professor moroney says woodland hills hardly feels therapeutic. >> woodland hills is for all intents and purposes a prison. it looks like a prison and runs like a prison. >> this is the road where the center is located, it's not supposed to be like a prison. what we have to pass, in order to get there, up on my left is an adult women's prison, it's exactly where juvenile justice experts say a juvenile justice center should not be located. >> when you treat them like criminals they act like criminals. doesn't look like an adult prison, doesn't feel like an adult prison and doesn't run like an adult prison. >> it looks like a grown ups facility more than a facility that treats kids. >> wallace's son kavonte had already been on the run for days when he told us that he felt the staff was too young to deal with kids like his son who deals with mental health issues. >> the management plan i would say 75% of the things on the management plan did not happen and he's been there two years. >> and i came here not only to talk to you but i came here to listen. >> reporter: this is the man in cha

programs, and a system using smaller, they area putition facilities. >> professor marroni says woodland hills is hardly therapeutic. >> woodland miles looks like a prison, feels like a prison and runs like a prison. >> this is the road where the youth center is located and is supposed to be set up like a rehabilitation center, and not a prison. i want to show you what we have to pass to get here. to the left, is an adult women's prison. it's where juvenile justice experts say a juvenile center thu not be located. >> when you treat the kids like criminals, they act like criminals. when a kid is put in state care, it should be a place that doesn't look like an adult prison, feel like one or run like one. >> it looks like a grown up facility, more than a facility that treats kids. >> wallace's second had been on the run, when he told us he thought the staff was too young and too inexperienced to deal with kids like his son, who deals with mental health issues. >> all the things given to me on a management plan, 75% are things that on a management plan did not happen. he's been there two years. i

this isn't the first time woodland hills has seen this kind of break out attempt. in 2004, more than a dozening teenagers escaped armed with broom handling. 16 staffers were injured before they were disbursed by police in riot gear. a study by the department of justice found that woodland hills has one of the highests rates of abuse of any facility in the country. they have met the facility needs to do better. >> you make it better, by having our staff do good work. you make it better by making sure the kids are p prokerly classified. you make sure they get the services that they need. there's no single physician for this. >> adam may al jazeera. >> and it turns outwound land hills center has come under scrutiny before, jeremy findlay leads the i. team in nashville, your team broke the story of guards literally sleeping on the job, and letting the kids run wild. it's been quite the investigative series. last year, we started looking into the fact we had found those photographs of employees that were sleeping when they were supposed to be watching these young offend

a massive manhunt is underway for several tennessee teenagers. 32 teens escaped from the woodland hills youth development center near nashville last night. most were caught but eight are on the run now. the teenagers, ages 14-19, escaped by crawling upped a weak spot in a fence. >> staffing ask lighter during the overnight hours and presumably they planned for that but we don't know yet. >> this is not the first incident. in may, six teens broke out of the rooms and staffers did convince them to return back inside. >>> and checking berth now. roberta is in for lawrence this noon and tuesday. >> i feel special sitting next to frank. >> i am sure you do. >> and i have something to talk about. >> you do. >> and i have to keep you company. >> it's nice to have company. >> and michelle's on assignment. hi, everybody. wow, what a difference a day make. the abundance of sunshine as you look out toward mount diablo. keep in mind yesterday, there, 99 degrees and can you see the trees wavering? that is a northwest wind at 18 and 80 degrees in liver more. we won't hit the 90s at all and san franci

. >> reporter: the woodland hills facility has about 65 youth offenders and 14 staff members, a nearly five-to-one ratio, and most of the teenagers have multiple felony records. tennessee law prohibits youth detention center rooms from being locked at night and guards do not carry any kind of weapon, but a spokesman tells cbs news that policy is now under review. juliana goldman, cbs news, washington. >> axelrod: tennessee's department of children's services tells us, "the department knows it has a lot of work to do to enhance the security of this facility, and they have been working very hard in recent weeks." in pennsylvania, the search goes on for eric frein, accused of ambushing two state troopers earlier this month, killing one of them. as vladimir duthiers reports, investigators say they have collected more evidence against frein from a computer. >> reporter: troopers spented is, as they have for the past 15 days, searching the dense pennsylvania backcountry for eric frein. they haven't found him but they're not giving up. police also recovered data from a computer that convinced

some of them could be seen running around the woodland hills youth development center attacking the guards. police say some of these kids were involved in a massive breakout from the center earlier this week. police moved in and finally restored order at that detention center. six of the teens who escaped from the facility are still on the run and we will be right the run and we will be right back. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works around the clock to help lower a1c. here's how: the kidneys allow sugar to be absorbed back into the body. invokana® reduces the amount of sugar allowed back in, and sends some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for weight loss, it may help you lose some weight. invokan

todd walker of our national affiliate wtbf is at the woodland hills youth development center tracking the latest unrest. todd, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it has been 72 hours since their escape and last night another 21 prisoners at the juvenile detention facility behind me tried to do the same thing. it wasn't until a dozen police officers in s.w.a.t. gear showed up that they were finally apprehended. helicopters and s.w.a.t. teams swarmed the woodland hills detention center when five juvenile prisoners tried to escape from the roof of a building armed with poles and rocks. the teens made their way to the ground where they ran from the grounds towards the facility in an attempt to free other inmates. using a dolly to smash a window to the maximum security building, the teens released even more prisoners. by the end, 21 teenage inmates were at large. the scene quickly turned chaotic. prisoners jumped a guard, u punching him as other officers tried to detain the inmates. police helicopters circled the whole night as the group formed a rick around the fence facility. three

