wisconsin has the highest level of binge drinking according to a 2012 study. peter greenberg went to the state capital to investigate the dui divide. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. first time drunk drivers in wisconsin are typically given a fine and released after they sober up. those incidents related to excessive alcohol cost an estimated 6.8 billion each year and that is $1,200 for every man, woman and child in the state. it's gameday at the university of wisconsin and these badger fans are off to an early start. while there is no alcohol allowed in the stadium, parties outside are in full swing before 10:00 a.m. tailgates like this will happen all weekend across the country but wisconsin is the only state where first-time drinking and driving offenders will not be federally prosecuted. wisconsin state senator tim carpenter co-authored 4 of 6 bills this year to toughen drinking and driving laws and none made it to the sna for a vote. >> the assembly passed legislation last time and came in front of the senate transportation bills. >> reporter: sco

wisconsin has the highest level of binge drinking according to a 2012 study. peter greenberg went to the state capital to investigate the good morning. >> reporter: good morning. first time drunk drivers in wisconsin are typically given a fine and released after they sober up. those incidents related to excessive alcohol cost an estimated 6.8 billion each year and that is $1,200 for every man, woman and child in the state. it's gameday at the university of wisconsin and these badger fans are off to an early start. while there is no alcohol allowed in the stadium, parties outside are in full swing before 10:00 a.m. tailgates like this will happen all weekend across the country but wisconsin is the only state where first-time drinking and driving offenders will not be federally prosecuted. wisconsin state senator tim carpenter co-authored 4 of 6 bills this year to toughen drinking and driving laws and none made it to the sna for a vote. >> the assembly passed legislation last time and came in front of the senate transportation bills. >> reporter: scott fitzgeral

of wisconsin for illegally yew using some of the school's technology. they infringed on the technology patent for processors. the foundation which filed the suit is applauding the ruling. apple reportedly plans to appeal. >> the chicago tribune reports united airlines is trying to recover from a one-two punch. oscar munos, ceo, is in the hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack one month after taking the position. its stock price fell 3%. munos is trying to remove the turbulence of united. >>> time magazine reports astronaut scott kelly has logged another accomplishment. he became the first american to ever spend 383 days in space friday. he's living on the international space station a year and will have more than 500 days in orbit when it draws to a close. >> and farmers in england are expected to put reflective paint on their cows. the thinking is drivers will be so taken aback to see a glow in the dark cow that they would have to throw on the brakes. after seven cows were killed on 40 miles an hour roads this summer. inspired by finland whe

of wisconsin for illegally yew using some of the school's technology. they infringed on the technology patent for processors. the foundation which filed the suit is applauding the ruling. apple reportedly plans to appeal. >> the chicago tribune reports united airlines is trying to recover from a one-two punch. oscar munos, ceo, is in the hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack one month after taking the position. its stock price fell 3%. munos is trying to remove the turbulence of united. >>> time magazine reports astronaut scott kelly has logged another accomplishment. he became the first american to friday. he's living on the international space station a year and will have more than 500 days in orbit when it draws to a close. >> and farmers in england are expected to put reflective paint on their cows. the thinking is drivers will be so taken aback to see a glow in the dark cow that they would have to throw on the brakes. after seven cows were killed on 40 miles an hour roads this summer. inspired by finland where herders have been spraying

an aide to wisconsin's paul ryan tells me that over the weekend, he listened to all of the calls from people begging him to get into the speaker's race but that, so far, he has not changed his mind. >> right now i'm going to make it home for dinner. >> reporter: he may have left washington, but ryan can't escape the desperate pleas from republicans who lead their fractured party. >> it will be hard for people to confront paul ryan and say he is not a good republican. >> reporter: the current house speaker must sometimes compromise with democrats. according to the new cbs news poll just 23% of republican voters approve of the job john boehner is doing. >> the republicans never win. >> reporter: the party's presidential front-runner was lukewarm on ryan too when he sat down with "face the nation" john dickerson. >> you would be okay with speaker paul ryan? >> boy be okay. i would be okay. they have a couple of people in there really tough and really smart. >> reporter: house republicans are dealing with new recommendations that the house committee is too focused on hillary clinton and t

an aide to wisconsin's paul ryan tells me that over the weekend, he listened to all of the calls from people begging him to get that, so far, he has not changed his mind. >> right now i'm going to make it home for dinner. >> reporter: he may have left washington, but ryan can't republicans who lead their fractured party. >> it will be hard for people to confront paul ryan and say he is not a good republican. >> reporter: the current house speaker must sometimes compromise with democrats. according to the new cbs news voters approve of the job john boehner is doing. >> the republicans never win. >> reporter: the party's presidential front-runner was lukewarm on ryan too when he sat dickerson. >> you would be okay with speaker paul ryan? >> boy be okay. they have a couple of people in there really tough and really smart. >> reporter: house republicans are dealing with new recommendations that the house committee is too focused on hillary clinton and the state department. >> this has become a partisan investigation. >> reporter: in a civil complainant, a former committee investigator and

