american which the congressional budget office says is more than 17%. >> frankly, i think it is not going to help him because at the end of the day what he is paying is still less than the average person that he is trying to identify with. >> as political analyst believes the timing is calculated, only four days after mother jones released secret tapes of mitt romney talking about a 47 percent of americans that don't pay income taxes. >> there's no question that timing of this is a reaction to governor mitt romney statement released by mother jones. it is very clear that this is damage control. >> a message the president stuck with on his campaign trail in virginia today. >> i do not believe that we can get a very far with leaders that right off half the nation as a bunch of victims. >> mitt romney and paul ryan also released medical records indicating that they are both in excellent physical health. also mitt romney is expecting to overnight in the bay area before heading to san diego where he has a large beach home. >> this week the campaign was dominated by a story broken by a small bay area magazine. on an average day mother jones website is 150,000 use. well, the it hits jumped up to 2 million after that report. elizabeth cook spoke with an editor about how they got their hands on the 47% video. >> it has been awhile since i have sprinted 3 newsroom but there was that sort of broadcast news moment where we were all kind of running around, to various computers and making sure that things were coming together. >> the code editor of mother jones magazine had been sitting on this story for weeks. >> we were negotiating the sort of exclusivity of it and making sure that we were comfortable with the source and he was comfortable with us. >> initially they were wrong to wait until tuesday before releasing the video but pressure from competitors put the plan into overdrive. >> all of a sudden we knew that there was real potential for people to think that something had been selectively edited. >> it basically blew up as soon as you put it out there. >> founded under a freeway in san francisco 36 years ago, mother jones has a rich history of investigative journalism. >> we have covered an uncovered various political stories in the past couple of years. >> they were named after a famous union organizer at the turn of the century. mary harris also known as mother jones. >> we have never experienced anything quite like this level of attention. >> it is known as a liberal magazine but they insist they don't favor political parties. >> first and foremost we are journalist and i have to say that if we have had something this explosive about president obama or another prominent democrat, we have no problem on that, we would have chased that story just as hard. >> donations are also went up, someone even drop off a check for a couple hundred dollars at their offices in washington dc. elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> protesters expected to return to the mission district tonight in the wake of a police shooting. last night demonstrators shouted down officers in riot gear just hours after the incident. joe vasquez tells us more about the suspect and hide. a high-power weapon he was carrying. >> police believe that they might have prevented a shooting by taking this guy off of the street, they had a task force because of another reason shooting last sunday. they were trying to prevent the inevitable retaliation, around 8:00 last night officers recognized a 22 year-old gang member, a parolee that has spent time in prison for shooting someone in the past. they ordered the man to stop and instead he took off running and pulled a loaded semi-automatic weapon and pointed it at the officer, the officer quickly fired, wounding the gunman. >> what he was up 2 at this point? i don't know, investigators are working on that to find out what his motivation was and what his intent was and where he was going into his intended target was. at this point we don't know but we believe we were very successful in interrupting a violent crime. >> within minutes of the shooting, protesters began gathering and then marching through the streets of the mission, they marched on the police station writing " killers " on wall, many were screaming at tops calling them names. >> it is a little concerning that we have this arm convicted felon on the streets with a loaded assault pistol and these people seem to think that what we did was not appropriate. >> it is like a machine gun. >> that is quite a large gun, >> that looks scary. >> that is a technion semi- automatic. >> that is a lot of bullets. >> i think that is excessive police force and brutality is tragic and unfortunate, it is common. >> they said that he had his gun and pointed his gun at police. >> i don't know, i think there are probably other means, other than shooting someone. >> even if he is pointing his gun at them? >> yes, i think so. i think because someone is holding a gun and pointing it does not necessarily mean that they have intent to shoot it. >> a simple back on out, and i had a gun, i would probably shoot them before they shot me. i don't know. >> there is no gray area, either you or a bank or not, if he's willing they ask him to stop but then he reached in his pocket, may be making those motions. you get shot, that is what happens. >> the gunman is still in hospital and is expected to make it meanwhile another protest is planned in the mission tonight, starting at 8:00. reporting live in the newsroom, cbs 5. >> no doubt the big story of the day flew right over our heads in the bay area this morning as thousands of people gathered on any available hilltop to catch a glimpse of this shuttle endeavor. people cheered and took pictures, some even cried a little bit as the shuttle flew at low altitude cantabile modified 747. it made two passes around the golden gate bridge creating a spectacular sight. it was obvious that a lot of people skip work and school to see it in person. and after leaving the bay area the shuttle made its way to los angeles where will be displayed on the california sized museum. it's made its way over the iconic hollywood sign encircle downtown los angeles before coming down to earth for the last time. a large crowd gathered as the retired shuttle rolled across the tarmac. >> it is the end of an era. >> the kids are going to look at her and be inspired at what people can do. they will people to believe that someone built that. >> after being moved from lax pit is scheduled to go on display next month. one of the best places to see endeavor passed