between a motorcyclist and a van that shut down a bay area freeway for nearly 12 hours. the doubts investigators are raising about the incide >> questions about what really happened in the federal crash between the motorcyclist and abandon shutdown the bay area freeway for nearly 12 hours. the doubts investigators are raising about the incident. i pack overturns the san francisco bay that the person in it has yet to be found. police believe the accident happened in relatively calm water. beer in his eyes as rescuers race to save the little boy trapped in the collapsed building after him massive earthquake. >> good evening. several answers remain unanswered after it and people at the motorcyclist on in the state freeway. it happened on interstate 580. don knapp with new information on what happened. >> in this newly acquired video, or group of motorcyclists can be seen

moving along the shoulder of the freeway of hundreds of cars backed up behind the crash scene. it's believed that the motorcyclist was struck and killed. investigators say the crash was possibly an intentional ramming after freeway altercation. the band had run up on the motorcycle to ban believed to be an member of the hells angels and then drag the bike and demand for mile or more. then there was her question if the writer was dragged as well. >> his motor cycle was dragged. in terms of him being dragged, that's not necessarily the information i have at this point. we know he was hit by car but not necessarily being dragged. >> the latest edition of the san francisco chronicle online, they say that transit driver swerved suddenly, clipping one and causing others to swerve.

the victim is identified only as george of california nomads. police shut down miles of the freeway and conducted what they said was the homicide investigation. the driver of the paratransit ban was arrested on suspicion of felony hit and run after allegedly trying to flee the scene. there were no passengers in the span at the time of the crash. but the freeway remained closed. >> insensibly and drove, don knapp, cbs five. >> the hells angels member wanted for murder is still on the run. steve ruiz is convicted of killing of fellow motorcycle club member at the mall in san jose last saturday. police thought they had him surrounded in the house in stockton yesterday but after 12 hour standoff between the release was not in the house. he is considered armed and dangerous and may be headed to arizona or new york where he

has relatives. rescuers fear on the overturned kayak near the san francisco peer may be dead. he was coming back to. 80 this afternoon when he disappeared. they say the man came too close to let out and got caught in the ways i felt from his kayak into the water. police and others are searching the bay at this hour. another shooting involving the san jose police department this morning, but it's in the last six weeks. police responded to reports of an armed man at the extended set day deluxe hotel at 7:45 this morning. the suspect was originally found passed out or sleeping and police say when the man came to he began making threatening gestures with her gone. an officer opened fire hitting the man in the arm. police are at home loss to explain the recent surge in

officer shootings. >> one thing is for sure. the officers are in some very dangerous situations and they are protecting themselves, but unfortunately they have to do that with deadly force. >> the suspect was taken into custody and to local hospital and is expected to survive. dozens of people are without place to live tonight after i fire ripped through the 20 department unit. three different fire companies responded to the fire in the meadow fair neighborhood. planes were so intense and smoke was so thick that six people had to be rescued including one person who is ready to jump from the balcony. >> our crews acted heroically to go inside. they put up ladders, write people off of the balconies and to safety. >> it took 45 minutes to control the fire. two people who lived in the building were injured and one

firefighter suffered minor burns to his face. mercilessly to layer by opponents and now interim mayor ed meese being came accused of cheating. >> the video is telling. supporters of mayoral candidate ed lee placing stumbles over absentee ballots, so voters could only mark the spot for me. and witnesses who say they don't work for any campaign for some workers go even further. >> i noticed that one of the people was actually marking and one of the ballots. >> interamerican mayoral candidate ed lee insist that the people caught on video to not work for him and he's already told them to stop. >> i think it's moronic for them to be doing things that

would interfere with people's individual's rights to vote. because i don't want anything to do with folks that have any violation of the law at all. my campaign is clean and compliant. 100%. >> even jokingly suggested he's thing set up. but the other candidates are not laughing. >> we hate to see that other brokers may be having their rights to vote freely infringed upon by coercion or other things that are not appropriate. >> several candidates have fired off letter to the justice department and the secretary of state saying he believed that bottle of servers and election monitors are immediately warranted. and they dispute any selection that they are helping chinese voters understand the election process. >> is the difference between explaining to someone what it says i'm actually going out the ballot. >> of the city's election chief has seen this video, and says there doesn't appear to be any violation of election law, but

he has reverted to the district attorney's office for further investigation. >> thank you very much. protesters occupy iss said they are not leaving anytime soon and now what about merchants are demanding the city do something. the city at the day arguing over something little has been done to stop them. >> we are just trying to make the living and we are part of the 99%. >> william is part of the other half on justin herman plaza, selling belts up with a few yards from occupy us. >> is getting bigger and we are worried they will take over the spaces. >> how long are you planning on staying here are. >> is until something changes. >> is homeless but everyone is welcome here. >> a lot of the people here are

surviving largely on donated food that they are keeping here in this communal kitchen. >> there are a lot of well- meaning people and i think there were a lot of people that were here before occupy san francisco got here. >> they urinate all over the plaza in something -- someone was doing something worse in the spot. >> i think they worry about the elections. >> we had to bear on sunday's early edition. and the city is allowing this to happen quite. >> well yes, we have stated clearly that their first amendment rights that they have been expressing it will be in force and we are allowing that to happen but at the same time we have drawn lines. >> police the bus at the camp wants but recently they have been standing by to watch as public works tries to keep the placid clean. >> we are doing our best to

indicate them and we are suggesting it is not legal. >> many people to support the protest. >> i'm glad they are doing it. >> we have to tell young people that they have the strength to protest. >> he just have to look at the same support as well. >> this is not doing any good for anyone. >> countries from around the world helping turkey following the massive earthquake. cries of panic and horror after until they collapsed. the race right now to save attractive young boy. >> having this wedding has given her something to focus on other than what she's been through. >> coming-out of the dark. the woman that survive the ihop massacre while friends died in front of her is learned to live again. it is hard to believe but an icon in america turns 10

today. >> in our warm weather pattern is coming to an end. it's hanging just off of monterey bay now. we will tell you when you expect this in the golden gates during the week forecast coming up next. from 20 leading brands, including barista prima. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. way to brew.

