from here we are going to turn it over to mark sayre in menlo park. he spoke to the u.s. geological survey today about this quake. mark. >> reporter: well, christin, seismologists here at the usgs says everything about the quake is that it's on the hayward fault but they caution they need to get additional data instrumentation, additional readings, before they can say that absolutely 100% for sure. >> bk is berkeley so now it's very close in just a sharp pulse. >> reporter: the doctor with the usgs says the epicenter of the quake was just south of the uc-berkeley campus at a depth of 6 miles. >> so it's down quite distance in terms of distance from the surface. however, it was felt widely throughout the san francisco bay area. >> reporter: residents from as far south as santa cruz as far north as santa rosa, and into the sacramento area reported feeling the quake. >> so this is a strike foot motion so the hayward fault is a right lateral so one side moves when you look across the fault moves to the right relative to if you're staying on the opposite side. the same type of

mark sayre shows us the death is the latest in the biker feud with roots apparently at a neighborhood starbucks. >>> reporter: this starbucks on pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz could be the starting point for a string of recent violent confrontations between the hells angels and rival va goes motorcycle clubs. santa cruz has long been claimed by the hells angels that when the vagos came to town they clashed over territory including who could sit at this starbucks and nearly two years later it is all leading here to san jose, where on saturday, hells angels steve tausan of the santa cruz chapter will be buried and police will be ready. >> so it's on us really as a police department to make sure this event unfolds quietly. >> reporter: tausan was allegedly killed by steve ruiz at the funeral of jeff pettigrew. police say it was internal conflict between hells angels that led to the shooting possibly over the events at the sparks nevada casino where pettigrew was allegedly killed by rival vagos club members this. week's burial will be another opportunity for police to search for st

mark sayre asked, simply what happened? >> reporter: this 34" pipe which ripped over near bakersfield is just slightly larger than the pipe that ruptured in san bruno except this time the rupture was caused when pg&e crews were carrying out testing by forcing high pressure water through the line. it opened a crater in a field. nobody was hurt. pg&e says that the failure occurred when the 1950s era line was being pushed well past its maximum allowable operating pressure. >> the failure yesterday came on the longitudinal seam weld which is similar to the pipeline involved in the san bruno accident. >> reporter: since the san bruno blast in september of last year, pg&e says it has pressure tested about 120 miles of natural gas pipeline and will test a total of 150 miles before the end of the year. after scrutiny by regulators, the utility is testing lines where it lacks records of previous strength tests. >> this is exactly why we're doing these tests. if there are weaknesses within our pipe, we want to find them. >> reporter:

mark sayre reports they will be a major blow to gang activity. >> reporter: indeed, allen. drugs stolen guns, plenty of gang members behind bars. it's all been recovered in this big operation called operation garlic press. this video provided by the california department of justice shows officers en route to one of dozens of raid sites in northern california. the 18-month undercover investigation resulted in more than 10 0 arrests in five counties including monterey and owners. more than half are known gang members and attorney general kamala harris says this is a big blow to gang activity. >> 51 are known members of the nortenos street gang. two are affiliated with the serenos street gang. >> reporter: the raids and arrests took place mainly over the past three days at this home in hollister. the owner confirms police came to the door early this morning. it is not known what if anything law enforcement found and these pictures are from a raid in the monterey bay area. the investigation began when gilroy police asked for state and federal help because of an uptick in gang a

in san jose this afternoon, mark sayre. thank you, mark. >>> well, the gunman responsible for an east bay robbery and shootout is now arrested. a long search for that suspect brought traffic to a complete halt yesterday afternoon as you see from these pictures. westbound five 580 was shut down for three hours. the arrest was made this morning but there are no details on where he was found. >>> the suspect allegedly opened fire yesterday afternoon inside the parking lot of laurel ace hardware. police say the man stole a woman's purse, then shot her when she ran after him. he then sped off in a lexus but crashed on the on-ramp to 580 when he then ran away. police scoured the area but called off the search around 5 p.m. and reopened westbound traffic. >>> there is a federal crackdown on pot clubs near california. within the past hour, four u.s. attorneys went public with the move even though medical possible is legal under state law. at least 16 medical marijuana dispensaries have already received letters saying federal law ta

