don knapp is at candlestick park with details on whop steps are being taken. >> reporter: the 49ers and officials had tough words and ranew get tough policy to keep games safe and they focus on cops, fans and booze. >> reporter: monday morning quarterbacks dissected the 49ers-raiders game off field violence. certain fans, the ones fighting, caught much of the blame. >> it appeared they were more inclined to engage with other people than to enjoy the game. >>> the rivalry may be part of it. >> our belief that we should recommend to the nfl that this game is at least postponed for some period of time. >> reporter: it wasn't the regular fans that were causing the problems it was the ones who bought cheap tickets from season ticket holders. >> looking for a place to start trouble. that happens when you can buy a ticket cheap on the internet. >> reporter: during the course of the game 40% more police officers were called to help out. here is how things will be different in the future. crack down on drinking, stopping alcohol sales in the 4th quarter and going after drunks and dui check point

don knapp, cbs 5. >>> in martinez, a different water problem. it is smelly water that is causing complaints there. an algae bloom at the city's testimonial reservoir is put off a foul odor. the district is treating the water to control the growth and it is safe to drink. >>> ryan stowe's family says the recovering giants fan suffered a setback. he developed an infection and suffering a high fever. they are disappointed that what happened to brian has not served as a warning against violence at sporting events. cameras caught multiple fights in the stands and who people were shot. stow was attacked outside doarnlgs stadium after l. a.'s home opener last march. >> checking other bay area headline, a gold robbery has left a man wounded. he tells police he was standing at persa and london when a thief tried to grab his gold necklace. he resisted and was shot. the suspect got into a waiting car and took off. the victim is recovering. >> a man has been jailed for vandalizing san francisco's city hall. police say that 34-year-old james weaver was drunk

let's get to don knapp. he is live with late developments in the search for the fourth suspect. don. >> reporter: elizabeth, i think they are going to rely on the other three suspects to get that fourth suspect because they shut down operations for the night. this follows a home invasion operation, a home invasion robbery that was described as a violent affair. just about 5:30 this evening, san rafael police officers thought they saw a suspect car, they made an arrest. police spokeswoman margo takes it from there. >> when they pulled over, they jumped out of the car. two of them were in custody. one of them we believe may be hiding in the center at 302 4th street behind me. the other fled on foot. >> that was about 7:00 this evening. the two suspects were believed armed and dangerous and thought to be hiding in or around an apartment complex. residents were told to stay in their apartments. outside officers and s.w.a.t. teams gathered in the parking lot of the salvation army store at 4th and marion. right next to the apartment complex. around 8:00 this evening, police made an arr

don knapp on the extra patrols planned for this week. >> these baseball fans leaving at&t park after the game are mostly cautious intersections. if safety isn't enough, than a ticket maybe. police are cracking down. > officers stationed at other areas. every day might be a different location and not some type of sting. they are standing there to see who runs the red light. >> and pedestrians. >> you know what? people need to be safe and the police are there to enforce the laws. they have to do what they have to do. >> a fan named don says he has a better idea. >> 2nd street would be nice if they would cut off the traffic completely on 2nd street. >> make it a pedestrian mall? >> just after the game. >> the hit-and-run accident that sent ryan white to a hospital with serious injuries. the boy is reportedly still in critical condition, but improving. he and his family are returning to a hotel after a game when a pickup truck struck the boy, crashed into other vehicles, then left the scene. andrew was charged. bob and his daughter, lori, from philadelphia say give drunken drivers jail t

don knapp on what happened that may have led the father to take off with his daughter. don. >> reporter: the most common case of child abduction is a parent taking a child usually in a bitter child custody dispute. in this case authorities believe this child's life is in danger. concern continues to grow for the safety of a 2-year-old girl last seen with her in a sacramento supermarket on saturday, august 6th. both father an daughter have disappeared and the fbi says both could be in danger. >> he may be a danger to himself or maybe even to the child. >> reporter: the father learned over the weekend that he had lost his part of the joint custody arrangement he had with his wife. the court granted the mother full custody. the father is believed to be drying a green toyota forerunner. the child has brown hair and eyes. when the girl was not returned by tuesday the ex-wife went to the police. >> it is not uncommon that he is a day or two late. she felt waiting a day or two was not a big issue but by tuesday she was very issued. >> reporter: the fbi activated the crimes agai

