as abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom explains it is a growing problem, one that san francisco tech start up is trying to put an end to. >> if you shop on-line you have probably gotten one of these. >> you get a note on your door and you have to play tag and pick it up. >>> consider what would happen if you leave it there. you have seen the surveillance video. strangers walking up to the door and walking away with the merchandise. >> it happens all year-round, but more on the holidays. it is one huge gift to thieves. >> who is at their home in the middle of the day just able to wake -- to wait for a package to show up. >> they were delivered during the day, a time when most people are supposed to be at work. start ups are trying to come to the rescue. >> i always felt like i was being punished for having a full time job. the question was why can't this be delivered when i was at home? >> that's why he founded doorman. instead of shipping to your address. >> once it arrives we notify you and you can schedule delivery to midnight seven days a week. >> it shows them how to hand it off and yo

as abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom explains it is a growing problem, one that san francisco tech start. >> if you shop on-line you have probably gotten one of these. >> you get a note on your door and you have to play tag and pick it up. >>> consider what would happen if you leave it there. you have seen the surveillance video. strangers walking up to the door and walking away with the merchandise. >> it happens all year-round, but more on the holidays. it is one huge gift to thieves. >> who is at their home in the middle of the day just able to wake -- to wait for a package to show up. >> they were delivered during the day, a time when most people are supposed to be at work. start ups are trying to come to the rescue. >> i always felt like i was being punished for having a full time job. the question was why can't this be delivered when i was at home? >> that's why he founded doorman. instead of shipping to your address. >> once it arrives we notify you and you can schedule delivery to midnight seven days a week. >> it shows them how to hand it off and you sign for it on a smartphone.

as abc7 news reporter jonathon bloom explains it is a growing problem, one that san francisco tech startrying to put an end to. >> if you shop on-line you have probably gotten one of these. >> you get a note on your door and you have to play tag and pick it up. >>> consider what would happen if you leave it there. you have seen the surveillance video. strangers walking up to the door and walking away with the merchandise. >> it happens all year-round, but more on the holidays. it is one huge gift to thieves. >> who is at their home in the middle of the day just able to wake -- to wait for a package to show up. >> they were delivered during the day, a time when most people are supposed to be at work. start ups are trying to come to the rescue. >> i always felt like i was being punished for having a full time job. the question was why can't this be delivered when i was at home? >> that's why he founded doorman. instead of shipping to your address. >> once it arrives we notify you and you can schedule delivery to midnight seven days a week. >> it shows them how to hand it off and you sign f

san francisco's south of market. >> reporter: well ken, his last location was here. south of market. a week ago today. that is when his cell phone last pinged off a tower. in san francisco's tech community, an electronic fingerprint is everything. that is what is so troubling about the disappearance of 26- year-old engineer dan ha last seen on halloween. >> he hasn't used his cell phone, credit card, bank accounts, anything since then. >> reporter: he left his apartment near fourth and brnnon on the 31st. his roommate began worrying tuesday. >> sometimes he will go on weekend trips for one or two days. but not without his phone. not without notifying his parents. >> reporter: a post from dan's twitter account in september says if you feel like wasting time, let it happen. focus will return when you need it to. until then, just enjoy exploring unbounded. dan's disappearance has brought the tech community together. there is an 800 member private facebook group coming up with plans to find him. >> they are the donating ad time. there's people, there's even, like a dating app, co, that was able to message everyone using the app. >> reporter: but the search for dan has gone decided

a potential new include has emerged in the search for a san francisco tech worker not seen in more than a half with friends searching for 26-year-old dan ha may is spotted him in surveillance video from a whole foods super mash debt in the south market area. they say the video shows a man they think is ha entering the store and leaving. another search is organized for this friday. ha disappeared on hall wasn't halloween. >> we are looking at the san francisco zoo releasing a photo of the gorilla troupe mourning the baby gorilla allowing to see the 16-month-old baby's remains so they could understand what happened. she was riding on her grandmother's pack when she darted out and was crushed by a door. the zoo has hired a renowned gorilla expert to hook into the facts of the death and will evaluate the protocol but the focus is on the door. >> google signed $1 billion 60 jeer lease to transform moffett field into aerospace campus announcing the deal yesterday. nasa owns the facility and the research center. google plans on hangars for aviation and space exploration and robotics. google ha