as mark sayre tells us, the recent string of murders is part of a biker feud that may have all started at starbucks. mark. >> reporter: well, dana, because this is a private service tomorrow, police are expecting fewer people here than at the violence-marred service two weeks ago. but police say that the chain of events that led to all this violence did indeed possibly begin at a very unusual place. this starbucks on pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz could be the starting point for a string of recent violent confrontations between the hells angels and rival vagos motorcycle clubs. santa cruz has long been claimed by the hells angels that when the vagos came to town police say the two clubs clashed over territory including who could sit at this starbucks. in january of last year, just around the corner from the starbucks, a vagos member allegedly attacked several hells angels in the middle of the day using a hammer and a tire iron. nearly two years later, it is all leading here to san jose, where on saturday, hells angels steve tausan of the santa cruz chapter will be buried and pol

reporting in oakland, i'm mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> and still ahead, a unique way to keep ex-cons out of bay area jails. the special help that they are getting before they are released that goes way beyond cash. >> the new iphone debuts tomorrow. consumerwatch shops around to find the best price plan you can get. >>> they see him on the trails and on the roads. >> a creepy crawly invasion. why tarantulas are on the prowl at a bay area park. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, principal of abusing their kids. rs claim tough new >>> some san francisco parents are accusing a principal of abusing their kids. the administrators claim tough new disciplinary measures are meant to help a struggling school. joe vazquez reports on the tactics that some say are going way too far. >> sign the petition. >> reporter: with homemade signs and strong demands -- >> i want her fired. >> reporter: -- about 20 parents gathered at san francisco's paul revere school this morning loaded with accusations. >> disciplining the kids, she puts them in the basement all day long, some are put in silent recess is what she calls it. >> re

i'm mark sayre, cbs 5. >>> we are looking at chopper 5 pictures. on east 14th street. it looks as though the crowd is breaking away. it has been a little unclear. this again is an oscar grant protest, protesting what they claim is police brutality. it started at city hall and have kind of spread out. police have been lining the intersections. we have no clear direction on where these folks are going but it looks as if the stand off is over and it looks as if the protesters -- one thing they have had a beautiful night. and perhaps that is working to the police officer's. >> it has been warm out there. woman and clear -- warm and clear for the most part. this is what most of us are looking at this evening. while on the east coast the snow is flying for much of the eastern sea board as we will continue to languish some of this lovely fall pattern here. continued dry and mild with some patchy fog on monday. cooling down a bit with a chance of showers come friday with much cooler weather expected into next weekend. but for the short term it is looking pretty nice out there.

mark sayre asks, will this new company be overshadows by the solyndra collapse? mark. >> reporter: well, dana, california of course has set a goal it get a full third of retail energy supplies by renewable sources by the year 2020 and that's just one reason that this company sun edison has moved here it belmont to be closer to its customers. >> unlimited. unlimited solar energy. >> reporter: governor jerry brown touted the move of sun edison's new headquarters, which had previously been in maryland. the company will eventually bring about 500 jobs to the formerly vacant office park in belmont. >> california is open for business. we're the innovative state and we're going to invest know solar and make it the -- we're going to invest in solar and make it a world leader. >> reporter: a month ago solyndra went bankrupt. it had received a half billion dollars in federal loan guarantees. while sun edison says it has no federal loans, it will get the same benefits as all other solar powered companies by way of new tax incentives for solar projects. that legislation was a

but as mark sayre tells us, whoever did it left behind a key piece of evidence at the scene of the crime. mark. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, in the realm of elections, somebody running for the seat on the menlo park fire protection district, it's an ordinary election. but here there's a political whodunnit with ties to one of the city's top elected leaders. >> this is the front yard. the sign was lying down behind the tree about here. >> reporter: chuck bernstein points out the area in the front yard where the campaign sign of virginia chang kiraly was found and a cell phone was found, as well. >> flat down the wire extension along here and the phone was just to the right of it. >> reporter: bernstein says, he has a theory about how the phone got here. >> ducked down to avoid the tree and when it does it it slides out of the pocket. >> reporter: so bernstein says he took a look at the mystery phone before turning it over to police. >> and when i pushed on the power, i could see messages cycling through up in the upper left-hand corner and i saw the name from the woodell family. >> repor

