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good evening. investigators will be back aton east bay landfill tomorrow to continue their search for a missing man who may be another victim of a murder spree that took four lives. tonight there was a vigil to mourn the dead >> reporter: church and community members gathered to remember the victims of violence and the families left behind. the . >> we now realize how precious and how short and fragile life is. so appreciate the ones you love because you never know when they will be taken away. >> reporter: all those killed were remembered including the man investigators link to the murders. even though condemned to die said the vice mayor get a prayer. >> the priest or whoever it is still gives a prayer because that individual still has a

family left behind. >> reporter: the father urged memories of the police and community agencies and the community emergency response team. >> our sert group who comes and is donating their time, at that landfill, hopefully searching, hopefully that we will nod find frederick dead. >> reporter: frederick salas remains missing its feared he is at the landfill. the missing 35-year-old is the son of a 73-year-old who was found beaten to death a week ago. the younger one may be the 5th murder victim in a string of killings that appear to be linked to one man. he was shot and killed by police on tuesday after a high speed chase. in the car was the body of cindy tran kidnapped as she left work tuesday evening. the bodies of two other women were found in his home monday.

the vigil ended with a wish to help those who might harm others. >> hope that one day anybody anyone who is upset or worried can find someone, someplace where they can go to get help. >> reporter: searchers say they will be back at the landfill tomorrow morning. i asked one officer how he can be sure that the body is in the dump . he said they aren't sure but with the information they have they have no choice but to keep looking. >> seems like so much ground to cover. how long do you think? >> they have 244 acres of dump site but they have patterns and have an idea of where the trucks go. they have to sort that out. once they are done with that they can say they feel he isn't there. >> a man shot and killed, shot to death in daylight. it happened on springs road around noon today. neighbors heard shots and saw the suspect flee in what looked

like a silver or white honda. the victim was 42. this is the 11th homicide this year movement a livermore man in jail accused of stabbing his teen son 11 times. gary gomez got in a fight with the 14-year-old on a fishing trip. his wife got hurt trying to stop the fight . none of the injuries serious. gomez will be arraigned on wednesday movement efforts to crack down on drunk drivers appears to have paid off this holiday weekend. police have arrested 167 drivers since friday night. that's up from last year. statewide there have been almost a thousand arrests. and the cost of drinking in san francisco could get higher. the sup soups want a fee on alcoholic drink. >> reporter: hangovers are no fun and the bar tab won't be either if a new alcohol fee is

imposed. >> can't stop the politicians who come up with this idea. >> reporter: the board of supervisors is considering a new fee for alcohol. something like five cents for a bottle of beer. >> it'll impact our business. >> reporter: he said customers will go away. >> change their habits and drink at home instead of drinking here. they won't quit drinking. >> reporter: the new fee is expected to generate $16 million for alcohol abuse programs. last year 13 and a half million was spent just to get drunks off the streetful the idea is to off set city costs like paramedic responses and emergency room visits. >> cities is in big enough trouble. >> reporter: a long time bartender said it's hard enough

restaurants already tack on sur charges to pay for city mandated health care. >> what's happened in the last few years. the minimum wage in san francisco is higher than anywhere. in the whole health care thing the cost of business is going up and up and up in the city. yeah. not a problem for me. i think for most people it's such a -- when you consider most people go out and enjoy themselves. you throw a nickel on the tab. they aren't really going to notice. >> reporter: most say they don't mind if it's for a good cause. the board is expected to pass the new fee but the mayor has hinted he will veto. last call begins tuesday when the board of supervisors votes. in san francisco, linda yee. >> the former ceo of hp could soon have a new job. the wall street journal reports he is in talks with oracle. the ceo is a friend of his and

came to his defense in the wake of sexual harassment allegations. the top job isn't available. he resigned after an hp marketing contract era cause him of harassment. this week the state's court will hear amounts on three lawsuits challenging the governor's power to furlough state workers. 114,000 state employees filed suit. the governor ordered them to take unpaid days off in response to the budget crisis. the cores ruling that may take months could affect all workers furloughed this wear and last year. checking headlines around the bay area the police have identitied two young men who were killed in a collision in san francisco. it happened last flight at brotherhood way and lake merced. a 19-year-old and 20-year-old were killed. three other people are in the hospital with serious injuries.

no word on what caused the accident. and the family of a man who died after being killed on the streets of oakland has received a gift. several east bay organizations have raised 75,000 dollars for the wife and son of the man. he and his son why attacked by two teen its while shopping last april. the money was donated to help the son continue his studies. two 18-year-old's have been charged in the murder. and historic bell that was taken from a penninsula theater has been found six years after it disappeared. the great chap el bell belonged to the theater in foster city. on friday someone called and said they saw it at a scrap yard. is that happened to be the same day the theater was celebrating it's 70th anniversary. the theater can't wait to put it back to work. >> it used to ring to start a show or ring at the end of

intermission. so many of our patrons who have been coming here for years really love it and miss it. >> the medical about el was cast in 1908 and will be returned to the theater's court yard where will it get the audience to seats on time again. >> we want to know why it didn't function the way it was supposed to. >> because if it had america's wouldn't have happened. ster the million pound clue that could finally tell us what went wrong in the gulf. a warning for dog owners. the popular treat that could make your pet sick. >> the cbs5 weather center. labor day shaping up to be great. the forecast next. ♪