don knapp is in san francisco with where these weekly protests are taking a financial toll on muni. n? >> reporter: that's right,. >> ann-marie: when b.a.r.t. tells its riders to get ready for another protest muni riders should get ready. more and more people are being touched by these protest and they are costing more and more money. b.a.r.t. is warning people a protest may disrupt them during the afternoon period. they say they may have to close some stations or make other adjustments. >> you can't even get through the crowds to walk to them. >> reporter: a protest this past week, the latest in the protest over the shooting of charles blair hill lasted into the night and inconvenienced b.a.r.t. riders and saw dozens arrested by san francisco and b.a.r.t. police. at that time san francisco policemen revealed the spill over of inconvenience and cost to the city's transit system. >> as you all know, a meeting of traffic which affected the railroad system, which was affected, as well as the traffic of motor vehicles across the street. >> reporter: san francisco has tallied up $70,000 i

as don knapp shows us, they are learning to rough it, though. >> they are work around the clock to get the water flowing again after the pump broke down. everyone is relying on bottled water, limited to a gallon a day. >> take two boxes, that's 12 -- >> a bottle of water isn't enough for the 800 folks that live and work and go to school here. >> we can't take a shower. so we -- >> go to the bathroom. >> so nothing. >> porter potties have been placed along the road. >> sanitation is going to be an issue, right if. >> getting water to drink is nice, but sanitation is a problem. >> elementary bathrooms are closed, but there are two porter potties ready for wednesday. judy says we will make it work. >> thank god we don't have hundreds and hundreds of students and we will. we will do fine. >> old puff may have been feeling for while. the weekends aren't in fun festival, probably to the breaking point. >> it will take a while to refill the system. water for drinking, sanitation, and fire remains in short supply. don knapp, cbs 5. >>> other news making headlines around the bay area now, a gol

don knapp on the man's project that is already opening his own eyes. >> drops into the islamic center mosque in san francisco. it's part of his month long journey to expand his journey of muslims. growing up in santa clara, he attended the large muslim county association mosque. when he got to cal berkeley, he learned that not all muslims are alike. >> i saw a lot of people who are different from the mca notion of what a muslim was. >> he visited 30 mosques in 30 days and blogged with what he found. >> most striking different was it was composed of girls that did not wear their hijab. most muslim women do not wear the hijab to be religious. >> welcomed to their traditional dinner. he felt uncomfortable in bosnian mosques. >> i did not appreciate the fact that they were unwelcome toward outsiders. i felt embarrassed for them and i felt embarrassed for the reporters because they didn't want the women to be there. >> he says he wants muslims to let outsiders know the quality of their religion. >> i believe muslims have a problem. i believe not enough people have a good impression of what

don knapp is in santa rosa tonight. don. >> reporter: we're here at west ninth where that crosswalk is and you should note behind me that crosswalk crosses four lanes often very busy highway here and doesn't have much indication other than the yellow marks on the street and one little sign on a post nearby. that's prompted some of these kids here from santa rosa high to come down to seek signatures on a petition trying to get some kind of light or better protection for this area because they just feel that too many cars come by here too quickly and there are too many kids in the crosswalk. there is a small memorial for the 4-year-old boy who was struck here last evening allegedly by an unlicensed driver. this afternoon and evening, people have been coming here to visit the scene. we have some photos of the scene yesterday after the boy was struck. he was in the crosswalk with his family about 6:00 last night when the car hit him and left the scene. witnesses gave police a description of the car and police broadcast it ov