. >> reporter: the woodland hills facility was bedlam for five hours overnight.offenders armed with sticks and poles busted out of their dorms. six teens became a mob of two dozen. swat teams posted outside watched some rioters shoot off fire extinguishers. others chased away and attacked unarmed guards. two staff members were hurt. by 5:00 a.m., a dozen riot police have moved in, handcuffed the rioters and restored control. >> they can all walk out of their rooms any time they want to, to the common area, and when they came out of the rooms, they breached the door and they got out. >> reporter: james henry is commissioner of tennessee's department of children's services. he said, for the second time this week, teens got loose by kicking out aluminum panels under windows. >> they were able to knock those doors out again because they'd done it the night before very quickly. >> reporter: on monday night, 32 teens escaped the same facility. they broke out of their dorms, pulled up a section of chain link fence, and ran for a nearby highway. six of those escapees rem

. >>> in tennessee, 13 juveniles escaped from a juvenile detention center, from the woodland hills detentiontem. six of the juveniles are in custody, seven are at large. >> 32 juveniles escaped from the same facility last month. >>> a federal investigation is under way in oklahoma after the beheading of a woman inside a food plant. this man, who was recently fired from the planned, beheaded a woman, and stabbed another before the plant manager shot him. co-worker claimed that nolan tried to convince them to convert to islam. he's in hospital awaiting charges. it appears he chose his victims at random. >>> president obama calls for the world to do more to fight the ebola outbreak, coming as the world health organization put the death toll at more than 3,000 in west africa. most are in liberia, where 150 died in the past two days alone. sierra leone quarantined 2 million in an effort to curb the spread. and then there's guinea, where the outbreak began. >> reporter: for months the ebola virus has been spreading across west africa. now the number of people it killed reached more than 3,000. it'

. >> local media reporting that 13 teenagers escaped overnight from the woodland hill center overpowering the teens. the 12 escapees have been taken to a juvenile court detention center and one teen is still missing. this marks the third major disturbance in recent weeks at the detention center. >>> a flash flood watch in the las vegas area after heavy rain and flooding knocked out power and caused some fires, storms pounded southern nevada with a half inch of rain falling in one hour. the firefighters had to help out one driver trapped in the high water and responded to several flooded buildings. at one point the lights were out for more than 1,000 people there. >> in colorado, doctors are looking at nine kids for muscle weakness or parl sis. they are trying to determine if it's the same virus that's causing severe respiratory illness in children across the country. that strain was found in four of eight children tested but they aren't sure if it caused weakness in arms or legs or something they happened to pick up. >>> the chief medical officer placing herself in quan teen after her off

the hit and run happened last night on whiskey bottom road near woodland hills way in laurel. police said a minivan hit the boy from behind, throwing him off his bike. the driver of the minivan then reportedly took off. the boy's father was also riding his bike at the time with his son. the boy is expected to be okay. >>>s this morning investigators are trying to determine what a man was doing on the tracks when he was hit and killed by a csx train. it happened last night near shady grove's road in gaithersburg. investigators stopped train traffic on theline line during the investigation. the identity of the victim has not been released. >> new developments in the crisis in iraq. more u.s. air strikes targeting isis. the goal is to keep a vital dam from falling into the hands of the insurgents. last month isis tried to capture the same dam but iraqi forces were able to fight them off. the pentagon released a statement this morning saying the iraqi government requested today's air strikes. the u.s. has launched 133 air strikes in iraq since the beginning of august. >>> this mor

the hit and run happened last night on whiskey bottom road near woodland hills way in laurel. police said a minivan hit the boy from behind, throwing him off his bike. the driver of the minivan then took off. the boy's father was also riding his bike at the time. the boy is expected to be okay. >> investigators are trying to figure out what a man was doing on the tracks when he was hit and killed by a csx train. this happened last night near shady grove road in grabs branch way in gaithersburg. investigators stopped all train traffic on the line during the investigation. we're waiting to get the name of the victim. >>> rescuers facing new problems they work to find two people presumed dead in plane crash. we told you yesterday a new york developer and his wife both experienced pilots passed out while flying to florida on friday. they veered off course and crashed in the ocean near jamaica. rescue crews found the area where the plane went down. but they haven't been able to find any wreckage. they believe it sunk into the water which can be more than 6500 feet deep there. the u

