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the front of this macy's is all boarded up with plywood out here. they have security guards now watching the front of the store. a lot of clean-up left to the do after yesterday's confusion and chaos. a 63-year-old woman was driving a honda fit when she suffered some kind of medical emergency and then plowed right into the macy's. she struck a man on the sidewalk and dragged him 80 feet into the store and hit several people inside. she went some distance before actually breaking since the first skidmarks are actually seen inside the store. she went some distance before actually braking. >> it impacted several people inside and they were transported to the hospital. >> i was nervous. actually i saw the helicopters from, like, the highway when he took the 880 exit. you know? so i was really scared. and i was nervous that i would, you know, i didn't want to lose any of my friends and i'm scared for the people that are in there that got hurt. >> reporter: total of six people were injured. the man who was struck in the sidewalk and dragged inside is now

face and took everything >>: this type of crime is unusual on this quiet street >>:in san francisco plywood here at the front entrance of the wells fargo museum after thieves use a stolen s-u-v to smash in the revolving door at around 2:30 this morning. three masked suspects then stole gold nuggets from the display cases.while one held the security guard at gunpoint. they then got into another car and got away. police say about 4-10 ounces of gold was stolen.valued at less than 10 thousand dollars. .none of the nuggets were from the gold rush era. maureen kelly kron4 news. >>jacqueline bennett: it was cloudy this morning but we did not see any rain. we'll have some by tomorrow and will have some much to the extended forecast. looking at the satellite and radar we concede that the clouds are lingering and that rain was far to the north and northeast but to the dry here to even had the ground. this is the driest january ever on record. the fog will return tonight. it will start lifting as we head into 10:00 a.m. but later in other areas. eventually we will see sunny skies and mild temperature

the temporary plywood doors are in. we are in the heart of the financial district where thieves use an suv as a battering ram so they could grab gold rush era nuggets. the robbers left a trail of glass on montgomery street. and even left a stolen suv used to break into the wells fargo museum inside. a valet with the omni hotel says the suburban was coming the wrong way down montgomery and missed this planter and went straight through the two glass doors each an inch thick of laminated glass. three masked men got out of the suburban and held a security guard at gunpoint. they took up to 10 ounces of gold rush era gold nuggets from a display case. on wells fargo's website, we found this picture of the gold on display at the museum. police say the robbers had a getaway car nearby either a silver or white taurus. >> shocking. >> reporter: some were shocked, others just came to gawk. >> we saw the report this morning and we think this museum is really cool. >> reporter: as crews cleaned un, we noticed what looked like a gold

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. >>> there is a big slab of plywood up where there used to be plate glass window after thieves bashedir way into the wells fargo history museum in san francisco. the bad guys made off with gold nuggets. or did they? wait until you hear what juliette goodrich found out. >> reporter: two guys in hoodies shattered the glass doors with their car. a security guard was held at gunpoint while two other suspects stole historical suspects inside. >> took four to ten ounces of gold nuggets from the case. >> reporter: the gold nuggets were showcased in a front display. we spotted one of them on the counter after the break in. >> i'm sick about it. >> reporter: so sick about it susan stockdale went inside the bank to find out what happened. >> i said i'm sick about this smash and grab and everything. he said oh, that is okay. it as it turns out, it is gold they used for little kids when they come for field trips. >> reporter: so it is fake. >> fake. that is what i was told. >> reporter: so the front of the museum is all boarded up. the suspects got away, but no one can tell us exact how much that

. >>> plywood covers a big plate glass window after thieves drove into the wells fargo museum of san francisco and suspects stole gold nuggets. 2:30 in the morning and suspects with dark hoodies ram a stolen suv into the front of the wells fargo history museum shattering the glass doors. a security guard was held at gunpoint while two other suspects stole historical nuggets inside. >> 4 to 10 ounces stolen. >> reporter: they were showcased in a display. we saw one on the count ever after the break-in. >> i'm sick about it. >> reporter: so sick about it, this museum patron went inside the bank to find out what happened. >> i said i'm significant about this whole smash-and-grab. >> he says that's okay. it's gold they use for kids on field trips. >> reporter: police say they are still looking into the value of the gold. the entire operation lasted only a few minutes. the suspects getting away in a silver four-door sedan. and despite such a destructive break-in, the museum's historic stagecoaches were not damaged. police don't think this is related to a robbery last week at fisherman's w

