ann notarangelo in danville. neither candidate anywhere near throwing in the towel?reporter: absolutely not. >>> reporter: it's getting interesting. i found out that the contra costa county grand jury went down to the registrar of voters office to oversee -- just to check things out to see how these ballots are being counted. both candidates could make an excellent case on why he would win. the thing is that there are so many people who turned their vote by mail ballots in late either at the polls or by mail but very late, that it's difficult to get an accurate count this early in the counting process. and so at this point, it's anyone's guess who is going to come out on top. >> came in i'm confident that the votes are going to be counted now from now on are going to be favorable so i'm upbeat and confidence and we'll see good results in the next few weeks. >> i realize the count is very close but we're not done counting so nobody feels defeated >>> reporter: after a long night it could be a long few weeks as the vote by mail ballots are tallied in the four counties

ann notarangelo shows us what critics are so angry about. ne. >> reporter: this is the mosaic and the fountain. it was designed to tell napa's tragedies and its glories. you can see some of the glories. they are looking here at depiction of the napa river. but look up to the far right hand side. there you see the artist's description. his rendering of a burning cross and klansmen. >> i love my mom. >> we're really upset that such a horrible ugly image was on such a beautiful piece of art. >> reporter: as emily watches her children play by the napa mill mosaic and fountain it troubles her to see images depicting two kkk rallies held in the area in the 1930s. it especially bothers her because her youngest daughter was adopted from ethiopia. >> raising a black child in napa can at times be difficult so really hateful images like this can be difficult. >> reporter: napa is a white community and bristow says she has african-american friends who are uncomfortable coming here. she believes this art reinforces that perception. >> looking at the mural

ann notarangelo reports. >> reporter: this fountain has been around for five years and not a lot has been said about it recently. that's when a mother noticed that among the beautiful tiles in this mosaic is what she describes as a very ugly depiction of the klan and a burning cross. >> i love my mom. >> we are really upset. we were upset that such a horrible you will ugly image was on such a beautiful piece of art. >> reporter: as emily watches her children play by the napa mill mosaic and fountain it troubles her to see images depicting two kkk rallies held in the area in the 1930s. it especially bothers her because her youngest daughter was adopted from ethiopia. >> raising a black child in napa can at times be difficult so really hateful images like this can be difficult. >> reporter: napa is a white community and bristow says she has african-american friends who are uncomfortable coming here. she believes this art reinforces that perception. >> looking at the mural, it's hard to determine which part of the mural is, uhm, a part of napa history that we're proud of versus part of

ann notarangelo is in walnut creek where small business owners are hoping that another new tradition will catch on. hi, anne. >> reporter: hay, dana. a lot of people have probably heard of this. it's playing on the radio and a post going on, on facebook. on friday go out, enjoy the great big sales. but on saturday come back into your local community and shop at the small businesses. >>> reporter: carol ross needed a ring cut off her injured finger and came into milner jeweler this is walnut creek for their personal attention. >> i could have gone downtown to some large jewel store that would not give me the service because they are too busy trying to sell really high- priced items. >> reporter: milner's is one of the few small jewelry stores left in the area, six have closed in the past two years. it was fairly busy today at this shopping center but it will be deserted when people flock to the malls for huge discounts a major credit card company has launched the idea of small business saturday reminding people to support the mom and pop shops. >> we are just curious to see if it's goi

ann notarangelo is off tonight. >>> bay area airports are reporting no major delays tonight. travelers do have something to report. don knapp is at sfo. >> reporter: as the busiest travel holiday of the year winds down, it appears that the so-called rebellion has fizzled. folks may not like the searches but in the interest of convenience, they decided to grin and bear it. threats of all out rebellion over body pats or full body scans failed to materialize over the thanksgiving week. >> no reason for a protest. normal and acceptable to me. >> reporter: sarah terry was angry enough to file a complaint. she will notify her congressman over what she went through. >> i would rather see safe flying but i think they have to have just better standards of dealing with people. the level of hostility, do you want to talk to the police. no, i just don't want you to do an aggressive pat down. >> reporter: everyone else said they did what they had to do for security. nobody seemed offended. >> you put your body like that. they felt your chowldz and legs -- shoulders and legs. it was fine.

