. he is out there defending us, it shouldn't, it shouldn't be too much to ask to come in and donate plywood or -- >> a community comes out to support a wounded officer. how he is faring after a second trip to the operating room. a fire climbs a life in san francisco. the steps the tenant took as her apartment burned. ow the gulf . >> a celebration of survival and a determination to rebuild. how the gulf coast is marking the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina. >> prices have gone down, especially on aircraft like this that consume a lot of fuel. consume a lot have fuel, it does. >> for all those top gun wannabes, how you can own your own jet fighter. the news starts now. >> this is cbs5 "eyewitness news." onight after . >> good evening, i'm an note a

rang low, a wounded fremont police officer reunited nations in critical condition tonight after a second round of surgery. the man suspected of shooting him, 20-year-old andrew bar recollection toes was arrested yesterday in san diego trying to flee the country. he is expected to be returned to the bay area soon. dunn don nap is at the hospital with the way the community is rallying. >> reporter: he did undergo a successful surgery to repair his bladder but he does remain in stable condition. the community is turning out to show support by donating blood. residents show their support for a police officer shot and critically wounded, they turned out in we markable numbers without appointments to give blood. >> a third of the people said i heard the news in two days ago and want to come in and help. >> medical teams used 60 pints of blood as they worked to save

fremont police officer todd young's life. he has worked 16 years as an officer, 69 years old, he was shot twice in the abdomen on friday afternoon, another fremont officer tried to serve a warrant on andrew berrien toes. he allegedly shot young in an exchange of gunfire. he was captured yesterday afternoon near the mexican border. the huge blood loss prompted a huge turn out to donate at pleasant hill. >> when friday, when the officer in the community has been shot and used so much plywood there has been an outpouring of money especially from the community. >> even though they are with another city, they are still our fellow officers, our brother officers, i had to do something. >> reporter: susan car was prompted to action by thnews reports of young's shooting. >> i mean he is out there

defending us, it shouldn't, it shouldn't be too much to ask to come in and donate blood or volunteer to do something else. >> police say berrien toe shot at but missed the driver of this car in a failed carjacking attempt. then took another car to make a get away. >> our hope is that he is going to fully recover and come back and be a full-time productive police officer. right now we want to get through it a step at a time. supporters are optimistic about young's chances of recovery but, right now, they are just worried about getting through the night. ken? >> blake. >> don, let me ask you, if somebody sees this story and they want to donate blood are there special events or do they go to any red cross center. >> the way the red cross put it. they don't say what kind of blood, just contribute blood. some of it may go to this officer, there were 60 pints of blood on the shelf when he went in, we need to have those 60 pints in there for the next

person. when udoh nate udoh nate to the next person but not necessarily to him. >> young's friends and fellow officers have setup a facebook page to urge blood donations, there's messages of support and share updates on his condition the police are investigating a double murder. they say two groups got into a gun fight outside an apt building, in the 300 block of san antonio court two men were shot in the head and died at the scene, a 19-year-old woman was also shot, police are looking into whether the shootings were gang related. >> in hayward, police are searching for the suspect in a fatal shooting. officers found a man shot on cottage point drive at 4:00, he died at the hospital. police say they believe the victim was started but they are not saying why. this is hayward's 12th homocide this year. and a san francisco woman has died after leaping from an 8th floor balcony as her apartment burned. it happened in the tenderloin

on oh material between park and lunch kin. tim ryan on how the fire may have started. >> reporter: the fire here at the trinity towers apt at about 5:30 this morning 8880 fairly street across the street from the great music hall, one man an asian was hospitalised, a woman, they have no identity on this woman, jumped or fell a full 8 floors hitting this tree before falling to the sidewalk below. this according to san francisco police spokesman troy dangerfield. >> the female is a jane doe at this point. and that's all we know at this point because there was no identification on the person. >> reporter: the fire was contained to just the one eighth floor unit. we're told that there is extensive damage. with investigators now trying to figure out who this female was, they say that she did not have any id. in san francisco, tim ryan, for

cbs5. a fire in san jose turned up a familiar source. inside the house was a marijuana growing operation. investigators suspect the flames were sparked by faulty wiring. pg and e service had been bypassed and inteen you're wiring was tinkered with to avoid detection. no one was at home when the fire started. and the first city in california to approve a medical marijuana dispensary may order a moratorium on new shops. fairfax city leaders say they want to hold off on any new facilities until after an election when they could legalize marijuana use. passage of prop 19 could change how they license medical marijuana sales. it's a new orleans tradition and never was it more appropriate than today. ♪ [ music ] people of the ninth ward formed a second line and marched through the streets