of wisconsin for illegally yew using some of the school's technology. they infringed on the technology patent for processors. the foundation which filed the suit is applauding the ruling. apple reportedly plans to appeal. >> the chicago tribune reports united airlines is trying to recover from a one-two punch. oscar munos, ceo, is in the hospital after apparent heart attack one month after taking the position. its stock price fell 3%. munos is trying to remove the turbulence of united. >>> time magazine reports astronaut scott kelly has logged another accomplishment. he became the first american to ever spend 383 days in space friday. he's living on the international space station a year and will have more than 500 days in orbit when it a close. >> and farmers in england are expected to put reflective paint on their cows. the thinking is drivers will be so taken aback to see a glow in the dark cow that they would have to throw on the brakes. after seven cows were killed on 40 miles an hour roads this summer. inspired by finland where herders have been s

of wisconsin for illegally yew using some of the school's technology. they infringed on the technology patent for processors. the foundation which filed the suit is applauding the ruling. apple reportedly plans to appeal. >> the chicago tribune reports united airlines is trying to recover from a one-two punch. oscar munos, ceo, is in the hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack one month its stock price fell 3%. munos is trying to remove the turbulence of united. >>> time magazine reports astronaut scott kelly has logged another accomplishment. he became the first american to ever spend 383 days in space friday. he's living on the international space station a year and will have more than 500 days in orbit when it draws to a close. >> and farmers in england are expected to put reflective paint on their cows. the thinking is drivers will be so taken aback to see a glow in the dark cow that they would have to throw on the brakes. after seven cows were killed on 40 miles an hour roads this summer. inspired by finland where herders have been sprayi

. >> reporter: by the next person, he is referring to wisconsin oh congressman paul ryan who is expected to be elected speaker on thursday and who will benefit from the fact that he will not be facing the threat of a shdown if this bill passes even now or for a couple years to come, norah. >> thaens cardes, thank you so much. this morning a south carolina sheriffs deputy assigned to a school is banned from the campus. it shows the white deputy wrestling, dragging a black student from her desk. she is later arrested. we are outside with the investigation. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the county sheriff's department says the officer asked her to leave the room several times, within she refused, the resource officer was brought in to have her quote removed. amountture video posted to social media shows richland county deputy ben feels wrapping his arms around her neck. he flips the student and her desk over and tracks her across the floor. >> put your hands behind your back. give me your hands. >> other video show fields restraining the student in front of the classroom wh

. >> reporter: he's referring to wisconsin congressman paul ryan who is expected to be elected speaker on thursday. and who, if this bill passes, will benefit from being able to avoid the threat of a government shutdown right out of the gate. >>> this morning a south carolina sheriff's deputy assigned to a school is banned disturbing video shows the white deputy wrestling and dragging a black sfrunttudent from her desk. she is later arrested. >> reporter: the richland county sheriff department says the teacher asked the female student to leave the class room several times. when she refused the school's resource officer was called in to have her, quote, removed. amateur video posted to social media shows richland county deputy ben fields wrapping his arm around the student's neck. he flips her desk over and daughters and sons her across the floor. >> give me your hand. >> reporter: other video shows fields restraining the student in front of the class room while a school administrator and stunned classmates looked on. >> i've never seen anything so nasty looking, so sick to the point wh

. >> reporter: by the next person, he is referring to wisconsin oh congressman paul ryan who is expected to be elected speaker on thursday and who will benefit from the fact that he will not be facing the threat of a shutdown if this bill passes even now or for a couple years to come, norah. >> thaens cardes, thank you so much. this morning a south carolina school is banned from the campus. it shows the white deputy wrestling, dragging a black student from her desk. she is later arrested. we are outside with the investigation. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the county sheriff's department says the officer asked her to leave the room several times, within she refused, the resource officer was brought in to have her quote removed. amountture video posted to social media shows richland county deputy ben feels wrapping his arms around her neck. he flips the student and her desk over and tracks her across the floor. >> put your hands behind your back. give me your hands. >> other video show fields restraining the student in front of the classroom while a school administrator a

a legal age to buy a gun in wisconsin was 21. he allegedly paid a friend, seen here signing the paperwork-to-buy the weapon for him. the officers claim the gun store knew the purchase was illegal and conspired with the friend to change his answer on a form, to claim falsely that he was the actual buyer of the gun t. gun stealsman testified last week he didn't realize what was going on. >> one thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands that has, that's going to commit a crime. >> reporter: legal experts say the officersifies a very high bar to win their case and will likely need to prove criminal behavior on the part of the gun shop. >> who is responsible when a criminal pulls a gun from his pocket and at point-blank range fires at a police officer with the intent to kill him? >> reporter: in opening statements the defense argued that gun sellers have not be held responsible. problem sign adlah in 2005 that shields gun manufacturers and dealers from civil liability resulting from the misuse of their products by others. >

