>> his brother posted on facebook how much he's going to be missed and how great the outpour was for him. a lot of people loved him. >> police say the suspect and victims likely knew each other but they did not detail exactly what the nature of that relationship was and the police department says later today they'll be releasing video from the crime scene as they continue to search for the third and final suspect. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. the search is still on for one man wanted in the lundy avenue killing. two other suspects have been shot and killed by san jose police the past two nights. last night police were tailing a suspect they believe he had a woman in his car and that she was in danger of being killed. he tried to get away but crashed. as he ran, police say he reached for his waistband and an officer shot and killed him. on sunday night police tracked down the first suspect at a strip mall on center road near capitol expressway. surveillance video shows the moments leading up to that deadly confrontation. it's not clear if the officers seen in this video are the ones who fired the fatal shot. san jose police say the suspect in that incident pointed a gun at officers and they shot him. the shooting last night was the fourth by san jose police in nine days. questions about excessive force after video surfaces showing a swarm of officers were subduing a man with a prosthetic leg. >> oh, my god, what are you doing? >> o my god. you're on his prosthetic leg. you're on his prosthetic leg. >> this incident happened earlier this month on san francisco's market street. kpix 5's mike sugerman live with more on the video that has a lot of people talking and upset tonight. >> no one is saying this is ferguson and mike brown, but something happened here on market street between police and a black suspect that does have a lot of people talking worldwide on social media. >> you're on his prosthetic leg. >> reporter: the video is making its rounds on social media. >> he's not going anywhere. he can't run. police brutality to the fullest. >> reporter: that's one popular view. >> not enough information to come to an educated decision. >> reporter: so is that. police say and one eyewitness we talked with confirms that the man was waving around heavy sticks he used as crutches, appeared mentally disturbed, and was fighting back even after handcuffed. >> he fell to the ground and officers used their body weight to hold him down. as we're holding him down you can see in the video he does kick officers. >> reporter: the man was never arrested, rather taken to a hospital for a mental observation, later released. the incident is under under investigation. the woman who shot the video thinks this is part of a bigger problem. >> this is not just ferguson, not just new york, not just dallas, this is across america wherever you have a police encountering black people. >> reporter: when she shot the video she was on her way to talk to an editor about her latest project, police brutality. as we were reporting our story, where the first incident took place, police took down another suspect from robbery with a heavy presence. want to see it unfold? check youtube. there are cameras all over. chief of police greg suhr says he's in charge of this investigation of that video himself. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> as far as the incident with the man with the prosthetic leg, police are asking for the entire half hour video that was shot by the woman. new at 5:00, the california air national guard is in the middle of a daring rescue right now, trying to save a man's life. they left a short time ago from moffat field. they're headed 900 miles out to sea. we saw them loading up this c130 with the supplies and the rescue team this afternoon. they're attempting to rescue an american working on a vehicle carrier. he needs immediate medical treatment but we're not told exactly what it's for. the rescue team apparently will parachute in to the ocean, board the vessel, and get him the care he needs. we'll be following the progress of the mission over the next several hours. tonight the mystery of a missing paddle border in lake tahoe is solved. the visitor from poland was found safe in missouri. last thursday marin was reported missing. tips from from people led investigators. he returned the ore to the rental show and continued on his vacation, not knowing he touched off a massive search. state health officials confirm tonight a second case of the plague has been contracted by a recent visitor to yosemite national park. the plague of course carried by wild rodents and their fleas. earlier this month a child contracted the disease after visiting yosemite. yosemite has closed campgrounds as they try to treat the area with insect icide. 17-year-old kiona murphy was gunned down near mt. eden high school on august 4th. police say three men approached murphy and a female friend, exchanged words, then shot murphy. today police released the sketches of those suspected. they're said to be 17 to 18 years old. police say after the shooting the trio took off in a silver suv and they've not been seen since. bay area headlines now. a fire tore through a beloved neighborhood bar in san francisco's outer sunset. this photo shows the huge plume of smoke. the fire broke out around 10:00 this morning between 46th and 47th avenues. it gutted the rip tide bar, a popular avenue for surfers and locals. it also caused damage to the market next door. muni was stopping trains at sunset for a beef time. a new high security wing for the west contra costa detention facility in richmond is expected to be approved tonight by the board of supervisors. community groups tonight will make a last ditch effort to stop the $89 million project. they say that the money would be better spent on health and other civil services. the first round of funding for a suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge is expected to be approved this week. the $355,000 will go to hire a consultant that will help construction bidders better understand the complex project. the bridge district expects to award a construction contract by october. the little pink pill gets the green light. the fda signs off on the first drug designed to boost women's sex drive. but tonight, some are still questioning whether the benefits outweigh the risks. >> another 49ers player suspended for bad behavior off the field but