by the golden gate bridge, christie field. >> cate caugurian was there for the iconic flights. >> one of hundreds that waited in anticipation that christie field for a few moments of history. >> i have always been a fan of the space program, fallen the shuttle and space program since it was a child. and when i heard that the shuttle would make one last flyby over the bay area i knew that had to see it >> it was stunning. such an incredible piece of technology, it represents such an incredible achievement to actually see it in the flesh. >> matthew blackwell is visiting from south africa with his family and says that it picked the perfect time to come. >> it was very cool, i have never seen anything like that. >> then it came around a second time close to the bay waters. cameras rapidly snapped away, the breathtaking moment as it flew across the golden gate bridge, causing a pause in the crowd. >> i was waiting for a couple of hours, my legs were tired but as it flew by, i forgot about everything, it was awesome. >> attracted hundreds of people all paying tribute to a retired piece of history. some of the day off and others admitted to calling in sick. whatever the case, all agreed it was worth it. >> i think no workplace worth working for what might you taking a couple of hours to go see this. >> one woman told me that you do not need to be a space and to see is to enjoy this and east of what we saw here, she was right, it was a day for everyone to appreciate. >> and the flyover was something that people will no doubt be talking about for a long time, and we will be talking about it in much more detail coming up at 6:30 p.m., more video and reaction from around the bay area and we will also take a look at where nasa and american space efforts are going out that the shuttle has flown off into the past. stick around, much more coming up at the bottom of the hour. >> we are not proud of the cracked concrete, but quit is actually a gold mine. >> money from concrete, how you can make hundreds of dollars renting out your driveway? >> they're not winding up for the shuttle, they're lining up for a new iphone, the new sony glitch that has people complaining. >> fall begins a 7:49 a.m. tomorrow. but as we'll live outside, find out why the first couple days of happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward >> new details tonight on the retired san francisco firefighter reported missing during a cross-country train trip. crews found his body along an amtrak rail line between colorado and nebraska. the 69 year-old was lasting one week ago on the train headed for chicago. amtrak officials told his family that a door of the train was found slightly open. >> if you have a driveway, you could be sitting on a gold mine. there's a new service that lets you rent out your unused parking space. kit dough shows us how you can make hundreds of dollars in a weekend. >> parking meter san fransisco events like outside plants can be a real pain in the asphalt. but a local startup is turning those problems and to cash by renting out your driveway. >> we're not proud of the cracked concrete but it is actually a gold mine. >> so close to golden gate park that they can hear bands playing but their driveway sits empty on nights and weekends. so they listed the prime vip spots on park please .com, an online marketplace where sellers set their own prices, at $74 per spot, in one weekend they made $300, >> to make money on something that was not used before it is basically someone handed us a check for doing nothing. >> we're just focused on sentences or right now. >> they say during the concert series, the place 1000 cars onto private driveways that charged an average of $50 per day. the small startup does quality control and offers guarantees and tax on a 20% surcharge. >> that helps us keep the lights on and helps my team keep the water boiling. >> 30% of the traffickers in around 1 san fransisco streets are actually people looking for parking. the city says that the faster they can find a spot, that is a win-win for everyone. >> it will soon promote the service to help deal with the crush of cars during america's cup and fleet week. they're expanding into the marina district saying that you can cash in on the crowds. >> these two events will draw and 60,000 people every day to the marina area, there is virtually no parking lots around there. parking is a nightmare. >> it is crowd sourcing a major problem, making money by reducing headaches. in san fransisco, cbs 5. >> what the grateful dead was to the music world, apple still is to the technology world, the new-5 went on sale today with the predictable fanfare. phone purchases turned into a religious experience. >> it feels like a massive burden has been lifted from my shoulders. this has been one of the most surreal weeks of my life. i ended up getting to, i was going to sell one and keep the other for myself. >> analysts predict that apple will sell 10 million iphones this weekend alone. the iphone 5 comes with the new mapping feature, customers have already noticed a number of glitches. from geographical errors and misinformation, to misplaced landmarks. so, will that slow the buying frenzy? >> i guess that if i am in arkansas or something like that, maybe i will get a paper map, but for the bigger cities i think i am ok. >> the new mapping program released this week as part of apple's i o s six operating system, the company says the map service is a cloud based solution that will get better as more people use it. >> there are a lot of smart phones with photographs of the shuttle on it. >> facebook and twitter, everywhere. >> how american was that to see the shuttle fly past the golden gate bridge? kingston clear out for the shuttle and for everyone to get a great view of it, live outside another tree, an excellent sunset, we can't thank those cirrus clouds out there. we do have cloud cover streaming by and that will usually scatter the sunlight around sunset which is only an hour from now so head outside with your family and enjoy the gorgeous sunset. fremont 75 san jose 74, 80s inland. livermore and conquered into the 80s. a big baseball game as the giants could clinch a tie for the and abigail west your first pitch temperature, giants/padres one hour from now. we have clouds moving in from the southwest to the northeast, right on the northern fringe of an era of high pressure and that high-pressure dome will be the main weather impact for this weekend, low pressure further away from us with less of an onshore flow. now we are focusing on this, a big four corners high over