than ever in the race for the white house just days before voters head to the polls. in dayton, ohio, today, this moment of panic at a donald trump rally. secret service agents rushing to his side after a protester tried to rush the stage. it comes after that chaos in chicago, violent clashes between protesters and supporters inside that auditorium. the event abruptly canceled. hundreds of demonstrators outside, too. two police officers injured. and tonight, donald trump taking no responsibility for any of it. the reaction from his rivals on the campaign trail fierce. abc s david wright starts us off at tonight s trump rally in kansas city. reporter: tonight, tensions on the trail are flaring up. donald trump just finished scolding one protester in dayton, ohio. i have to do it myself. reporter: when another leapt over the barricade. watch there, as the second the secret service, instinctively flanks the candidate as agents subdue the protester. he s now been booked for
long the rain sticks around. you can track the changes in today s weather by using our wsoc tv weather app. it s free to download and showed you the hour by hour forecast in your neighborhood and alert you to any severe weather. authorities have charged four people in violence protests. we frau this side owe as broking gnaws. you can four people are facing charges ranging from aggravated battery to resisting arrest. trump called the protest a planned attack. at least two police officers were injured. during a campaign event in kansas city, missouri trump called for protesters to be arrested. get them out. police say they used pepper spray twice outside the rally and they arrested two people the law. they are disrupters. they are disrupters. and the reason they are are doing it, is because there has never been anything like this that has happened before. yesterday afternoon the republican front runner had another security there. you can see right there. when a pr
i m cecilia vega. tonight, tensions higher than ever in the race for the white house just days before voters head to the polls. in dayton, ohio, today, this moment of panic at a donald trump rally. secret service agents rushing to his side after a protester tried to rush the stage. it comes after that chaos in chicago, violent clashes between protesters and supporters inside that auditorium. the event abruptly canceled. hundreds of demonstrators outside, too. two police officers injured. and tonight, donald trump taking no responsibility for any of it. the reaction from his rivals on the campaign trail fierce. abc s david wright starts us off at tonight s trump rally in kansas city. reporter: tonight, tensions on the trail are flaring up. donald trump just finished scolding one protester in dayton, ohio. i have to do it myself. over the barricade. watch there, as the second protester rushes the podium. the secret service, instinctively flanks the candidate as agents sub
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. a sex assault that led to shame and suicide. good evening, i m allen martin. and i m julie watts. ken and liz have the night off. betty yu is live at saratoga high with the details. reporter: they were all students here when this assault took place. today, the teen s insurance companies were ordered to pay nearly a million dollars to the pot family. but it is the rest of the settlement that makes this case unique. it is an unusual deal that is not just about money. two teens admitted to sexually assaulting 15-year-old audrey in 2012. and had to apologize to her parents in court today. they have also agreed to make ten presentations at high schools about the dangers of drinking, sexting, sharing nude photos and slut shaming. it is like they are making this a school project which it is very much not. i don t think it will teach kids a lesson. they are going to do whatever they are going to do regardless. rep
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. a sex assault that led to shame and suicide. good evening, i m allen martin. and i m julie watts. ken and liz have the night off. betty yu is live at saratoga high with the details. reporter: they were all students here when this assault took place. today, the teen s insurance companies were ordered to pay nearly a million dollars to the pot family. but it is the rest of the settlement that makes this case unique. it is an unusual deal that is not just about money. two teens admitted to sexually assaulting 15-year-old audrey in 2012. and had to apologize to her parents in court today. they have also agreed to make ten presentations at high schools about the dangers of drinking, sexting, sharing nude photos and slut shaming. it is like they are making this a school project which it is very much not. i don t think it will teach kids a lesson. they are going to do whatever they are going to do regardless. re