. >> >> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news on the cw. >> he's a very dangerous guy, maybe drug addict, crazy, that's all we know. >> a man hunt for a double murder. overnight crime that has bay area police searching for a woman and her boyfriend. shootings deaths of two african-american men and now the naacp gets involved. i got a call, shooting the beatles next weekend? it's great. >> a rare collection kept under wraps until now. an intimate look on the bootles. good evening. a man suspected in a double murder. a woman and her boyfriend were found shot early this morning at

their fairfield apartment on crowly lane and both later died. who are police zooming in on. >> heard four gun shots and that's when i saw her laying on the front door. >> reporter: it was a woman shot and dying on this door step. her boyfriend was also shot and dying nearby. >> i just heard somebody zeme inging. >> reporter: the shooter police have identified as ricardo martinez de leon has been on the run since. >> he's a very dangerous guy. >> reporter: police say de leon is the ex-boyfriend of the woman that was killed. she recently moved in with her boyfriend after a long term relationship. at around 6:00 on friday evening police say he came here to confront her. >> it was a loud argument and

had dialogue with police earlier. >>. >> reporter: this apartment manager thinks police didn't do their job. >> the police responded did all they could do in making sure she was safe. she chose to make sure she didn't return until 1:00 in the morning. >> reporter: he maybe driving i '99 dodge van and a license plate 8h 03092. >> whoever sees him, call 911 and help us get him and he needs to pay for what he did. >> we're still waiting for the coroner's office to wait until who died over night.

cbs 5. two suspected gang members are in custody tonight accused of a double murder more than two months ago. they shot two men outside a san jose complex last august. the 19-year-old woman was also shot but she survived. they connected on san antonio court. and the two people arrested are gang members put police won't say if heir gang related. a police officer being -- he was their first officer to get to the scene of a shooting at pine and franklin streets. a gun man shooting from the window in an apartment building. he lost his life in 1994. a community moating in oakland tonight to discuss the

killing of another african-american man by police. don apple white believe the killing of derrick jones showsay an attitude. >> leaders gathered at the victory baptist church to discuss another shooting of an unarmed african-american man. thursday, demonstrators took their protest to the shooting of derrick jones to the station. >> these officers are wearing cameras, and if they are, what's the camera to what happened with derrick jones. derrick jones' shooting was the direct result of them giving the mandate of them to kill. >> he was shot after officers chased him down after officers say he attempted to kill a

woman. >> the entire time the officers are yelling for the man to get his hands up. >> the officer says he's heard that before. >> the most shootings we've heard, they feel they have the right to shoot an frerp male because they happen to say be reaching for his piece. >> the da and the state attorney general are investigating of what they call the history of misconduct. >> has the police chief weighed in on this at all. >> they say they have to do it better, have to deal with them going into the clothing and the waste band. it's a tough problem. >> don, thank you very much. >> checking of the bay area head lines, a suspect in the week's bridge stand off is due in

court. craig carlos vallen tinno surrounded after he called 911 and threatened to blow up the bridge. he was distraught over marital) problems. they paid for the station number 2 project. it serves most of east san jose sxichlt facebook may unveil a new e-mail program next week, officially called project titan. the details have been kept secret and we could learn more as special events are held in san francisco. a new hitch into the

disastrous cruise to no worp. carnival splendor had no power and hot food and now that it's back in harbor. there are questions about how the crew has squirted tough regulations. >> reporter: the not so ship shaped splendor sits in the harbor. they would say they would lead the investigation into the ship but now that won't happen. >> now they don't have the jurisdiction. >> reporter: because they're registered in panama. they used the so called flag of convenience to skirt regs in the united states so officials from panama will be taking the lead. >> they have tried in the past

to investigate an accident. carlo challenged that in the past in federal court and won. >> reporter: there was no law with the ships in the us until july. >> it's still a self relulated thing. >> they were checked by immigration officers who discovered one was wanted on grand theft charged in nevada. >> thousands of items belonging to madeoff went on the auction block in new york. one that set in -- the top seller was a 10 1/2 million dollar ring that sold for top

dollar. and another bulls picture of wall street. >> i think the balls and the monna gree of blm, tell go above fair market value. >> why. >> because it's history. it's a latest chance to get a piece of madoff. >> it will go to more than 3,000 clients in his ponzi scheme. he's serving a 150 year sentence. the next need again this year to feed struggling families. the lottery has people lining up to bounce around for big bounce. cw weather center, lots of

sunshine. you'll love these temperatures coming up.