. >>> it's been one week since a young san francisco tech developer vanished without a trace.e gearing up for an organized search later today. dan ha has been missing since halloween. he was last seen by his roommate k at night rushing out with a wallet, but no bag. the day before that, last thursday, he left his job at a local start-up called metro miles complaining of a headache. he e-mailed his boss saying he was going to work from home. >> flew the fliers we hope to get to a point where we can get someone to speak and come out and figure where he is actually at. >> we saw someone dressed similar to how he was described in a red sweatshirt with the same colored hair. we were hoping that was going to be positive and it turned out being questionable. >> family and friends desperate to find ha spent yesterday passing out fliers. his family will be in the bay area today to help with the search at 3:00 on the 300 block of brandon street in the city. >>> a candlelight vigil held in the south bay for dozens of students murdered in mexico. the charred remains of 43 college students

just some of the descriptions of san francisco tech worker dan hau. he went missing on halloween.y says they believe it's him based on clothing and wallet. a few hundred friends and family members packed a mission district church last height for a memorial service. some of the mourners there as you can see had to wife away tears. his friends including colleagues in the local tech community and former stanford classmates. one of his brothers said he lived life to its fullest. >> he lived life to the fullest. he was a talented musician, piano player and singer, avid love of technology, and video game enthusiast. >> his parents say there are many unanswered questions about his death. they say he had no history of mental illness and they do not believe he took his own life. >>> a sheriff's deputies and two correctional officers are facing criminal charges accused of smuggling items inside the san mateo county jail. the three men are veteran employees with a combined 60 years of service. correctional officer george ismael is accused of giving an inmate ox on tin in exchange -- oxyconti

. >>> just into our newsroom, police and the family of a missing san francisco tech worker will hold a press conference in less than an hour. 26-year-old dan ha was last seen halloween night leaving his south market apartment. the family is not saying what will be said at that noon press conference, but we do have a crew there and will give you an update during the 5:00 newscast. >>> breaking news out of new york city. crews trying to rescue two window washers, there you see them, stuck on the tallest building in the western hemisphere. they are dangling 68 floors off the ground off the face of one world trade center. the tower goes up 104 stories. you can see these live pictures. under a scaffold dangling at the sharp angle, workers not hurt. they are talking with rescue crews, facing two options, either send firefighters rappelling down the side of the building to pull the workers to safety or cut a hole in the window and try to pull them inside. we'll certainly keep our eyes on this and update you on any developments that come into the newsroom. >> that is a scary job under the be

. >>> a tragic new turn tonight in the search for a missing san francisco tech worker. the family of daniel ha says his body was found floating in the bay. while it's not clear how he died, his family is adamant that he didn't take his own life. mark matthews is live in the marina at the site where the coast guard made that discovery. no definitive word from the medical examiner? >> reporter: no, jessica, not yet. but we are just at the edge of the bay here. and within sight of where the coast guard recovered the body yesterday about 7:00 in the morning. at that time, there was the thought that it might be the missing 26-year-old. and today, the family officially called off the search. the announcement came from dan ha's younger brother joseph. >> while the face and body were indistinguishable, the clothes, wall wallet, contents, and phone matched dan's personal belongings. >> reporter: the 2086 solved ware developer last seen rushing out of his south of market apartment on halloween, a day after he went home early from work complaining of headache. >> we have no reason

in freezers near you >> mechanics of san francisco tech community used resources to bring a softwareg since halloween night. they're hitting the streets passing out flyers of information and relying on on-line community to come forward. spraeingd the word on facebook all while donation from crowd funding sites are paying for poeters. >> i hope he comes home safe tyly and. >> friend of ha posted about his disappearances on a dating site. >> bruce wayne, police in wichita responded to rob ray at a convenience store. workers told officers a woman wearing blue "batman" mask attempted to hold them up. they believe she is same thief caught on cram robbing two other convenience stores thursday and friday night. at first the clerks did not take her seriously. >> it's strange. the clerk thought was a joke. i mean halloween as last week. maybe she was late for halloween party i don't know. >> after last night's attempted heist police say the woman stayed at the crime scene for some reason and was nine custody and police are working to make some reason and was nine custody and police are workin