don knapp on the extra patrols. don? >> reporter: and the question is, do we need police to protect us from ourselves? and apparently the answer may be yes. that's the idea behind these stepped-up patrols targeting not only motorists but pedestrians. these baseball fans leaving at&t park after the game are mostly cautious at intersections. but if safety is not enough incentive, then a ticket may be. police are cracking down. >> there are officers stationed at certain areas. every day it might be a different location. and it is not some type of sting. they're just standing there to see who runs the red light. >> reporter: or pedestrians who cross against the light. >> people need to be safe and the police are there to enforce the laws. they got to do what they got to do. >> reporter: a fan named don has a better idea. >> i think second street, it would be nice if they would cut off the traffic completely on second street. >> make it a pedestrian mall? >> make it a pedestrian mall. >> just for the game. just for an hour af

don knapp at the civic center station with what's in store for tomorrow and how bart is defending itself for its past tactics against protests. don? >> reporter: that's right. bart found a powerful tool for thwarting protests, and the off switch it used to turn off cell service, but also found the tool cuts both ways and is now scrambling to explain and justify its actions on the eve of another protest. >> i've gotten over 9000 e-mails from people across the nation, how dare you cut off our right to speech. >> reporter: bart continues to get reaction to its decision to pull the plug on underground cell phone service before august 111 protest. a month earlier, bart shut down four stations, with threats of a man with a knife at civic center station. intelligence revealed the individuals would be giving and receiving instructions to coordinate their activities viacell phone, adding the interruption did prevent the planned coordination of illegal activity on the bart platforms as a resulting threat to public safety. >> i stand by the decision that we did last week. you know, we'll do it agai

>> don knapp. thank you. >>> pg&e officials were warned months before the explosion about the risk of the disaster. documents filed with the state regulators says they all but predicted an incident. the report warned that gas in pg&e's records, upkeep, and emergency plan created a "unacceptable risk of disaster." the report called the company's safety program weak and predicted that an accident in the gas lines would raise questions about what top executive "had known or should have known." >>> a 9-year-old boy hit by a car while leaving a giants game is improving though he remains in critical condition tonight. the boy and his family are here on vacation from philadelphia and, now, players from both the phillies and the giants are teaming together to show their support for ryan. they plan to present him with signed souvenirs including baseballs as soon as he is well enough to see visitors. >> into center field. >> the incident happened at mission and new montgomery streets. they have arrested a dr

and don knapp reports this is now being treated as a hostage situation. >> reporter: police officers appear to be settling in for the night taking up possessions on neighboring rooftops outside the hotels where a man remains hold up with his girlfriend. the man fired a shot today from a room overlooking a stretch of interstate 580. the c.h.p. shutdown the highway lead to go major backups as traffic was rerooted. the jams got worse with the evening rush hour. this young man as yet unidentified had stabbed a clerk in san rafael on sunday when he was suspected of shoplift lift -- shoft lifting. after a shot was fired from the room, police from all over the county moved in. >> about 75 officers are here now. s.w.a.t. teams from throughout marin and also sonoma county and are hostage negotiators are speaking with him. they have actually had voice contact with him from pretty much the very beginning of the incident. so there is dialogue back and forth which is good. and these events sometimes can take a long time. and we just want to bring it to a peaceful resolution for everybody. >> repo

don knapp, cbs5. >>> another fatal accident. this one in san francisco where a muni bus hit and killed a woman this afternoon. this happened when the bus was turning from 18th onto hartford street in castro. the woman was in the crosswalk at the time. the driver of the bus is cooperating in the investigation. >>> and shot on a survive sidewalk. that's what happened to three juveniles in the city's fillmore neighborhood. they got into an argument with another individual. police are searching for tonight who is responsible. none of the injuries of any of those hit by gunfire believed to be life threatening. >>> wall street marking the fifth consecutive day of losses. dow now sits at 10,817. nasdaq and s&p fell as well. both dropping about 1.5%. analysts say investors are worried the country is headed toward a double-dip recession. >>> and stocks tumbled down and california's unemployment rate went up. it jumped 2/10ths of a per cent. the state added only 4500 jobs last month compared to more than 30,000 in june. >>> analysts say c