. >>> a wisconsin gun store this morning is liable in the shooting of two milwaukee police officers. the cops won a nearly $6 million ruling in a land dsmark civil suit yesterday against badger guns. they argue the gunhop was negligent in selling weapopo that killed thth. >> the two were shot in the face in 2008. kunish lost an eye and norberg was hit in the mouth. >> some gun dealers around the country realizes they may have their teeth held to the fire because of the award here and that is a bonus. >> one verdict in milwaukee is certainly a good step. is it going to change the way things are done around the time will tell. >> time will tell. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by this decision and why is this such a big deal? >> i was surprised because i thought t tt most jurors might not really toe the line that has been advocated by gun ownership people. at the same time, if you look at the facts of this case, this was the perfect case. it took a two-week trial, and basically nine hours for 12 people to d

. >> reporter: he's referring to wisconsin congressman paul ryan who is expected to be elected speaker on thursday. and who, if this bilil passes, will benefit from being able to avoid the threat of a government shutdown right out of the gate. >>> this morning a south carolina sheriff's deputy asasgned to a school is banned from the high school campus. deputy wrestling and dragging a black sfrunttudent from herdesk. she is later arrested. >> reporter: the richland county sheriff department says the teacher asked the female student to leave the class room several times.s. when shehe refused the school's resource officer was called in to have her, quote, removed. amateur video postedd to social media shows richland county deputy ben fields wrapping his arm around the student's neck. he f fps hereresk over and daughters and sons her across the floor. >> give me your hand. >> reporter: other video shows fields restraining the student in front of the class room while a school administrator and stunned classmates looked on. >> i've never seen anything so point where other students are turnin

. >>> a wisconsin gun store this morning is liable in the shooting of two milwaukee police officers. the cops won a nearly $6 million ruling in a land ds mark civil suit yesterday against badger guns. they argue the gun shop was negligent in selling weapons that killed them. >> the two were shot in the face in 2008. kunish lost an eye and norberg was hit in the mouth. >> some gun dealers around the country realizes they may have their teeth held to the fire because of the award here and that is a bonus. >> one verdict in milwaukee is certainly a good step. is it going to change the way things are done around the country? time will tell. >> time will tell. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by this decision and why is this such a big deal? >> i was surprised because i thought that most jurors might not really toe the line that has been advocated by gun ownership people. at the same time, if you look at the facts of this case, this was the perfect case. it took a two-week trial, and basically nine hours for 12

. >> reporter: he's referring to wisconsin congressman paul ryan who is expected to be elected speaker on thursday. and who, if this bill passes, will benefit from being able to avoid the threat of a government shutdown right out of the gate. >>> this morning a south carolina sheriff's deputy assigned to a school is banned from the high school campus. disturbing video shows the white deputy wrestling and dragging a black sfrunttudent from her desk. she is later arrested. >> reporter: the richland county sheriff department says the teacher asked the female student to leave the class room several times. when she refused the school's resource officer was called in to have her, quote, removed. amateur video posted to social media shows richland county deputy ben fields wrapping his arm around the student's neck. he flips her desk over and daughters and sons her across the floor. >> give me your hand. >> reporter: other video shows fields restraining the student in front of the class room while a school administrator and stunned classmates looked on. >> i've never seen anything so nasty loo

. >> reporter: he's referring to wisconsin congressman paul ryan, who is expected to be elected speaker on thursday, and who, if this bill passes, will benefit from being able to avoid the threat of a government shutdown right out of the gate and for a couple of years to come. >> nancy cordes, thank you so much. >>> this morning a south carolina sheriff's deputy assigned to a school is band from the high school campus. disturbing video shows the white deputy wrestling and dragging a black student from her desk. she is later arevved. >> reporter: the richland county sheriff's department says the teacher asked the female student to leave the classroom several times. when she refused, the school's resource officer was called in to have her, quote, removed. amateur video posted to social media shows richland county deputy ben fields wrapping his arm around the student's neck. he rips her out of her chair and drags her across the floor. >> give me your hands. >> reporter: other video shows fields restraining the student while a school administrator and stunned classmates, including tony robi