as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom shows us, it's a problem one san francisco tech start-up is tryingo stop. >> if you shop online you have probably gotten one of these. >> you get a little note on your door and you have to play tag and go pick it up. >> consider what could happen if they leave it there. you've seen the surveillance video. strangers walking up to the door and making off with the merchandise. >> the trucking number said it was delivered, but i never got the package. >> it happens all year long, but more around the holidays. all those gifts left on doorsteps are huge gifts to thieves. >> people at their home in the middle of the day to wait for a package to show up? >> the post office and shipping carriers deliver during the day, the time when most people are supposed to be at work. here in san francisco start-ups are trying to come to the rescue. >> i always felt i was being punished by the current delivery system for having a full-time job. you know, the question was why can't this be delivered when i'm actually home? >> that's why zander founded doorman. instead of s

san francisco's south of market neighborhood. and kron 4's dan kerman reports -- one of the businesses in the area, might have captured video of ha on the night of his disappearance. san francisco high-teching since halloween night in addition to posting fliers this weekend on monday family members went to a stores near his home and ask for surveillance video one of the stops this old foods and harrison pulled up some surveillance video from halloween night and shows someone in their red heady coming into the store and then quickly leaving the images from the rear so it is no confirmation isha late tuesday afternoon a friend of the family confirms that the family met with police on tuesday and was given to a significant up the of the case however they're not ready to release any details of this plan the san francisco medical examiner's office has yet to identify a body pulled from san francisco bay this morning. early reports came in about a body floating in the bay, near alcatraz island. coast guard officials say, it appears the person had been dead for about a week. happening now. bay area nurses working at kaiser permanente medical centers walked off the job today and will do the same

as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom shows us, it's a problem one san francisco tech start-up is tryingine you have probably gotten one of these. >> you get a little note on your door and you have to play tag and go pick it up. >> consider what could happen if they leave it there. you've seen the surveillance video. strangers walking up to the door and making off with the merchandise. >> the trucking number said it was delivered but i never got the package. >> it happens all year long, but more around the holidays. all those gifts left on doorsteps are huge gifts to thieves. >> to be hemoin the middle of the day to wait for a package to show up. >> the post office and shipping carriers deliver during the day, the time when most people are supposed to be at work. here in san francisco start-ups are trying to come to the rescue. >> i always felt i was being punched by the current delivery system for having a full-time job. you know, the question was why can't this be delivered when i'm actually home? >> that's why zander founded doorman. instead of shipping to your own address you have th

. >>> the family of a missing san francisco tech worker met with police today in the hope they can help track him down. dan ha was last seen on halloween leaving his apartment in soma. his parents drove 17 hours from british columbia, and his brothers flew in from the east coast to join in the search. they tell us it is just out of character for him to disappear like this. dan spoke with his father the day before halloween. he said he had a migraine and asked his father to pray for him. dan is a stanford graduate who works for the tech startup metro mile. >>> the two people killed in saturday's small plane crash near gilroy have been identified 69-year-old john denis and -- the cessna went down near 152 and canada road. the fa says dennis owns the plane which was on its way from hollister to watsonville. vacca was a student at link o. high school and worked at great america. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> 18,000 kaiser permanente nurses throughout northern california are staging a two-day strike starting tomorrow over contract issues. it's over weak ebola safet

as abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom shows us, it's a problem one san francisco tech startup is tryingstop. >> reporter: if you shop online you've probably gotten one of these. >> you get a little note on your door and you have to play tag and go pick it up. >> reporter: consider what could happen if they leave it there. strangers walking up to the door and making off with the merchandise. >> the tracking number said it was delivered but i never got the package. >> reporter: it happens all year round but more around the holidays, all those gifts left on doorsteps are one huge gift to thieves. >> who is at their home in the middle of the day just able to wait for a package to show up? >> reporter: the root of the problem is simple, the post office and shipping carriers mainly deliver during the day, the time when most people are supposed to be at work. so here in san francisco at least, startups are trying to come to the rescue. >> i always felt like i was being punished by the current delivery system for having a full-time job and, you know, the question was, why can't this be delivere

the search is intensifying for a san francisco high-tech worker who's been missing since halloween. family of 26-year-old dan ha met with san francisco police today for the first time since his disappearance. they drove down over the weekend from their home in vancouver. they're hoping vasurveillance video will narrow the search. ha is a stanford grad and co-founder of metro mile in the city. his family says no indication of trouble except his recent complaints of migraines. >> he's had moments where he was more introverted and likes to take him to himself. but he's never had any indication that he would harm himself in any way. >> his friends have been distributing these flyers you see here near a south of market apartment. his roommate last saw ha at 8:00 on halloween night wearing a red hoodie. >>> thousands of kaiser nurses say they are walking off the job tomorrow. the reason, the nurses claim the hospital is not properly training them to handle an ebola outbreak here in the bay area. damian trujillo is live at keyser in santa teresa. there's another layer to the story. the nurs

