i don't think they landed inside the perimeter, but fairly close. because i don't remember -- probably two sorties, maybe three sorties of medevacs came in. because it was getting pretty late. the battle, about 1:00, 1:30. by the time everything kind of calmed down, it was getting dark because i remember tully and his guys came just at dark. so i'm -- if my recollection serves me, the perimeter was big enough that his company could fold in and we didn't have to push out any further. >> tell me about the battle during the day before the night. how intense does it get for you all? >> pretty intense because we've got some pretty serious -- i'll call them more than probes. they were assaults. at least in my mind. assaults on our position. but again, we were -- once you can re-establish combat integrity or unit integrity, whatever, an infantry company is a pretty formidable force. if you don't have to worry about rear security, because we are where we are, most of our efforts are outward. so we're in pretty good shape. and again, so as i recall the

i don't think they landed inside the perimeter, but fairly close. because i don't remember -- probably two sorties, maybe three sorties of medevacs came in. because it was getting pretty late. the battle, about 1:00, 1:30. by the time everything kind of calmed down, it was getting dark because i remember tully and his guys came just at dark. so i'm -- if my recollection serves me, the perimeter was big enough that his company could

they had called to set up a perimeter. he managed to escape the perimeter before it was put into place. require all the our here investigating the have managed to recover the gun. we do not know the catheter -- the caliber. they have reopened a corridor between 79th in the second. >>mark: and we do have a description of the suspect coming in from police. we will have that ready for you shortly. here we go. the >>jackie: of this fire was here in santa clara, this was the site being constructed to-three stories high. here are some pictures from last night. flames are going high into the sky. a lot of heat and a lot of intensity. firefighters have drawn a lot of resources at this to keep it from spreading. 75 people have still not been returned. there is damage in the roof area of the second floor and windows blown out as well here at across the street. quite a bit of damage but firefighters say it could've been worse. arson investigators are coming out later today to see what the cause was. again, you're talking about a cons

i don't think they landed inside the perimeter, but fairly close. probably two sorties, maybe three sorties of medevacs came in. it was getting pretty late. the battle about 1:00, 1:30. by the time everything kind of calmed down, it was getting dark because i remember tully and his

on the way back into the perimeter he was shot. i don't know whether you talked to freddie owens yet or not, but this was one of freddie's buddies at that died in freddie's arms because, again -- i won't say it was carelessness, but it was a lapse, a mental lapse. so we talked an awful lot about that. now, again, the rest of the guys went back second of the 7th, these guys went back to thanksgiving dinner and whatever and we got back and my battalion commander said we have another operation and -- we weren't back very long before we were out. but i think a better unit, because i didn't have to tell th them. make sure you have your order, your am mission, your weapon is ready to fire, don't smoke on the trail so these guys can pick you up. you need to make sure that security is out. once burned, you become a better unit. i think they became a better unit as a result of that battle. >> what was your morale like? >> low, really low. again, i had lost people, and i think all of it. i think if you watch the only time in this -- after th

the slab of concrete in the walls coming up the perimeter. that will be the completion of the substructure package. the columns on the real concourse level up to the ground level is transition from a concrete structure to a still structure. although we talk about the superstructure package, which will be the next major package next fall, it actually starts at the royal concourse level, because we are stretching from -- switching from concrete construction to the steel construction of the building. that will be the substructure package we will put out next week. >> a few questions. the work that is going out now, the 1.6 grounding and the geothermal -- is there reason that was not included in the contract that is literally surrounded by the bse work. >> part of it is the timing of the development of the design. we are moving through the design process. it could be integrated, but we wanted to spend more time on the development of the geothermal system, so it was issued as a separate package. it is a specialty scope. we would probably be dealin