don knapp found out this isn't the first time. >> i lived here for a while, like seven years and i have never heard of something like this. >> disturbing and puzzling. a dead beheaded goat turns up on a mission district street. >> i don't know what the deal is with it, but it was the body. the head was missing and there were parts of the guts hanging out and everything. >> trisha says seeing all that left her sick to her stomach all day. she took a picture from her apartment. it's from a distance, but may be upsetting. >> i would say has to do with religious rituals or sacrifices. >> others here also thought it might be santaria. ritual killing. >> do ritual acts come to mind? is that what you think about? >> yeah, sacrifices maybe. >> it gives you the creeps? >> yeah. >> the dead goat is the second beheaded animal to be held in a month. >> you find anything here. >> this particular goat was headless. >> oh no. i'm glad i didn't see it. >> the goat may have been left as a threat for mission gangs. >> maybe they should be less oblique with their messages, whatever it is. >> trisha's camp

don knapp san raphael, thank you. we'll keep an eye on it with chopper 5 over san rafael tonight. >>> in other news, that nebulous net group that calls itself "anonymous" hacked into another bart website. first it was personal for passengers. this time personal for bart police. joe vazquez on the latest cyberattack today. joe. >> reporter: last thursday bart police shut down the cell phone service to their bart station here because they said they wanted to protect the public. now the cops are worried about their own safety. they have marched through the streets. they have shut down train stations. they have even hacked bart's passenger info. now this morning a group of hackers called "anonymous" has hacked into the bart police union's website and posted online the personal information of more than 100 bart cops. >> i'm angry. i'm upset. these guys are a bunch of criminals. >> reporter: this officer says the fbi is now investigating. he says there are 250 members of his union, 102 of them got hacked, including himself.

don knapp was in the stands with the fans and the beefed up security. >> crab legs. nice. >> candle stick tailgaters are the first to experience the new rules that is keeping 49er games under control. they have to go in or leave at game time. >> they have new tough rules, what do you think? >> keep us safe. >> focused on alcohol fueled craziness. like the raiders, 49ers game shootings that sent two men to the hospital and a men's room beating that hospitalized another. >> i don't think the fans would enjoy it as much. >> 49ers ceo sat in the stands with fans. where last weekend's fights broke out. telling the radio that the problems were an anomole. >> you know, a lot of the 49er fans did not come in today because of the new rules that are being enforced. >> 49er season ticketholder whose pictures on some season tickets said fellow fans believe e limb night the 49er, raiders game solves the problem. >> they aren't into this super clamp down because of a few fans. >> others worried about the dui check points after the game. >> we're going to have to carefully leave af

don knapp was in the middle of it all earlier tonight. n, how crazy is it for people trying to get out of there tonight? >> reporter: a lot crazier than it is for us because we do have that press pass but they got out okay. that part is just about over. outside lands proving once again that if you build it in golden gate park they will come and if you build six music stages they will come in droves just like they always have and neither fog nor cold weather seem to be any deterrent. outside lands music festival it is big, loud and very popular. six stages, 116 bands and 160 people give or take. tired but still hadn't had their fill of music. >> it wasn't cold. we were standing most of the day. the sun was out. it was great. >> are you coming back? >> yes, was here last night, here today and will be back tomorrow. >> reporter: it is in its fourth year and some of the neighbor concerns about noise and amplified music and traffic have been calmed. top notch music for the masses. the bottom line is money for san fransisco. many of those who co

don knapp, last time i talked to you the girlfriend was in the hotel with him. >> reporter: that's still the case. i talked with margo rohrabacher and asked her if she was a hostage. we said we didn't know but we know she is lock in the hotel room with the man with the gun who is refusing to come out. so obviously they have to treat it has a hostage situation. the traffic mess is as a result of this fact that that gunman was over that freeway that leads to the richmond/san rafael bridge and there was a shot fired earlier today which of course messed up traffic going through the bridge. we are a block from the hotel now near the command center. police went to the extended stay hotel about 8:30 this morning looking for the suspect wanted for the stabbing at the united market on sunday. the suspect in the room with his girlfriend allegedly fired a shot from the room around 10:45 this morning. the chp had no recourse except then to shut down the freeway in front of the hotel room. we have a surveillance camera picture of the suspect taken at the market on sunday. police say this is the same

