. >> right now, sky 7 h.d. is above oakland, where police are working to break up a protest. about 1,000 people were moving through downtown. now, it's a few dozen people, with police lines outlining every street where they are. the protests, mostly peaceful tonight. however, someone did bust out windows at whole foods at harrison street and bates place. protesters jumped on cars. and they shut down the posey tube. it looks like, now, police have detained several people. >>> in san francisco, thousands of people marched through downtown. they shut down market street and staged a die-in, after hearing fiery speeches at city hall. a few dozen people were marching down to the mission district. the protest remained peaceful, and have disbanded with a few stragglers on the street right now. the bay area protests are among many across the nation today. 29,000 people marched down fifth avenue in new york city, holding a banner that reads, black lives matter. there were several small clashes with police. but no arrests. in washington, d.c., eric garner's brother and michael brown's p

i will show you the video from sky 7 h.d. you can see the man is wield outside of the paramedic vehicle. the vehicle looks to be parked new a bridge. the suspect was in san lenadro creek and was very wet when he was taken into custody. the miss say he was trying to hide from officers under the bridge. a lot of police resources were mobilized to catch this guy because when he chucked the stolen "san francisco chronicle" delivery truck he started vaulting through people's yards here in russian drove. -- here in san leandro jumping fence after fence much it looks like he was taunting pursuing officers by waving objects in the air because he knew that the news helicopters were overhead. it started in san francisco when police say the vehicle was first stolen this morning. when it was spotted by a san francisco patrol officer the driver tried to run down the officer. that is when the chase we began through three counties in the bay area and ending here in san lenadro. right now, we are still waiting for the suspect to be driven aw

. >> video from sky 7 h.d. shows a giant hole in the roof of safeway. it partly collapsed at the store on san jose's east capitol expressway during yesterday's powerful storm. it happened before 4:00. safeway was open and people remain inside when the ceiling came will crashing down. today, employees take another look at the damage contract outside the confused customers are turned away. >> anthony scott intended to make an ice cream delivery. everything was blocked off and i found out that the roof fell in from the accident yesterday so guess this won't be no ice cream for a while. >> one suffered minor injuries and neighboring businesses were evacuated and are still closed. >> it will be rather inconvenient for lunch. >> her store is open but employees still shaken up. >> it is really, really scary. the first thing we thought of, water will trickle down the buildings and our could last but apparently there is a nice wall between it. >> it is up clear when or if the safe way will re-open. firefighters say the hole has gotten bigger since yesterday. the

. >>> sky 7 h.d. is over another house fire in lafayette that break out before 9:00, as well, firefighters were able to get it under control in half an hour. no injuries were reported. investigators are trying to find out cause. >>> the flooding has gone down but the cleanup by the damage is just going. crews in san francisco say they do not know how long it will take to repair a giant sinkhole that opened at lake street and 6th avenue yesterday when a car tire punctured a temporary cap over the hole. neighbors are call on the city to replace aging pipes under the secret saying they have pose the a danger for years. >> big dramatic change in the weather the past 24 hours and we will bring in meteorologist mike nicco for a look at conditions. >> we are on storm watch and ray bow want, custody a perfect day to see a rainbow because we have sunshine and rain. i what happened one northeast of the city looking over toward richmond if you are on twitter i just caught the rainbow and posted it. you can see t

he was known has hal or h.d. he was a very jovial, fun-loving guy. >> when i received the orders, anxiety hit me first because this is a serious thing and i had 16 months to go home. is it life or his life? and that's what is going on in my head. if i don't carry this assault out, then it's me. also the kite read that you would be receiving a fish line from above in a blue bag. everything that you need would be contained in that bag. double-edged cast iron knife with a double edge and it was tempered because it left no fingerprints. i waited like three days and when the line came down, that morning, i fished it in, took the blue bag off and i got the spear shaft from that off the fishing line and i waited. sergeant burchfield approached my cell with flashlight and he saw me standing there, he asked if i needed a light for my cigarette. i had a camel in my mouth. that's when he turned. when he turned into the cell, i hit him. i stabbed him, speared him one time. he turned around, grabbed his whistle, started blowi

sky6 live h.d. still precipitation to track to you. we will show you on the live double scan radar.th and west. we see the transition from rain to snow showers from carbon to monroe counties. if you are traveling i-380 or i-80 we have flight snow showers on the move. and light precipitation down in areas quakertown, green lane and pottstown moving to reading all the way to honeybrook in chester county. we have wet snow north and west. more on that in a moment. the big story with the coastal storm the nor'easter we were tracking the soaking rain. it down in areas of south jersey. reading north and west of the corridor. berks county 3.4. and wilmington, philadelphia 6.6. and a little more than a quarter inch in atlantic city. and outside, the lower 40s. above the freezing mark. it's 42 in philadelphia. 42 in reading. and in millville. the poconos is 34 degrees. the temperatures are above the freezing mark. that is your dealing with light snowfall. it feels like 28 in the poconos. 37 in the city. the upper 30s for boardwalk. and the current wind chill ask dover, 36. as we get the winds

the $40,000,000.20 million for the first company to drive 500 meters on the moon and send back h.d. images in real time. competing for the price, along with 16 other companies around the globe. many plan to launch to the moon in 2016. with air teams and set up a nascar for room. >> you will be able to have real time feedback, see video streaming back live as it unfolds. >> this is red rover, it will be full of different logos and different opportunities for companies to have their messages and branding and social experiences happen e moon. >> until now, this is what moon exploration looks like to americans. apollo missions, astronauts a bit of golf. not nascar races. but commercializing space means just that, it will become commercial. here is jim and i when we were testing. >> it is a far cry from apollo 9. >> when we start seeing a really creative innovative lander on the moon you have a close up and there is budweiser, or nascar, or some over advertising symbol, and this' a little bit of put some am big utety into the game. and all that comes with it. >> the secret to the future

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even when china violated its sovereignty by planting its oil ig h.d. 981 in the waters of vietnam's exclusive economic zone. i also commend taiwan and japan for peaceful -- peacefully reaching an agreement to join the shared fish regular sources in their overlapping exclusive economic zones through the east china sea initiative which demonstrates that resolutions can be achieved through peaceful means. mr. speaker, i firmly believe that we should earnestly seek ways to promote peace. and i thank you for the opportunity that i have had to associate with you and our colleagues to carry out our responsibilities in this great nation. it has been my distinct honor to serve the people of american samoa in the u.s. house of representatives for the past 25 years. and i thank them for giving me the opportunity to serve them and to this great nation. i believe i did my best and i hope i will be remembered for giving all i could to american samoa and to our great nation. especially to the asia pacific region a region that's been too long neglected by our national government. tomorrow the words of -- to