and they feel the gunman may have escaped that perimeter and in fact a s.w.a.t. team stormed a house in this neighborhood. everything started at 7:30 when police pulled a car over and the passenger in that car who was holding a gun jumped out and may have opened fire on officers and that's still under investigation. we understand officers fired back as the man ran to a nearby backyard and officers focused on a house and they believed the man was inside and they went in with a s.w.a.t. team and we talked with that home owner. >> somebody came into my house and i don't know what happened i just went to pick up my daughter and when i came in i saw a lot of things, police cars so i didn't know what was going on. >> so again, we are telling you here this morning, oakland police are searching for a man who may have fired shots at officers following a traffic stop around 7:30 last night and as you can see this portion of the mcarthur boulevard is shut off. at this point they do not have any description and we will of course stay on top of this search and let you know ho

they made it larger so it was about 375 yards perimeter. as i mentioned, it was, perhaps, the most famous fort. that's because of the battle of ft. stevens on july 11th and 12th of 1864 when jubal early brought troops up through the valley up around frederick, maryland and up to washington d.c. on july 11th, he came near the fort here itself. his men were exhausted. they did feel it out a bit that day, but decided they would have a demonstration in force the next day. now, i've explained before that these defenses were mutually supporting. so that if you attacked ft. stevens, you were going to catch fire from the forts on both sides. even jubal early and his demonstration on the 12th, realized that and decided to actually leave. the defenses, as i mentioned, started being built in 1861. this is kind of an 1864 with the battle of ft. stevens. this is the culmination of the defenses. following the attack in july of 1864, they pretty much went on the line. but they still had some troops, but they weren't worried about that. lee was more or les

apparently the man managed to escape the perimeter. this started at 730 last night. it was a routine traffic stop. they pulled him over one block from the macarthur. instead of staying in the car, and this man ran from the police officers. when the police officers saw him grab and they said that they followed and thought he had a gun in his hand. there was gunfire. be -- he returned fire. the investigator said that only one person ran from the car. there were other people in the car at that time and they were able to tell the investigators who he is. investigators will probably go to his house or other places he hangs out and make that arrest there. the man is still on the run. >>mark: their leases description -- will they read these his description? >>will: the officers are waiting to make a positive identification. >>mark: here is the description. he isn't blackmail -- african american male. >>darya: there is a big fire in an apartment complex. that were a back away yesterday. behind there. right now regency the water is still being put on the wreckage the flames w

those trucks have to stop all along the perimeter. there will be some temporary lane closures as part of the construction. that is with the graphic the picks. all around the perimeter of both projects is primarily a parking lane, and that will be removed. on most blogs, the parking lane functions as either. our -- either peak hour tow away zones. the transit line will be closed, some muni will have to operate general traffic during construction. franklin, you can see a blouson where there is also a lane closure, but that is peak hours. this is only during the excavation portion of the construction. this slide shows sidewalk closures. typically, the sidewalk will be closed to provide a construction staging area, but it pedestrian walkway will be conducted in what is normally the parking lane. typical of most construction projects in the city. it is shown in purple where pedestrians will go to a wooden structure. also shown here is the pedestrian tunnel. it will be excavated underneath van ness avenue. that construction is about a 10- m

all can i do is protect our kids. >> reporter: but this perimeter that police had set up, this perimeter has come down and they do believe the man at the center of this search has likely escaped. they were also telling me they know who the suspect is but at this point they are not putting out a description on who the man is. all level savage -- all level -- alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it happened on post street. investigators say a person of interest in roner park barricaded himself in the apartment. the man then started firing shots through the walls and floors and set things on fire. >> the commander made the decision that there was immediate danger or life or serious injury to other tenants in the building and gave the green light to eliminate the threat for when it can be done safely the suspect was neutralized. >> reporter: they forced the evacuation of the nearby apartment building. as we told you the man in this building was a person of interest in the deadly crime in ron they are crime earl -- roner park earlier this week. >>> two people were shot, they were woun