ann notarangelo is at harmer campaign headquarters, where tea party supporters could make a difference in the race. ann. 110110 tea party vote live: i >> are you a little surprised by your own enthusiasm or your own passion for politics right now? >> well, yes. i've never had it happen before, but then on the other hand i haven't ever been unemployed before. >> it's difficult to say how many the partyers are walking precinct because it's a leader less movement. so a call for volunteers can bring out a handful or hundreds. that doesn't seem to port the har manager campaign. >> they walk in the doors because they want to make a difference and they, you tow, it's great to have 'em, we're lucky they come first thing in the morning and they, they are the last ones here. >> reporter: the tea party may not have political structure but they have proven they are organized. >> females, every day, i see volunteers every time i come here, folks i see other tea party activities. >> reporter: jerry mcnerney's campaign was not available for an interview but his spokesperson says she thinks the tea pa

in danville, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> mcnerney is now in his second term.n the seat in 2006 as democrats across the country swept control of the house. >>> all other house members representing the nine-county bay area were re-elected. in addition, democrats won all of the state senate and assembly races in the bay area. >>> it is 5:38. the big night for republicans will of course lead to a drastically changed congress for president obama come january. randall pinkston is covering the big shake-up in washington. thanks for joining us. i understand president obama will be speaking in a few hours probably regarding all of this and the change in congress. >> reporter: yes. at about 1:00 he will make his first public comment on camera. there was a statement released last night, but his first public comment on camera about the election results and we are expecting that the president will call for cooperation with the new prospective leader of the house of representatives, the new speaker-to-be, john boehner and, of course, he will be keeping a majority in the sen

good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >> getting from here to there in the east bay is tougher. drastic service cuts took effect today, the second round blamed on budget shortages. ann mocha vick says this may not be the end of it. >> reporter: ac bus service has been cut by 7.2%. >> >> it's frustrating. >> a lot of bus passengers will be waiting longer and some lines like route 61 in rock ridge and route 74 which serves the a run day bart station are through. >> reporter: in december ac plans to cut weekend service in half. >> people have youth programs, church, work, you know, everything. it's really going to affect a lot of people. >> reporter: a lea phelps is the spokesperson for the bus riders union. >> we want to work with ac transit to find alternate things so we won't be losing, losing, losing all the time. >> they seem to not ever properly plan their cuts. >> reporter: but ac transit says there is no choice. >> nobody is more frustrated and upset than we are. >> reporter: spokesperson clarence johnson says they have held public meetings and have riders best interest in m

. >> reporter: i'm ann notarangelo. last year the city of concord got about $4 million worth of free advertising for its tree. we'll see what the city has planned this year. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, year. and this year, the city of 's not gi >>> it may just have been the most famous christmas tree this the country last year and this year the city of condor says it is not giving up on its so- called charlie brown christmas tree. but ann notarangelo says it may have some competition. >> reporter: it is easy to spot it. it is the only one that's brown. it's not pretty but it is sure getting a lot of attention. >> it's on life support. it's not been declared officially dead. >> reporter: who would have thought this charlie brown tree could look any worse. it's a poor pathetic cedar that didn't like well water and turned brown. this city received international attention when it turned that in to the holiday tree to save money. >> i don't think it's new york, it's concord, so i think it's fitting for the neighborhood and i thought it

it's okay. >> reporter: in san carlos, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >> our thoughts and prayers with terry her family tonight. and i can tell you that seconds are critical for people with head injuries. that's why a san jose high school principal is under fire for denying access to an ambulance on its way to treat an injured athlete. mark sayre reports some school officials and parents are questioning her decision. >> reporter: when 14-year-old keanu gallardo was injured during a recent football player, a fellow player says everyone could tell the situation was not good. >> he looked hurt. he said he couldn't feel his back. >> reporter: the coaching staff called 911. balderas says fire department paramedics stabilized him quickly but getting an ambulance on the field to pick him up was another story. >> they took a while to get there and they took a while to get to him because they couldn't get to the field. so i mean he was just there a long time. >> reporter: what balderas and other players didn't know at the time, del mar principal liz seabury had blocked the ambulance saying no heavy e