also the airport connector cost, and why the home of some of san francisco's hottest tech companies isone of the dirtiest spots around, all straight ahead at 6:00. >> >. all right, we'll see you in 30 minutes. >>> the cbs evening news coming up next. >> and the latest news and weather always on our website. kpix.com. >> pelley: tonight, the grand jury reaches a decision. ll ferguson, missouri, police officer darren wilson be charged in the fatal shooting of michael brown? officials urge calm. reports from mark strassmann and michelle miller. remember this? it's turning into this. after the record snowfall, jericka duncan shows us the preparations for the meltdown and flooding. juliana goldman reports the university of virginia is banning fraternities temporarily after a student says she was gang raped. and jeff glor reports a driver's homicide conviction in a fatal crash is thrown out. >> i never thought this moment would come. >> pelley: after gm admits the car was defective. captioning sponsored by cbs

. >> we see here in san francisco a real boom in economy with tech, in particular. side is affordability, people are being forced out of san francisco and many are going to oakland where housing prices are going up, as well. how will you deal with that balance of keeping a middle class, a vibrant middle class, artists who don't have a lot of the money, but are such an important part of the city? >> i'm so excited about growing oakland, revitalizing it, and adding new ideas, but not at the risk of selling our soul. >> what does that mean? >> that is secret dna that makes oakland, oakland. the artists, blue collar workers and jobs. >> san francisco wanted to do that but so many people fear it is losing. >> but our advantage is we're physically twice the size of san francisco and starting out with half the population. the other mistake that san francisco made is we're going to be much more aggressive about building new housing so that we can relieve that pressure on our existing housing stock. we have got to stabilize housing prices and use creative policies that allow

. >> catherine: the family of missing san francisco tech danis that the body found in the bay is daniel spotted by the november 11th near pier 22 that it was last seen halloween night memorial service will be held at 7:30 p.m. at st. matthew's lutheran church that's at 16th and delores gaggles family except a donation to offset the cost of the funeral expenses the funeral will be held in washington. >> catherine: the protest by postal workers against looming cuts just wrapped up workers from all over the bay area held rally today demanding the postal service that proposed cuts to kick us set to kick again in january fetched under the plan as some 82 processing centers nationwide would close overnight delivery service would in and some on 50,000 people would lose their jobs of the full service is struggling to stay afloat on they announced a $5.5 billion loss despite five entered $59 million increase in revenue. >> reporter: we will come to some debts and fall g fog. high temperatures today did reach this upper 60s with this we that we reach 68 in antioch 65 in downtown stamford cisco. w

people love never met a san francisco tech worker they turned out on sunday to help find him they're still continuing to search this morning one of 50 people turned out downtown san francisco to help with the search daniel hall was last seen on halloween night his brother joseph his plane ticket was bought and paid for by a stranger when he or she found out about the family's problems. joseph and his mother's are worried that his mother might be in danger. someone might have done something to him. >> reporter: he left the ho without his cellphone he did leave with a wallet the cell phone companies try to get back thousands of dollars have been raised with finding him. >> reporter: officer said a man is posing as a share of deputy the bird can assure the permit is receive reports of a similar scam law enforcement agencies do not conduct these types of phone calls and he received a phone call just like that do not give the college any money don't give him the credit card reported to the police immediately you have all i did your axe to write down from #and they contacted police departme

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how will this impact the city of san francisco, home to so many tech companies? ing me is the former mayor of san francisco willie brown. what did you make of the president's speech? >> long overdue. i don't know how many months ago that the u.s. senate, by a partisan vote 68 senators said we ought to solve the problem and here is how we can do it. the house leadership, headed by mr. john boehner would not allow even a debate to take place. the president needs to get a dialogue going. his action last night does that. >> there is a lot of criticism still raging about the use of an executive order to do this because they could not get something through congress. in particular, after an election where a lot of pro-immigration candidates lost. >> the question is not so much about whether you are using executive order because you cannot get something done in congress. you are using the executive order the same way the executive order has been used by all the predecessors on this issue. politicians are amazing, really. they are very reluctant to do anything that is eart