they created quite a perimeter around the plaza in front of oakland city hall and making sure that nobody passes between those buildings to get between broadway and frank ogawa plaza which is one of the areas where the protestors were marching before is broadway. right now you have the police helicopter newspaper the sky. you have dozens of officers out here maintaining a perimeter around frank ogawa plaza and trying to ensure that that protest permitting fired at 7:00 o'clock doesn't continue and the form to which it degenerated with alter quaition protestors in the street a few minutes ago. >> jonathan where are protesttors now, not in frank ogawa plaza where are they specifically? side streets? >>reporter: protestors we understand they are onside streets. some went down broadway on to telegraph. we understand some groups on telegraph avenue. we of course having trouble getting over there because we are box entered by oakland police like the few remaining protestors here in the plaza but we understand they have split off in several different directions and that's where some of the activ

they have set up a perimeter. they're trying to evict protesters that are inside.s ago, this window was busted out and in adjacent buildings and after that, officers made an entry on top of the roof. >>jackie: right now, even see the san francisco fire department truck rolling down. hold on as a drive by. someone could be stuck in an elevator or something. we still do not know whether or not or how long this is going to take. >>james: protesters are accurate in their claim that they want to come out safely and lease loss of the need to process them as they some of the building, that seems to be the best. you can tell by the body language of the officers, they are not agitated. >>darya : protesters set fires as they ran away. for many protesters have been moved away from downtown. if police managed to push those who did not leave on their own, more than 12 blocks away from city hall. the yoli aceves is a live in downtown oakland right now. alejandro >> they really want to wait until everything calmed down before they came out here to start fixing things. they did no

officers believe the suspects got away before police set up their perimeter.r pistol-whipped a driver and stole his car the victim is expected to be okay. now to richmond, peaceful ending to a standoff, armed man barricaded himself inside an apartment, has turned himself in. he's a murder suspect. the stand off began midnight. a s.w.a.t. team surrounded the home for several hours. the barricaded murder suspect in richmond has surrendered, no one injured. >>> this morning marks two months since the disappearance of missing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. 8:00 this morning volunteers will go out again searching for clues in the morgan hill area. the 15-year-old vanished after leaving for school from her home on march 16th. deputies spent the past two days searching waterways using special sonar that allows them to see sunken objects in greater detail. >>> richmond city council voted last night to put a soda tax measure on the november ballot people on both sides packed the chambers the measure adds a penny tax on each ounce in the can or bottle. 12 ounce soda

the perimeter of the fairmont is what you're watching. let's get a live look. there's the tech and across the street, there's mccormick and the grill over at the fairmont. that plaza, of course, is closed off to the round traffic there in the round and also the perimeter, san fernando, san carlos and first as well as the park itself. though are the major roadways coming into downtown. expect reroutes, basically. on the maps, we don't expect problems on the perimeters. 280, and overall the south bay only has typical slowing for 101, guys. we'll track it and back to you. >>> well, mitt romney is on the other side of the country this morning. and we get you all wired in with a live look at his appearance taking place currently at the philadelphia charter school there. mitt talking to the students. he's actually laying out his solution to what he calls a national education emergency. he says parents of low income and special needs students should get to choose their child's school. >>> there are a couple of prominent republicans in the bay area this morning. wiscon

they gave us the whole boundary, the perimeter and inclutsed in that was this seconds of fifth street that is now where our reflecting pool is. that used to be a regular street that just ran through the site, and they had opted, before we ever became involved, they decided to close off this street permanently and make it part of this memorial room. another thing that was really important, an important guideline, is that they wanted all the participants to create a design that would allow for the survivor tree to remain, and the survivor tree is located at the >>> it is a symbol of surviving. itself, the tree itself is a survivor. it almost didn't survive the bombing, and because it was such a dynamic symbol of resilience, the community really started to rally around the tree and to gather under its branchs and it became the real symbol for this place. >> this part of the site is where the building used to stand. this is the footprint basically of that building. those are the walls of the parking garage behind, and one of the guidelines was to find a way to remember those who were kill

