green, the white windows is that still a hair salon? >> i'm sorry. >> the first level not the basement. is that a hair salon currently? >> yes. i agree with you, commissioner moore, we want to keep it on the ground level we allowed for psychiatric office, different types of services upstairs in the upper level and that has become in san francisco a hot bed for those types of services. in this case, i think because of light and air, it would be difficult to operate a clothing business in that sub tear an anwith the -- subterranean with the lower windows and in this case i feel it's okay to have a medical use. i'm not sure the type of medical use, if it's somewhat aesthetic. >> it's an other -- other other orthodontist office. they'll be involved in this. the previous use, the financial service you when it was where you as a conditional use there was a statement supporting that. dk indicating they felt it would be a good contribution to the neighborhood. i'm question why it is now only this specific use, this specific occupant has their op

after the prayer two white doves were released from the papal window and were immediately attacked by a crow and siegel those who understand the language could easily read the meaning of this ailment soon great forces the sea eagle and the crow would be tearing apart to slavic nations the white doves this omen gave hope to the ukrainian people saying that by god's will the doves would be saved but it also predicted severe hardship and many victims. of the events which could enter into the history of the color revolutions. as the most massive human sacrifice yet arrived right on schedule one month later. for weeks this european powerful has been the scene of a violent uprising. to date yet still yet the protesters are pushing up towards the government district arms here with molotov cocktails but we still from guns and shotguns teams. there are casualties on both sides would it take. her she just said that there is six dead people out there not just a day they say they've been hit by snipers. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it b

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white out. evident in the video. >> with the wind and the snow. it makes for very challenging driving conditions. >> it's like a white out. out your car window. >> it's a snow globe. >> a snow globe. the communication manager described it. the exact same way. >> to me is looks like a snow globe. the snow is thick and this morning it was so sideways essentially. trying to get around is tough. >> despite the road closure and warnings. avid snow lovers were still lining up to pick up their rental gear. the most popular item. snow shoes. flying out the door. >> many are watching and waiting. many are going to other areas or taking other routes. many are still excited the highway will open. >> i was just up there. and my car spun around three times. i learned how to steer going backyards. sliding down a mountain. >> she's waiting for the all clear on sunday and monday before attempting to go. for 50 years dennis has been going skiing in the sierra. >> this season has been wonderful. we have had snow that you normally think of going to colorado or utah. to enjoy. the storms have been massive. but also been cold. which is left light powder instead

didn't stop with the war, either when the war started, he continued to take risk again and again especially during-- and he also had lifting a window at the white house 1941 and also he got a series of pneumonia later on in his life and in may of 1943 hit a serious bout. his doctor asked him to provide some blood and churchill said i can give you some from my finger or for my ear and i also have an almost infant dispense. we think of churchill and most of us think of the year's bulldog image on the cover, but one thing you discovered is that churchill was remarkably-- >> he was a profoundly passionate and emotional man, much more than i would expect and it must be offputting to have your leader suddenly burst into tears. if theresa may suddenly burst into tears she would have every right to do. i would put this down to the fact that he was not a buttons up stiff upper lip aristocrat into which she was born, but much more he was a throat back from earlier area-- era for people who were their hearts on their sleep very much more than the victorians did. >> as long as we're on the subject of churchill's emotions i think we should deal with as you

the girl says he was driving a white nissan four-door hatchback with tinted passenger windows. there is a yellow star with a smiley face on the front windshield and she was able to get part of the license plate number which included seven and six.>> the board of supervisors will vote on a proposal to make changes to the urban shield program. it was created after the 9/11 terror attack to help first responders prepare for terror attacks and other disasters. critics complain the program focuses on using military tactics and have a negative impact on communities of color. the vote will look at eliminating military exercises. and electric scooters are no longer allowed on campus. and ruben describes the new decision. >> reporter: at san jose state, police have recorded more than 100 crashes and collisions things to electric scooters. >> i hit his back wheel and i flew across and i have a scar here. i have a bunch of scratches down here. it was horrible. >> it has gotten so bad they're taking action banning the use of electric scooters on campus. the new policy takes place immediatel

the man was believed to be driving a white nissan hatchback with tinted passenger windows and a sticker of a star with a smiley face on the windshield. (grant) in the south bay... students at san jose state can no longer ride electric scooters on campus. the university announced the changes today. officials say they started gathering all the scooters on campus and will store them until the companies can pick them up. they say "lime" is also implementing a warning alarm that will go off on your phone if you violate the policy and ride a scooter on campus. and the reason for the ban? campus officials say there have been too many collisions, falls, and fire exits blocked. ((vicki))a big story tonight...the san francisco district attorney says technology helped his office wipe out some 8-thousand marijuana convictions.george gascon made the announcment earlier today.he says the non-profit "code for america" used computer-based algorithims to indentify eligibale cases to be erased...or have felony convictions reduced to misdemeanors.this is the first prosecutor's office in the state to annou