mark sayre saw firsthand what's making that search so difficult. >> reporter: about a dozen law enforcement agents today boarded the skunk train usually one of mendocino county's top tourist attractions now shuttling people to the area where aaron bassler is hiding in the forest. >> the resources adding 20 more people deputies and officers into the area. the focus of interest obviously was where the engagement was yesterday. >> reporter: on thursday this three-man team from the alameda county sheriff's department was involved in a shootout with bassler just a few hours after these pictures were taken. deputies say the team was fired upon by bassler on two separate occasions. and they returned about 10 shots. the deputies were not injured. it is not known if bassler was hurt. how dangerous is this guy? >> i would say yesterday's activities prove that he has the ability to pull the trigger. >> reporter: the search locations is in a heavily wooded area about 7 miles north of state highway 20 accessible only by rail and dirt road. investigators say the forest is so thick here, even aerial infra

mark sayre is in the neighborhood tonight to tell us how it happened. >> reporter: after an investigationhat lasted all afternoon, things were finally starting to get back to normal here along lee avenue and we have also learned that that officer involved in what police say was a life-or-death struggle for his own firearm has been released from the hospital. these pictures from chopper 5 tell the story of this dangerous shootout between one suspect and three officers. a police car can be seen with a bullet hole through its front driver's side window and from ground level, at least one home along leigh avenue near stokes street was hit by gunfire. crime scene analysts spent the afternoon marking up the locations of all of the bullet holes and shell casings in the neighborhood. it all began just before 11 a.m. when an officer responded to a call of three suspicious men in front of a house. >> that officer engaged in a struggle with one of the suspects. the suspect attempted to take the officer's handgun. during the struggle for the handgun several shots were fired and that suspect got to hi

mark sayre is at apple headquarters in cupertino with more on the death of steve jobs. mark. >> reporter: the flags are flying at half-staff at apple headquarters in cupertino. from what we can see here

mark sayre is live with that story. >> reporter: we're at market and new montgomery. meeting inside the hotel today and tomorrow a group called the foundation for excellence in education founded by former texas governor -- excuse me, former florida governor jeb bush the son of george bush senior. members of the united educators of san francisco are being joined this evening by some members of the "occupy sf" protest group to oppose the former governor and what his group stands for. >> it's unfair that there's billionaires in there talking about teachers and education when there's innocent teachers out here who have lost their jobs, who are getting foreclosed on. there's just so many issues. it's really sad. >> what's happened, they're attacking teachers, nurses, firemen, police. these are the people -- this is the bedrock our community. >> reporter: now, some of the signs we have seen here this evening including sayings like do you trust jeb bush with our schools? rupert murdoch is expected to speak here tomorrow. some people are opposed to the fox chairman. san franc

. >> thank you, mark sayre at fort bragg, thank you so much. >>> the u.s. has killed an al qaeda leader in yemen. what's different about this man? he was an american. anwar al-awlaki was born in new mexico. and he is credited with planning the 2009 christmas day underwear bombing attempt of an airliner. he also engaged messages -- or exchanged messages with the military officer accused of opening fire at fort hood. and the suspect in last year's times square bombing attempt listed al-awlaki as an inspiration. >> he repeatedly call on people to kill people around the globe to advance a murderous agenda. >> president obama approved killing him last year. the cia and military tracked him for three weeks before the strike on his convoy. also killed was american-born cleric samir kahn who produced an online english language magazine for al qaeda. >>> a big jump in the number of sexual assaults reported on the stanford campus but the school says it isn't as bad as it seems. students reported 21 tax last year. that's a 75% jump from 2009. 13 of the attacks were ra