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several businesses used plywood to board up windows. others used steel gates to keep people away in hopes to avoid any possible vandalism. over past few months oakland has experienced loot and breaking as a result of protests through the city. >>> last night protesters stormed into several businesses in san francisco's mission district. restaurant owners are wondering why they're being targeted for violence. >>reporter: this is saturday afternoon in the mission. friday night was no different. >> restaurant was at full capacity >>reporter: just before 10:00 p.m. protest against police brutality spoke against local businesses. >> they pushed our hostess out of the way. they actually pushed some of our guests and spilled drinks and spilled hot coffee on one of our guest. >>reporter: disrupted dining experience was not special to the bistro. protesters stormed other places. threats were sent out via twitter. one red management not friendly to the movement. they need more visits. because of those threats most restaurant owners and staff were

you can see where the car crashed through, all the plywood as you can see behind me at the macy's departmentre. the car smashed through the front doors of the store, taking down glass, racks, clothes, customers in its path. all of this unfolded just before 5:00 last night, and you can imagine just how frantic people must have been when the blue honda slammed through the glass doors, and landed about 50 feet inside the men's department. alameda county firefighters treated half a dozen people. four of them, including the driver, had to be taken to the hospital. >> as you'd expect, somewhat chaotic. a lot of people. we had determined how many patients we had, if we had enough resources, and then locate them. they were not in one spot. >> reporter: a man on the sidewalk suffered the most injuries. he had been dragged inside. an eight-year-old, believed to be the man's daughter, suffered just bruises. officials believe the driver was a 63-year-old woman who had some sort of medical condition, and we're not sure if macy's will be opening today. we're live in newark, i'm tara moriarty. back to you.

of pounds of steal um thousands of pounds of dry cement over 10-foot high that we have had to cut plywood and make ramps to get in. it's a very dangerous and technical rescue operation. >> crews will return to the site tomorrow. no word on exactly what caused that silo to collapse. >>> developing tonight police swat teams troops and helicopters are tracking two suss specs in yesterday's terrorist attack on a parisian newspaper. they're 18-year-old step brother surrendered to police yesterday. several others linked to the brothers are also in police custody. france is on high alert as authorities worry the terrorist cos strike again. 12 people died in the attack. u.s. government officials are vowing to help france in its fight against terror. >> we've made clear and the president has indicated this as has the secretary that we will provide them any information or assistance that they would like. >> president obama made unscheduled visit to the french embassy in washington, d.c. wrote a note in condolence book to honor the people killed in yesterday's terrorist attack. he offered america's

. >>> plywood covers a big plate glass window shattered after thieves bashed into the wells fargo historyco. the armed robbers stole golden gate nuggets and escaped in a waiting getaway car. 2:30 in the morning and suspects with dark hoodies ram a stolen suv into the front of the wells fargo history museum shattering the glass doors. a security guard was held at gunpoint while two other suspects stole historical nuggets inside. >> and took approximately 4 to 10 ounces of gold nuggets from the case. >> reporter: the gold nuggets were showcased in a front display. we spotted one of them on a counter after the break-in. >> i'm sick about it. >> reporter: so sick museum patron susan stockdale went inside the bank to find out what happened. >> i asked, yeah, i said i'm really sick about this whole smash-and-grab and everything and and he said it's just gold they use for little kids when they come for field trips. >> reporter: police say they are still looking into value of the gold. the entire operation lasted only a few minutes. the suspects getting away in a silver four-door sedan. and despi

there's a huge hole in front of the front door plugged up with 15 by 15 feet of plywood out here.till a big mess inside. >>> reporter: it was 4:48 in the afternoon when this honda fit cut a path through the parking lot at the newpark mall and 80 feet into the macy's men's department. >> she was moving at speed when she went in. >> reporter: there are no signs the driver tried to stop in the parking lot and that the braking skidmarks only start inside the department store. alameda county firefighters think the driver had a medical episode that caused the crash. the physical damage was severe. broken glass everywhere, doors thrown on top of sales racks. and mannequins down. but the human damage from the accident far worse. with six people injured, three shoppers. a man was rushed from the scene in critical condition. >> i believe that person may have been struck at the sidewalk and taken into the building. >> reporter: firefighters say there was no structural damage to the mall. but macy's was evacuated even as employees who were off heard the news and came to check on friends. >> i

the ramp from 95 northbound to the westbound side of the vine got some debris in the roadway, some plywood. you don't want to hit that. trying to get to 95 things are still a little extra busy along the vine street expressway. you see the eastbound jam here coming away from broad street on out to 95 joining up with that northbound 95 delay because of the disabled vehicle. >>> the bit of good news is the delay we had exiting for the ben franklin bridge has dissipate add bit although the ramp from race street to the ben eastbound getting into new jersey is still blocked because of the overturned truck. they're saying that could take several hours. also some work going on here near bala cynwyd, northbound side of city avenue at bala avenue pgw on the scene of the work taking out the right lane. as you come north of saint joe's headed up towards the schuylkill expressway expect extra slowing. in horsham there's a crash along county line road at meetinghouse road by meetinghouse dental care by the cvs in nockamixon a wreck along 611 at tower road and in limerick a crash along ridge pike near ro

to build a house, we should be able to trade them plywood for bananas.he idea of going to vietnam and other places and letting corporations bring these things back and charge us for it, that is not free trade at all. that is sickening is what that is. host: this is operators saying it was democrats that locks the keystone xl pipeline from moving forward monday. the senate failed to get the 60 votes needed to limit debate voting 53-39 on it. the keystone would allow congress to prevent transcanada corporation's project to link canada's oil sand to refineries on the gulf coast. stephen, you are next. caller: thank you for c-span. a lot of people are calling up and saying either is -- you know, a lot of them say it is either black and white, you know, either good or as bad. in my opinion, it's extremely great -- gray. as long as we can keep trade in the right conditions, it's good. but we have trade with countries like china, who are just manipulating everything in their favor and switching so they can make money. i manage a toy store here in redmond. we ge