teens who have escaped from the youth detention center in nashville. 32 teens escaped from the woodland hillsopment center late last night when they crawled under a weak spot that surrounded the yard. about half caught overnight, but 17 still on the run. all of the teens have committed at least three felonies. staffing at the detention center is light during the evening hours. no word yet if the escape was planned or spontaneous. >>> bay area boy is recovering after getting hit by a stray bullet on his family's northern california property shooting range. kris sanchez joins us in the newsroom with the latest and the details. >> reporter: hi there sam, the seven-year-old boy's at uc davis medical center. he wasn't shot, but investigators from the sheriff's department for el dorado county say he was injured when a piece of bullet ricochetted and hit him. it all appears to be a terrible accident. the spokesperson with the el dorado county sheriff's department says the boy and his father were shooting targets at a range they had set up on their property which is in a rural part of el dorado count

. >> darya:about a half-dozen teens were reported on the roof of a building at the woodland hills youth development center. >> darya:by early this morning, about 20 teens were outside the dorms. >> darya:there were reports of boys armed with metal and rocks. >> darya:and teens could be seen on the ground with baseball bats and metal pipes. >> darya:guards used riot shields as they worked to round them up. >> darya:at least one guard was attacked. >> darya:this is the same facility where 33 teens escaped earlier in the week. >> darya:officials said some of the teens in the first incident were among those involved in this second one. >> mark:it may not have been a well thought out advertising campaign. >> mark:malaysia airlines is re- naming a promotional campaign it called the "bucket list" >> mark:the term as you know is used to a describe a list of activities to do before you die. >> mark:now, the airline is admitting the campaign title was inappropriate given the two deadly disasters this year. over ukraine in july killing all 298 people on board. and another flight in march when 239

local media report that 13 teenagers escaped overnight in the woodland hills detention center there. a guard, took his keys. they have recaptured all but one of the teen. the 12 have been taken to the juvenile court detention center. if the name sounds familiar, it's because this marks the third major disturbance in recent weeks there at the detention center. >>> attorneys for jerry jones arguing that a oklahoma woman waited too long to file a lawsuit to accuse him of sexual assault. we have the latest. >> reporter: the attorney for the woman seeing jerry jones for more than $1 million claiming he sexually assaulted her left the court after explaining to the judge why it's still within the statute of limitations. thomas bauers said that for four years we canerly was paid hush money and she was under duress and that she was scared. bauers said that the statute of limitations didn't start ticking until the payments stopped. who is my client to go up against the $1 billion man? jerry jones's attorney saidthe file the lawsuit, adding the allegation which we deny suppose took place june 3

of the teenagers already have at least three felony convictions for them to be placed in the woodland hills fa sit. none of them have made it past the fence. 36 are still on the run. >>> ploogs in ferguson, missouri, are under investigation themselves this morning. the justice department is looking into years of police activity for any violations of civil rights. this is a new case happening at the very same time as the probe into the deadly shootsing of 18-year-old michael brown. bob orr is in washington where the search for answers can grow into a bigger problem. good morning. >> good morning. indeed federal investigators are launching a civil rights investigation into the actions and history of the ferguson police department. we're told this investigation will skpanl yea will examine arrests and history. so far they have open 20d civil rights investigations of local police departments in cities including detroit and albuquerque, new mexico. sources also say depending on the findings early in that probe, it could be broadened to other nearby departments. this comes on top of the ongoing j

. >> woodland hills, 107 degrees.ern california to strongly consider living somewhere else. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. odile is moving up baja california this morning. the storm threatens flash flooding later this week. odile hit mexico as category 3 hurricane. it destroyed buildings from huts to hotels and stranded thousands of tourists. >> any rain in california will not end the state's devastating drought. there are a dozen major fires burning in california. they have damaged or destroyed more than 100 homes. >>> the min seat anesota vikings, a second case where peterson was accused of beating another one of his children. peterson's lawyer says, quote, this is not a new allegation. it's one that has unsubstan yated and shopped around to authorities in two states over a year ago and nothing came of it. there is no ongoing or new information. >> peterson missed last sunday's game after he was charged with abuse for whipping his 4-year-old son with a tree switch. stacey pot on the in was

this is the third time this month those students have tried to escape from the woodland hill youth center. two students are still out there from a september 1 breakout. >> it's the end of an era for the new yorkateion captain. derek jeter played his final game. >> he was showered with love from an unlikely group of fans. i got a boston fan right here, john. >> she can tell you unlikely fans statement is very apropos. there has not been a lot of love from red sox fans for the yankees, but that changed for one day sunday as derek jeter played his final game as an american leaguer. >> i don't know if any of them were good. >> derek jeter heard good things for the fans, players and sports icons of boston sunday in the last game of his career. >> we've been an enemy for a long, long time, and for them to flip the script this last time coming here, it made me feel extremely proud. >> jeter came into his final game needing two hits to tie for the most career seasons with 150 hits, but manager joe he jeer said jeter told him before the game he'd only take two at-bats. >> line drive caught. >> so