don knapp is also at candlestick, where new security measures are in place for tonight's game. don. nat: clip 5116 08 59 12 about cbs 5, coming up at five. other bay area headlines: a coastal protection group is suing san francisco for putting tons of rocks and other debris on ocean beach, to keep it - and the great highway - from eroding. the group claims the city is violating state coastal protection laws. it wants the city to remove the rubble and restore the beach. the city could face tens of millions of dollars in penalties. "music" oakland students celebrated the beginning of the new school year with a back to school rally at city hall. the event was a street fair, with food and free backpacks-- filled with school supplies. there were also student success workshops. organizers hope the rally will encourage more parents to get involved in the schools. nearly 10- thousand runners took part in the second annual giants race today. the race began at a-t-and-t park, went along the embarcadero, through fisherman's wharf into the presidio, and back to the ballpark the race was a b

in angwin, don knapp, cbs 5. >>> a house fire in san francisco have left an elderly woman with severe burns. firefighters responded to a one alarm fire around 11:30 last night on jackson street. the two women were found unconscious and investigators believe the fire started in one of the bedrooms and was likely due to a cigarette. >>> oakland police are still searching for a suspect who got away. suspects led police on a high- speed chase at 66 and 880. police aren't saying why they werear him but this is the second -- were after him but this is the second time in a week that a suspect in a high- speed chase has managed to evade oakland police on foot. >>> 27 years ago a 14-year-old girl from pleasanton was stabbed to death. it's been a cold case for years now, but today police announced a break in her murder. as ann notarangelo reports from pleasanton, police say the killer was a former classmate. >> reporter: and ken, tina's mom was too distraught to talk to us. she very politely declined and wasn't doing good but she was confident that they would find her daughter's killer. >> the

. >> thank you, don knapp. >>> hurricane irene is no more but the mess heft behind had have a lasting impact. tonight the storm is blamed for 21 deaths acrosses eight states. early damage estimates topping $7 billion. 4.5 million people still have no power. severe flooding remaining a big problem. how the northeast is recovering. >> reporter: a massive flash flood in windham new york, 40 miles outside of albany. cars and trucks swallowed up by the flood. emergency crews will called in to pull people out of flooded homes. the storm wasn't as strong as first predicted but it left a pat of destruction more than 1000 miles long. and millions could be without power for days. irene hit north carolina as a hurricane and churned up the coast spawning tornadoes. it is believed a twister ripped a roof off this delaware home. >> you heard the rumbling and crazy noise and i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: another surge here. >> reporter: the storm surged onto the shores of new jersey and long island with strong waves. irene's storm surge was so powerful it ripped this life guard tower from

don knapp was in the middle of it earlier tonight and now he's trying to make his way out through the crowds. don, how is it going out there? >> outside proving once again that if you build it, or build six music stages, they will come. just like they always have and weather, cold weather, fog, no deterrant. outside the music festival, this big, loud, and very popular. 115 bands, six stages, and an expected crowd of 180,000 people give or take. music lovers were tired, but hadn't had their fill of music. >> i loved it. it wasn't cold at all. we were standing most of the day. the sun was up. it was great. >> coming back? >> yeah, i was here last night, here today, we'll be back tomorrow. >> it is in its fourth year and neighbors concerns about noise or amplified music has been calmed. top notch music for the masses. the bottom line is money for san francisco. many that come are out of towners. >> so if you're not enjoying this, you can think of the good part. the money, about $4 million and the folks that come to enjoy outside lands. >> live in san francisco. thanks. an american kidnap

don knapp on their special message for lawmakers. >> reporter: even here at this art and wine festivaln alameda thoughts of the debt ceiling debate in washington are not far from mind. >> got to get it together. make decisions for going forward. i'm ready for the worst. >> reporter: this businessman showed his teak wood furniture and saying he can relate. >> i know what a debt ceiling feels like and it is not comfortable. i wish they would take care of their dealing so i can take care of my dealing. >> reporter: big cuts have to be part of the deal this woman says. >> we need to cut government. that's the big deal. we cut government we would be okay. >> reporter: medicare and social security? >> social security isn't a problem anyway. they borrow from it. the social security that is in there now is money that people have already paid into it. it is our money. >> they are really out of touch with reality. >> reporter: what do they need to know about folks like you? >> that a 9 to 5 job we work pretty hard for what we have got. i think a lot of people up in washington probably take where