mark sayre with a key piece of evidence the alleged perpetrator left behind that might solve this mystery. mark. >> reporter: elizabeth, in the scheme of elections, the race for a seat on the menlo park fire protection district is essentially a local issue. but in this race, there's plate cal whodunnit that may have ties to an elected official here at city hall. >> this is the front yard. the sign was lying down behind the tree about here. >>> reporter: chuck bernstein points out the area in his front yard where the campaign sign of his friend and candidate was found and there was something else there, as well. a mysterious cell phone. >> slapped down, the little wire extension was along here and the phone was just to the right of it. >> reporter: bernstein says he has a theory about how the phone got here. >> ducked down avoid the tree and it slid out of a pocket. >> reporter: so bernstein looked at the phone before turning it over to police. >> and when i pushed on the power, i could see messages cycling through up in the upper left-hand corner and i saw the name from the width dell fam

mark sayre is at apple headquarters in cupertino with details. >> ipod shuffle. it was it looks like. >> reporter: we are at apple headquarters in cupertino. if you can hear us all right. steve jobs born in 1955, apple announcing late this afternoon that he died. here at apple's headquarters in cupertino, the flags are flying at half-staff in cupertino. apple employees are leaving work, although there is no apparent organized event here with the death of steve jobs. apple though did release a statement to the media. we are goingsay what that says. "steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives. the world is i am measurery better because of steve." steve jobs form early-morning the ceo stepping down from his position on august 24. at that time, he released a statement that said, i have always said if there ever came a day when i could no longer moot my duties and expectations as apple's ceo, i would be the first to let you know. unfortunately, that day has come. >> that was only a few weeks

. >> mark sayre in san jose, thank you. >>> well, this morning, oakland police arrested the suspect linked to yesterday's robbery and shooting that close 580 for three hours. police were saying a gunman shot a woman in the leg after he robbed her outside a hardware store in the afternoon. in trying to make his getaway, the man crashed his car on an on-ramp to 580. that led to the freeway being closed and a massive police search. police are not releasing any details about that suspect. the woman who was shot was released from the hospital this morning. >>> two days after a gunman opened fire at a quarry in cupertino, killing three people, employees reunited today. len ramirez live in san jose on how management plans to help out those victims. len. >> reporter: well, after the tragic events of this week, the purpose of the meeting today was to try and begin the healing process. and about 150 quarry workers came together this morning to try and do just that. >>> reporter: quarry workers gathered outside the cupertino community center for the first companywide get together since the deadly wor

. >> mark sayre has been talking to the experts at usgs. they are going to tell us why it was so widely felt, mark? >> reporter: and allen, we have also had some aftershocks worth mentioning a 1.8 at 90 in the afternoon 2.2 at 4:50 in the afternoon both in the east bay, felt in parts of san francisco and parts of the peninsula and experts here say more aftershocks are to be expected. >> bk is berkeley. so now it's very close in with just a sharp pulse. >> reporter: the doctor with the usgs says the epicenter of the quake was just south of the uc-berkeley campus at a depth of 6 miles. >> so it's down quite distance in terms of distance from the surface. however, it was felt widely throughout the san francisco bay area. >> reporter: residents from as far south as santa cruz as far north as santa rosa, and into the sacramento area reported feeling the quake. >> so this is a strike foot motion so the hayward fault is a right lateral so one side moves when you look across the fault moves to the right relative to if you're staying on the opposite

mark sayre reports they will be a major blow to gang activity.here may be some changes in the neighborhoods. >> reporter: this video provided by the california department of justice shows officers en route to one of dozens of raid sites in northern california. the 18-month undercover investigation resulted in more than 10 0 arrests in five counties including monterey and santa cruz, san benito, santa clara andmore than half are known gang members and attorney general kamala harris says this is a big blow to gang activity. alameda. >> 51 are known members of the nortenos street gang. two are affiliated with the serenos street gang. >> reporter: the raids and arrests took place mainly over the past three days at this home in hollister. the owner confirms police came to the door early this morning. it is not known what if anything law enforcement found and these pictures are from a raid in the monterey bay area. the investigation began when gilroy police asked for state and federal help because of an uptick in gang activity. >> we have been seeing a