he is just one of several trapped survivors after a 7-point-2 earthquake h >> rescuers dig through the rubble of the day collapsed building in turkey today to the young boy. he is one of several cap survivors after of 7.2 earthquake hit the eastern part of the country. authorities say the boy is watching rescuers with beer in his eyes as they try to do the collapsed wall. they are doing their best to

keep the boy called his arrest to get him out. and the death toll from the earthquake at this hour stands at 138 but has many other thousand people are feared dead. hundreds huddled together outside in the cold to keep warm. mark phelps with more on the horror and panic spreading after the quake. >> the ground shook board 30 seconds of the quake registered 4.2 on the scale. it was felt over an area of the hundreds of square miles, and it was shallow enough, about 50 miles below the surface, to cause maximum casualties and panic among local residents. the quake was centered in any poor, remote part of eastern turkey near the border with iran, an area prone to frequent earthquake activity. >> we didn't know what to do, this handset. it was terrible. the main population center of the area is closely packed

apartment buildings, many built without modern anti- earthquake precautions. they crumble to rubble. >> my home was completely destroyed. i lost everything, but think of my children were not home. residents said they could hear the cries of those trapped beneath the collapsed building. local rescue workers have been tearing up the rubble by hand looking for survivors. while resources were brought in from around turkey, red cross is playing in water, food, tents, and blankets along with some heaters. survivors were pulled from the rubble in iran, but as night fell with the power out and phone lines down there was little news on the quake toll in the outlying villages of this region. this is the journalist based in istanbul. >> it's incredibly sad to the rescue workers who have to rely on generators, which are allowed, to be able to continue to relieve

upward. they cannot hear people screaming for help or stuck in those buildings. >> many geographical balls across turkey and they have earned the toll in the past in the tens of thousands. it's hard to tell what the toll of this one will be. >> president obama returns to the bay area tuesday which marks his third visit in six months. the campaign says this week's fund-raising event at the hotel in san francisco will be capped at 200 guests. they will share out the minimum of $7000 per ticket. so far the president has raised more than $5 million for his reelection campaign on his bay area trip. maybe he just likes the weather, meteorologist david bernard joining us now. >> well we will be cooling down tomorrow, the 20-degree warm-up at the beach, we will probably lose that tomorrow and tuesday as fog is headed along the

shoreline. look for it to arrive today or tomorrow and as we expected we will be cooling temperatures across the area. kind of clear and balmy out there tonight, many reports of low 70s out there this evening. they will look for increasing fog early in the morning and continued good day tomorrow. warming at internet week as an offshore breeze kicks in once again, it probably won't be as fun as this weekend or today that we will see the warm-up technique that will keep us stride until the end of the week. 80 in santa rosa, and even back in the bay, low and mid 80's by the water at all the way back to the beach and under 80-degree day on the surfline. that's pretty hard to beat this weekend. one of the better weather weekends of the year. overnight lows tonight in the upper 40s for the cold response, mid and upper 50's around the bay and as i

mentioned, still in 50's and low 60's. the blog is moving north, is down around monterey bay right now, it should be moving from golden gate until tomorrow morning and right on through the day. as we look at the marine layer, it cools things off pretty dramatically. the monday evening and tuesday, the cooling will continue and by tuesday night the offshore flow rebels across the region and look for that pattern to the rest of the week. and we will see that pushes back tomorrow night is that i'll share for the same. we will lose a lot of what we had this weekend, mid and upper 60's at the beach which is the firecracker where they were this weekend. look for graduate warm-up beginning tuesday to the end of the week with dry conditions expected, right into the weekend, and we do have the

disturbance. there will may be increased from .com or at us like cool down, but most likely we are not likely to repeat as whether this weekend, at least in the foreseeable future. >> yes, a lot of happy days around the bay in the 80's. >> she'd survived the mass shooting the restaurant and watched friends die. that the community of reno throws her overnighter. there was an open fire at west tree are killed. the one survivor is looking towards the teacher. very person is on the new chapter in life to overcome the pain. >> it is caitlin kelly's wedding day and all around our last-minute preparations. but, reno has never seen the wedding like to ask. >> what is going to do, to help someone make that tragedy into something glorious? >> the tragedy unfolded on the

morning of september 6. caitlin was there having breakfast with fellow members of the national guard. this memorial still remembers the moment when they guy walked in and opened fire. >> i had of bullet grazed my ear and it singed my hair. >> another boat exploded bones in her book. the gunman shot himself and no one knows why he attacked but people do know the pain he left behind, 23 -year-old caitlin now in therapy and haunted. >> i was angry but i couldn't do more. i blame myself. >> you understand there's nothing you could have done quite. >> intellectually i know that. >> butt cracks of. >> i still want to save them. >> kidman and her significant other, they were already parents of three -year-old

event. after the attack, and that the trauma, they decided to marry. >> editor terry -- around the garden store. chicago national guard base and offer to host the wedding for free. if the total healing donation for the community. >> piccard suggested caitlin. >> having this wedding has given her something to focus on other than what she's been through. and then the momentum finally started. kate and other business people rushed to give. >> we have the taxes that were donated, and though the most service. >> i can't believe how many people want to help. >> there are tough years ahead of killing body and mind but for this one day, kaitlyn's members will be about happiness and the extraordinary kindness of

strangers. barry petersen, cbs news reno.

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