this one came as no surprise. why the team knew they were taking on baggage. >> it's up to 17 degrees cooler today. san francisco down to the 60s. santa rosa down to the 70s and 80s. how much more do we cool down? >> it looked like an easy meal for this great white but a feisty seal surprises everyone. ,,,,,,,, new at 5:00, 49ers wide receiver jerome simpson has been suspended by the nfl. he's going to miss the first six games of the regular season for violating the lgue's drug policy. simpson's off field problems occurred last year when he was playing in minnesota for the vikings. he was arrested when police found marijuana and an open bottle of alcohol in his car. the vikings then released him. the 49ers knew simpson would be suspended. hillary clinton got in to a heated exchange with a reporter today over her e-mail controversy. >> but ed, you're not listening to me. if it were -- ed, if it were -- well, if it were a government account, they would be saying the same thing. the fact -- no, no. well, look. this -- first of all, that is not in any way agreed upon. >> the topic came up on a campaign stop in north las vegas. clinton used a personal e-mail account as secretary of state. clinton defended herself today saying whether it was a personal account or a government account, she did not send or receive any material that was classified at the time. another bomb attack in bangkok today. this time no one was hurt. cell phone video captured the moment of the blast. police say the bomb was tossed off the bridge aimed at a busy pier. it landed in the water and blew up, sending people running. this comes a day after another blast tore through crowds of tourists in a popular shrine. police are looking for this man in the yellow t-shirt. surveillance video captured him setting off a backpack and walking out with it shortly after the blast. rosie o'donnell tweeted police have found her daughter chelsea. the 17-year-old was last seen last week. o'donnell put out word on social media her adopted daughter had mental illness and needed medication. police had been searching for chelsea since sunday. o'donnell thanked local police for returning her daughter in a statement this afternoon. how two women are blazing a trail in the u.s. army. >> taxi drivers say they have it hard enough. now this is the last straw. where they were told they could not show up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, new at 5:00, the fda has approved the first drug to help boost a woman's libido. unlike viagra for men, the drug called addyi does not treat physical symptoms. instead the pink pill affects the mind. it was originally tested as an antidepressant. opponents argue it is not worth the risk. >> it can cause sudden unconsciousness, nausea, sedation, excessive sleepiness. >> the new drug's label will come with a bold warning saying combining it with alcohol could be dangerous. two women have made history tonight. for the first time they've earned the title of elite army ranger. congratulations pouring in right now on social media for captain chris grice and first lieutenant shay haber. the women went through a grueling training session that consisted of intense physical tests. >> none of that is aided by the fact that the students probably averaged between two to four hours of sleep a night. the root is to create combat leaders. >> the rangers also mastered military mountain earring, parachute jumps and air assaults. >> congratulations to them. the white house hired its first openly transgender staff member today. rafi freedman is now an outreach and recruitment director for presidential personnel. previously she was a policy advisor at the national center for transgender equality. american airlines plans to offer charter service starting in december from los angeles to havana. this will be the first nonstop flights from cuba to the coast. it has offered to tampa and miami since 1991. it's an ongoing battle in the bay area. taxi drivers versus ride share companies. kpix 5 john ramos reports cabbies are frustrated. >> reporter: the relationship between san francisco's cab drivers and city hall has gotten pretty chilly lately with the rise of online car services like uber and lyft. at today's meeting of the metropolitan transportation administration cab drivers expressed an angry conclusion. >> that taxi cabs are not welcome to serve the public. >> reporter: that anger stemmed from the recent outside lands music festival when cabbies say muni parking officers refused to let them pick up fares at a bus zone near the front officer. >> using gestapo like tactics. >> reporter: one cabby said he was shoved, nearly slamming the door on his hand. the festival was co-sponsored by lyft and its drivers were active at the event. while no one seemed to make a direct connection to that, the taxi drivers do say they feel increasingly unwelcome at large city gatherings. >> i don't know what the problem s why the city is preventing me from helping people out. >> reporter: the board listened to the complaints without comment today. but it's clear that a city that encourages its citizens to take public transportation isn't fairing well with the people it permits to provide that service. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >> cab drivers said they were shooed away from the bus zone where they're normally allowed to pick up passengers. more than 70,000 people attended the festival each day. b.a.r.t. making it easier for cyclists to bike and ride. the transit agency opened a bike parking station today at civic center. there are over 200 spots, both covered and open. for the secure spot, cyclists are charged 3 cents an hour. the open spaces are provided free of charge. civic center is the sixth b.a.r.t. station to open a bike station. just like the others, the latest shark attack has gone viral. unlike those others, the prey this time is part of the food chain. this seal gives a shark a swim for its money. an expert was looking for great whites yesterday and he certainly found one. had his camera with him. the video already has more than 180,000 views on youtube and by the way, the seal got away. >> thank goodness because i was wondering what happened. >> he's back. he's feisty. but there are more in the ocean. >> there are more seals that don't get away. nature. it was so nice outside. it finally cooled to the point of relief. about 17 to 20 degrees cooler in some spots. mother nature's air