. >> the wisconsin state general reports apple has been ordered to pay 234 million to the illegally yew using some of the school's technology. they infringed on the technology pate for procesesrs. the foundation which filed the suit is applauding the ruling. apple reportedly plans to appeal. >> the chicago tribune reports united airlines is trying to recover from a one-two punch. oscar munos, ceo, is in the hospital after suffering an apparere heart attack one month after taking the position. its stock price fell 3%. munos is trying to remove the turbulence of united. >>> time magazine reports astronaut scott kelly has logged another accomplishment. he became the first american to ever spend 383 days in space friday. he's living on the international space station a year and will have more than 500 days in orbit when i i draws to a close. >> and farmers in england are expected to put reflective paint on their cows. the thinking is drivers will be so taken aback to see a glow in the dark cow that they would have to throw on the brakes. after seven cows were killele on 40 miles an houruroa

just a short time ago, on capitol hill congressman paul ryan of wisconsin elected the new speaker of the house. he succeeds fellow republican john boehner who announced a few weeks ago he is retiring from congress. >>> and the future of the raiders will be the focus of a big nfl town hall meeting in oakland's paramount theater to be held tonight. the raiders are among three teams hoping to move to the los angeles area. >>> coming up in the next half- hour on "cbs this morning," a family that created a visual bucket list for their little girl who is losing her sight. that story, traffic and weather too right after the break. ,, ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. everybody. i'm liza battalones with your "kcbs traffic." delays continue in the petaluma area where we have had lakeville highway shut down in both directions of highway 37. a big rig accident still in the clearing stages. avoid the area. it is jam-packed for both 116 and 37 at this hour. because of the morning's motorcycle accident in berkeley, westbound 80 still recovering all lanes are open but it's still crowded from hercules. stay

a legal age to buy a gun in wisconsin was 21. he allegedly paid a friend, seen here signing the paperwork-to-buy the weapon for him. the officers claim the gun store knew the purchase was illegal and conspired with the friend to change his answer on a form, to claim falsely that he was the actual buyer of the gun t. gun stealsman testified last week he on. >> one thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands a crime. >> reporter: legal experts say the officersifies a very high bar to win their case and will likely need to prove criminal behavior on the part of the gun shop. >> who is responsible when a criminal pulls a gun from his pocket and at point-blank range fires at a police officer with the intent to kill him? >> reporter: in opening statements the defense argued that gun sellers have not be held responsible. problem sign adlah in 2005 that shields gun manufacturers and dealers from civil liability resulting from the misuse of their products by others. >> i wouldn't be shocked if there were a jury verdict in this ca

. >> reporter: by the next person, he is referring to wisconsin oh congressman paul ryan who is expected to be elected speaker on thursday and who will benefit from the fact that he will not be facing the threat of a shutdown if this bill passes even now or for a couple years to come, norah. >> thaens cardes, thank you so much. this morning a south carolina sheriffs deputy assigned to a campus. it shows the white deputy wrestling, dragging a black student from her desk. she is later arrested. we are outside with the investigation. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the county sheriff's department says the officer asked her to leave the room several times, within she refused, the resource officer was brought in to have her quote removed. amountture video posted to social media shows richland county deputy ben feels wrapping his arms around her neck. he flips the student and her desk over and tracks her across the floor. >> put your hands behind your back. give me your hands. >> other video show fields restraining the student in front of the classroom while a school administrat

. >>> this morning a wisconsin gun store is liable in the shooting of two milwaukee police officers. the cops won a nearly $6 million ruling in a landmark civil suit yesterday against badger guns. they argue the store was negligent in selling the weapon that critically wounded them. >> the two officers were both shot in the face back in 2009. kunisch lost an eye and norberg was hit in the mouth. >> now other gun dealers throughout the country realize they might have their feet held to the fire. that's a bonus. >> it's certainly a good step. will it change the way things are done around the country? time will tell. >> time will tell. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised, and why is this such a big deal? >> i was surprised because i thought that most jurors might not really tow the line that has been advocated by gun control people and responsible gun ownership people. at the same time, if you look at the facts of this case, this was the perfect case. it took a two-week trial and a basically nine-hour trial for

