in the meantime, tania davis of sacramento was inside the ferry building and saw it happen. tell us what you saw. yeah. i was just walking by with some breakfast sandwiches and a mom and her son were walking right past me. once i passed them i just heard a scream and then the woman, the suspect, just swoops and tried to take the little boy, and within seconds, i mean, other people were then after the suspect and it was a huge people were on the floor kind of wrestling to get this the suspect who was trying to take the little boy, to get her off of the little boy, yeah. someone eventually pinned her to the ground and said you re under citizens arrest and called security, and the cops came and reporter: and that was that. yeah. reporter: thanks very much for describing the scene. was the boy ever separated from his mom? there was a struggle on the ground. i was right there and lots of people i don t think he was ever separated, but there was a struggle. repo
breaking overnight - the first woman to serve as attorney general just died hours ago. ago.cbs two news reporter stephanie johnson is at the breaking news desk with more? more?jenee janet reno died early this morning -her god daughter said that she died from complications of parkinson s disease. disease.reno was appointed by the clinton administration in 1993. becoming the attorney general by bill clinton.reno faced criticism for her deadly seize into a compound in waco texas also for the seizure of elian gonzalez.reno was seventy-eight years olds. in less than 26 hours - iowans will begin lining up at the polls. and in that short time left - presidential candidates - their v-p picks and surrogates are all making the rounds. many are stopping in key election 2016 comes to an end. on the campiagn trail - hillary clinton got news the f-b-i will ?not charge her over the contents of newly released emails. ten days ago - f-b-i director james comey announced to congress the dis
officers, and one hispanic officer. the chief plans to use convicted felons to build better relationships with the black community. i ll explain tonight at 10 forrest? thanks, phil. a state lawmaker from eastern iowa wants tougheren violent crimes against law officers. this comes after the killing of two policemen earlier this month. iowa already has enhanced penalties for assaulting officers. ken rizer, a state representative out of cedar rapids, wants to also have enhanced penalties for attempted murder and murder charges. he says there appears to be support for the proposal. rizer s call comes after two officers - urbandale officer justin martin and des moines police sergeant anthony beminio - were killed in faces two counts of first-degree murder. today marks one year since 130 were killed in a series of coordinated terrorist attacks in paris. those attacks happened at several locations, including the bataclan theatre, where 90 concert-goers died. it re-opened this weeken
sunday night football, seahawks and patriots. on behalf of the battle that we saw today on the racetrack, it will be a great football game. see the steam coming out the base of the windshield. that 22, that s from the burnouts that have been done by joey logano. he has been celebrating since the checkered flag. time for the coca-cola winning moment for joey logano. for position between the 88 and the 22 take place. and that final restart. logano shoots out from that outside line and never looks advance to the championship four. that is genuine emotion. they told me earlier today, i love this kind of pressure. are you kidding me? i was made for moments like this, but i want to know the emotions going through your head before that final restart, joey. that final run, you were tied for kyle busch. you had the tie breaker. what was going throughou doing? a lot. man, this feels so good. i never felt this good about a win before. so much on the line. everyone brings their a gam
he has a plan to turn the p-d around within five years. kcrg tv-9 s phil reed investigates. kid being pulled by the hair video of a handcuffed black man having his hair pulled and yelled at by a white police officer. it s the most recent issue between waterloo police and the black community. the city also paid out two million dollars to settle a wrongful death lawsuit with the family of a black man shot and killed by a white officer. if you put on that uniform and you re scared of the black man, uniform anthony white says those cases highlight the disconnect he feels and sees between police and the black community. all they do is ride in their car and they don t know the community. and they sort of snobbish to the young folks, well the young folks get snobbish back police chief dan trelka says part of the problem is a lack diversity in his department. with only two black officers, and one white there are times where are newer officers will roll up on two seventeen year