the central valley say their health is at risk. one issue -- a toxic waste facility in wasco, >> in the central valley say their health is at risk. an issue, a toxic waste facility that wants to expand. some blame it for a recent spike in birth defects. the environmental protection agency is studying it. if the epa doesn't do anything about it they'll ask the federal government to take it over. president obama taking over a tough trip to asia. terrell brown on how the house republicans are already planning their transition to power. >> president obama used a little

spare time in yokahama japan experimenting with technology. it was one of the lighter moments during an asian trip that didn't always go as he hoped. he had a trade deal with asia. he again pushed his idea that expanding trade with asia will create jobs in america. >> what happens in japan, china or indonesia has a direct on the lives and fortunes of the american people. >> the president returns to washington sunday as republicans take control of the house of representatives. >> the americans sent a clear message, want us to focus on jobs, see congress spend less. >> both will first deal with the bush era tax cuts that expire at the end of the year. republicans want to make the

cuts permanent. president obama says they can't afford it. they want to extend it for the ones that make under # 200,000 a year. >> they don't want a fight over tax increase. >> reporter: terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >> the police where i was born, i want to fight for a better future for all the people of chicago and that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for mayor. >> former white house chief of staff rom emanule makes it official. it's been no surprise. he's been campaigning since he stepped down from the obama administration earlier this year. nonprofits are work tog make sure families have food on the

tables for holidays. the demand has doubled since the economic down turn over the last two years. the time from hundreds of individuals makes the annual distribution list possible. this is an unusual fund raiser, food froen grown on campus. olives harvested to grow olive oil. the olive trees are more than 75 years old and yielded more than a ton of olives. it will go toward the school's athlet ic programs. our own don ford tried his luck in south san francisco. >> winner winner ticket dinner.

>> yep, it seems that some folks in south san francisco not because they got to jump around in a snow globe. it was filled with california lottery tickets too. >> at $20 a pop, the idea is to grab as many coupons as you can in 20 seconds. no stuffing them in pockets or down the shirt and down the mouth. they could exchange for $20,000. didn't happen here. >> we had a couple of ladies that won $10 to $15. we'll find out later. >> top prize is $25,000. >> the lure of quick money, perhaps 10s of thousands of.

knowing full well the odds are slim. it wasn't unusual to see folks plum down hundreds of dollars of wils. >> it's a lot of money in this tough economy but they must have the money or they think they'll break the bank in the machine. >> most people thought they were having a lot of fun, adults bouncing around with out kids. >> fine, aye be at work monday. >> i'll see you monday don. >> if you're looking for a way to spend christmas cash. the san mateo craft center is offering more than 24,000 hand made arts and crafts, including jewelry, art, clothing and toys, it continues through tomorrow. meteorologist now. >> we have some rain heading our

way. >> we have a whole lot of sunshine. looking good tonight. the off shore winds, mild temperatures to go along with it. the winds are a big concern and a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 monday morning. the winds will howl up to 50 miles per hour across the peaks. down below, temperatures good throughout everywhere you go, even looping the coast line, a couple low 70s outside. 64 degrees in the napa valley. 62 in santa rosa. this ridge really building in now and it continues rolling across our skies, drying us out, giving us that off shore winds, heats us up and brings us lots

of sunshine. temperatures are warm overnight tonight. numbers, the story tomorrow as you see some of the hies running into the 70s, about as high as 78 in santa rosa, 74 in freemontd, 72 and sunny in san francisco. next couple of days, we are expecting more sunshine. pretty warm temperatures as high pressure will stay in control, high and dry, and warmer into monday, and tuesday temperatures coming down and the latter part vtd week, the rain could return as early as friday and wet even a cold weekend next weekend so enjoy. >> monday flirting with near ablth. >> wouldn't be surprised to see 80s on monday. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> rare beatles photos on display. mining history. the newly-

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the newly- restored "casa >> a new museum in santa clarra county celebrates the region's mining history. it dates back to the erara was town was sub mining. it was built in 18 54. another bit of history is on display here in the bay area. a rare collection of beatles photos from more than four decades ago. >> reporter: the men who took these was an unknown, and that's exactly what the beatles wanted. >> it wasn't exactly my first gig and i got a call from the agent, you're shooting the

beatles, great, and i was apprehensive about being good enough. >> reporter: these photos were taken over a two day before. these 25 black and white stills are part of a collection that has never been shown. steven gold blut has kept the negatives 42 years and never forget about them. >> i sold my cameras and gave them up. >> you didn't want to do. >> i didn't want to do is it t. >> it's note being arrogant. i knew they were beautiful and great but i was obsessed with becoming a cinematography. >> gold blast's friend and uc

berkley's documentary program displayed the program. they doubt they would remember him as the young unknown photographer. >> it's enough, of that time. i got most of my work with them. not enteerl. [laughter] >> that was the '60s and now decades later, beatle fans are still fascinated by the group. the photos are on display by the graduate school until january. cbs 5. >> this would be fun to check out. >> absolutely. >> another great game. actually two great games. >> stanford got a little bit of a scare. they were looking to go 9-1 for the first time in 59 years and cal had a shot to take down the

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would it be enough to pull off the big >> cal became the first team to hold oregon below 40 points this season but would it be enough to pull off the upset. the 24-yarder appears to give them the lead but try it again from 29 yards. this time, he tooks it wide right. oregon runs out the clock and hangs on for the 15-13 win. the touchdown pass for the first

time this season. owen banks it home. stanford wins 17-13 and improve 9 1. john salmon fits the dagger and wins 79-72. the warriors shoolt a season low. the colorado's cosgay kimmora scores the only goal. they win 1-nil and advances to the championship. scoring the first time in nine games, misses the last goals. manny packio the win or tonight. >> so close, and just to be the only team to take down oregon in what's truly been amazing. >> news the always on cbs 5.

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