situation, a key event is happening this evening. what do you expect to hear from the candidates tonight? reporter: we have a few thousand iowa republican activists who are here to see their field of candidates with the exception of the front runner, donald trump. you mentioned his legal woes. that has become part of the campaign. at least for a night, this will be a trump-free evening in the sense that he will not be here. his rivals will be. when you talk to some republican voters here, some of his supporters are very much with him, of course. we know that his core base is strong. but several are saying that they are willing to turn the page, in fact, interested in turning the page. and the candidates are now trying to seize upon that. there is a sense of urgency among many of his rivals. particularly ron desantis. he s been trying to hit all 99 counties across iowa. he s up to 56 counties. he was campaigning in the western part of the state before coming here to des moin
and more stores are opening their doors earlier. to help people get a jump on holiday shopping. deborah is live in pleasant hill. it is controlled chaos at the target. reporter: they opened at six. they have two more hours to go. remember when people used to take a nap or a hike after dinner? they are on the hunt. last year shoppers that they will be doing this on thanksgiving. now it is up to six and 10. reporter: deals and discounts. pushing people away from the table and straight to a shopping cart. sometimes even the early bird doesn t get the headphones. we were not first in line. there was a line. we were 200 and. reporter: reporter: two sisters togetherness. together with a lot of people. i m claustrophobic. this will be hard for me. i hope i don t pass out. reporter: will you be done tonight? more than likely. i will get everything else online. it is getting bigger every year.. they hired more than 100 seasonal employees. the guess are super excited read
kevin: take a look if it was a three or a two by nixon of colorado state. reggie: look at that left foot. before what we re watching it, were think it was definitely a three, look at that left foot. kevin: it is a three, it s called a three. the rule there is you have to make it, if you look at indisputable evidence, you can reverse it, that s exactly what they did. kevin: spalding immediately said i m not sure, they went back and looked, that s the beauty of replay, file on clavell, i think he s got four. he does. dan: at this point if you re colorado state come you don t have choice. you have to file, have to put them on the free throw line. give them possibly two, then you ve got to come down and hit that three. kevin: that was an official timeout that we were pausing for the last time so they could loo look. at the free throw line is marshall, 11 of 15. nevada with a couple of timeouts, colorado state with one. dan: marshall has struggled earlier from the
making the rounds on social media. the force used to subdue the suspect was excessive witnesses say. .-dot lynn took the video to local law enforcement experts to get their take on it. da lin took it. [ yelling ] reporter: a violent police encounter caught on tape. officer hitting a suspect with his fists and flashlight. police brutality! [ yelling ] it was no need to brutally beat this kid. reporter: police say it happened friday afternoon. someone called 911 to report a man acting crazy at a valero gas station. witnesses say the first arriving officer chased after the suspect for several minutes. before the suspect finally gave up and sat down in the middle of the street. the officer pushed the man onto the ground to try to cut him. but the suspect appeared to struggle with the officer. the kids surrendered. the cop came up behind him and he dove on the kid and started wailing on him. that s not police. reporter: even though it s hard to watch police train
france decided it would let in 24,000 people and united kingdom, 20,000 as well. the u.s. says 4 million syrian migrants will likely enter europe. an iraqi woman recently made their journey to the bay area, tonight, they re waiting their father. it s been tough. it s a hard breaking story. david? reporter: it s we re talking about a father with three teenagers that are in santa clara now. but the father is isis-controlled mosul in iraq. now, the family agreed to share with us on one condition. that we mask their identities. they re fortunate. relatives live in silicon valley and asylum has been granted, but they re missing the father. their mother s husband. i take responsibility on myself. the father is waiting for clearance to be reunited with his family. he s in isis-controlled mosul in iraq. it worries his daughter. it s not safe anymore. reporter: it s not safe anymore, she said. that is why they decided not to return to iraq after coming here to attend a r