ann notarangelo tells us it may have some competition now. >> it's, uhm, could be on life support. declared officially dead. >> reporter: who would have thought this charlie brown tree could look any worse? it's a poor pathetic cedar that didn't like well water and turned brown. a year ago, the city received international attention when it turned this into its city's christmas tree to save money. >> i don't think it's new york. it's concord so it's fitting for the neighborhood and i thought it adds character, you know, instead of getting this giant thing that okay we are going to ship it in and then ship it out. i just like the charlie brown tree. >> it was the combination really of the community support across the country that really inspired us to continue. we knew we wanted to do the tree again this year. as you pointed out, the economy has not changed enough for to us do anything different. so again our whole theme was make the best of what we had. >> reporter: while the idea has been a hit with many, for its fiscal responsibility and charm, the charlie trie it's not making a c

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> they are fed up with the drugs and crowds at the cal palace. tonight some community leaders say it is time to try a new tactic. >> reporter: don knapp is there where people are demanding action. people are sick of the raves and have gone to the city leaders to see if they can stop the difficulty with young people and the noise and the stress in the neighborhood with some legislation. just because they live near the cal palace, says marion brown, neighbors shouldn't have to put up with the parties. >> when they are out of control the police units come and get things organized. well, people run from this cal palace. they run around the neighborhoods and go knocking on people's doors trying to get in because they are all -- the people that have attended this have been on drugs or whatever. >> reporter: one week ago radio station live 105 sub sonic spook fest ended with 17 party goers hospitalized with alcohol and drug overdose. six m

more much- needed ra d the bay >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. it is becoming a common weekend theme. much more needed rain falling around the bay area from light sprinkles to heavy downpours. more to come along with much colder temperatures. more from our meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> rain coming down very hard around the bay area. we have had lightning strikes as well. small stream flood advisory until 7:00 p.m. in the evening. san francisco. also san mateo valley. east bay as well. be careful on the streets. lots of water coming down right now all courtesy of thunderstorms popping up outside. we have seen a pretty good squall line making its way through the bay area. that line moving a little bit further to the south and as it does we have seen more lightning strikes where we are seeing those stronger storms. san leandro more strikes. another cell making its way onshore producing lightning strikes headed over towards palo alto and sunnyvale. and the possibility of snow in the bay area. we will talk about that in a couple minutes. back to y

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. we know tuesday is he leaks day. a -- election day. a new poll shows a dramatic change of fortune for proposition 19. less than a month ago, the measure that would decriminalize marijuana was leading now it's trailing. don knapp is in oakland to explain the turn around in attitude. >> reporter: the polls may not look good for prop 19 but the folks here say who would tell a pollster how they feel about legalizing marijuana. they have been working the phones today trying to get the measure past. prop 19 supporters make a final push to legalize nonmedical marijuana use for adults in california. those opposed to the proposition appear to be leading those who favor it. >> they are coming to judgment in the final stages. they were together with the idea of approving this. it sounded like a good idea. it would raise money for the state. the state certainly needs the money. but with the feds coming out saying they will vigorously enforce the law would mean that the growers would be in jeopardy. >> reporter: prop 19 supporters say they don't tr

good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. hundreds of jelly fish remain in ocean beach tonight after tens of thousands washed ashore this weekend. the elements that came together to cause the spectacle. >> it's good to see a new surprise on the beach, you know. >> reporter: tens of thousands of moon jelly fish washed up this weekend. it's quite curiosity, even to the experts. >> i was startled and amazed. i had never seen a plethora of moon jellies like that before. >> reporter: marine biologist mike make gil works with live jelly's and said the mass washup was caused by a perfect storm of tide, currents and wind. >> all the planets were aligned for this to happen. >> reporter: other species commonly wash up in the fall but not this kind and not in these numbers. now beachgoers get an up close view. >> i think they are awesome. >> reporter: really? what is awesome about them. >> well, it's cool to be a jelly fish. >> i taught them about jelly fish dying today. >> reporter: a little sad, too. >> i do feel story for them. they

peop >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. there is still no trace of the gunman that shot and killed two people at a fairfield apartment complex. don knapp is in fairfield where police say the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: no late word from police. what we know has come from a police bulletin which they say the suspect may be on his way to mexico or perhaps new mexico where he has relatives. the simple memorial of flowers and candles sits outdoor the apartment of one of the victims of saturday morning's double homicides. the woman and her boyfriend were gunned down as they walked through the complex early saturday morning. >> one of the bullets went through my best friend's window. >> reporter: what is she saying about that? >> she is scared. she is still trembling. >> reporter: fairfield police are looking for the woman's ex-boyfriend. 50-year-old ricardo deleon. police say martinez anded handgun he used are still outstanding. >> we heard gunshots, about four gunshots and that's when i saw he

