also just to show you along with what's going on with owens, you can see that 200 -square foot maximum sign area that we are proposing as part of the amendments in that light teal or blue. that is an idea of what that would look like. that's all. i'm available for questions and catherine riley also available for questions. >> any speaker cards? >> i have mr. ace washington. >> i spoke on the last one but i thought i would save on this one. for the ones that came in late. i announced my semi retirement. i wanted to elaborate, is it up there? >> can you switch to the overhead, please. >> we are talking about mission bay, right? >> yes. >> as i got up here before when i spoke, my retirement. i'm not badgering. i'm supporting it. the reason is so we can have some kind of legacy with mission bay. i know most people were not around when this is one of my mentors was one of the consultants down at mission bay. what you don't say about mission bay and i'm an activist. all this was constructed by african american black negro however you want to call it. it's one of the smartest, one of my allie

versus 45, the western facade of commercial industrial designated building located to the west of owens street. >> mission bay is governed by the redevelopment plans. the development standard are not in the planning code but rather for the development and a companion document is master plan north and south. as mission bay has been fully built out there are a number of buildings adjacent to the 80 freeway, now that they are built out or in the process of being built out like the kaiser building, it has been become clear that we need to alter our signage standards to recognize that certain signage if left unchanged is really just blocked by the freeway. so this is meant to address that particular issue. with that ethan wash is prepared to go through this amendment. >> good afternoon. my name is ethan warrish. assistant project with ocii. as executive director mentioned i'm here to present a proposed amendment to the mission bay signage master plan and the mission bay south design for development. the quick over view of what i'm about to go into more detail as essentially as the executive

reverend owens, it was a pleasure to talk to you.and the next time i'm in my neighborhood, i'm going to find you and we'll have a conversation. thank you. >> listen, i was telling -- absolutely. >> thank you sir a seattle man is suing the city for violation of his constitutional rights after his arrest summer. william win gate is black and the officer who arrested him is white. he joins us, more than on the $750,000 lawsuit and the arrest brought on as a golf club used as a walking stick. allen. >> reporter: absolutely right, tony. we'll show you that incident in just a moment. and this is a case where the chief of police finally ordered a full review of the incident. and pulled one officer off the streets, and another high ranking officer to extend an apology to the man involved, william win gate. the charges were dropped. and his walking stick was returned. it all sounds like a community reach out. but it's not enough. mr. wingate and his attorneys are asking for $3 million. >> at a protest in his honor william wingate. he claims t

. >> that's where our dave owens is. >> reporter: i'm dave owens at the verizon center. guys, caps/islanders game five, quite frankly, the biggest game of the series. now i can throw out a whole lot of statistics, but this is the bottom line. the loser tonight will have to win two games in a row to remain in this series, not an easy thing to do with two teams so evenly matched. the islanders come in here chippy, not happy about some of the hits that were laid on them in game four. it's going to be a good one. we'll have all of the highlights and postgame reaction coming up at 11:00. for now back to you. >>> the puck just dropped a couple minutes ago. right now the game is scoreless. with a win the caps can close out the series saturday on long island. >>> taking a live look at the white house, the super bowl champion new england patriots were there today a few hours ago getting their official congrats from the commander in chief. this is a pretty standard invitation from the president, but they probably did not see this coming. >> i usually tell a bunch of jokes at these

dave owens joins us now. how did they do in tampa? >> we knew it would be tough. you're a sports fan. uconn, one of the best in women's basketball. a tough one tonight for maryland. they went in with a simple mantra, the lady terps. they say we don't fear nobody, and that comes from coach brenda frese who can motivate any team, but could she will the troops to a monumental upset some by now you know the answer is no but you have to tip the cap to brenda's ballers. a great effort tonight. to tampa we go. started well. check out this move here by lauren. i call this the spinorama supreme, and then the dish to briana jones. she had 12 points early for maryland, but uconn really just taking over. right now, they are speaking to the media. this is lauren at the podium. >> i can't wait to see what is ahead for them. >> question on the side. >> "new york times." >> can you give him the other mic? >> john, "new york times." coach was talking about lauren's legacy. to you, what is that legacy? what does that mean? >> i see her as a player who is extremely resilient. she ha