. >> reporter: shows progress up crews repairing the store for their plywood right now instead of a gapingat was a storefront it was close all day. the patagonia and right now please with several also hoping to identify the suspects to burglarize patagonia's. 330 this morning police say the normally quiet neighborhood transformed witnesses say they sought at least two guys back op you call to the front doors. two guys jumping out and started loading an expensive jackets and other gear and that you hulk. this >> reporter: auspex sold most expensive items and thereafter one minute and four police got there the crooks took off heading toward mass 7. of other units broadcast description for mission in northern and southern saw the wall. and we did try to pursue what happened. the. loss the thetruck. >> reporter: places for two suspects described by witnesses a black man wearing bandannas and that you hall truckman been stolen patagonia's stores expected to reopen tomorrow. >> reporter: still had some light on bay area hospitals issuing their own hall for about the flow. >> reporter: research a

so when you drive michigan and you see plywood underneath the bridge, why is it there? it's keeping crumbling concrete from falling on your vehicle. that's unacceptable. when you talk about our roads and you see those potholes, just think about the issues and concerns. you've done this personally. when you swerve to miss a pothole, you are a distracted driver. you are putting yourself at risk and other drivers and other people. if you hit that pothole and you blow a tire, you're at risk of a major accident. that is unacceptable. we need to do something folks. it's time to get it done. when you look at the cost structures, we actually looked at the state of indiana and saw that on average we spend $132 more than the state of indiana for damage to vehicles in terms of road damage. that is a lot of money folks to offset the cost of this proposal. in the end, what i need you to do is vote yes. vote yes so we can have safer roads. vote yes so we can get rid of the crumbling bridges and crumbling roads. vote yes so we can have stronger schools and local government. vote yes s

of the junk ended up here, and we have a basketball hoop where the base broke off, and pieces of plywood just whipped across the road. and the water breached the seawall and came around these houses and would have left people stranded inside if they had not left already. the national guard came out to held heldp people get out. some of the people stuck around but then the late high tide came n and more of the water came over the seawall, and honestly with tomorrow we will get a much clearer picture of the damage that people have sustained the homes out here. we spoke to one woman a while ago a ago, and she had a quick look at the home, and she was not in there after the high tide but she saw it afterwards and the aftermath was shocking. it ripped the porch off, and blasted through the wall and a blasted out window and she is hope hag the home stays stand g standing. she is going to be staying in a safer place and gets a better look tomorrow when itt has died down. so a lot of people will be waking up to see what they are left with here. >> let's hope it looks worse than it is. let's go t

but you can see exactly where this car went through the store of macy's, all of the plywood is up. it took down this -- this car took down glass, racks, clothes and customers in the path. this all unfolded before 5:00 last night. you can imagine how chaotic it must have been when the blue honda slammed through the glass doors and landed about 50 feet inside of the men's department. alameda county firefighters treated half a dozen people, four of them, including the driver, had to be taken to the hospital. ktvu spoke to one macy's worker who rushed to the scene yesterday. >> i was nervous. actually, i saw the helicopters from like the highway when i took the 880 exit. i was really scared. i was nervous that i -- i didn't want to lose any of my friends. i'm scared for the people in there. >> the man on the sidewalk suffered the most injuries. he was dragged inside the store. an 8-year-old believed to be his daughter suffered bruises. officials believe that the driver was a 63-year-old woman who had some sort of medical condition and we have reached out to alameda county firefighters

you've got sugar, plywood, soybean oil, all this is creating fears about deflation wave hitting global're seeing, so john schoen put that together for us. our readers are eating that one up as well. because we have all this panic and worry going on we have another piece about correction protection, what kind of things people can pile into to guard themselves against a downturn in the markets that continues on, things like bond etfs, solid stocks that have dividends on a regular basis, some option plays, and, yes, everybody's favorite safe haven, gold. there you go, kelly. that's what's boiling for us today. >> gold has been surprisingly and perhaps eerily stable reminds you of oil before the collapse we just witnessed. that's all i'll say about that one. thank you, allen. good to see you at headquarters. >>> here's another hot story today and something you don't see often, it's a check for $975 million. courtney reagan has the story. do you have the check? >> we have a copy of the check, of course we don't talk about divorce settlements that often, but this you can't ignore. harold ham

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