don knapp explains these week hurricane protests are taking a financial toll on muni. >> reporter: it is not only b.a.r.t. down beneath survive's market street there is muni too. to when b.a.r.t. closes some stations temporarily as it says it expects to do, some muni riders can also exhect to be inconvenienced. the continuing protests stir mixed feelings from some. >> i'm an open source guy so i complete hurricane understand the idea behind it and the movement they are after. but i question the motive sometimes if it isn't more for publicity and their sake versus the actual issue. >> reporter: a protest this past week, the latest in a series over the b.a.r.t. police shooting of charles blair hill lasted into the night inconveniencing b.a.r.t. riders and saw dozens much protestors arrested by police. a police spokesperson revealed the spillover of inconvenience. >> as you all know muni traffic was affected. the railway system in san francisco was really affected as well as traffic in motor vehicles along the street. >> reporter: the demonstrations are having a broad impact in both inco

don knapp, cbs. >>> the verdict in the espionage trial will be decided in a week. today is the second anniversary of the day they were captured. bar's fee own say sara was released last september for humanitarian reasons. they deny the spying charges saying they believe they were hiking near the iranian border not in iran. >>> arraignment tomorrow for the 56-year-old woman who was arrested tuesday. allen trebeck's wife awoke to her stealing valuables. he snapped his achilles tendon and had surgery. >>> thousands of people in marin may have to pay for fire protection. homeowners may face a new annual fee of up to $150 to help offset rising state costs. it would take effect in january if it is approved by a state board next month. >>> an experiment designed to slow traffic on a busy palo alto street could last for another year. restripeing on the road reduced the number of lanes and added dedicated left turn lanes. city staff wants the trial projection tended another year to see how those features just added will affect traffic. lane reductions are creating gridlock.

don knapp, cbs 5. >>> yup, it was the wildest week in wall street history and it ended with another day of gains. take a look at the roller coaster week we had. the dow started monday at 11,143. swung wildly all week long. today it gained 125 points. despite the volatility, the dow lost just .5% for all that going up and down. 1.5% for the week. kit on how the week took it toll on silicon valley ipo's. >> here in sunny vail, maker of 3d motion devices was hoping to go public and raise $100 million. same goes for wage work, hoping to raise $52 million. they are part of a grown up of ten companies that they they have in the market. >> the ipo market was looking hot back in may when he went public, then came the debt ceiling crisis. investors had one of its most volatile weeks in history. rob says it could take months to regain momentum. >> when something like this blows up, they may not be going public. this may have been their window and that one window is now closed. >> what is this going to do to social media companies waiting to go public? is this going to cool off with companies like

don knapp, cbs 5. >> and closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow in a trial of seven gang members in san francisco. the defendants were members of a branch of a gang called ms 13. centered on the neighborhood of 20th and mission streets. all seven are accused of taking part in organized crime, and three are charged with murder. if convicted, each defendant could get life in prison. the trial has been going on since april. >>> and in international news, afghanistan saw another round of deadly insurgent attacks this weekend. four nato service members were killed overnight. the attacks come a day after the taliban shot down a u.s. army chinook helicopter. more than 20 u.s. special operations forces, move of them navy seals were killed in that attack. 38 people died in all and they were all aboard that helicopter, the chinook, like this one when it was apparently shot down by an r.p.g. the troops had just arrived to help another team that was in trouble. they were conducting an overnight raid on the taliban fighters. nearly 300 americans have been killed in that country this year. >>>

don knapp at candlestick park. >>> three weeks after their trial ended the men in iran have been sentencedthe pair may be spending many more years behind bars. >> reporter: shane bower and fatal have spent two years in jail. >> it is their only line to the outside world. i write every day, i always tell him how proud i am, he is doing well in prison i hope and he should not worry, that he is going to see and smell and feel freedom very soon. >> reporter: in washington, the state department said shane and josh have been in prison too long, and it is time to reunite them with their families. american efforts to have the two men released have been repeatedly frustrated says iran expert patrick clawson. >> in part the more effort we devote the more those in iran say oh goodie we have a wonderful bargaining chip here, let's see what more we can get for this. >> reporter: the eight year sentence setback hopes. the foreign minister had hinted the trial could lead to their release. >> you build up patience, you build up resolve, and you build up hope. and it has been a roller coaster ride. >> repo

