when cbs 5 photojournalist patrick sedillo was attacked. police intervened and arrested the woman. [ screaming ] >> reporter: demonstrators continued past the mission police station. one threw a hammer at officers. the crowd ended at powell and ellis and more were arrested. [ screaming ] >> reporter: police say they made around 35 arrests and we saw a lot of crazy things including protestors throwing a smoke bomb even police went through one protestor's backpack and found flares and a pick axe. elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> a pedestrian is dead after apparently being hit by a number of cars in the east bay freeway. the chp says that the man was standing in one of the traffic lanes of westbound interstate 80 in san pablo last night when a white chevy malibu hit him. that car kept going and got off the freedom at mcbride avenue and the victim was hit by more cars. >>> a san jose mother fought off a woman who tried to steal her daughter from her arms. police arrested 26-year-old myra flores shortly after that happened monday night. flores is accu

when cbs 5 photojournalist patrick sedillo was attacked. police intervened and arrested the woman. [ screaming ] >> reporter: demonstrators continued past the mission police station. one threw a hammer at officers. the crowd ended at powell and ellis and more were arrested. [ screaming ] >> reporter: police say they made around 35 arrests and we saw a lot of crazy things including protestors throwing a smoke bomb, even police went through one protestor's backpack and found several flares and a pick axe. in san francisco, elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> an off duty sheriff's deputy was shot and killed after trying to help a friend. deputy jim mathiesen went to a home in petaluma monday night after his friend's daughter's ex threatened to kill her family. authorities say thomas halloran killed mathiesen when the deputy tried to calm him down. another man shot and killed halloran after he took a woman hostage. sheriffs call it a justifiable homicide. >>> a san jose mother fights to keep her little girl from being stolen and wins. police arrested 26

patrick sedillo, the sea lion, not our photographer, shows how you can play a role. >> he has recentlycalifornia sea lion. >> in solano member of the family -- in sausalito, a new member of the family. >> he is under medication. he is eating well. >> reporter: on friday, the 111- pounder pulled himself out of the water and stayed there. >> but after a few days when this animal didn't return to the water naturally, the medical staff determined that this animal needed to be rescued and helped. >> reporter: you have heard about that huge floating island of garbage out in the pacific? this represents it. and this stuff is what's making these animals sick. >> they get tangled in ocean trash. changes in their environment are affected that happen ultimately because we change their environment. >> reporter: there is a contest online to name him but there are plenty of opinions already. >> what would be a good name? >> milestone. >> baltimore. >> is it a boy or girl? >> flippers. >> lucky is a good name that he got rescued. >> harry. >> moo moo. >> reporter: whatever he is eventually named, the

in san francisco, patrick sedillo, cbs 5. >> you know who that guy on the left is? >> no. >> mr. drucker. >> oh, he did mention that. >> petticoat junction. guess how old i am. >>> you're not old frank. >> the [ indiscernible ] dominique strauss-kahn goes public. how she describes the alleged attack and the questions about her credibility. >>> and who is happier, rich or poor? the study that shows the more money you have, the more problems you have. >> and if you bought a plane ticketed lately, you might get some money back y it all depends on the date of your flight. >>> good time to travel, then. we are looking great at sfo. 71 degrees just a couple of passing clouds toward the afternoon. you're traveling to the south we are looking at some hotter temperatures there and could get a little steamy as you make your way into houston. 30% chance of showers expected high of 97 degrees there this afternoon. continuing on to the atlanta area, we are going to see some passing clouds but then clearing things out as we'll see some sunshine into atlanta and about 95 degrees by the afternoo

patrick sedillo got up close and personal with their field work. >>> reporter: an off trail hike to the top of a ridge with drug agents in the mendocino national forest looking for pot. >> they can reproduce or get stuff going in 90 days and have a product. >> there are so many of these across national forests. it's difficult to get every single one of them. >> reporter: a rough trail gives way to wilderness a half mile from the roadside. up ahead a deserted campsite. >> this is where they live. >> reporter: here in the camp there is evidence that people are here just before we got here, maybe two, maybe more but they are gone now. onions and tomatoes still fresh. clues someone was living here for weeks, maybe months. a tortilla oven is abandoned among other comforts and then -- >> you see we have marijuana plants here and these are pretty close to mature and ready to be harvested. >> reporter: agents say small marijuana farms like this are pretty typical in northern california. this bust netted 5,000 plants ready to sell but no arrests. >> apparently they heard the helicopters or somet

but as patrick sedillo reports, the postal service is not going away.g. >> reporter: remember this? it could be how we do mail again. >> we really solicit about 3700 post offices that are being -- going to be considered for closure. >> reporter: internet and email have practically brought the usps to its knees and it's scrambling to stay in the fight. >> we closed a small post office in a rural community, they want to maintain a postal presence, the village post office is one way to do it. >> reporter: this is the civic center post office one of the ones that could be closed and reconceived as a postal village. that is, a post office inside a larger organization. >> you could use mr. drucker as a visual for that. the proprietor may be selling milk and then stamps. >> i don't like that. >> reporter: sharon gould would rather pick up her mail in person. >> you can buy stamps and pay your bills. >> reporter: the postal service says it's just changing but people are scared. >> it's better for the young generation but not the old generation because i don't e

attacked elizabeth as she was interviewing some of the protestors as well as photojournalist patrick sedillo trying to rip the camera off his shoulder. the chief told me they have updated information. of the 43 demonstrate's rested, only 17 were from san francisco, only one, one is from the bayview of the 43 demonstrators arrested. we illustrate the fact that the police will be out here in numbers. they are very sensitive to the fact that a lot of people here are upset but they also say the chief says that group of people he referred to them as anarchists and that they don't represent the people of the bayview. >> you know, joe, last night a lot of protests happen in san francisco and bay area but last night was taken to a whole new level and it got very, very rowdy and upset. >> reporter: as a matter of fact, there have been some threats by that same group that they might be at it again, that they might be trying to attack the muni t line. now, the police and the city of san francisco say they have to take those threats seriously. they are just not sure if it's going to happen or if it will

muni buses and trains for a while and they also attacked a cbs 5 crew including photojournalist patrick sedillo. they tried trippet camera off his shoulder. -- to rip the camera off his shoulder. the chief told me they have updated information. of the 43 demonstrate's rested, only 17 were from san francisco, >> the demonstration last night was two-thirds or almost two- thirds of the people cited were from out of the county. and only one of the over40 people cited was from the bayview. so some people just seized upon any calamity to go out and make mischief. >> reporter: we're back live. you can see that they are just getting this meeting under way. again, hundreds of people here overflowing the bayview operahouse. many people in the crowd have expressed to me that, look, it's not just this shooting. there's a long history, dana, of tension between police and the community, race is a factor. you know, there are a lot of moving parts here. the police chief says he just wants to address this situation and lay out the facts. >> joe, i know the investigation into what exactly happened during the sho