it's quieter and we've lined the perimeter with tall pine trees. they're very regional, and they grow to be almost 90-feet tall, and their job is to create this soft, green, protective edge for this site. and for these nine rows of empty chairs, and we kind of saw these as these sentinels that are protective. nine rows of chair. each corresponds to one floor of the building. the chairs on that row really reflect the people that were working or were visiting that floor of the building when the bomb went off. each chair has a name of a victim inscribed on it, and they're not big, bold, black letters but very lightly etched into the glass, and so we thought that was something more subtle but very beautiful. the chairs are made up of these glass bases and a bronze and granite seat and back, and they are really designed to be at the scale of a human -- of a person. there's something we're all i mean, that's something that we all can relate to across many cultures and many ages. so we thought that was just a good way to reach a lot of people. in the day

you can hear things like the perimeter, so how far it is around if you were to walk around the edge of these things. and you're also lucky enough to hear the area, so you can -- >> well, that's totally cool. >> there's stuff you can hear. yeah, and comes from a really careful study of basically heat analysis for that particular thing, so those are the tools involved. >> and going back to fourier, the man obsessed with heat, so the idea there is that sort of imagining how heat flows on these two shapes, that knowing something about the flow on those two shapes will tell you the perimeter? >> mm-hmm. >> aha, so it will tell you the length around it and it'll tell you the area. and so it sort of speaks to the real title of the kind of work that you do, spectral geometry, because it's really this total mix of spectral analysis, i.e., thinking about notions of frequency, but meshing them with ideas of geometry. now, we've been working with this kind of surface, but now we could talk about a closed surface like a beach ball, for example, and you can thwack it just like that, and then there's

it shows the asia perimeter as it was just before the war. and this was so volatile in 1941 that it will lead the two countries, the united states and japan to act out the stage of battle right here on oahu on december 7th, 1941. in order to show both sides of this story, you're looking at a gallery that is state of mind america. it shows through newsreels from the 1930s to 1941, the kind of the social structure of the united states, the political structure of the united states, and also the military structure of the united states. these are the newsreels that people watched in their theaters. this is how they got their visual news. and this was their interpretation of the going crisis with japan, and also in europe. it was a very dangerous time leading up to 1941, and this shows america caught in between, whether it should intervene or isolate itself from the world events. this part of the exhibit deals with the whole idea of espionage and code breaking. and this machine you see here called the purple decoder machine actually was scrambling

landing road, having moved up from the hornet's nest capture area and the hornet's nest defensive perimeter to what was the final union position of the day on the first day known ever since as grant's last line. it's the last line of the first day's battle action. this is the line in which the divisions of sherman and mcclernand and hurlbut and the remnants of prentiss and will wallace will retire to. this is the line that the hornet's nest defenders cut off and would have sought safety but weren't able to reach. a number of troops present. grant had at least probably 25,000 men effective along the front. on his left flank in the river were the two gunboats, the lexington and tyler. with their big 8-inch guns that could fire three miles deep onto the plateau. so that anchored the left firmly at deal branch ravine which lay here in front of us. so this union's last line has a huge ravine just immediately to the south of the left flank portion of it, and then on the extreme right is that tillman branch that sherman and mcclernand backed up over at mid afternoon. so he had these two prominent

the church is just outside the main security perimeter. it will allow about 40 cyclists from madison, wisconsin, to use its property as a base during the summit. the secret service will spell out its official security plan for the summit in the coming the the days. the plan will set the borders of the mc-cormick security perimeter, and outline the traffic patterns to and from the convention center nato may want to read up on its chicago facts before holding its summit here in a couple weeks. a video promoting the meeting isn't exactly accurate. of course, president obama didn't grow up in chicago. and though a lot bigger than springfield... chicago isn't the capital either. the video has been airing on the nato tv channel. the error about the capital was corrected yesterday. last night's stormy weather has moved out... but a cold front is now moving in. tom skilling is next with details. my goodness tom skilling, it was a scary night out there >>it came in waves. the northern suburbs missed a lot of this but look at those hailstones ... th