don knapp is in san francisco on a story that has been dropping all week. >> reporter: with u.s. senator diane fainstein and nancy pelosi among those urging him on, ed lee has been acting like a candidate, even showing up in mclaren park for a gerry garcia remembrance. will he run? the only surprise would be if he doesn't. his weekend of reflection understood included showing up at the jerry garcia amphitheater on gerry's day. >> i thought that said let it be. >> reporter: and he wasn't about to spoil the announcement. but talking with phil matier's at cbs 5, he sounded like a candidate for a job he promised to take only on an interim basis. >> i have been getting a lot of support, there is a lot of people calling, i haven't been able to answer the phoning. >> reporter: the message he is getting is he likes the job he is doing and, apparently, he does too. >> it's very enthusiastic support, people like what we have been doing the last 7 months. it's been hard, i have been working really hard, i've never worked so hard before. but, i'll tell you, end of the day, the sacrifice is w

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don knapp was there. >> tailgaters the first to experience the new rules keeping 49ers games under control. at game time they have to go in or leave. >> they have new tough rules on you guys. what do you think? >> i think it is a good thing. keep us safe. >> reporter: the crackdown is focused on alcohol-fueled craziness like last saturday's raiders 49ers game shootings that sent two men to the hospital and a beating that hospitalized another. >> i don't think the fans would enjoy it as much. >> reporter: 49ers c.e.o. jed york sat in the stands with fans where last weekend's fights broke out. saying the problems were an anomaly. >> a lot much fans did not come in because of the new rules being enforced. >> reporter: a season ticket holder daniel simons whose picture is on some system tickets says they believe eliminating the 49ers raiders game solves the problem. >> they are absolutely not into this super clamp down because of a few rowdy fans that came over from the other side of the bay. >> reporter: others worry about the dui check points after the game. >> we have to be careful after we

. >> don knapp, cbs 5. >>> it happens in the movies all the time, but it happened here today without any stunt men. the mid rise rescue on the side of a building. >>> the intent may be there, but the dollars are not. there's a cost attached to eating well. >>> if you do have the money, the deals are there and we use the word deals loosely. high end items are flying off the shelves. see who is buying. >> what a beautiful autumn day in the bay area. the only problem is, it's summertime. so the day it will be warmer and sunnier in the bay area. the seven-day forecast still straight ahead on the cw. [ male announcer ] kentucky grilled chicken. now with new bigger white meat breast pieces, marinated for juiciness. freshly seasoned and slow grilled by real cooks. just wait until you try this kentucky grilled chicken. it's that good. today tastes so good. >>> a rescue 16 stories in the air. two window washers dangled from their harnesses outside this high-rise condo building in san francisco's mission bay. after the ropes on one side of the scaffolding gave way, rescuers hoisted one window

don knapp found out this isn't the first time. >> i lived here for a while and never heard of something>> disturbing and puzzling. a dead beheaded goat turns up on a mission district street. >> i don't know what the deal was with it or who put it there or anything. it's the body. the head was missing and there were parts of the guts hanging out and everything. >> trisha says seeing all that left her sick to her stomach. she took a picture from her apartment, it may be upsetting. >> i was thinking something to do with a religious rituals or sacrifices. >> others here also thought it might be santaria. ritual killing. >> the thought of ritual acts come to mind? >> um, yeah, sacrifices maybe. >> gives you the creeps? >> yeah. >> the dead goat is the second beheaded animal found in the mission in a month. >> sounds very much like the mission. you can find anything here. >> this particular goat was headless. >> oh no. i'm glad i didn't see it. >> the goat may have been left as a threat from mission games, says helen. >> maybe they should be less oblique with their messages, whatever it is. >