from kettler iceplex dave owens, wusa9 sports. >>> the washington wizards did what no other postseasondone yet this post season, win a game on the road. now a new perhaps more daunting challenge stand in their way. win at home. the wiz were just 1-4 at home last season in the playoffs. so despite their 2-0 lead over toronto the wizards realize there's plenty more basketball to be played. >> we can't stop being aggressive. we can't change anything. we need to make a few adjustments here and there, but our aggression needs to stay the same. we got to lay with the chip on our shoulder because they're not going to back down. >>> as we told you yesterday, the maryland terrapins and hoyas meet on the hardwood this upcoming season. the showdown will happen november 17th at the xfinity center in college park, part of a new annual series that pits the big east against the big 10. last time terps and hoyas met in the regular season, 1993. today mark turgeon gave his take on the big news. >> everybody is going to be truly excited. it will be the toughest ticket in town. it just should be a fun ni

at the verizon center, dave owens, wusa 9 sports. >>> a look at the final numbers, ovie, eight shots on goal. this is the fourth straight playoff win versus the caps. >>> the wizards have been patiently waiting to see which team would be their first round opponent. would they head north of the border or would it be a rematch in the windy city? the wiz we know are now headed to toronto to face the raptors. tonight's game, wizards and calves wrapping up the season. meaningless game. dejuan blair hits the shot to force overtime second in a row. in o.t., it's brendan haywood putting the cavs ahead for good. cavs win in overtime. despite the loss coach randy wittman pleased with the effort as the team heads to the playoffs. >> it was good for our guys. there's going to be a game that some guys are going to get an opportunity that maybe hasn't been playing as much. so it was good. they battled. i was proud of our guys. >> and nationals trying to avoid the sweep today in a matinee in fenway. a solo home run over the monster part of a six-run 3rd inning. tyler moore gints on the act. big com

. >>> dave owens is up with a quick preview of game on overtime next. (brad) holy cats! has, has anybody else been experiencing a snail infestation? no? i'll tell you later. polygons. without them: no shapes. without shapes, our world has no form. but you can use the polygonal search tool on the new apartments-dot-com to define the area in which you want to find your next apartment. there. what if i lived in that area? oh,interesting. change your apartment... change the world. >>> now wusa9 game on sports with dave owens brought to you by xfinity. >> now the caps have the best offensive weapon in the nhl, but right now that's not enough. the islanders have brought the vise grips and are clamping down. washington has scored two goals in this series. it's got to close once this season is done. islanders fans thinking big there, didn't look good for the caps. they were down 1-0 late, but nikki backstrom there and it didn't last long. john tavares giving the isle -- check this out. i've got the highlights wrong. that's backstrom's goal. this is what you get for reading the s

>> ryan owens with us tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> now, to arizona, and new word tonight of another incident involving that officer who used his police cruiser to take down a suspect. this is the video from his own dashboard camera driving right toward that suspect outside tucson. the suspect did survive it. officer michael are peko was once sued while a member of the nypd. accused of pointing a gun at a man and choking him during a parking dispute. the case was settled. >>> tonight, for the first time we are hearing the terrifying 911 call from that worker trapped in the cargo hold of that plane flying from seattle to los angeles. passengers recording the moment from inside. shortly after takeoff, you can hear him banging from below. [ banging ] the man was trapped as he was banging. we now know he also called 911 for help in midair. as you're about to hear the operator on the other end of the phone in disbelief. here's abc's neal karlinsky tonight. >> reporter: the voice of that panicked baggage handler calling

abc's ryan owens shows us the daring rescue in texas. >> reporter: two texas police officers roll up on the scene of a burning suv. immediately a witness items the first officer, there's a man in there. >> he's still breathing. >> reporter: the officer breaks the window. and sees the driver's clothes are on fire. he asks his partner for help. >> grab a fire extinguisher. >> reporter: the two officers talk to the victim. >> come on, man. >> come on, dude. >> reporter: as they, and a good samaritan, team up to drag him to safety. >> come on man. >> come on stay with us. >> come on. >> stay with us. >> hang on man. come on. come on back. come on back. >> come on back. >> come on dude stay with us. >> reporter: the accident happened early sunday morning in the dallas suburb of mes keat. >> stay with us. stay with us. >> reporter: tonight that 25 year old driver is in the hospital with serious injuries, but he "stayed with us." just like those heroic officers begged him to. ryan owens, abc news, tulsa, oklahoma. >> just incredible work by those officers. >>> when we come back here tonight

