looked like last night. police swarmed the building when they investigated a double shooting. the small store is located at 269 jefferson street. two store employees a man and woman were shot dead. san francisco arrested one man in connection with the shooting. the police spokesman we spoke to could not give details on how the man was apprehended. the spokesman did tell us police are not looking for any other suspects. the double homicide is uncommon for this part of the city. this is a tourist area. i do not know what it was like before the shooting. it is a popular area. my understanding is it was contained pretty quickly. there is no other people in danger at the time. reporter: we mentioned earlier the souvenir shop is in the heart of fisherman s wharf. on the other side of this souvenir shop is joe s crab shack. the motive is unclear in this deadly double shooting. police have made one arrest in this homicide investigation. police did not believe the store behind me
we don t want hosni mubarak. we don t want him. alan: tens of thousands of people take to the streets of cairo, and they re not alone. thousands more across the united states march some support. it s morning in egypt and people are waking up where thousands defied a can curfew imposed by president mubarak. the latest from egypt where protests and looting continued throughout the day. reporter: tonight, buildings on fire in could i row, as a nationwide curfew is once again defied. earlier today, police station in suez was torched. looters broke into buildings in cairo and broke into the egypt museum, breaking artifacts and tearing the heads off ancient mummies. citizen is moved in to protect the museum, forming a human chain around it. we wish the people all over the world that egyptian people protect the treasure. the death toll jumped in cairo, the body of a man killed today was carried through the crowd. these scenes are in stark contrast from other images. the ar
deadly officer-involved shooting in oakland. the second one this week there. this time it happened in the city s rockridge district. don knapp with what police are saying. reporter: throughout the day police investigators have been on the scene in some cases down on their knees scouring for evidence in a case made all the more sensitive by the fact that police shot and killed a man who was carrying a fake gun. police say they shot and killed a man wielding what they called a replica assault weapon. one apparently not capable of firing a shot. the shooting came when police answered a call on taft avenue between college and broadway as they approached the home seeing a man carrying the replica and dressed in camaflouge. a man exited the home and confronted the officers armed with an automatic rifle. the officers immediately opened fire on the gentleman which ended his life. there were three officers that were involved in the shooting. we determined later on that the weapon
cairo. the conditions you re watching cbs5 eyewitness news. looting and lawlessness spread across cairo. the conditions tonight as a curfew is imposed and the steps taken to control the violence. a calm, quiet moment for the block to suddenly fill up with ten police cars and policemen out on the sidewalks with guns pulled. oakland officers kill a third man this week. what caused today s confrontation that the chief said gave them little choice. and a busy bank robber strikes again. where he may not be who he appeared to be. good evening, i m ann notarangelo. down down with hosni mubarak. a growing call for democratic change in egypt. hundreds walked down market to show their solidarity with protestors half a world away. tonight, the crisis in egypt is deepening, the violence is spreading while president hosni mubarak has made changes in his government it seems only his resignation will satisfy demonstrators. scott goldberg on the support for the protests sprea
protesting around the world. reporter: a police van pushed protestors back in alexandria, egypt, but nothing has contained the anger spilling out all over the city. they lit vehicles on fire. attacked police stations. and rioted in the streets. they are doing this because they feel that this is their country. this is what they have to do. reporter: an army commander warned a crowd of thousands in cairo to stay inside once night fell. but many ignored the 4:00 p.m. curfew. reporter: the president swore in a vice president for the first time in 30 years. suggesting that the violent protesting may have made him revise success plans. he was urged to take steps before the new vice president was announced. hundreds of protestors gathered at the united nations saturday afternoon. one of more than a dozen demonstrations across the u.s. the protestors say they came here to express solidarity with the people protesting on the streets in egypt and to call on the obama administ