. >>> a san francisco-based tech company is giving back by offering free training to veterans looking industry plus the largest online coding boot camp will offer courses to veterans starting now to the end of the year. mentors will volunteer their time to walk veterans through coding, design and web development. >> we focus on delivering our students skills we are teaching you pragmatic things you are using an industry. by the end of block the first four or five developer applications as part of your portfolio. you can sign up by going to our website. >>> what a perfect program to introduce on veterans day. also tonight a woman injured in the boston marathon bombing is recovering and maintaining a positive attitude after doctors amputated part of her leg. rebecca is chronicling her story on her facebook page. photographs of before and after her surgery she had a procedure done yesterday at a hospital near houston she is listed in good condition tonight. doctors say they had to remove her left leg below the knee to remove paint rebecca gregory held a left leg last hurrah dinner over t

. >>> new at 10:00, a moving memorial in san francisco for tech worker dan ha. hundreds of people turned out to say goodbye to the 267-year- old. ha went missing on halloween night. there was no sign of him until this week when a ferry captain spotted a body in the bay. an official identification could take weeks. ha's family believes it's him based on the clothing and wallet. cara liu live in san francisco and cara there was an overwhelming turn out. >> reporter: that's right, and one of his roommates said it's a show of the individual that ha was. >> reporter: friends and family gathered to say goodbye to dan ha. >> we're quite overwhelmed by the outpouring of your support. >> reporter: several hundred filled in the hall of the lutheran in the mission. many of them colleagues from the local tech community and former classmates at stanford. his parents who traveled from canada shared heartfelt thanks to those who helped search for dan. >> and many friends, many people working so hard. >> reporter: his brothers described him as a hard worker and someone who neve

a potential new clue has emerged in the search for a san francisco tech worker who has not been seensupermarket. the video shows a man they think is ha and then leaving. he disappeared on halloween. >>> it seems to be mostly holiday light out there. let's check in with leyla. >>> good morning, everyone. here's a look at the san mateo bridge where there's a beautiful drive as you make it over to the peninsula. the metering lights are turned off at the bay bridge as well. we do have one accident on the transition between westbound 580 to 680. it's a solo car that hit the k rail. we are looking at a little delay as we approach 680. the rest of the drive is a breeze as you head into castro valley. >> we'll check on >>> good morning. we have clouds but no fog on this veterans day so let's talk temperatures. they're warmer than they were this time yesterday. upper 50s to low 60s already, but with the cloud cover out there and the sea breeze, look at this, we'll be a couple degrees cooler around the bayshore and out to the coast where we saw bigger drops yesterday. santa rosa to livermore,

. >> straight ahead, transforming the city of san francisco. one tech company's vision and why it's all based on making life easier for its employees. plus -- >> a bed bug infestation at the concord apartment could lead to the arrest of the landlord. i'll have details on the extraordinary steps the city is taking to clean this place up. >>> and good evening, i'm meteorologist, clear skies in san jose and fog free conditions in san francisco. we'll talk more about some hotter weather on the way for wednesday and where we'll reach the 80s in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. >>> busted over bed bugs. tonight the city is on the landlord's tail seeking a warrant for his arrest. a massive bed bug infestation on california street has just gone ignored and now they are taking extraordinary steps to try and hold the landlord accountable. jody hernandez is live with the details and just talking about it makes me itch. >> reporter: me too, jessica. conco

tech companies and san francisco-based tech companies and angela merkel's government.kel's own companies do not want her to repair that relationship, they want her to be antagonistic. what is the view in germany of the incoming digital commissioner who is taking over the digital. the job? right man for >> he has received high marks for the way he handled the energy brief. agreements with ukraine. he sometimes criticized with his less than solid command of english. i should not be in a position to say anything, my german is where his english is. he is hinting that he's a little bit more anti-google than his predecessor. we will see whether not this gets confused with google politics. >> popsicles with the latest on with the- hans nichols latest on germany. up next, talking tech. >> as the largest technology event in europe enters its second day, we go there and are talking to the ceo of waze. ♪ >> welcome back. is the online capital of the world this week as the largest tech event in europe enters its second day. caroline hyde joins us with a special guest. >> thank you