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a rare sight in the bay area tonight. lightening and thunder over san francisco. lightening was reported in sonoma county and other parts of the bay area and the national weather service says thunderstorms moving through the region could also bring hail. >>> also in san francisco, two northbound lanes of highway 280 were closed because of flooding earlier this evening. the storm dumped 2 feet of snow in the sierra. there is going to be a great powder there for skiing. squaw valley and north star opened today but it could be a problem getting there. if you're heading up that way, chains are required right now. there has been a dusting of snow on some of the higher bay area hills. lawrence karnow is tracking the storm. >> exciting evening around the bay area. thunderstorms. we had a strong squall of thunderstorms move through the santa cruz mountains about 7:00 p.m. guess what? doppler radar knocked out at the national weather service so they are completely dark to doppler radar. we are fortunate to have our own at channel

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. wind and rain all over the bay area today. it was enough to cause some minor flooding on highway 101 in san francisco. wet roads led to spin outs throughout the bay area but no big problems reported because of the rain. meteorologist lawrence karnow here with how much rain we got and what's next. >> hi, lawrence. quite a nice little soaker especially in the morning hours. that's when the main cold front was pushing through. >> we have places well over an inch of rain oakland. almost an inch and a half. but still a third of an inch and we are not done just yet. >> in towards san jose making its way south or looking towards gilroy and morgan hill. another wave of moisture bringing scattered showers into pacifica. you can see a pretty good cell just making its way into half moon bay. more scattered in parts of the east bay. but you can see a pretty good chunk. north bay more scattered showers. >>> a fire swept through a complex. the fire started just after 3:00 a.m. in the 3100 block of lone tree way. firefighters arrived to find

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i'm ann notarangelo. >>> a bit of a break from the rain earlier today for much of the bay area but part 2 of this winter storm is here right now. expect temperatures to drop and winds to kick up. there is even thunder and lightning in some parts of the bay area. meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking the coldest part of the storm sweeping through the bay area. >> it's that cold part of the storm that makes the atmosphere unstable. lightning strikes over the bay and along the peninsula and there's more to come, folks. so don't be surprised if you do see that flash of lightning and that rumble of thunder in the next couple of hours. this system just moving on through right now. hi-def doppler picking up on it nicely. pretty good squall line making its way right down through the bay area taking in for a closer look now and you can see that line where we are seeing some of those lightning strikes. you see those spots here? those are some of the lightning strikes that are popping up. along with the system as it's moving through, folks, this is sliding to the south and the east. so yeah, m

i'm elizabeth wenger in for ann notarangelo. if you spent your saturday outside, chances are you got a little wet. san jose got hit with some pretty good rain today. and other places in the bay area also saw heavy downpours. the wet weather caused backups at sfo today. the airport's duty manager says all incoming flights were delayed by at least an hour for most of the day. by the way, most flights are now running back on schedule. well, let's get the latest on where the rain is now. and how much more we can expect from lawrence karnow. he is in the weather center. hi, lawrence. >> things are starting to wind down just a bit rain-wise. it was a very interesting day outside. you get some sunshine and then all of a sudden you have a big downpour, and the thunderstorms are rumbling overhead and we still have a couple of wandering storms out there right now. this one off the coastline of half moon bay and sneaking in just to the south here and move onshore. and the showers look like they will continue to diminish over the next coupl