abc's ryan owens in texas. >> reporter: the robber with a mask on his face and a gun in his hand jumps and demands the fast food manager empty the cash register. the manager hands over nearly $400, and the suspect takes off. two days later, that manager is fired. marissa holcombe a mother of three with a fourth on the way, says she lost her job at this popeye's near houston because she refused to pay back the money that was ripped off. >> i told them i just had a gun to me i'm not paying the money. >> reporter: when she was fired earlier this month franchise owner said it was not because she was robbed but because she repeatedly did not empty that register which is company policy. if she had, they say the crook would not have gotten away with so much cash. still, they now tell abc news they have apologized to the employee personally and offered her her job back. >> i do need a way to support my kids but i don't want to go back to a business where i would be treated the same. >> reporter: also she's not so sure she wants to stand behind this counter again, especially with that robber st

>> ryan owens in tulsa for us again tonight. ryan thank you. >>> now, to the nightmare playing out at sea at this hour. the images coming in now, a fierce storm, a cruise ship trapped right in the middle of it. 2,500 passengers 800 of them children. can you see the giant waves hitting the ship. water so dangerous, they have not been allowed to return to port. abc's hamish macdonald reaching some of those passengers as 60 60-mile-an-hour winds hit the ship. >> reporter: this is the view through the window for passengers of the carnival "spirit." 30-foot plus waves and 60 60-mile-an-hour winds slamming the massive ship. tonight, passengers, helpless, and the weather is getting worse. chris rouse is onboard with his wife and two children, and he's worried. >> there were massive bangs and i think there was like a toughened glass and one of those pieces of glass shattered right ail above us. >> reporter: more than 2,500 are on board, including 800 children returning from the south pacific. the ship is right outside the harbor but is

and abc's ryan owens now from texas. >> this is where it happened. this is where he cut me off. >> reporter: it took a few weeks, but tonight road rage victim kay hafford finally feels some relief. >> this is where i heard the boom. >> reporter: something she couldn't say when we drove with her last month to the spot on a houston interstate where she was shot in the head. >> i don't know how i did it, but i pulled over here. >> reporter: hafford helped police come up with this composite sketch of the driver she says she honked at before he pulled out a gun from his white suv and shot her. today, police found this white suv at a houston apartment. they also confiscated a gun and arrested 26-year-old diedrick evans. tonight, he's charged with aggravated assault. have you forgiven the man who did this to you? >> i forgave him right away. i knew there was something wrong with him. he needs to be off the streets. >> reporter: tonight, police believe he is, and that houston drivers are safer, including this one who nearly lost her life. >> his mission, alt

speaking out tonight for the first time and here's abc's ryan owens. >> 911. what's the address of your emergency? >> i'm on the highway right now and somebody just hit me and i'm bleeding from my neck and i'm scared. >> reporter: the calm voice of a 20-year-old woman who didn't even realize she'd be shot on a highway north of denver. >> i thought that i had just been cut by glass. >> reporter: tonight, the face behind that voice. >> even like when i'm not thinking about it, i'm thinking about it. it's been difficult. >> reporter: cori romero just got out of the hospital. a week after a driver pulled up next to her car and shot her in the neck. >> if you cankcan, get a dry cloth or anything that you can place on the wound, okay? >> i'm trying yes, but it's on both sides of my neck. i'm just really scared. >> reporter: the sheriff's department is now investigating seven other shattered car windows in the last week on or near that interstate. so far, the only bullet they found is the one that hit romero. and her shooter is still on the loose. >> some people migh