and even once that perimeter was set up there were all kinds of security problems, red cross people coming in and handing out water and food which again from a human point of view is entirely understandable will was not done in a way that respected the integrity of the crime scene and could have been done better. no one thought to cover the cratered the night of the bombing. there was a tremendous rain storm. ammonium nitrate was destroyed on contact with moisture. huge missed opportunity to gather evidence that could have been used effectively to work out how the bomb was built, who might have built it, how sophisticated it was in these kinds of things. [inaudible] >> certainly from the point of view of the search and rescue operation there was no experience with this. fema came in on the evening of the bombing and in particular had never had a disaster. fema did not endear itself as an extended to anyone in the way that they behaved. it a try to boss everybody around. they claimed credit for everything the oklahoma city fire department had done in terms of rescuing people, getting them o

police set up a perimeter there and called in s.w.a.t. teams. but we are being told at this point that search is off. police say that the suspect fled from a carjack being 2:00 a.m. they are believed to be armed and dangerous. christie smith just arrived on the scene. she will bring us an update on the entire situation in just a few minutes. >> new developments in another police activity we have been covering all morning long. stand-off in richmond involving a suspect wanted in connection with an attempted murder has just ended. the police had surrounded an apartment around 11:00. a man barricaded himself inside. we are told just within the hour he has surrendered and now has been taken into custody. also happening right now, live look at a wildfire burning about 80 miles from phoenix mere the town of crown king, arizona. the fire started tuesday. firefighters say today is crucial because the flames are moving so fast, past a pyre line. they have a big bull acknowledge the terrain that could cause that fire to spread very rapidly in several dire

that's what led to this perimeter they set up here.ow the scene was earlier as you are seeing here with a lot of medical personnel and a lot of s.w.a.t. team officers arriving on the scene just surrounding the area. it was the chp's helicopter that spot ad car out in the field behind a tree. s.w.a.t. team moved in on it and can see the man in the car and later determined that that man had died of a self-inflicted gun shot wound. the corner has been called to the scene. and they have investigators out here now as well to finalize the rest of this investigation. again, letting people out. not letting anybody in here on bethel island on gateway road. >> thank you for the update, brian. >>> 5:46. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren to find out what is happening outs outside. >> thank you. yes. i like saying your name, too, jon kelley. take you outside. i like saying this as well. it is a gorgeous, gorgeous start to this weesday. wednesdays can be tough. we want to get you over the hump so you can get closer to the weekend. go

there is a wide perimeter in this area. richmond police have been on the scene since 10:00 last night. i have been told that officers were tracking a suspect involved in the february shooting that happened at hilltop mall where one person was critically injured. the suspect was released from jail with an electronic monitoring device. he took off that device and ever since then police officers have been tracking him and they spotted him last night at an apartment. since then, that suspect has barricaded himself in and they don't know if he has a weapon. apartments in the immediate area have been evacuated and surrounding residents have been told to stay in place. negotiations have continued and we know that the male is a suspect in his 20s and a perimeter has been set up. we know for sure that basically, the leak has been shut down, no, alice has been shut down. we expect the public informational officer to be on scene in just a few moments to give us more details but that is basically what has been going on. >> a rediscover

it's just that the perimeter where supply of beef and pork and chicken have been relatively tight and continue to be tight where wle contine will continue higher prices. >> you believe it's going to lead to crazy food inflation, though. why? >> well, there is this odd possibility that this california ballot initiative to label foods for glm content -- >> genetically modified organisms will have an impact on the food. probably 95% of food in a grocery store and even 70% of the food in a whole foods has it. and yet manufacturers will be very afraid of putting that on their labels because i don't think is sounds very great to say it's genetically modified. >> wow. >> well, there's a misapprehension about whether it's good for you or not but it makes it cheaper to produce. some grains are resistant to the herbacides and so forth. there's an education issue that needs to be done here so people understand what they are getting when they get the gmo products, right? >> i think the consumer education is paramount to this. it's existing in most of our foods, as was mentioned, but most consumer

