says happened when she was accosted at her door. a series of bar brawls overnight --one captured on tape... where police were kept busy running from one fight to another. a call to duty while out campaigning... how two firefighters ended up rescuing tenants of an apartment building. and politicians rally around pot... the event today that could mark the start of marijuana in the mainstream retail market. good evening... i'm ann notarangelo. the latest victim in a series of attacks at an east bay apartment complex is coming forward tonight. all five women assaulted-- live at the park regency apartments in walnut creek. the 900-unit complex is on the 31-hundred block of oak road. linda yee on what the latest victim says happened to her.

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cameras, but apparently the attackers were still able to get through, about their security concerns. they would only say no comment. in walnut creek. several people are facing charges after a series of bar brawl, it started around 11:30 friday night twovment hours later, came reports of fighting outside the vice ultra lounge. half an hour after that, another fight at the -- lounge. man was beaten repeatedly, >> the fight was caught on cell phone video, one man was beaten repeatedly and was punched and kicked on the ground. he was hospitalized with head injurys and his attackers fled. one person was arrested at the scene. five other people were arrested in the two earlier fights. police don't believe the fights were related. police are searching tonight for a young woman who was kidnapped early this

morning. investigatorring say 18-year- old stabbed a man inside a home and took took 18-year-old judy law and fled. he also goes by tony. police are looking for the two in a black 2002 lexus with the license plate 6 dsj 1212. >> a police chase that ran the length of the peninsula ended with a suspect in the hospital, but the woman and baby he's accused of kid kidnapping unhurt. from san jose todayly city where he cut across 280 and headed south. he finally crashed on the overpass where he pulled a woman identified as an exgirlfriend out of the pick up and held her at knife point. after only a minute he jumped off the overpas and fell about 30 feet, was taken to the hospital but the woman and 11 month old child in the truck were unhurt.

an 85-year-old woman -- police say 64-year-old driver was traveling on park near university when she hit several cars causing the car to flip over. a police officer witnessed the crash approximate went to help but it took some time to get the woman out. our guess at this point is that speed is going to be one of the primary factors in this particular collision although we haven't determined that for certain at this point. the elderly passenger died at the scene. the driver remains hospitalize. no word on the extent of her injuries. two san jose firefighters proved just how needed they are today. they were con vassing a neighborhood looking for support to save fire department jobs when they spotted smoke. how they jumped in to save the day. >> reporter: by the time fire engines ariferred, flames were roaring out of this fire department, but two firefighters were already on the scene.

they had been in the area campaigning against ballot measure v which could lead to cuts in firefighters pay and pensions when they saw smoke, they ran to the flames. >> the fire department was fully involved when we got here. we had fire coming out the windows and door. >> wearing a t-shirt and shorts and -- dressed in a the t -shirt and scenes. >> they attacked with a garden hose and evacuated a couple of the apartment, shut off the utilitys and awaited for the first ariferring company to get on scene. on the second floor when the floor gave way and he fell to the first separating his shoulder. one apartment was destroyed and three- slay damaged. the loss was about half a million dollars. they are credited with helping about ten people get out. at one point, he went back in. >> one gentlemen was in and needed his medication. i ran and got his medication and came back out. we secured the electrical and

gas utilities, then we went next door and evacuated the building next door. >> all in a days work for firefighters even on a day off. >> we were going for a walk and we come on to a fire and always once a firefighter always a tire fighter. >> the off duty firefighters who took charge may have not only helped save lives but probably won some support at least in that neighborhood for that campaign to protect their wages and pensions. >> so this isn't a measure that would save jobs. >> it is a measure the city wants to use to stop the escalating pensions and the wages, but because now they have compulsory arbitration when they run into a deadlock they want to maybe force down the wage. >> it was amaize whack amazing what they did today. >> absolutely. san jose hazmat is working to clean up a fuel spill, 1300- gallonsover diesel spilled from a roof top tank at the at&t

building. some of the fuel got into the sewer system which is being flushed tonight. it is not a danger to humans but it is a risk to wild life. san francisco is one step close tore sending its trash to ewe bah county. according to the chronicle, if board of directors approves a new contract, they would sport transporting the garbage to a different land fill if five years: rightht now the trash goes to a land fill near livermoore but it is running out of room. many say they're looking for ways to boost their economies, one city may have found an answer in med cal marijuana stores. even some politicians are on board. >> the so-called wal-mart of week oakland 60,000 weed grow formerly i grow held a grand reopening today complete with pot products, potting soil and eager politicians.