>> ryan owens tonight. ryan thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that horror for passengers on board a jet that had taken off from seattle, on its way to los angeles. moments after taking off, they hear it the banging beneath them from the cargo hold. that alaska airlines flight in the air for 14 minutes. passengers hearing it all and begin rolling on their phones and listen hear. you can hear the banging below. that is a baggage handler, a worker trapped in the cargo hold. the plane making an emergency landing. the worker is okay. but tonight, serious questions, as one coworker tells abc news it happens all the time falling asleep in the cargo hold. here's abc's nall carlineal karlinsky. >> reporter: as soon as flight 448 from seattle to l.a. left the ground, it started. >> i think we have -- heard a noise from the baggage compartment. >> reporter: pounding and screaming combing from under the floor. >> could be a person in there, so we're going to have to come back around. >> reporter: it was a panic

we have secrets we'll never tell. >> owen, moogan. right back. ♪ calloused fingers from my guitar strings. ♪ ♪ wild like the wind in the tall pine trees. ♪ ♪ i got roots and i got wings. ♪ ♪ >>> a fox. >>> all quite's most dangerous splinter group seized a major weapons depot filled with guns, rocket launchers and dozen of tanks. that's the reporting of security officials in eastern yemen. the militant reportedly captured an airport and oil terminal and a military base yesterday. analysts warn that al qaeda is taking advantage of the chaos in yemen to expand its influence the u.s. is supporting saudi arabia and iran backs rebel fighters on the ground. >>> dash cam video shows a chain reaction of crashes in oklahoma. hydraulic fuel spill sent car spinning out of control. they say that nobody was hurt but the police car was totaled. >>> a traffic cop caught a stabbing suspect with his belt in shanghai. the traffic cop wants to distract the subject before the cops got there. there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don

owens corning. i bought those because we saw unusual activity there. i decided i'm willing to buy those two. if i was getting a reading on bio biotech, i probably would have passed on it. >> despite the fact there's a lot of devastation, the miners continue to trade very well. copper up almost 3% today. and this isn't just an inverse dollar trade. places that i'm looking for, i didn't get enough of a pullback integrated miners, freeport. i would stay there. >> selling was fierce today. one technician says now is the time to buy. let's get off the charts and find out where the oppenheimer technical guy has this to say. break it down. what are you looking at? >> tough day for the market. nothing better than a chart to put things into perspective. s&p 500 now down 2% from an all-time high. if you were to update this chart, there has been a bit of technical damage. we have broken this one-month uptrend. so i think that does put the index at risk to retest the march low at -- excuse me -- at 2040. the trend is fine as long as that is intact. and we think th

ryan owens from texas tonight. ryan, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. we remember an american golfer who made history. >>> also tonight, take a look at this. the university president in the middle of this huge party right here, that seems to be taking over a neighborhood. what he can be heard saying to the students on camera. and tonight here, his explanation now. >>> also ahead, the major beer company responding this evening after outrage over the words they chose to put on some of their beer cans and bottles. you'll see the message for yourself, you decide. >>> and check this out. the leap of faith tonight. the freefall from one of the world's tallest buildings, more than 1,300 feet high. are you kidding me? we'll be right back. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown

"this war is eating my life out," he wants to to prominent abolitionist congressman owen lovejoy.ong impression that i shall not live to see the end. " we know what happened next. lincoln's triumphant arrival at ford's theater. at the screen moment of victory, the audience went wild and cheered their father abraham the man who after a shaky start in office learned how to command armies, grew in vision and eloquence, brought down slavery, and who just six weeks ago have given the most graceful and emotionally stunning inaugural address in the history of the presidency. and, as he had promised he would, he saved the union. lincoln stood in the box and bowed to the audience. the band played "hail to the chief," then the sound of a single gunshot, the gleaming knife flourished by the murderer, the leap to the stage, the cry of sic semper tyrannis his escape into the wings, a galloping horse and the president of the united states on the floor of a theater gone mad. and then here to the peterson house where began the long death vigil for midnight to dawn, to transcend him from mortal ma

terrell owens spent the day here at comcast sports net. it was a t.o. takeover. what could have been if he wasn't kicked off of the team. >>> it's unfortunate for the city of philadelphia because we had something special. i'm glad that we were able to do something in that one year that you know that will last a lifetime for a lot of the philadelphians here. >>> we're right back. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there waiting for someone to reach out and take it. ♪ and the ones who do. these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> hundreds gather

