how it all began with a mix up over the victims car. >> the search this evening for thieves who rammed a truck into a jewelry store. the evidence they may have left behind. >> political stunner. harris suspended her presidential campaign. reaction tonight from local supporters and political analyst. >> the cofounders of google step down. who's leading this silicon valley giant. >> cars washed down after a sewage break. latest ahead. >> the clues in a hit and run in fremont. police want you to see the new images. it's all ahead.

>> we'll begin with new developments in the death of a man. a death that may boil down to a fatal mistake. good evening thank you for joining us. >> that man died after a deputy put him in a choke hold. police thought they were chasing an armed suspect in a stolen car. that was noft the case. >> what happened. >> 52 year-old david ward died last wednesday morning. after a high speed chase which ended. sheriffs deputies and police officers were responding to a report that the car was stolen. police lieutenant says once they stopped the car. >> they struggled to remove the driver from the vehicle. and used force. which included a taser. and a restraint. as well as personal body

weapons. arms and legs and hand. >> officers finally got him out by applying the restraint. >> once he was removed they notice he was unconscious and stopped breathing. >> ward fts rushed to the hospital where he died. sadly it turned out the car thief was the car owner. david ward reported his car stolen earlier in the week. >> he recovered his vehicle but didn't relay the information. >> police are investigating the case. as is is the sheriff department. we spoke to his friends and caretaker who said he was in ill health and wonder why deputies used what they believe was excessive force. >> he couldn't walk well. >> they told us ward car was stolen from an acquaintance

visiting him. >> he sucker punched him with a gun. >> he had no way to tell police he recovered the car. >> he didn't have a cell phone or home phone. >> tests are being conducted today. >> in the south bay dramatic video shows burglars using a stolen truck to smash their way into a jewelry store. once they knocked out the front window they jumped out and cleaned out the display cases. south bay community journalist tells us that this is the third time the store has been hit. >> video from early monday morning captures a stolen truck smashing into a jewelry store. three times before busting through. the burglars jumped into action. >> for someone to do this. why. good people finish last. >> this is the front window of the jewelry design store. where a truck backed through the

front window and into the store. that's when thieves stole $200,000 worth of jewelry. from the display cases. >> they used hammers to smash cases. escaping in 60 seconds. >> i have been here 42 years. this is the first time. >> the owners who remain anonymous say thieves tried to break in two other times in four months. but were unsuccessful. other stores have been robbed over the years including a million dollar heist. they plan to continue to address the growing problem. >> we had break ins over the hast year. it's a concern. and we're doing what we can to try and put a stop to it. or eease what's happening. >> owners are left to clean up the mess and wonder if it's worth staying in business. >> i help the community. i have been here through rough, bad and good times.

it's not right. it might be a sign from the guy up there saying it's time. i have been fighting cancer for four years and i don't need this. >> incidents like what happened are not uncommon. one happened a year ago this month thieves smashed a u haul into a apple store. the burglars took off empty handed. other incidents have been caught on camera like florida. thieves use a stolen pickup to break into a gun store. this one in par ma, ohio. from 2016. thieves smash a car into a convenience store to steal an atm. a clerk watched it happen from behind the counter. >> happening now. city crews are dealing with a series of problems by ruptured suer line. above the scene, raw sewage spewed through the pavement and ran along the street. workers havbeen using high pressure hoses to push the mess

away from parked cars and into working drains. police are urging you to avoid the area. until the problem is resolved. >> developing news and the big change at google. the company ceo is talking over as head of the parent company. and founders are stepping aside. both will remain on the board of directors. they have been positioning him for the new role making him the top executive voice. on earnings calls and a spokesman. >> the stock was up on the news after hours. >> calling it wub of the hardest decisions of her life. california senator harris announced today she is suspending her presidential campaign. she couldn't keep the momentum going after a strong showing during the first democratic debate. we begin the coverage live from

berkeley. >> harris's decision came as shock to people close to the campaign. a fundraiser was cancelled today and it was just yesterday the campaign announced newsom would be campaigning with had later this month. her campaign has been struggling and she determined over the holiday weekend she had no other option but to drop out. >> it is with deep regret also with gratitude that i am suspending our campaign today. >> just like that, it's over. this video to supporters california senator officially ended her campaign for president. >> over the last few days i have come to one of the hardest decisions of my life. >> it's a much different picture than eleven months ago when 20,000 people rallied in oakland. >> that little girl was me. >> after her strong debate performance in june. she was considered one of the front runners. a poll showed her leading the pack in california. >> senator harris did a great

job of going after donald trump. but after that, democrats want to know what are you going to do for us. >> november in california, her support dropped to 8%. national polls also show her lagging far behind. >> hometown favorites aren't what they used to be. anybody is automattly known. being from california wasn't enough. >> criticized for her criminal justice record. as attorney general. >> it's tough being a democratic candidate these days. you have factions within the party. that are far to the left of the moderate. >> harris says her decision came down to money. >> i'm not a billionaire. >> oakland today it was quiet and empty. until a custodian came to clean up. >> i think it was just a matter of a large field and maybe just not her time.