. >>> in san francisco, friends and family of missing tech worker dan ha have posted flyers around the south market neighborhood. ha work for a san francisco startup called metro mile. friends and family say it's just not like the 26-year-old to disappear. according to a flyer ha has been known to have dizzy spells where he gets light-headed and has strubl spiking. ha was last seen in the area where the flyers are going up. searches start at 1 p.m. >>> b.a.r.t. police have implemented a new rule that allows officers to arrest and hand out criations to people sleeping inside the station. jeff pierce reports. >> reporter: when b.a.r.t. opens up each day at 4:15, this man and other homeless grasp for the opportunity of an hour or two of safe, dry sleep. >> if you sleep on the street, tough sleep with one eye open. >> our priority is to keep the system free and clear for the safety of ow panellers and employees. >> public sleeping is our right. >> reporter: the homeless app their advocates staged a protest to respond to increased enforcement by b.a.r.t. police to something that was at leas

people that call this home are the fabric of our city it's a in his no more that san francisco only focuses on the tech industry clarification and growing pdr has been a priority not only for myself and affirmation administration and maxwell i was going to call but president lee and mayor ed lee larger ways of the reasons he compounded upon earlier this is angle industry that is protecting and growing fwlu collar workers pdr spaces hire people without education and they employ local san franciscans do we have local san franciscans here today they're all working that's why you didn't hear from them this is going in the right direction we're expensing an affordable crisis is it not g just about housing in order for people to stay and live in the city we need to insure that we have diversity in our neighborhoods and make this is what makes san francisco so unique we need to look at the affordability crisis from multiple lens to make sure the residents have diversity range of opportunity to grow is essential to the health and vitality of our city i'm proud of this place let me let me hear excitement we hav

. >> i was sitting in the center of the tech ecosystem in san francisco thinking that's kind of crazy, because these veterans are more tech savvy than ever before. >> reporter: to date, vets in tech has worked with more than 2,000 veterans and its membership double that. they've partnered with big names like facebook, intuit and hewlett-packard to both mentor and hire veterans. david gowell, co-founder of software company rock tech, says the best part of vets in tech is the opportunity to pay it forward to other veterans. >> one of the core elements that i'm excited about is helping to feed the tech industry with early employees now that can become leaders and ultimately mentors to help all the droves of veterans transitioning out. >> reporter: helping a few good men, and women, make a smooth transition from the battlefield to the workplace. for "nightly business report," i'm kate rogers. >> hiring veterans isn't just good for them. it is also good for business. at one wall street firm which actively recruits u.s. vets to the world of high finance, business is booming. dominic chu has

. >>> the twitter takeover happenings at san francisco's midmarket goes high-tech and high in the sky. how the company plans to connect its two headquarters buildings. coming up. >> what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,, explosion in virginia. orbil sc vid >>> engine failure is likely to blame for last week's unmanned rocket explosion in virginia. orbital science corporation's ceo david thompson says evidence suggests one of the two main engines failed about 15 second after ignition. he said orbital will likely stop using the 1970s era russian engines since they are unreliable. >>> plans for an emergency access route around the lava flow in hawaii's big island have hit a snag. the slow-moving lava flow began back in june with an eruption of the kileaua volcano. an environmental review suggests construction of the route could harm endangered birds on the island and spread invasive species like fire ants. the public has about a month to comment on the issue. >> in one week the gov

in san francisco john ramos. >> the city of san francisco says it is getting help from the much maligned tech workers who have organized work parties to actually go out and clean up the area on weekends. >>> want to get you back out live to oakland we've been watching the situation there. protesters again on the move. this is a second night, a second night where it appears demonstrators are blocking the freeway again. this is the 980, 980 freeway at castro street. again it's a repeat of tactics from last night. when they were targeting traffic on 580 heading both east and westbound, we're looking at live chopper pictures there it looks as though traffic is at somewhat of a standstill you see the protesters walking across the street. last night they have climbing on to the freeway barriers and march together in solidarity. this is of course after the grand jury reached its decision not to indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of michael brown. you see that the traffic is slow going, but again this is 980 at castro street. we're going stay on top of this developing story and we'll