don knapp on what police are saying about that hit-and-run driver tonight. don. >> reporter: allen, we are at west ninth a very busy four- lane road that crosses where this crosswalk crosses, obviously traffic coming through here sometimes a little too fast. that's what some of the neighbors are saying. right here is the memorial for the yet as unidentified 4-year- old boy that was killed in the crosswalk yesterday. now, also coming down here today are a group of high school students from santa rosa high because they felt that this was something that they should do something about. they decide what they need to do is get somebody to do something about this crosswalk perhaps put up a light or several lights see this people into that this is a dangerous place. they are gathering signatures for a petition. >> yeah, but they know that there's a school here and like a lot of little kids here and they are driving too fast and they won't stop. >> reporter: parents have long been concerned with the crosswalk and the amount of traffic that passes through. >> they don'

don knapp reports. >> reporter: despite a messy decision in april, somable lists say it gave bonds a break, he remains locked in a protracted and expensive battle with the federal government still hoping for that grand slam. an upbeat barry bonds entered federal court enjoying an apparent 3-1 advantage in his battle with the governor over his 2003 grand jury testimony on performance-enhancing drugs. this past april the jury deadlocked on three perjury charges but found him guilty of one charge of obstructing justice. last evening bonds was the center of fan attention and all smiles at at&t park as he watched the giants beat the padres. >> and bonds hits one hard! >> reporter: the eight-year battle to clear his name now depends on how a judge reviews his answers about knowing being injected with performance- enhancing drugs. prosecutors say bonds' ramblingens was to evade, mislead and provide false testimony. bonds' attorney argue that is while the 75-second answer was nonresponsive, it was truthful. and besides, he says, bonds later answered the question specifically and truthfully.

year and signed his name and and dates to 2008, if towards the bush had done that or any republican don knapp, it would have been a big story. yes these things are worth noting and these things are worth talking about. but there is a little double standard. you remind me of something we have not talked about. we have not really talked about mitt romney. and mitt romney is coming into the straw poll, he was really the leader or the front runner. not only nationally but in some of the states. i think that his debate performance, a defacto win for him in many people's opinion, because no one made up -- no one the glove on him. that's been long forgotten. palin came to the straw poll and was mobbed on friday. not only were people all over her, but people were made them much attention to is getting rid the michele bachmann twins and rick perry gets into the record this morning we're talking about ron paul. the lack of attention already on mitt romney underscores the precarious lead that he has. he is somewhat of a weak front runner and it is remarkable how that debate performance, that has been lo

good morning to don knapp, a democrat. caller: hello, can you hear me? i would like to talk about ohio with the program that john k. 6 -- kasich developed. he started out saying he will run the administration with a two by four, and now he turned into a one-man ironhanded. and all ohioans got a look at the the movement coming through our country, and it is involving him. if they want to have the bush administration repeated, there is texas and florida and ohio and there are some other states starting this movement. we are going to go right back to where we started and it is going to become so crucial that we are going to go back -- ohio, like the minority, the black people, he didn't have one in his cabinet. it is going back to the clue klutz clan -- klu klux cln. host: mike, independent. caller: i do believe congress should be called back to washington. i am not prejudiced. obama could be a purple man as far as i am concerned. we are in trouble. why is it every time we the american people get bad news, it is either on friday, the weekend, when we are bu

year and signed his name and and dates to 2008, if towards the bush had done that or any republican don knappit would have been a big story. yes these things are worth noting and these things are worth talking about. but there is a little double standard. you remind me of something we have not talked about. we have not really talked about mitt romney. and mitt romney is coming into the straw poll, he was really the leader or the front runner. not only nationally but in some of the states. i think that his debate performance, a defacto win for him in many people's opinion, because no one made up -- no one the glove on him. that's been long forgotten. palin came to the straw poll and was mobbed on friday. not only were people all over her, but people were made them much attention to is getting rid the michele bachmann twins and rick perry gets into the record this morning we're talking about ron paul. the lack of attention already on mitt romney underscores the precarious lead that he has. he is somewhat of a weak front runner and it is remarkable how that debate performance, that has been lost