and one day phillip owen just says, who the hell are these people? and to his eternal credit he goes incognito to the down up to east side, and he just spends a lot of time with addicts. and his mind is blown. he had no idea. and phillip owen goes to meet milton friedman who'd grown up under alcohol prohibition and learns from milton friedman and phillip owen comes back to vancouver, and he holds a press conference, and he has the chief of police, and he has the coroner and a representative of the addicts, and he says i'm never going to talk about addiction without an addict with me. things are going to change, just you wait and see. and they open the first injecting room and phillip o end went is deselected by his own party because they're so horrified. the right-wing candidate is beaten by the more liberal candidate who keeps it open. ten years on, overdoses have fallen by 80% and average life expectancy on the downtown east side has improved by ten years. you only get stats like that at the end of a war, which is what this is. bud died last year.

they have to work hard on and off the court and have some understanding teacher like our own dave owens i have a message for you. hopefully i won'ting back in class monday, but if i could have an extension on my script, that would be great. can't wait to see you. >> reporter: of course, looking for that extension. she's referring to sunday when they play uconn. if they win, they wouldn't be back to school mound. heather likes to point out some of these students have very tough majors, american studies for alexis and brinnae. diane roberts. >> working hard on and off the court. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather. >> it's a gray friday, but it's still good friday. >> that is true. right now radar has showers, but nothing severe just yet. that said we'll keep a close eye the next three hours. that's critical in term of potential for showers and thunderstorms. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam and we're looking at temperatures still pretty warm actually. it's 71 right now, pretty good. the winds are southwest at 11. wind

. >> but some customers without cash say they got free coffee at this starbucks at owens and 16th in san francisco. starbucks's other stores were affected. >> what does that say to you? >> that we are highly reliant on our communication systems. >> one of the only bright spots is the free wi-fi still worked. alan wang abc7 news. >> the fatal police shooting of a man brought outdoesens of protesters tonight. >> abc7 news was in the mission district as they demonstrated. lopez was shot to death on february 26th after he pulled a knife in a dispute over a bike. police reported he wouldn't drop his knife. the family said that's not true and an independent autopsy shows he was shot in the back. guy six bullets fired from behind while he was unarmed and running away for his life. this is why we have tears tonight. >> tonight the city attorney said the early investigation shows this was an appropriate use of force. the official autopsy is still underway. an attorney for the family filed a lawsuit against police this week. >>> as you have seen here tonight bruce jenner struggled with his ide

i also want to thank our city attorney tom owen who worked diligently with our office on many grounds of amendments. you should have before you a list of minor clerical amendments made to the ordinances, the rules committee meeting. so i without going through these minor amendments. i just ask that they be amended. colleagues, let's work together to bringing families back to san francisco. i hope you will join me in supporting the work of this council today. thank you. >> okay. seeing no other names on the roster, supervisor ye just for clarity, you propose the specific amendment? >> the amendments are included in the handout. i do receive latest version. and they're all minor. pretty much cleaned up language. >> okay. so supervisor ye, are you makes a motion to move forward with those amendments? >> yes. >> okay. supervisor ye has made a motion seconded by supervisor campos. can we take those amendments without objection? without objection those ealts pass. and on the underlying item, can we take this item same house same call? seeing no objection, the ordinance is passed unanimously

if ryan owens shows you a carrying rescue in texas. the. >> 2 texas police officers roll up on the scene of burning suv. the immediately a witness tells the first officer there's man in there. >> he's still breathing. officer breaks the window and see the drivers clothes on fire. he asks his partner for help. 2 officers talk to the victim. if as they and good samaritan team up to drag him to safety. >> come on man stay with us come on man. hang on man. come on. pull him back. pull him back. come on dude stay with us. >>reporter: accident happened early sunday morning in the dallas suburb of mesquite. >> relax man. rae lacks bud okay yawl be all right. >> 25-year-old driver is in the whose serious injuries but he stayed with us. just like those heroic officers begged him to. ryan owens abc news tulsa, oklahoma home. >> they came. they saw. and they conquereded. shoppers storm a target for hot new clothing line. tha >> orca has beached itself on the mendocino coast. 26 foot long orca was found saturday on beach just north of fort brag. m