conditioning. as soon as she turns it on, things change around here. south bay, mainly sunny skies and a very comfortable 78 in san jose. wave goodbye to that heat wave. 88 in livermore. san francisco, 69. a lot more 50s on the map. the nights are getting longer and temperatures are slowly beginning to decrease overnight. livermore down to 59. redwood city, 57. san rafael, 56. sunrise tomorrow, 6:30. how are we doing for the month of august? we're more than halfway through and it's been a very warm august especially in san francisco where temperatures are running five degrees above average. livermore, 3 degrees above average. one spot that's closest to average will be the south bay and san jose, just a few tenths of a degree above average. we'll be below average for the next several days because of three different factors. a strong ridge of high pressure, the same one that gave us the heat wave is now in a different position. it's now going to cool us off. it's amazing how the same system can be the catalyst for the heat wave. then it cools us down because of where it's centered. hello, onshore flow. it will team up with this guy up here to increase the onshore flow. those two will team up with this guy out here over the weekend to keep the southwest flow going. what this means for you? cloudy in the morning. sunny in the afternoon but it's going to be very, very comfortable to get outside. kids don't have that many days to play around in the backyard before school starts. the weather will cooperate every day for the next several. low clouds pushing inland tonight and the next several nights. sunny skies. even the beach will get a little bit of sunshine. temperatures running close to average. concord down to 83. san jose, your high, 80. comfortable stuff in sunnyvale. 80 for you . san ramon, 84. pleasant hill, 84 . richmond, 71. san rafael, 79. san francisco, 68 degrees. and winds are 80. once we get cool, which we are, we are going to stay cool right through the weekend in to next week. look at that consistency. 70s near the bay. 60s at the coast. and 80s in land. exactly average. >> looks good. it's the latest battle over gender equality. consumer watch steps in when a little girl is denied her choice of backpack. ,,,,,, leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... from reality tv to the aisles at target, the notion of fixed gender stereotypes are falling away, but not everywhere. >> not when it comes to school supplies. consumer watch reporter julie watts explains. >> reporter: for brady, buying a back to school backpack has been a bit of an education. the 6-year-old picked out this teal and purple pack on the pottery barn website. when it came time to personalize it with a patch, there was a problem. >> you could do a sparkly heart, a rainbow, a fairy. >> they were not that cool. i wanted a dragon. >> reporter: a choice only available on the boy backpacks along with a helmet, football, rocket. when brady's mom asked several people at pottery barn about getting a boy's patch on a girl's backpack -- >> she said they can't do it. >> however difficult it is, it is not worth it when it comes to the consumer angst they'll have to deal with. >> reporter: more parents are opposed to forced gender stereotypes. she points to target. >> i can't tell you how disappointed i am in the gender stereotyping going on in your company. >> reporter: she posted a message on the pottery barn kids facebook page. she offered her a free backpack with any patch. in a statement, said the company is, quote, making adjustments now to make sure all patches can go on any color. good news for brady who can have a backpack she can identify with. >> today pottery barn representatives in store and online told us we still could not order a boy patch on a girl backpack. she's hoping to get hers before school starts next week. if you have a consumer problem, send us an e-mail. coming up at 6:00, we discovered an error on the pottery barn website last week. so some folks may be getting an automatic refund. we'll tell you more about that at 6:00. >> like the sound of that. tonight jill looks at how higher education can pay off in your job hunt. >> more education typically leads to better job prospects and better paychecks. a georgetown university report found that a bachelor's degree holder can expect to earn 84% more over a lifetime than someone with a high school diploma. as the education level grows so does a salary. a worker with a bachelor's degree will earn $2.3 million over a lifetime. a master's degree earns $2.7 million. a doctoral degree holder jumps to $3.3 million. that might not pay off if your extra money goes to servicing student loans. economists with advanced degrees earn over $110,000. those with a master's degree can earn an additional 9.5%. those with ph.d.s can earn an additional 23%. the majority of economists work in federal, state, and local government officers but there's also a growing demand for economists in private companies.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm ken bastida in the kpix 5 news room. new at 6:00 tonight, several water main breaks after our latest east bay earthquake. experts say this time we were pretty lucky the damage wasn't worse. what's being done to make sure we don't run dry if the big one hits. >> plus, how much is the drought really costing us? a new measurement on the money and the jobs lost. join us for those stories coming up tonight at 6:00. >> huge impact. and we're still hoping the el nino does come through. not that it will bust the drought. >> i don't think we want as much rainfall as we'd need to eliminate the drought in one winter but we'd love it to give us a wetter than average winter. if past history is any indication, we'll see that wet winter. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. >> rose: the battle against wildfires. more than 80 are raging across the west, stretching resources to the limit. we're on the front lines. also tonight, an f.d.a. decision on the first pill to raise a woman's libido. >> it's an issue for me and my husband. >> rose: a breakthrough for women in the u.s. military. two women make it through the army's elite ranger school. and how much would you pay to extend your pet's life? >> i'm hoping it will not be over $30,000. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. this is our western edition. nearly 29,000 firefighters are on the lines, but it is not enough to handle the more