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. that's what is heading our way. a significant storm. you could expect to be woken up overnight or in the morning by wind and rain. when will it start raining? how much can we expect? >> should be a pretty good soaker especially as we get into the early morning. showers creeping closer outside. high-def doppler showing mostly dry skies so far across the bay area but look to the north and it is already changing quite a bit as we are starting to pick up moisture from the cold front sliding through. it will get going pretty good into the early morning hours. let's see if we can time this out for you a bit. as we head through the night tonight, roll the clock forward towards midnight some of the showers are already beginning in parts of the north bay then comes down pretty rapidly as we head into that. passing south of the golden gate bridge. then i think like about 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning the main cold front will be stretched across the bay area. that will bring with it the heaviest amounts of rain, strong gusty winds. some of the heavie

ann notarangelo has the night off. >>> the plot to kill a lot of people by setting off a bomb in the middle of a crowded christmas celebration. tonight, a teenager is charged with planning a so-called spectacular show of terrorism in oregon. as we have the report, the fbi secretly worked with the suspect for months as he planned the attack. >> reporter: a christmas tree lighting ceremony in portland organize was the target of a -- portland oregon was the target of a teenager. and it would have never harmed the large crowd and the fbi supplied a fake bomb as part of a sting operation. >> preventing someone with what looks like clear criminal intent to do harm. >> reporter: agents arrested muhammad osmond muhammad, a naturalized american citizen born in somalia, just after he dialed the cell phone that he believed would detonate six 55- gallon drums filled with explosives. federal agents first started investigating muhammad after getting a tip from someone concerned about him. an affidavit says muhammad worked with undercover federal agents for months on his plan. officials say he was

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a double murder early this morning. and tonight, a man considered armed and dangerous is on the loose. he is accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend. at their fairfield apartment on crawly lane. anne makovec shows us who police are zeroing in on. >> we just heard gunshots about. four gunshots and that's when i saw her laying on my front door. >> reporter: a woman shot and dying on this doorstep. her boyfriend was also shot and dying nearby. >> i just heard somebody screaming. some lady screaming or something and i heard the shots and that was it. i didn't even look outside. >> reporter: it was just after 1:00 a.m., and the shooter, whom police have identified as 50-year-old ricardo martinez deleon has been on the run since. >> he is a very dangerous guy. maybe drug addict, crazy, that's all we know. >> reporter: police say he is the ex-boyfriend of the woman who was killed. she had recently moved in with her sister at this apartment on crawly lane. after a long-term relationship with dele

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. violence seemingly out of control. not any more. don knapp on the partnership between police and public that has resulted in some stunning new crime statistics in east palo alto. >> reporter: just on the other side of the freeway from palo alto and stanford university. for years it may have been on the other side of the world. it earned the title murder capital of the united states in 1992 based on its per capita murder rate that left 42 people dead that year. but two decades of hard work and new developments and community involved police force has elevated the quality of life and driving down the crime rate. there were no homocides, no rapes and 100% drop in assaults with gun. october crime down 27% and crime down for the year. homicides down 31%. robberies and assaults down significantly as well. >> i need some more attention for the school and for more education. >> reporter: what's happening? everything it seems from a program that helps parolee reenter the community and residents ready to get involved to a police community part

good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. something terribly wrong happened in the air, that sent a small plane speeding toward the ground. it crashed at the sonoma skypark airport, just south of the town of sonoma. that was around 1:15 this afternoon. the single- engine aircraft ended-up between warehouse buildings. the cockpit was crushed... but both the pilot and passenger survived. it's not known where they were headed, but a witness said it looked like the plane suffered some sort of power failure after it took off. both people on board were airlifted to bay area hospitals. 15:48:32-:44 "the wreckage does look bad but again both pilot and passenger survived, looks like they put it between some safe spot so thr >>> people on board were airlifted to bay area hospitals. >> the record looks bad but the pilot and passenger survived. they put it between buildings in a safe spot so there was no damage to any stretchers. >> we didn't know the conditions of the pilot and his passengers. we are told both were talking when police a

in concord, ann notarangelo, cbs5. >>> coming up, what police are saying about a severed body part found in a popular bay area park. >> i oed out. then kic t of the airport: one man's >> he has become the public face of passenger frustration after being threatened with a fine and a kick out of the airport one man's decision to opt out of new security procedures goes viral. >>> it was a crew el act, but finally, one bird is freed from its beer can collar. >>> tonight at 6, sounds like a great deal, air duct cleaning for 80 bucs. see what happens once workers get their foot in the door. tonight at 6:00 on cbs5. but you're still banking like pilgrims! it's time for new school banking, bubbie. interest plus savings at capitalone.com. why earn bupkis, when your savings can earn three times the national average!! three times the national average!!! new school banking at capital one bank. with interest plus savings, go to capitalone.com!!!!! what's in your wallet? severed arm near the polo field >>> a grizzly find at golden gate park. police say someone found a severed arm near the polo field y