police have set up a huge perimeter looks like they blocked off one full city block.police appear to be ready for a struggle, they are wearing riot helmets some went into the building carrying shields some have batons drawn. when we pulled up, we parked on the side of the building when we first pulled up we wanted to park in front of the building and we were moved to the side to a little media staging area that was our first clue that something was probably going down here this morning. it started right before 5:00. this is a vacant building owned by the catholic church. these protesters have done this before, april 1st, they moved into this building. they were here for a day before police moved in they made 80 arrests the church said they did $25,000 worth of damage. protesters have said they believe people have the right to utilize a vacant bidding they are making a statement about the housing crisis in this country. police do not agree neither does the church. the church wants them out of here. police have said they have a plan to protect the church and the public

established a perimeter around the metro. >> investigators recovered a 40 caliber pistol from a nearby trash can. >> by the courthouse. >> an innocent bystander, an 18- old woman was also injured, grazed by a bullet. metro riders are shocked. >> that is very scary because would not think someone just older than you would something of doing like that. >> this 12-year-old rights metro home from school every day. schools metro home from every day. toice urge any witnesses contact them. both suspects will have a bond review on monday. is in hotcompany with the d.c. councilman barry. beer companies controversial slogan to d.c.te a launch party in of beer has eight picture and says, when it d.c.d -- crack one open >> this is a new low in terms of advertising. d.c. does not deserve this. flying doll beers, but that was a low blow. >> the beer company did drop bit. he argued the company did not use hismission to image. >> the 137th running of the stakes was an absolute nail biter in baltimore today. take a look. an amazing finished, i'll have another won the second leg of the triple crown. he

it was mostly peaceful until end, when protesters tried police line that was the perimeter of the convention were also protests closer home. outside theers of timothyme geithner today. activists from 25 states called on timothy geithner to stand with the 99%. they marched in the streets. it was mostly peaceful, it's not whether tim geithner was even home at the time. martin mother of trayvon appeared at a baltimore church today. >> it is so easy for me to cry right now. it is so easy for me to cry day, but i cannot. have work to do. >> she received a standing ovation. she told the congregation that the church tong of some of the thousands people who supported her family justice for her son. george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder. to the other side of the state. yesterdaynt happened part gasn a takoma station. that is when authorities said police and called man into the woods. a k-9 unit later found hernandez in the woods. arrested and charged with attempted carjacking and the salt. montgomery county police are investigating a suspected suicides in silver spring. called to an a

santa rosa is surrounded by two secure, 10-foot perimeter fence.s razor wire on the internal and external fences. and we provide armed security, roving posts and stationary posts outside the secure perimeter. >> other forms of security utilize a much lower degree of technology. >> all ties inside the facility are clip-on ties. it's a security issue. if an inmate was to get a hold of your tie and start pulling on it, i mean, you've got a ready-made noose around your neck already. so, just for safety purposes, we use clip-on ties. >> lieutenant williams is a 17-year veteran of the florida department of corrections and has spent the past seven years at santa rosa. now, his 19-year-old son, joe, is prepared to follow in his footsteps. >> growing up, i've seen my dad working every day. every kid wants to be look their father, i guess. and i guess it just sort of fell into place for me. >> he, along with several other young men and women, is currently in training to be a correctional officer through the escambia firearms training center located adjacent

. >> reporter: as you can see, police are still on scene around the perimeter. by occupy standards this was quiet. the occupy farmers are upset now they are losing the crops they've planted and cared for over the past three weeks. they say the police action was not necessary. the university disagrees. police in riot gear stand guard around 6:30 this morning. >> i saw about 80 to 100 cops in riot gear to try to disband what we had disbanded. we voluntarily disbanded saturday >> reporter: that is not entirely true. some members chose to stay and face the consequences. >> there were 10 sleeping on the property. two decided not to leave and were arrested. >> reporter: another seven were realized outside of the gates after police declare add unlawful assembly. uc berkeley uses the land for research. a university spokesman says that research needs to resume this week. the occupy farmers and university could have shared the land but there were ground rules. >> all they needed to do was leave voluntarily they refused. they continued to sleep here last night. they insist