it was organized by former sharks captain owen nolan, who is a co-owner of the restaurant's san jose location. the day long event included a raffle with prizes donated from businesses as far as napa valley. >>> today the san francisco police department is expected to finish a report on 14 officers being investigated for sending racist and homophobic text messages. anne makovec joins us live in san francisco with details. anne, good morning. >>> reporter: good morning. we knew there would be some criminal cases dismissed because of this texting scandal. and now the lawyers are starting to line up. today is the day that that report is expected to be finished on a trove of racist and anti-gay text messages sent between at least 14 san francisco police officers. we're talking racial slurs, swear words and other derogatory remarks. and now, federal defense attorneys are arguing that drug traffic stings set up in downtown san francisco targeted suspects based on their race. in fact, they say of the 37 people arrested in one operation targeting drugs near schools, all of them were black. th

owen awhile a couple of quick cases and fines we'll see where this goes i will think the word is essentialt is the key to any type of enforcement or we're back to the february 1st legislation. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i don't have a problem with pitt a fold in there to allow the number to be entered but if there's a number wrong or absent it should be up to the city to go over after the host the violator of the platform open the listings i understand the logics i don't believe this was part of farrell's. >> this was only in the supervisor campos legislation. >> i'm against this i understand it is only a fold required that's one thing but when we start to get into problems it's the host that should be the one that bears the burden of the fines they're operating without listing without a license. >> commissioner moore. >> i agree with the staff of verifying someone's professional business license you put in the number and if the number is verified are not a click of a bottom there's a mature responsibility between the hosting platform and the one who looking at room and there's a b

dave owens is there right now. what was it like being in the stadium?er: it was fascinating for me to be able to hear the players communicate. you come to a game, you can see it, you can't always hear outfielders, you could hear them saying i got it, i got it! the base coaches you could hear the play by play guy making the call. goodbye! home run! you could hear all that. and because this place holds almost 47,000 fans, but there wasn't a fan in the seats today. on the other side of the field out there, fans were out in good numbers outside the gate. some with shirts that said baltimore we're one, one that said support fretty gray -- freddy great grey. >> we're obviously -- they drew a crowd. wield have been happy to come in inside, and what's the conference? >> they weren't in the stands but they were out at the hotel you could see them on the balcony, you could hear them outside the gate. a lot of people telling me they look at the check-ins on facebook. >> reporter: and the manager said my guys are self-motivated. they certainly were when they won th

ryan owens, abc news, tulsa, oklahoma. >>> some areas getting summer like storms, winter appears to bew fell in manchester, new hampshire, a few inches. melted quickly. more wet weather expected in the northeast with storm warnings likely in the middle of the country. here now justin povick from accuweather. hello to justin. >> reporter: t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. the northeast waking up to cloudy conditions. there will be some rain and drizzle throughout the day from boston to our nation's capital. the heavy rains wait until thursday night. gusty thunderstorms to the west, especially over west virginia and the state of ohio. in terms of severe weather, we're concerned about the upper midwest and the eastern plain states from chicago all the way southbound to dallas. damaging winds, hail and tornados. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> thank you, justin. >>> former rap mogul suge knight was in court on robbery charge. he was wheeled in to a courtroom restrained to a safety chair. a photographer accused knight and comedian cat williams of taking her camera last year. knight i

all right from the verizon there, dave owens wusa9 sports. >>> sweeping the season series. and the wizards-by a combined six points. bradley beal also out for two of those games. of course he's back on the bench. >>> check out this play from the baseball game. he is up and over the outfield wall, going for the catch that he would get that out. check it out again. he's okay. >> i wish i could have seen that. [ laughter ] >> it is all there. >> it is a very intense system as they would like to make that interesting statement. >> yes, they would make a good one. >> great as we head in to the weekend. not enough for the yellow alert. saturday is gorgeous with them on 9 if you can't make it to the park with a great day. sunday is still pretty good, plus the clouds will be late with a better chance on sunday night and monday and then back to the good stuff on tuesday. >> all right, we'll take that stuff. that's it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> we'll be back for your possible local news at 7:00. we'll see you then. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ someti

