> rutgers quarterback phillip nelson was arrested on suspicion of assault. he is accused of beating a 24-year-old fellow football player isaac colstad and leaving him in critical condition. >>> a fire battalion chief accused of murdering his fiance. 55-year-old orville mo fleming has been on the run since the first of play. >> heard a crash. that was one of the trees going through my living room window. so i went upstairs to check it out. i went backdown stairs again. i heard another big boom, tree behind the house and got taken out of the ground and thrown against the shed. jenna: that was a home owner in nebraska after the town was hit by severe storms, part of a powerful system moving across the country that brought dangerous mix of damaging winds, hail and snow in someplaces. garrett tenney live in chicago with more on this story. garrett? >> reporter: jenna, as many as 26 tornadoes reported over four states in mother's day weekend. the worst of the damage is in the kansas city area. this high school in the small town of orec, look at picture they poste

condition after allegedly beaten by another football player, a recent transfer to rutgers named phillip nelson. he was found unconscious in the street after the beating. police are looking for a second suspect. doctors are not optimistic about his recovery. nelson is charged with first and third degree assault. >> a majority of county clerks in arc argue denying requests by gay couples for marriage licenses, waiting for the state supreme court to weigh in on the decision to overturn the state's ban. not all county clerks decided to wait, five counties issuing more than 200 same-sex marriage licenses. arkansas now the fifth state to ban same-sex marriage and have to overturned. alaska's ban have that ban called unconstitutional with an action seeking to change the laws. alases governor and attorney general are named in that suit. >> today president obama will present an american war hero with the military's highest honor. former army sergeant kyle white will receive the medal of honor. he will be the seventh living recipient to be awarded the medal of honor for wars in iraq and afghanistan. he

condition, suffering severe head injuries after an altercation sunday morning with quarterback phillip nelson. a former star quarterback at the university of minnesota, named mr. football in 2011, before transferring to rutgers earlier this year. nelson was arrested and charged with assaulting kolstad and released overnight after posting bail. this morning, police are on the hunt, looking for a second suspect. the man seen here in this newly-released surveillance video, in a red shirt, running down the street. >> described as a white male in his early 20s, wearing a red t-shirt it appears. and jeans and the suspect's shirt was torn. >> reporter: kolstad and nelson crossed paths after a night at the bars in mankato, minnesota. getting into a heated argument around 2:00 a.m. sunday. authorities say kolstad threw the first punch and then walked away. that's when investigators say the man in the red shirt ran up to kolstad and punched him in the face. so hard, witnesses say kolstad immediately collapsed. >> he immediately fell to the ground. i can still hear the sound of when his head hit the gro

. >>> the school dropped phillip nelson from the school's program on tuesday.during prague it is on sunday. the 24-year-old remains in critical condition this morning. police also arrested another man accused of punching him during that attack. >>> amazon is the world's largest online retailer. the site sells everything from mattresses to over-the-counter drugs, but a "wall street journal" report is raising concerns that some products sold by the company are knock-offs. vinita nair show us how counterfeits slip into the system. good morning. >> good morning. there are multiple ways retailer sells items on amazon. they can sell them directly to customers or they can send their products to amazon warehouses and amazon will send them out, but brand name companies like the one we spoke to say both systems are allowing counterfeiters to sell knock-offs to unsuspecting customers. >> this is just an example of some of the things we sell. >> his company makes this kitchenware. it's sold by retailers nationwide but in kreresent years saids some items who bought his prod