ann notarangelo. berkeley police are looking for a man who broke into a house and sexually assaulted a girl. >>> good evening. berkeley police are looking for a man who broke into a house and sexually assaulted a girl. it happened early saturday at a home on evelyn avenue, near gilman street. don knapp is in berkeley, where police say they know who the suspect is. don? >> reporter: berkeley police have made the case a top priority and have worked nonstop since the time of the assault early yesterday, until they issued a warrant for the suspect's arrest early today. berkeley police say the man identified as the sexual assailant of a female minor in the bedroom of her evelyn avenue home early yesterday was known to the family. one police officer commenting on the severity of the attack told the daily californian, quote, it was not 2 minutes, it was a significant sexual assault. the suspect is 27-year-old omar sosa of berkeley, wanted on charges of sexual assault, battery and false imprisonment. investig

. >>> i'm ann notarangelo. good evening. a strong storm moved through the bay area tonight bringing heavy rains, strong winds even thunder and lightning. don knapp is in san francisco with the latest. don. >> reporter: anybody who is out in this earlier this evening as we were knows how intense it was. that brilliant lighting seeming to be overhead and very loud. overloading storm sewers and knocking out power. >> reporter: the storm moved in over the bay area with a spectacular burst of energy. lighting the cloud cover as strong winds brought in heavy rain. cars and trucks plowed through deep water along this stretch of i-280. storm drains couldn't handle the runoff of the heavy downpour that hit the area around 6:00 p.m. a surge of water in storm sewers reportedly popped manhole covers from storm drains. they were drained and opened by 9:00 p.m. city workers were busy trying to clear numerous intersections at california and franklin after debris collected at sewers. this one is at pacific. this is a flooded section of the

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a man hunt is under way for a gunman behind a double murder. he is accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend. and her new boyfriend. at their fairfield apartment on crawly way. it happened early this morning. anne makovec is in fairfield where the shooting happened. >> reporter: it happened around 1:00 this morning. at the apartment complex here behind me. the suspect, as you mentioned, is still on the loose this evening. he is armed and dangerous. this was though a targeted attack according to police. and a crime of passion. >> we just heard gunshots. about four gunshots. and that's when i saw her laying on my front door. >> reporter: it was a woman shot and dying on this doorstep. her boyfriend was also shot and dying nearby. >> i heard somebody screaming. some lady screaming. and i heard the shots and that was it. i didn't look outside. >> reporter: it was just after 1:00 a.m. and the shooter who police identified as 50-year-old ricardo martinez deleon has been on the run s

. >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >>> neighbors are fed up with drugs, noise and crowds. don knapp reports some daly city community leaders tonight say it is time to try a new tactic to control the troubled venue. >> reporter: just because they live near the cal palace says marion brown neighbors shouldn't have to put up with the stress of wild parties. >> whenever they are out of control the police units come and get things organized. well, people run. they run from this cow palace and run around the neighborhood and go knocking on people's doors trying to get in because they are all -- the people that have attended this are on drugs, whatever. >> reporter: one week ago live 105 subsonic spook fest ended with 17 party goers hospitalized for drug and alcohol overdoses. six months ago another promotor's music event left two party goers dead and led to several drug arrests. daly community city leaders are saying enough. >> our community does deserve this notoriety. or bad press. we can't have more kids go to the hospital or die. >> reporter: the leaders today say they are t