>> i think we all have gotten donation. >> with the propot politics oakland has been raking in millions in sales tax from medicinal marijuana and if it keeps growing up to $8 million a year. >> probably all of the top candidates support the industry because it is legal, safe, it is regulated and quite frankly, it is providing a stream of revenues. >> there's a ballot many you are to double the sales tax rate to 5% in oakland and with prop 19, weed could be legal for people without a prescription clearing the way for more big box pot stores, weed grow is planning on going public next year. >> it happened in the hamburger days with mcdonalds, the goal was to teach people about me cal. >> they're not selling pot here, they don't have one of the four permits approximate but pot was present as an indication of the low law enforcement priority just friday, pot possession was put on par with a speeding ticket

in california. yeah, you are going to have a fight and i expect this to be a fight. i expect prop 19 will be in court the next day but nothing in california has ever been easy. >> there could be some feds here in the audience today. >> there could be, you could be a fed in the audience today. >> there could be and we are aware of the risk but just like in the prohibition, somebody needs to take the first step. >> the expansion plans have already begun, the second store is planned for burlington, the third for sacramento, all to be opened within the next couple of months. in oakland, cbs 5. supplies headed for troops in afghanistan set in a blaze, who is expected in the deadly attack. we need to. just because what happened, we don't want it to happen again; right. >> u.s. travelers warned about trips to europe.

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they were carrying supplies for u-s and nato troops in afghanistan. militants opened fire -- then set fire to th s was parked they were carrying supplies for u.s. and nato troops. militants opened fire and set fire to the convoy where it was parked overnight. three people were killed. this is the third such strike inside pakistan in as many days. and a warning tonight to americans traveling abroad. the state department says people headed to europe should be individual lent because of the suspected terrorist plot. why the source of the threat is making it so sere ruus. >> the u.s. state department issued an alert on sunday, urging americans to take caution when traveling in europe. the alert warns of a potential terror plot that could target popular tourist destinations. >> make sure you have registered with the american embassy, if you avoid public demonstrations, civil disthank you barns.

>> it dis-- disturbances. >> the first time in recent herselfly the state department has issued an alert for a continent because of a security threat. overseas it put some american tourists on edge. >> coming to madrid and being in area where is thing versus previously happened in years before has put me kind of an edge a little bit to be aware and kind of watch out for things. >> intelligence officials believe osama bid laden may be behind the plot. if so it would be the largest roll in planning a terror attack since 9/11. >> eight germans and two british brothers are believe today be at the center of the plot and some o of the suspects may be hiding. >> have picked p up information that has been followed up with the pakistan side. we will follow up. >> will review two audio tapes

recently released to see if they contain coded messages to militants. cbs news new york. vandal s attacking month december modesto. >> the letters raan were spray painted on another window and that is the initials of an anarchist that held last week. it is possible that whoever is responsible used those to divert suspension. the previous incident was at another location. rainy start today for the 34th annual bridge to bridge run. there they go, running actually two race, a 12k and 7 k, both start near the bay, and go along the marina, and end at the -- sports illustrated called it americas most

beautiful run. the race is a benefit for special olympics of northern california. in we were talking earlier about the rain, not a lot but enough that people were wearing jackets. >> actually a little bit of sprinkle is not bad for a run actually it is pretty good running weather just enough to get a little glow on the ground if you will. we saw about 1/100th of an inch, and got a little more, a few hundreds of an inch. not a lot but just enough to get the grounds a little slick today. just a little sprinkling for us and i don't think we will see a lot more of that heading into or weekend, let's check about the morning commute. shall we. mostly sunny inland but we will see increasing breezy seasons, down right windy toward the bay and coast. heading out the door you will find the morning clouds along the coast, even a little fog