that marked the second anniversary of hurricane katrina. it's a ceremony usually reserved for funerals but, for many, today this remarked a birth. manuel gallegus on how the city is trying to stagger to its feet. >> reporter: all around new orleans there were small ceremonies, people remembering those who were lost in hurricane katrina and some marked the end of their grief in a way that only new orleans can. bells tolled and the city paused to remember the 1836 lives taken by hurricane katrina across the gulf five years ago. earlier, at a traditional jazz funeral in the french quarter, mourners agreed it was time to bury that old girl katrina and their grief with it. >> put away all the memories, put away all the memories, start anew. >> but the memories of the storm's fury are still here. from the team to the overgrown

lots and the 50,000 homes that still stand vacant. president obama assured a crowd at louisiana xavier university that rebuilding is still a priority. >> my administration is going to stand with you and fight alongside you until the job is done. >> reporter: the tourists who were here this rainy summer weekend have certainly put katrina behind them although locals say tourism is still down about 20% from what it was five years ago. it was standing room only for the nightly jazz performance at historic preservation hall. new orleans born trumpet early roy jones says five years later most of his fellow artists are back. >> the musicians who experienced katrina and that have returned to new orleans are playing the music with more passion and more devotion than they have ever played with before. >> reporter: but many older musicians who relocated after katrina have not returned and new arrivals are taking their places. part have the changing landscape of this historic

city. and, with this anniversary now behind them, tomorrow and we get back to the business of recovery here. back to you. >> let me ask you this. it all started with a failed levee. what is the status of getting those shored up? >> reporter: well, next year this huge levy project is about to be completed, $15 billion invested by the government, a 350-mile perimeter of levees here, pumping stations and canals to make sure that this doesn't happen again. of course, much of this area under sea level so you can see the patchwork and the huge walls that have been built that are supposed to get completed by the end of next year. >> let's hope it does. manuel gallegus in new orleans. next door in alabama the own pier on the hudson was honored this weekend. sully sullenberger was rescued for risking their life to save others. all are medal of honor recipients but he was also

presented the american spirit award. he told the huntsville space center the word "hero" is often misinterpreted and often over used. another bad accident at a busy 2010. what happened when a tour bus and car collided in san francisco. the fight to save some east bay child care centers, what they plan to do now to keep them operating. who needs a fast car when que go super sonic. you can be the proud owner of a fighter jet if the price is right. mild temperatures for the monday but big changes on the way. how warm we'll get by mid-week, i've got that coming up. ♪ they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus.

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♪ collided today at a busy san fran . please are investigating how a double dekker tour bus and car collided today at a busy san francisco 2010. the accident happened around 11:00th northern, the impact blew out the window of the tour bus and caused extensive damage to the hood of the toyota but no major injuries. a new ramp connecting highway 24 west and highway 13 north will open tomorrow just in time for the morning commute. the old ramp was shut down this weekend. the new ramp is farther west, making it easier for drivers to merge into exiting traffic. this change is all part of the cal cut tunnel project. they said they moved up the ramp opening to accommodate

fans attending the oakland football game next saturday. some 500 east bay preschoolers depend on them for daycare and tonight their parents are vowing to keep them open. they say they plan to occupy the golden gate child development center starting tuesday when one of seven originally set to close because of budget cuts. five have been spared at least for now but parents say they want the state to come up with the money to keep them all open permanently. >> we want public education for every young person in oakland and we want the little ones, you know, aged 3 to 5 and the after school programs, to exist for children to develop and have an equal start in life. >> state budget cuts have forced the oakland school district to reduce funding for early childhood education by $13 million, that's almost 3/4 over the total state funding. well it's the preeminent sailing competition and some feel san francisco is the perfect venue for the makers cup.

a group of bay area business leaders will meet tomorrow to recruit sponsorship to put in a bid for sporting event. they'll need to convince the bmw oracle racing team and their bill nature owner to come here in 2013 or 2014. improvements to the waterfront will be needed to host the event. if you have ever watched the blue angels sore over san francisco you know what an adrenalin rush flying can take. don ford on how you can get your own jet. >> reporter: now admit it. ever since "top gun" you would like to know how to own a niger jet. that fantasy may have gotten a lot cheaper [ tower chatter ] >> reporter: wolf aviation in stockton now has that fighter jet and it's trying to sell it

at $175,000, still, takers. so the so the price keeps dropping. >> we're willing to get rid of it for less than our ask price. >> this fighter jet can blast through the sky at mach 2, fly as high as 60,000 feet. so you've got your big screen tv and your big barbecue pitkanen. how about something manly, your fine european fighter jet. buying it isn't the issue however. at over $5 a gallon for fuel few can afford to feed it. >> prices have gone down especially on aircraft like this that consume a lot of fuel. it consumers a lot of fuel, it does. >> it blows through 100 gallons of fuel a minute going super sonic, that's $5,000 of fuel every 10 minutes. who are you looking for to buy that? >> the person that has the discretionary income to enjoy something like that. >> reporter: you mean rich?

