brawl taken to the hospital after a street brawl. allie rasmus has more. good morning, ail lye. reporter: good morning. this is a busy intersection here behind us. but a few hours ago this morning, is was completely blocked 0 to traffic blocked off to traffic to investigate this brawl that they say involved 20 to 30 people. the witness said it was 2:00 this morning when he looked out the window and sap the people involved in the fight and sap the people involved in the fight. he saw the people involved in the fight. now, the victim was rushed to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. as the website explained to us in spanish, the people were shouting kill the guy! kill the guy! the victim is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. another witness was hurt. officers don t believe the brawl was gang-related but this witness said he believes it was a racially-related fight. officers at the scene told us no weapons were used. this was a fistfight involv
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sesame street t romney. the 0001 elmo has been seen in a white suburban, he s driving for the border. the president takes another seasme street swipe at opponent mitt romney. the new urgency in his appeal in san fransisco as new polls show the race is tightening. how big money is blocking their chances at a big raise. not really cool, hu? and gasoline price hikes prompting calls for that federal investigation. what is working against our chances for relief at the pumps. good evening, president obama says his california supporters need to get almost obsessive about lobbying family and friends in the battle ground states. he made the comment during that brief fundraising swing through san fransisco that ended an hour ago. linda ye with the president s appeal for four more years. reporter: a few cheers from the street and the president arrived at civic auditorium for two more fund raisers. first a private $20,000 a plate dinner party for a hundred guests. for eve
out that shortage. reporter: while the governor s order to allow the winter blend gas to come in is not a long-term answer, at this point the public will take any relief they can get. it all counts. 4 gallons for 22 bucks. not cool. reporter: it s not cool for any of the drivers here having to pay this much especially when the rest of the nation s gas is even lower than ours by about a dollar. the question, the timing of this? there is nothing like this to get people upset and after all, the election is just a couple of weeks away. the timing has people moving. whatever. as long as it drops a dime a gallon by midweek. that s all i care about. phil matier at the pumps, thanks. of course what goes up generally comes back down. but why at such vastly different speeds? cbs 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts says a lot of it can be blamed on consumer behavior. reporter: why is it gas surprises shoot up overnight and take forever to come down? according to economi
s ith scott pelley. pelley: good evening, in ohio police are searching for victims of the meningitis outbreak. in tennessee, they re reaching out with a phone bank. today federal officials titimated 13,000 americans received steroid injections that may have been contaminated with a potentially lethal fungus. gas.llnesses have been reported cross nine states. eight people have died. the steroids were used to treat painpain and joint pain. those who received injections in ion knowinal columns are at risk for the brain and spinal infection known as meningitis. dr. jon lapook begins tonight with the state that has the largest number of cases. reporter: in tennessee, public health officials are searching to reach people injected with the contaminated vials. th whether each and every vial was contaminated is not known, but certainly now we have an increasing number of patients who are being reported as having ving fungal meningitis. reporter: dr. william schaffner has been tr