. >> i'm elizabeth wenger in for ann notarangelo. >>> renewed tensions in south korea tonight where a fresh round of artillery fire is being heard. none of the rounds landed on i don't think pea i don't think island buddy vacations were ordered briefly as the country continues to be on hedge edge. from that island you can see north korean territory. despite the tensions tonight the u.s. and south korea launched joint war games in the yellow sea which they say were planned well before tuesday's attack. that's when north korea launched artillery fire that killed four south koreans. on the tiny island. today protestors and south korea's marines demanded retaliation. the government has been criticized for its weak response. >>> a suspected teenaged terrorist says he wanted a "spectacular show" in oregon. portland police say he tried to set up off a bomb in the middle of a crowded christmas sell briggs. but inez perez says the f.b.i. was already well ahead of his plot. yeah this christmas tree lighting in downtown portland was where 19-year-old mouhamed osmond mouhamed allegedly tried to b

i'm ann notarangelo. >>> a community meeting in oakland tonight to discuss the killing of another african- american man by police. don knapp on why organizers believe the killing of jones demonstrates a disturbing attitude on the part of police. >> reporter: leaders of oakland's african-american communities gathered at the baptist church to discuss another shooting of an unarmed african-american man. thursday protestors took their shooting of derek jones to the b.a.r.t. station. they came in the protest of the 2 year sentence of former b.a.r.t. police officer mehserle. >> these officers are wearing cameras and if they are where is the camera that happened with derek jones, derek jones shooting was the direct result of perry giving the man date to the police officerses they have a right to kill. >> reporter: they say he was shot after police chased him down after he attempted to kill a woman. >> he turned around and placed his hands down near waistband, they are yelling for the man to get his hand up. >> reporter: his uncle says he has heard that before. >> both shootings are these rogue o

i'm ann notarangelo in walnut creek. you how you're being asked to support your local community. >>> and thinking about staging a little protest by dropping your bank? why a move to avoid fees could end up costing you even more money. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. >>> it's something shoppers take for granted a bag to carry out the groceries or whatever you buy. it's a convenience that some say comes with a steep environmental cost. phil matier in san francisco where the price may be passed on to all of us a dime at a ti

ann notarangelo, thanks. >>> nearly a month after the election, it is finally over. san francisco district attorney kamala harris will become california's next attorney general. her opponent, los angeles d.a. steve cooley, conceded today. cbs 5 political insider phil matier on what we can expect on some of the state's most controversial issues. >>> reporter: after three weeks of nail biting vote counts it appears that san francisco is sending yet another big name to sacramento. >> certainly is a huge first. >> reporter: that's golden gate law school dean's take on the historic election of san francisco district attorney kamala harris as california's first woman, first black and first indian-american attorney general. >> someone like kamala harris knows what it's like to be a person of color and a woman in general. >> reporter: her opposition to the death penalty and support of same-sex marriage, it was an election that gave voters a clear choice on some of the most controversial issues in the state what can we expect from the liberal now that she is the state top cop

ann notarangelo reports and neither is ready to give up. >> reporter: david harmer says he thinks a recountevitable. mcnerney isn't owe sure. we are already seeing indication it's headed in that direction and here's the reason why. tens of thousands of people waited until the very last minute to return their vote by mail ballots and they haven't been counted yet. >> each confident that the votes are going to be counted from now on are going to be favorable so i'm -- so i'm very upbeat and confident and we'll see some good results in the next few weeks. >> i realize that the count is still very close but we are not done counting so nobody feels defeated. >>> reporter: after a long night it could be a long few weeks as the vote by mail ballots are tallied in the four counties that make up congressional district 11. in contra costa county they are still trying to verify signatures on ballots and across the district tens of thousands of ballots are still outstanding. both the campaigns have their eye on the traditionally conservative san joaquin valley. >> i am informed that 35,000 absentee and

now from the harmer campaign, ann notarangelo is here. >> hank, actually we're listening to mr. harmer, he has just arrived here to talk to his supporters here in danville at the country club. i'm going to stand on this riser and see if we can listen to him. he has been talking about ronald reagan and his father was the lieutenant governor under ronald reagan. >> he knocks on the door and she opens it and there she is, open now, because standing there is governor ronald reagan and he is at his prime. i mean he looks like a million bucks. he has got that sparkle in his eye, he is hollywood handsome. >> reporter: as you can hear he is would youing this crowd which of course loves ronald reagan, his father again served as lieutenant governor under ronald reagan. i spoke to him and asked him why he ran twice here in california and also in utes, he didn't necessarily want the job but he was called in to action. his supporters are here, a lot of them are tea party members. he says there is no distinguishing between hem. they are all fighting for a cause. that cause is reforming taxing