>> rich. >> reporter: it still turns heads of every pilot that walks by. >> i don't think i could afford to taxi that. >> reporter: randy parent is a military historian and by lot. he knows how rare it is to have a cold war jet fighter that still flies and he has some advice for the potential new owner. >> fly this to say air shows, put it on display, let people see a fly-by, hear it, see it, touch it, that's what it's all about. so the current generation can see something like this. >> it tells you where you can go super sonic,over mexico, international ocean waters. >> i'm ready. >> reporter: and edwards air force base. >> if we sell both of our hoses. >> reporter: it's protecting stockton. absolutely. maybe that fantasy is still just a fantasy. in stockton, don ford, cbs5. well julie watts in for lawrence tonight and she has a loom have look at our next week

forecast. >> clear skies with a bit of a breeze the story this evening, that breeze will die down for your morning commute and we'll likely see mainly clear skies. we do think you'll wake up to coastal clouds, hayesy sunshine and mild by the bay, mostly sunny and mild with temperatures a bit closer to average as you head inland tomorrow. take a look at the satellite perspective you'll see why we're waiting for a bit of a warmup on the horizon. right now though just waiting for this trough to push on through off to our east. million-dollar in its weak, by monday, high pressure this week, building in with its warm air mass, vaulting temperatures up 10 degrees by by the time you hit thursday. upper 70s for the warmest spots in the south bay. mid-60s along the coast, as you head over the other side of the bay, 73 eastmont, east bay, inland travel, mid-80s, places like brentwood but closer to that 70-degree mark, up north, wine country in the upper 70s,

77 sonoma and napa. the coolest 68, 68 in san francisco, 70 in citizen son beach. seven-day forecast showing a big temperature bump-up over the next few days, oh we are 80s, 90s by thursday, we start to cool. by tend of the holiday weekend we're talking low 80s once again. banning plastic grocery bags, how one group is trying to put the brakes on that effort in san francisco. how to keep their wedding eco friendly people! look at you!

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oil indust . a battle over plastic bags is brewing in sacramento. lobbyists for the plastic and oil industries will try this week to block a bill banning carry out plastic bags in california. it's already passed the assembly so they are pressuring state senators to kill the bill. supporters argue plastic bags are a burden on the environment. it's the latest thing to go green. weddings. planners say for the eco conscious bride and groom it can be done. cindy on how to get hitched and be environmentally friendly. >> reporter: here she comes dressed in white. but, these days, a bride's wedding can also be green. >> definitely nice to see that they are making an effort to do something like that and, you know, be conscious. >> reporter: that is the point of this wedding fair today could sponsored by palo alto, a green-powered city. every exhibit tore offers something to save the environment. for example, some table linens

are made from recycled plastic bottles but they aronly available in limited colors like natural or white. why not buy all your linens made out have recycled bottles. >> well one reason is not all the linens can be died or made into certain patterns. >> reporter: a table of pride al gift or supplies are 100% natural, no dyes used. >> made out of plant starch, made out of corn, the candle is soy-based, burns more than 40 hours. >> reporter: and 20% of the proceeds also go to the non- profit of the bride's choice. the emphasis here is lowical sustainable and recyclable, even down to the wedding dress. >> you know what i would do is i would dye the whole skirt. >> reporter: via net salon makes custom wedding gowns but also offers brides the option to redesign their investments into another dress, perhaps for a friend or relative. >> and then no more material is wasted. and it also can have special meaning for other people in the

family to have part have the bride's dress used for other occasions. >> the average wed is expected to cost anywhere from 20 to $30,000 these days. it helps to recycle. >> weddings often-times can be really extravagant and things, you do just use one. >> reporter: brides are thinking green to save green. in palo alto, linda yeah, cbs5. 6:19:08 "and the emmy goes to...mad . shows about american life past and present took the top awards at the emmy awards tonight. >> and the emmy goes to ... "madmen." >> it earned its third consecutive award as best drama series. modern family took the best for its first season, the top acting award went to brian gaston and tar a message wick for best in a drama, kim parsons won best actor and

phoebe pal ontario took the best in a comedy award. >> the dodgers say buy bye eye to manny. i'm dennis o'donnell and the giants try to avoid a costly sweep. we're up next.

. "eyewitness news" is product to you by foster farms. the sweep to .. . well the giants could not preserve a win for matt cain but they did play come back ball and avoid the sweep to arizona. after employing a 5-1 lead they come back to take the lead on this josi guillin hit. they are 9-7, a game and a half back in the west. the a's take two out of three from the first-place rangers, kevin kouzmanoff with his 12th

of the year, gio gonzalez with a win happen. oakland pulls to within 7 1/2 of the rangers. this was manny's last play, after being tossed from the game he'll be heading back to the american league as a member of the chicago white sox. at the barkley's matt kuchar hits this beautiful approach shot in the playoff. he out lasted martin laird who missed a short putt in regulation that would have won the tournament. meanwhile north of the border michelle wie won her first tournament since september. japan is champion of the little league baseball world. they beat hawaii to end the u.s. reign of 5 straight little league championships. coming up on "gameday" in, what, about an hour from now on our sister station we are joined by the head coach whose job it is to take down top ranked alabama in their opener

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