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the gulf of mexico. what investigators could learn from the blow out preventer that failed. >> reporter: rising slowly from the floor of the gulf a one million pound piece of metal. the blow out preventer that didn't live up to its name. it's recovery could be the ro section etta stone to the worst environmental disaster in american history. >> we want to know why it didn't function the way it was supposed to and we don't want it to happen again. >> reporter: this was the first look at the complex device that could have saved 11 lives on board the rig and revented 200 million gallons of oil from fouling the gulf of mexico and hundreds of miles of shoreline. the blow out preventer was supposed to slice through the drill pope in an emergency and seal the well. it failed. >> possible that the well head had two pieces of drill pope in

it rather than a single piece and the blow out preventer wasn't able to cut through both. >> reporter: lifting the preventer out of the sea was a painstakingly slow process. it took almost 30 hours when it was done thad allen said the damage blow out preventer is now under the supervisors of the criminal investigation team, an fbi recovery team. the oil industry in the gulf is treading water since the stopping on deep water drilling. an engineer said recovery of the preventer may change that. >> know that we have the stack on surface and the investigation moving forward be age to better get the oil industry back up and moving again. >> reporter: it'll take days for the preventer to reach land. it'll be taken to a nasa facility near new orleans. results will be of great interest to the many victims of

the oil spill who have filed hundreds of lawsuits because of it. cbs news new york. >> all right. a warning for dog owners. what are you feeding your pet could make it sick. hart is recalling 75,000 bags of natural real beef treats because they may have salmonella. they were sold across the country. there are no reports of illnesses in animals or humans. concerns about west nile virus after two ineffected animals were found. a dead squirrel in redwood city ask a dead raven a week later. vector control is working to determine the source of the virus and is asking people who live in the areas to call them in they find a dead animal. a lot of people looking forward to labor day and keeping their fingers crossed that we will get sunshine. >> turned out to be a nice day around the bay area. going to be better tomorrow

with lots of sun. hot in spots. lue find everywhere you go. hot. interior yore the 80s. mid-90s. inside the bay 80s. very warm. out toward the coastline just haven't seen a lot of -- temperatures in the 60s. even mid70's. nice weather around the bay area. patchy fog early on. that's a sign of things to come. clear sykes all round the bay area today. that meant the temperatures started to warm up. 90 degrees in livermore. 83 san jose. that's a big improve helicopter there. 70 san francisco. 86 santa rosa. if you plan to travel around the state you will find heat in to the central valley. there in toward fresno. 95 sacramento. the high country looking good. 93 degrees. 73 lake tahoe and -- well on the big picture we have a

trough that's been sitting on the coastline. we finally get that ridge of higher pressure and it'll carry with it off shore winds. as they approach the coastline they sink, they start to warm up. a great labor day to get outside. fun model not picking up any low clouds and fog all day long keeping the skies nice and clear. even toward the coastline. the beaches looking fantastic in toward the afternoon. those off shore winds, rank up the temperatures along the coastline. numbers into the 70s. as high as 74 degrees. half moon bay and daily city. inside the bay temperatures in to the 80s. even 90's toward morgan hill. to the east bay some of the hotter temperatures, 96 brentwood. 95 antioch. looking at 80s inside the bay. north bay looking good. plenty of sun all day. temperatures going to get hot

in spots. about 93 degrees in santa rosa. 92 degrees in sonoma. temperatures will take a big dive as we look toward tuesday and wednesday. those numbers a good 20 to 30- degrees cooler toward the middle of the week and only slight warming toward thursday and friday. that is a look at weather and back to you. >> thank you. sick of sitting in traffic? this could be the solution. how about a space age bus. could it make the nightmares a thing of the past? . >> thisfloatingg roof -- it would curve on the bottom and top so it would open up to the view. >> taking eco friendly bilings to new heights. what it takes to turn a jet into a dream home. and the long awaited delivery that has everybody at one zoo tickled pink. [ female announcer ] we know jerry brown was mayor of oakland,

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this bright idea called the stradl bus, part bus, part train, part moving tunnel, could soon solve real nightmares. using a mix of solar power the bus runs on track that can be put on roads letting small vehicles drive underneath. the price tag is $7.4 million. it holds up to 1400 passengers the bus can reduce 25 to 30% of traffic because it doesn't use road space. the idea proving a hit with urban planners the united states to india but it's china where it's really gaining traction. here desperate times call for desperate measures. a 75-mile back up of cargo trucks outside the capitol has

frustrated drivers since mid- august. if we don't stay in line we have no way to get in explains this man. he will need to be patient president the jam is expected to dragon until december when road construction is complete. in central china roads to the north stretching for miles all the way to the south are packed all hours of the day. traffic is a defining feature creating a major headache this he are investing in public transport, miles of new subway tunnels, bike lanes and bus routes. there little political will to break the dependance on cars. >> it was still on auto sales. >> reporter: 20 years ago they were the kingdom of bikes. now it's gone car crazy. still, some believe the future straddle bus may give them a chance to regain some of the

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jonathan san . the giants haven't been this close to first place since august 7th. sanchez was dirty tonight. only three hits allowed. nine strike outs in his seven innings of work with the giants clinging to the 1-0 lead in the 7th. last night they bend one just around the foul pole and the giants win. tonight they sit one game out of the west because the padres did their part. the opposite field single sends san diego to its 10th straight loss. rockies beat the padres 4-2. oakland, looking for his first win since late july. wouldn't happen today. roughed up by the angels. the, they loose. the shot of the day goes to sam cleary.

he lobs the point but advances to the 4th round of the open with a straight set win. under the lights in atlanta. stewart in the red. number 14. pulls away and wins. his first race of the year. it's his first win in 31 races. game day at 11:30. >> good. thank you. >> all right. the zoo tick manied pink about a flamingo population explosion. four have hatched so far. it's hard to get them to reproduce. they have been trying for seven years with no success. exchange with the phoenix zoo finally got them in the mood. the zoo doo is celebrating by offering patrons in pink a dollar off admission through tomorrow. its going to be a nice day. no matter where you are. that's it for the news at ten. news is always on on the

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