./// 3 peputies began to set up a perimeter, they bbiefly saw someooe at the door whoowent as the swateams, entered the residence through the back sliding door area and in clearing the residenne &pfound 4 persons fatally wounded inside. inside. no word ...on a motive... at this hour. a ormer fredeeick county teacher is charged with old james ways f westminsterr foorth degrre sex oofense. ways allegedly had a sexual relationshhp with a 17 year old from may to september of iffthe teen was a boy or a ord - girl or if they were a student of mr. ways. two universityyof &pmaryland, baltimore county employees were forccd to resign after a state audii uncovered around nine thousand dollars in questiioablee &pspendiig on their corporate credii cards. cards. reports iidicaae that the attorney general's office is looking into the spending but no criminal ccarges are on of the employees allegedly bought 44 hundred dollars worth of gift cards, a violation of universitt pplicy and then lacked nn invoices or records to show what happened to the funnss the audit is part f a larger review that started

we have completed almost all of the perimeter, even the street crossing. the traffic plans are going in for memorial day weekend. the site map here -- the trestle piles were completed down there in the west and. that will be installed shortly as well. as i said, the cdsm almost crosses first street. we did get several piles, several shafts completed this month. the 65th was last night, yesterday afternoon. they should get 66 and 67 through saturday of this week. just some shots of the excavation. we were able to take a shorter reverse angle on a zone four. there it shows a photo of the site. in the central and west section, the main thing has been getting the trestle bridge ready, starting that cross lot. you can see the right hand in the far corner. you can see the diagonal portion of the cross pop bracing -- across -- cross hop breezing. that is looking the other way. you can see that, the diagonal racing going in. you can also see the completed piles. the side-by-side roads. and of course, the trestle bridge. that is the far southwest end of the project

a perimeter has been set up around 8000 block of macarthur boulevard and a swat team has responded to the area. the suspect took off during a car stopped, one or two officers opened fire on that suspects who was not hit. the suspect's gun had been found but is believed to have left the area. >> and san fransisco, a violent standoff ends with police killing a suspect. the showdown happened at the apartment building near post and hyde street in the nob hill neighborhood. police say the suspect was firing wildly at the time. neighbors had to evacuate. >> good morning. that is right, they evacuated the neighbors. we're live outside of that apartment building but were told by officers that they're now allowed back inside. we have not seen anyone go in or out. we have seen the police presence outside of this building decrease. when we first got here there were three cars and others just won keeping watch over the building which was a big crime scene yesterday. the whole incident started at 8:45 p.m., police officers knocked on the apartment door of this building in the 800 block of post str

. >> then he kind of walks the perimeter of the gas station. >> they have something in mind i think theyto the truck. >> i know what's coming. >> they are about to go for it. the hooded guy comes back, in the glass with an aluminum baseball bat. notice what's sitting right by the door. >> atm machine. >> watch as this guy tries desperately to just shake this atm. >> like they are going to pull it off. >> like they are not bolted to the floor. >> they are there waiting for you to walk out the door. >> all the money inside. >> a shot from outside. his friend opened up the back of the truck. he's planning on this guy carrying the atm out. >> do they just give up? >> they freak out and made their getaway. they made it out with nothing from the store but did because about $1,000 in damage to the store and atm itself. >> you know why they thought this was going to work? these are the same kids in high school that used to shake the vending machine and get candy to drop out. >> the police are still looking for these guys. if you have any information or anyone has information that leads to an arr

few minutes but there is quite a bit of police activity and we see that police have set up a wide perimeter around here. we do know for sure that el is shut down between peggy lee and bayview. we heard reports of a man being barricaded in an apartment and we hear that's what teams have been called in. at this point we are still learning more information on the suspect, a lot of the areas in this neighborhood have been roped off and are waiting for a public information officer to fill us in but we know it has been going on for several hours now and we will be here standing by to give you the latest. >> the latest tax on sugar sweet drinks is heading to the november ballot. richmond might be the first city in the nation with a tax. it calls for 1¢ per ounce tax did soda which would add tens cents, up 12¢ per can of soda >> it should be banned from schools because it makes kids get fired up >> problems with the schools, we're always concerned about crime, i don't know if soda is the right place we should be legislating at this point >> supporters say the new tax may raise two-$8 billion annual