. >>> a wisconsin gun store this morning is liable in the officers. the cops won a nearly $6 million ruling in a land dsmark civil suit yesterday against badger guns. they argue the gun shop was negligent in selling weapons that killed them. >> the two were shot in the face in 2008. kunish lost an eye and norberg was hit in the mouth. >> some gun dealers around the country realizes they may have their teeth held to the fire because of the award here and that is a bonus. >> one verdict in milwaukee is certainly a good step. is it going to change the way time will tell. >> time will tell. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by this decision and why is this such a big deal? >> i was surprised because i thought that most jurors might not really toe the line that has been advocated by gun ownership people. at the same time, if you look at the facts of this case, this was the perfect case. it took a two-week trial, and basically nine hours for 12 people to do what congress could not

an aide to wisconsin's paul ryan tells me over the weekend he listened to all the calls from people begging him to get into the speaker's race, but that so far he has not changed his mind. >> right now i'm just trying to make it home for dinner. >> reporter: he may have left washington but ryan can't escape the desperate pleas from republicans to lead their fractured party. >> it will be hard for people to confront paul ryan and say he's not a good republican. >> reporter: that's an occupational hazard for the current house speaker who must sometimes compromise with democrats. according to the latest cbs news poll, 23% of republican voters approve of the job john boehner is doing. >> republicans never win. >> reporter: the party's presidential frontrunner was lukewarm on ryan, too, when he sat down with "face the nation's" john dickerson. >> you would be okay with speaker ryan? >> i would be okay. they have a couple people in there, i'm not mentioning names, but there are people in there really tough and really smart. >> reporter: house republicans are also dealing with new accusations that

a legal age to buy a gun in wisconsin was 21. he allegedly paid a friend, seen here signing the paperwork-to-buy the weapon for him. the officers claim the gun store knew the purchase was illegal and conspired with the friend to change his answer on a form, to claim falsely that he was the actual buyer of the gun t. gun stealsman testified last week he didn't realize what was going on. >> one thing we want to do is put a gun in somebody's hands that has, that's going to commit a crime. >> reporter: legal experts say the officersifies a very high bar to win their case and will likely need to prove criminal behavior on the part of the gun shop. >> who is responsible when a criminal pulls a gun from his pocket and at point-blank range fires at a police officer with the intent to kill him? >> reporter: in opening statements the defense argued that gun sellers have n held responsible. problem sign adlah in 2005 that shields gun manufacturers and dealers from civil liability resulting from the misuse of their products by others. >> i w

. >>> a wisconsin gun store this morning is liable in the shooting of two milwaukee police officers. the cops won a nearly $6 million ruling in a land dsmark civil suit yesterday against badger guns. they argue the gun shop was negligent in selling weapons that killed them. >> the two were shot in the face in 2008. kunish lost an eye and norberg was hit in the mouth. >> some gun dealers around the country realizes they may have their teeth held to the fire because of the award here and that is a bonus. >> one verdict in milwaukee is certainly a good step. is it going to change the way things are done around the country? time will tell. >> time will tell. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by this decision and why is this such a big deal? >> i was surprised because i thought that most jurors might not really toe the line that has been advocated by gun ownership people. at the same time, if you look at the facts of this case this was the perfect case. it took a two-week trial and basically nine hours for 12 pe

. >>> a wisconsin gun store this morning is liable in the shooting of two milwaukee police officers. the cops won a nearly $6 million ruling in a land mark civil sui yesterday against badger guns. they argue the gun shop was negligent in selling weapons that killed them. >> the two were shot in the face in 2008. kunish lost an eye and norberg was hit in the mouth. >> some gun dealers around the country realizes they may have their teeth held to the fire because of the award here and that is a bonus. >> one verdict in milwaukee is certainly a good step. is it going to change the way things are done around the country? time will tell. >> time will tell. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table. good morning. >> good morning. >> were you surprised by this decision and why is this such a big deal? >> i was surprised because i thought that most jurors might not really toe the line that has been advocated by gun ownership people. at the same time, if you look at the facts of this case, this was the perfect case. it took a two-week trial, and basically nine hours for 12 peo

mainly clear skies and storm can three so lots of sunshine throughout the day-to-day, showers across wisconsin and coal front that will get here tomorrow, late in the day bringing us some showers but today unshine 74 degrees. upper 60's at the the shore, lower 60's in the mountains in the sunshine. even warmer on friday up to 78 but then there will be more cloud late day showers and then we will cool down and dry out for upcoming weekend with highs in the 60's. meisha, what is the latest on the commute. >> absolutely gorgeous outside. on the roadways, not so much. we are certainly dry in terms of the posted speeds but we are slowing down because of the accident, 422 eastbound near collegeville, this is past route 29. you cane they are pulled off to that left shoulder. this will cause slow downs, not going to hang up too much just make note it is there. also an accident schuylkill westbound at passyunk that right shelledder pulled off to the side that has not yet cleared. but good news everyone is traveling around at posted speed there. 9 miles an hour on the the schuylkill, i-95 southbound 18