>> i think we're on a very exciting time right now in san francisco where we have a lot of energy in terms of businesses and especially the techustry wanting to locate in san francisco and that's something that we really haven't seen as much in the past after the dot-com boom. and, so, we are in a very exciting time and we really see a transformation going on in our city because of that. >> what would you like to see change about the city's approach to developing its economy? >> i think that really depends on the changing times. and there isn't sort of one solution for the entire city. it real i depends on kind of what the dynamics are going on with the economy as a whole in the region. not just looking at san francisco, but really as a regional body. >> sometimes district issues are different than zvi issues. what do you feel are some of the biggest issues facing your district? ~ city >> i think because we have a lot of children, families, seniors in our district, they care a lot about your quality of life issues, right. and it's the reason why people choose to live there. they want to make sure that your streets are repaved,

families her in marin county is not sure there i go to have a meal so when you live in san francisco when you're in the tech business at the time easy to think about the challenges and forget what they are half the planets lives on $2.50 a day we had times when there were no food one day whither i i was 11 years old i didn't have food we would h have starved or someone knocked on the door i've been paying it forward and feed $42 million people but there are i i know that congress you didn't participate ms. pelosi but food stamps that's the equivalent of every family going without a meal for 12 bucks so this year i was coming out with a new book i will do not my profits i'm hoping you'll match me and the goal to feed one hundred million people i hope you'll match it i deliver the million and i hope thanksgiving is not only about giving food but go physically you'll be hooked for life and the kids will be hooked for life thank you for letting me be here. >> thank you tony for inspiring. >> and mayor and nancy you're our inedible dedication to our country and city and our public service. >> thank you for all o

. >>> it's been a problem in san francisco, now spreading south. high-tech buses accused of creating a safety hazard at bus stops. thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. whose bus stop is it anyway? a battle brewing between public bus drivers and luxury high-tech buses that move employees to silicon valley. south bay public bus drivers say the techie buses are creating a traffic hazard by using public bus stop stops so pick up and drop off riders. damian trujillo is live in downtown san jose. this is one of those traffic stops that we're talking about in question? >> reporter: yeah, it happens in mountain view in milpitas, and it's happening right here in san jose. the bpa drivers say these corporate shuttle buses pull up at bus stops like the one behind me create ac traffic hazard, a safety hazard for their riders and other commuters. they wait for their public bus to arrive. now riders say those buses are being delayed because somewhere along the route some private vehicle is parked in a public bus stop. >> that makes other peopl

new tech products and services are launching all the time in san francisco.ow should the government be involved in regulating and protecting consumers? when "bloomberg west" returns. ♪ >>>> welcome back to "bloomberg west." san francisco is a hotbed for innovation and a testing ground. sometimes those new services need regulation and scrutiny to protect consumers and existing industries. district attorney george gascon has been on both sides of these debates looking into the practices of ridesharing companies like uber and lyft and the kill switch built to protect consumers. joining me now to talk about the overlap between tech and politics, san francisco district attorney george gascon. thanks for joining us. i want to start with uber because it's such a hot topic. you investigated with the los angeles county da. background checks for drivers, ridesharing, how the money is split. what's the status on your warning to these companies and your investigation? >> we are in the process of negotiations so a lot of things i cannot talk about. the reason why this bec

nonprofits in san francisco that have had to move out of the city or have closed their doors amid a boom that has commercial real estate prices on pace to surpass new york by next year. the techs been great for san francisco, but it also has some ripple effects and unintended consequence for groups providing safety net services like homeless care, in-home care for elderly as well as environmental preservation groups, legal aid, things like that. the tech boom has been good for san francisco, but there's also been consequences. how theows you companies changing society can change the city's mayor and just by being there. >> i wonder what the response has been from the city to this. it is obviously something they are continuing to struggle with. adam satariano, thank you so much. all for watching this edition of the show. all the latest headlines all the time on your phone, your tablet, bloomberg.com and bloomberg radio. ♪

followyournola.com. >>> now, kron 4 news with the quick look at the day's top stories. >> here at san francisco, the search for high-technuings. the san francisco man was last seen on halloween night. family members have taken it upon themselves to go to nearby businesses to see if surveillance video might have captured anything. one of their stops was whole foods, at 4th and harrison. and surveillance video on halloween night does show someone in a red hooded sweatshirt. that's what ha was wearing at the time he disappeared. however, in that video, the person is only seen from the rear, so officials cannot confirm that it was actually ha. in the meantime, friends tell us the family members met with police on tuesday and discussed some significant updates in the case, however, at this point, they are not ready to release or confirm anything. in san francisco, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> the menlo park police department is investigating an officer involved shooting, around 12:30 this afternoon, they responded to the this area along willow road on reports of a suspicious person. they found one man burglarizeing a business