>> outside the elementary school that she attended as a child. despite the polls there is hometown pride. a neighbor called it a sad day. she vowed to keep fighting and pushing for policies. raising teacher pay, gun control and of course uplifting young women of color. >> thank you. the abrupt end to the campaign was stunning even to loyal supporters. a woman who served on her national finance committee on what this meant and why it's end is so crushing. >> when my daughters look at her, they see themselves. they are seen and heard. as women of color. >> she has devoted eleventh months to one goal. seeing harris become president. the democratic party delegate and mother of two held several fundraisers for the candidate. she headed the volunteer

efforts. and south asians for the people. today when she got word, she was de devastated. >> it's hard breaking. she has fought for us. it's heartbreaking. >> she's sad and mad. like many others involved with the campaign. she believes the media broke her which led to a drop in donations and polling. >> they are coming up with something scathing about her. it's discouraging. she motivated us. >> just yesterday she bought plane tickets to canvas in january. in iowa and nevada. despite the disappointment and thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours spent. she has no regrets. >> would you like to see her as vice president? >> if she decides that she wants to be a vice president. of course. if she decides she doesn't we will support her.

>> i asked about critics who say she didn't make the positions clear and vacillated. she responds she was open minded and evolved policies based on hearing from kwents. her core values were always clear. >> tonight the critical focus on 50 square blocks. >> the push to keep the air clean. how local group is taking on the federal government. >> live doppler 7 is tracking showers. there's more in the forecast. >> a stanford professor is about to take center s

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grandmother. images show what appears to be a late 1990s buick. the car drove away after the woman and her dog were killed. along niles boulevard. friday night. 72 year-old susan and her dog were in the crosswalk when they were hit. call police if you recognize the car or have tips about friday's tragedy. >> sometimes building a better bay area means doing things that are messy. in san francisco it means spending money on cleaning up the pop out of the city's tenderloin district. and tonight we look at the problem and why it's taking so long to clean up. >> the city hopes this steam cleaner will change your perception of the tenderloin. >> they all deserve clean sidewalks. safe sidewalks. inviting sidewalks. >> people see a lot of this. waste. which the responsible party has left behind for others to pick

up kp clean. >> as a representative of the area. and what people expect of me. it's what we have to deal with. >> crews will be out once a week disinfecting. property owners agreed to pay an extra tax to clean the neighborhood. some hotels pay more than their share. >> we see how much is being done. and the groups that are helping and you know there's more work to be done. we always think about it. >> in addition to the carts used by public works will have a portab portable pressure washer to spray and wash the offensive material. 24/7. the mayor extended the program for the 24 hour bathrooms. isn't that a better option than a sidewalk? >> the problem is that there's only one of these all day bathrooms serving the entire tenderloin. the city knows there's a need

for the bathrooms. because they actually record the number of flushes per day. one quarter of all the flushes occur at night. >> public works says providing clean streets is critical. so is changing behavior and bad habits. >> a bay area woman is among the law scholars who will kick off the house judiciary committee impeachment inquiry. stanford teaches constitutional law one of four law experts who will testify. today the house intelligence committee released impeachment inquiry report. the president sought assistance from the ukraine to benefit his reelection. the report cites evidence and testimony from current and former u.s. officials. we'll hear from her tomorrow during the first public hearing. we'll have special coverage beginning at 7:00 a.m. >> a group of will be covering

them. a group of activists took the campaign against plastic director to the cpa today. members rallied outside the office in san francisco. demanding the agency take action to lower what they call tomtic pollution created by plastic manufacturers. they argue the process is a serious health danger. often over looked by the public. >> consumer measures are important. but the production side emits a ton of harmful pollution and greenhouse gas. it's estimated by 2050 plastic production will amount to 15% of the carbon budget. >> after the rally the group delivered a petition to the offices demanding tighter regulations. >> after that break we're about to get wet again. >> let's get the time line. >> let's look at live doppler 7. notice there's some moisture

passing through the north bay. where the focus of the rain is. light to moderate. in intensity. seeing some showers also right around -- hang onto the umbrellas. wider perspective the low pressure stalled off the coast will kick into the central and southern portion of the state. it will continue to push up the moisture from the south. we are seeing some showers developing once again. temperatures in the 50s. 60s. it was a mild afternoon with most areas in the low 60 ds. here's a live look from the camera. we see the clouds over the shark tank. scattered showers through tomorrow. a stronger storm friday. rain heavy at times and gusty wind for the friday storm. tonight and tomorrow less than four tenths of an inch for most areas and breezy in spots.

tonight 6:00 p.m. showers in the north bay and 7:00 p.m. hours same area. during the over night hours not ut of the question to see a shower or two. into 5:00 a.m. we see the showers beginning to develop in the south bay. pushing north ward. 8:00 a.m. it is going to be slippery. across parts of the bay area. plan accordingly. 10:00 a.m. they're becoming less widespread. and you will notice around the early afternoon isolated showers around 2:30 in the afternoon. the system winds down as that system pushes out. rainfall totals will range anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch to about a third for most parts of the bay area. there could be a few spots that pick up more. winter storm watch has been posted for 4:00 p.m. friday. until 1:00 p.m. sunday. heavy snow expected one to three feet. if you have travel plans it could be difficult getting there. plan accordingly. higher elevations maybe seeing

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tonight, the historic next step. the 300-page impeachment report revealed. saying president trump abused his power. the house intelligence committee saying the president, quote, placed his own personal and political interests above the national interests of the united states. laying out the evidence today. and tonight, the new mystery phone calls revealed. and now, the vote this evening. where this goes next and how quickly. meantime, president trump tonight overseas, his reaction, furious. calling it all a hoax. as he's received by the queen and then heads to downing street. and what he said to the french president, who replied to the president, "let's be serious." also breaking tonight, kamala harris drops out of the race. what she reveals in her very candid message.