and drizzle but windy with winds anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour along the coast tomorrow. we have this trough of low pressure moving in, and it will increase the pressure, and kick up the winds pretty much area wide. as for rain, here is deal, cut off lows the next couple of day, we will keep a chance of showers and then there is this cold front passing through but i think it will dissipate moving northeast, and so for the most part we should stay dry, i wouldn't be shocked if we sue sprinkles but that's it. you will notice however cooler temperatures as this cool air mas moves in and kicks up the breezy conditions, the breeze should die down by tuesday and westbound wednesday of this week, cool temperatures sticking with us, 71 redwood city and san jose where it is 70 free monte, rivermoore, the warmer spots at concord,

fairfield, checking out the forecast, not a lot of variation from day-to-day, inland in the upper 70s to near 80 for the warmest spots exam close to 70, 50 to low 70s by the day, close to 60 along the coast, all week lock, it is not until next weekend we start to bump those up ever so slightly, not an indian summer, and 80s for the warmest spots inland. so warmer than this week, but not warm enough. >> yeah. >> it is still pleasant for those of us on the east bay. >> absolutely. a little chilly here in san francisco. >> thank you very much. >> a young life lost over an invasion of privacy, the lessons being learned and ignored by the generation raised with the internet. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina.

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tonight, hundreds of people turned out for . the mourning continues. tonight hundred hads of people turned out for a candle light i haveville in memory of tyler, the university freshman killed hips after his roommate and another student used a web cam to broadcast him having a sexual encounter with another man. more are planned this week. he just one of many people who have had their lives exposed online. some people say we can no longer maintain any privacy. jim on the rise of cyber terrorism. >> the tragedy of tyler's suicide from the live streaming

of his encounter to his suicide note unfolded as so much of your lives do now online. >> we are now operating in a kind of free fall. internet gurus, say things like privacy is dead get over it. >> it is happening so fast people may not have had a chance to catch up with the privacy implications. >> there's no boundary, it is the whole world. >> sure. >> emily is a 26-year-old high school english teacher: thisis was her four and a half years ago, a story about what was then an addictive new web venture called facebook. >> as whitty or fun, in ways that i wouldn't know just looking at them face to face. >> since we first met emily facebook has e plodded in growth. this past summer facebook reached 500 million users. that's one out of every 14

people on earth who now have a facebook provide. the number of facebook users will be a billion by next year. >> which is why murphy uses facebook much less how. >> that's great. i knee the communication factor is there but there's also part of my life that i want to retain private. >> you never thought that way four years ago. >> i just -- no,. >> it is not written of pencil, it is in ink. >> examines larger questions raised by the facebook and other web web sites. >> do you see this with the kids you teach. >> absolutely. they're so concerned with their digital or online image, and it is disheartening to think there's so much stock in how to present themselves which can never be a full picture of who they are. >> which might be a limit in the social networking revolution many think is limitless. cbs news, new york.

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saves. the champagne in full effect and they're still partying tonight on third. and -- >> 49ers leading atlanta, falcons driving for the game winner, and he picks off matt ryan. game over; right? wrong. clements fumbles the fust football, game set match. 16-14. are you kidding me. 9ers are 0-4. raiders to texas immediating a touchdown to tie with under 2 minutes in the game on fourth down, the pass by lewis murphy intercepted by troy, that's how you do down. that's how you go down. 31-24 is the final. coming up on game day, we will take you inside the giants clubhouse with the unbelieverable finish for the 49ers and more from the raiders. >> we should avoid preseason games. >> undefeated in the preseason.

>> all right. that's the news at 10:00. we will see you at 11:00 on cbs 5. good night.

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