. >> good afternoon possibly good evening, commissioners david owen with airbnb this is a lengthy might want year with countless hours i want to thank the commission and all the folks that came out to share they're feeling every month everyone collects rent for more than one million dollars every most the average hosts makes between 1 thousand and 5 thousand dollars dollars a month we know that some folks in the city oppose home sharing but let's be clear about the motivation of folks that propose trojan hours legislation mass circulating as legislation we know that various city agencies put time into regulations and are well tensions this process is far too complex we've heard from folks about the difficulties people face and people that make it through the face are rewarded with nos from the to your they need to collect i want to address a few quick issues on the question of affordability impacts we know that home sharing makes san francisco more affordable and trying to pant the picture is a dangerous ohio beneficial it is how we addressed the affordable my time is going you may have

chris owens, a base hit.erring the d'backs, now, giants are now 4-10 with the dodgers coming to town tonight. we just need a shot in the arm here. energy. and, and it was. -- losing is frustrating. i think, you know, maybe them coming in, maybe it will spark something and give us a playoff atmosphere. >> right now we have to worry about ourselves and play better baseball and pitch better and feel better and hit better. you know, if we can do those three aspects of the game, we will be better. >> i think we all know it is time. it is time that, you know,

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ryan owens abc news, dallas. >> $300 steep.rtunately a lot of the people will appeal and get lesser -- >> what are they doing, looking down not paying attention or are they just in a hurry, you think? >> just in a hurry. the kid jumps in and it's horrible. >> i can't see the little ones, little bodies, little people. you can't, folks. just take a minute. geez. >>> coming up bruce jenner's ex-wives coming together in a show of support. >> the best evidence yet of who taylor swift is dating. this has been on my mind for a long time. "the skinny" is next. "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny, so skinny ♪ >> all right. top topping our headlines, an exit interview for the reigning king of late night. >> in about three weeks on may 20th, david letterman will host his final show on cbs ending a run of more than 33 years on late night television. longer than his mentor johnny carson. >> he's sharing his thoughts in an interview with the "new york times" including admitting his bosses at cbs should have

abc's ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: the robber with a mask on his face and a gun in his hand hands over nearly $400, and the suspect takes off. two days later that manager is fired. marisa holcomb, a mother of three with a fourth on the way, says she lost her job at this popeye's near houston because she refused to pay back the money that was ripped off. >> i told them i'm not paying, i just had a gun to me, i'm not paying the money. >> you got it? >> reporter: when holcomb was fired earlier this month franchise owners said it was not because she was robbed but because she repeatedly did not empty that register, which is company policy. if she had, they say the crook would not have gotten away with so much cash. still, they now tell abc news they have apologized to the employee personally and offered her, her job back. >> i do need a way to support my kids, but i don't want to go back to a business where i'm going to be treated the same. >> reporter: also, she is not so sure she wants to stand behind this counter again. especially with that robber still on the loose. ryan owe

abc's ryan owens with the dramatic video. >> two officers roll up on the scene of a burning suv.ediately a witness tells the first officer, there's a man in there. >> he's still breathing. >> reporter: the officer breaks the window and sees the driver's clothes are on fire. >> he asks his partner for help. get a fire extinguisher. >> the two officers talk to the victim. >> come on, man. >> come on, dude. >> come on. >> as they and a good samaritan team up to drag him to safety. >> come on, man. >> stay with us. >> come on. >> stay with us. >> hang on, man. come on back. come on back. come on, dude, stay with us. >> reporter: the accident happened early sunday morning in the dallas suburb of mesquite. >> relax, bud, okay? you're going to be all right. >> reporter: that 25-year-old driver is in the hospital with serious injuries but he stayed with us, just like those heroic officers begged him to. ryan owens, abc news, tulsa, oklahoma. >> cameras can work in both ways. >> they absolutely can. great for those guys we can see what some of these cops are up against day in and day out.