lazare think the driver saw the guns and left without calling police. the gunman jumped into a car and took off , this happened in august , no arrests made. open city councilmember noel gile lives nearby and he says several residents have been robbed on the same streets in recent months -- months. >> the gentleman that owns the house got robbed across the street. this gentleman who owns this house got robbed. grandma and grandpa walk the streets were quest -- the catch the bus like they used to without having their purses stolen. and now they are at the point where they are being directly assaulted. >> the police come by once in a while. not very often. >> reporter: joseph was robbed at gunpoint by 3 men going to the post office around the corner.>> you see a gun, very scary. to confront something like that , you don't know if you'll get shot .>> reporter: oakland police told me their officers are on the lookout for the robbers, they say residents should be alert and report suspicious activity in call if you know who the 2 people are. >> so bold, right

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so hence captain lazar are in terms of educating the public. we go out to the press conferences as well and give our input as much as we can and then one of the cases happened in the richmond. we are also working with the captain there in the outreach process to the public in >>eddie: indicating them to what the scam is about and today, we actually met with the district attorney's office again. we've been meeting with them on weekly basis in terms of the attorneys investigators like the guru. and we've come up with an additional plan in terms of one aspect that we have not maybe addressed is the banking. when a victim is victimized. the suspects walk these victims to the bank and we are going to begin an outreach program. i think this was done in 2012, it's nothing new. i'm not sure that we've done it this time. i reached out to captain lazar and yip and make sure that the banks begin to train their employees to recognize when an asian victim comes to the bank asking to access money and beware that these scams are happening. >> the final though

headlines we are watching just now, google is said to be working with lazar to consider a bid for twittert clear whether google will actually formally make a bid, but we are watching for developments and will bring you the latest as we get it. coming up, sunglass maker oakley and intel have turned up to -- paired up to change the way you work out. we will give you the details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: oakley wants to change the way you work out. the sun glassmaker has -- sunglasses maker has collaborated with intel to announce the radar pays, a new sports-focused out where that features things like built-in headphones. joining us is chris credo, and bloomberg reporter ian king is back with us. thanks for being with us. what do these spectacles do, besides making ian king look amazing. >> this is the first active eyewear that has a coaching system built in. we set out to find real problems that we could solve for our consumers. part of our strategy was to work with lifestyle and consumer companies and build wearable products that solved a need. what we found was that riders and cycli

>>reporter: the e-mail was kevin lazar from the san francisco police departmentation. >> saying he wanted to meet the next day. >>reporter: you made the point not with the police department but people? >> how our community benefits and all the big boys or owners, yes, they don't want to put out on the news. they want this to be a disney land safe area, and it's not fair. >>reporter: down the street at frank's fishermens, one of the owners had a center take on things. >> i caught many thieves this year and my opinion is because of the proposition that they passed, the criminalizing schisting, you you have to -- shoplifting now you have to steal a certain amount of goods to be put in jail. >>reporter: when you have more than one business name, there's bound to be some confusion. >> two cars showed up. the first car showed up and said that they've been sitting there at the restaurant down the street for about a half an hour before one of the employees told them that they think think were at the wrong aliotta fish. >>reporter: it remains, how has the segment helped? >> maybe more people will

lazare think the driver might of son the gun and left without calling police. the gunman jumped into a car and took off, this happened in august, no arrests made. city councilmember know well lives nearby and he says residents have been robbed on the same street recently. >> this house right here, the gentleman that owns it got robbed right across the street. this gentleman that owns the this house was also robbed. grandma and grandpa can't even walk down the street to catch the bus likely used to without having their purse stolen and now they are being directly assaulted. >> when the police come by, every once in a while, not very often. >> reporter: joseph was robbed at gunpoint by 3 men going to the post office around the corner. >> you see a gun, and it's very scary. you don't know if you had shot. oakland police told me officers on the lookout for the robbers , they say residents the alert and report suspicious activity immediately. live in the newsroom henry lee ktvu fox to news. >>> it makes your blood boil watching the video, thankfully there okay. >>>

lazar followed by charles rathman. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm the president and general manager of luxor cabs company. i'm a third generation. i'm a naifit son born in san francisco in 1952 and i had a passion to take care of the disabled and the sick people of san francisco. we're the largest wheelchair provider in san francisco on demand service in the cab industry and the chairperson for the paratransit council and started with mayor newsom on project connect. we provide cabs to transport families to the center and relocate them and provide service to the people and i'm very proud to be nominated for this. our company is and our workers are, and it's a very hard business to transport these people and i think the city needs to pay attention to something like this because the baby boomers here and there's a lot of people that need to get around town and treated like we're all treated and i will be an advocate until my last days to help them all and thank you for everything. >> thank you. and followed by jarvis rich. >> good afternoon commis

lazar followed by charles rathman. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm the president and general manager of luxor cabs company. i'm a third generation. i'm a naifit son born in san francisco in 1952 and i had a passion to take care of the disabled and the sick people of san francisco. we're the largest wheelchair provider in san francisco on demand service in the cab industry and the chairperson for the paratransit council and started with mayor newsom on project connect. we provide cabs to transport families to the center and relocate them and provide service to the people and i'm very proud to be nominated for this. our company is and our workers are, and it's a very hard business to transport these people and i think the city needs to pay attention to something like this because the baby boomers here and there's a lot of people that need to get around town and treated like we're all treated and i will be an advocate until my last days to help them all and thank you for everything. >> thank you. and followed by jarvis rich. >> good afternoon commis

they have sensory data stream from lazar and radar from camera. very sense that print the same time their stupidity as well because they don't have common sense. for example we know when we fall down or when we touch fire it hurts in the next and we will do it. computers cannot do that i think i crashed into something he and next time don't do that. it will do the exact same thing unless it's programmed to do something else specifically by a human being. >> what's the difference between the two vehicle that we see in the lab, the jeep that has a lot of equipment and the cadillac that we rode in. we see two, one is a jeep and the other is the cadillac that was doing the driving itself. on the left, the red jeep was created that this is an 11th generation that they have created. it's being run by one professor who actually directed the institute mentioned a while back the vehicle on the right is the cadillac that we were able to drive today. that vehicle was created by another project with support from general motors in the u.s. board of transportat