the desert southwest impact in the weather for the next several days and autumn begins tomorrow morning, starting off possum with the best weather in the country once again right here in the bay area this weekend. downtown san francisco 67 tomorrow, below normal but warmer than what we had all week. livermore 87 and san jose close to normal at 80. fremont 78 and 1176, a gorgeous weekend for napa and sonoma. redwood city for your saturday, 75 degrees. here's your extended forecast, cooler on sunday but pleasant with 80s inland and low seventies in the bay, keeping this: all the way through next week, the first week of autumn will feature a lot of temperatures keeping a lot of smiles on a lot of faces, that is your cbs 5 forecast. >> most triathletes hit a starting line worrying about their finished time but not this safety in the water. the bacteria test that will proceed a popular bay area race? >> it almost looked like it was flying in slow-motion. we have the space shuttle endeavor flight over from every an >> tomorrow hundreds of bay area women take part in a grueling athletic competition >> but one leg of the upcoming triathlon is presented participants with a dirty dilemma, and it morning. juliet goodrich has a story that you will only see here. >> more than 700 women are expected to participate in the annual run a triathlon at shadow cliffs. this video posted on youtube shows last year's charity events. but with rates stay this saturday, there are concerns about water quality. with posted caution signs about elevated bacteria levels. >> it seems like every summer it gets warm and the bacteria levels bike and i have never heard of anyone becoming sick. >> not to swallow any whitewater, >> we look at the postings on line, they're usually ones posted. >> in july water quality test found coliform bacteria. since then levels have dropped, according to the east bay regional park district, the increase bacteria levels may be attributed to a waterfowl or vegetation the cake. they did similar test in previous years and the same warnings have been issued. >> they do posted and i have had triathlon's drop the swimming when it has been a problem. >> i have been swimming here for 30 years and i have never gotten dead or sec or anything from the water. >> more water quality tests were conducted yesterday and roberta gonzales is at shall close with those test results for us. >> i need to give you some background, shadow cliffs is between pleasanton and livermore, it was a gravel pit but in 1971 it became a man-made lake and that is the key word " man-made lake ". look at it, 80 a., relatively small but deep. being man-made, the water has no place to go, when you factor in the sun, the hot summer sun beating down on the lake, it warms it and causes bacteria. meanwhile when you throw this into the equation, a lot of stuck ccc's and this year because of all those elements we have had higher levels of e. coli and also bacteria, so this has been a bit of a concern, we brought out matthew from the east bay park regional district and he will tell us the very latest findings from today. >> based on the most recent findings, taking yesterday morning, we found the e. coli results were well below the california department of public health standards. we see no reason for people to be afraid about swimming here. >> with an advisory in place you recommend that people not to ingest any water, which could take place? >> as always we recommend people avoid swallowing water and then shower as soon as possible after swimming. >> watch those open cuts also? >> yes. >> with that good news, the e. coli rates lower, laurie shannon is here from the run and what does that mean to you? >> we are excited because now we can put on the race. for anyone that is really concerned about getting into the water, we're really excited that the numbers are low, they can run, bike, run, that is still an option, but to hear early so that you can switch over to that race. >> there are three legs, a swim and then the bicycle and and transitioning to the run. you say that people can opt out of the swimming? >> yes, it would be run, like, run. it is an official reason we're doing one here anyway, so just do that. >> if you are concerned, there is a shower here and you can run through the shower and run up to get on to your bike. this is all for fun. >> pick someone to win, but if you are not that interested and want to do the swim, there is a shower right over there that you can jump in right after you get out. >> is on, 1000 people are brave enough to jump in this water because they say it is good enough. from shadow cliffs in pleasanton, back to you in the studio. >> not long ago it was like something from the future. >> yes, i thought that the space shuttle would be forever. >> today the shuttle program flew right into the past. pat summit thoughts from whistle endeavor fans as they watched the shuttle program fall into the history books. >> but what is next? we have thoughts on a nasa future, on today that at so many of us looking at the sky. >> remember the plan to match shelter animals with people living in city housing? this is gr,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> there was nothing like it, it blasted off, it glided home, it was the sports car of space travel. but today, three decades after it became a symbol of the future, the space shuttle officially became an antique. a beloved ante, across the bay area and california, " workers huddled on rooftops and dropped meetings and picked up binocular's well schoolchildren marched up hilltops and gazed out over the sky and waited. >> it will be very hard to find, because the sun is going to be in our face and most of us predict that it is going to be over here, we're over there. so i'm not sure. i'm pretty sure that it will be cool. >> have a victory lap and a half funeral procession. >> it is going to los angeles and the museum. >> undeniably awesome and unquestionably sat. >> i thought that the space shuttle would be here forever. it is the pickup truck of the space station. and i guess we will move on to better things. we have a new spacecraft coming up, i do not know what it is. i guess that this is going to be one day for everyone to put in their books for history. >> that is right, it is not often that you can look up in the sky and at the same time see the future and past. but that is the kind of morning it was. >> i like what he said about the pickup truck. we built it american tough. i'm glad it was an hour later, the weather improved a lot. and it was great. when i just happen to look up