the suspects took off in a white gmc yukon. an officer pursued them, and shots were fired from a rifle through the back window of the yuk yukon, striking the front windshield of the patrol car. >> shots fired, shots fired. coming from the rear passenger window. >> reporter: the officer received a minor injury and treated at a local hospital. the suspects then carjacked an suv and got away. police blocked off several streets. residents were surprised by the incident. >> that is my bank. so i bank there all the time. >> reporter: what do you think about somebody coming up with a gun? >> i feel like i'm in a movie or something. that's strange. nothing ever happens like that here. >> reporter: and it did happen tonight in pleasanton. police are reminding us that the three respects are still at large and considered armed and dangerous. the fbi is still working here on the investigation. and we are happy to report that the three bank customers, the hostages who were held at gunpoint, are doing okay. david louie, "abc7 news." >>> a police dog helped officers end a standoff in campbell. "abc7 news" was on avenue. a man tossed coffee o

the bay area. she says when she was a nurse, someone objected to her treating a white husband. >> she stuck her head to the window you need to go back to africa. go back to africa. and i was shocked. >> reporter: a few month from her hundred first day, she says things have changed the better, including the family which is a good mix of people with all races and ethnic grants. her wish for the next- generation, a better education. >> get experience along with it . that will teach them how to live with society. be a help. >> reporter: ktvu , fox 2 news. >>> the next summit is less than a month away. >>> the weather, looking at the snowcapped hills and the cold weather pattern makes its way with a break in the rainfall that could change by friday. we have more with the incoming storm. >>> pg&e is facing a deadline. they must submit a plan to pick they have to submit a plan on what they plan to do to prevent wildfires. utility is under close watch since filing for bankruptcy. the company has been linked to deadly wildfires. we will follow this story and bring you the latest right here. >>> governments are welcoming a

the white house. >> yeah, i mean, i don't know. i think that it is a windowrms of all the oversight the white house is going to get and there's going to be a lot of substance to all of nathat. the answers that the democrats got from whitaker on the mueller investigation weren't what they wanted in the sense he didn't admit that he did anything but they were what they wanted in that he's said he's left the special counsel alone, and that is going to be -- that's what the democrats were hoping for, right? they were hoping there hasn't been any meddling. that the special counsel has been allowed to continue his work. and then there's so many other areas, so many other topics that they're going to be doing these hear,s on. and just like in this one, the question is going to be, are they mostly trying to put on a show? are they mostly trying to extract good television sparring with people, seen as grandstanding, or is there information that they're going to get out of a lot of these witnesses? you have to think in some cases there is. >> we'll test the cooperation

that the system under which thousands and es had beenf negro educated prior to that time was dumped out the window. could no lobby past that my children could go to this school and, if i were whiteto that school. >> the 1954 decision spurred the naacp and other activist groups to challenge segregation. marches and sit inns led to the arrest of money demonstrators. became the executive director of the naacp in 1955. it was clear there was much work it to do. ecology, not only the laws but the attitude and tradition of segregation. >> when my wilkins assumed the leadership of the and the boy cp, the full impact of the supreme court school .esegregation decision was felt unfortunately, there were many people, high government officials in the state who ofilized a virtual arsenal types of frustrations to try to prevent that decision from being impotent. the governor of one state, the governor of arkansas used the armed forces of that state to prevent black children from going to public schools. why wilkins, at the helm of the naacp, had to meet and deal with all of those problems. cracks the story was getting >> the story was getting across to america and the world that the knee grow

the vehicle is described as possibly being a white nissan four-door hatchback, similar to a versa, with tinted passenger windowsthe victim provided a partial license plate. contact police in san ramon if you can help. >>> pg&e has canceled employee bonuses due to a bankruptcy filing. they cited the deadly wildfires and issues. $130 million will not be awarded. they previously said that they would not awarded bonuses this year. this was for 2018 performances and were said to be announced this month. >>> new at 10 pm, this is where generations of people from san francisco have learned to swim. it has a whole new look. and has undergone a multimillion dollar makeover. this provided over $9 million of funding for the project. the pool is the fifth of six pools built post-world war ii and one of nine public swimming pools in san francisco. >>> they bared the frigid bay waters to help raise money for the special olympics. this year's polar plunge at san francisco's aquatic park raised more than $150,000. the money will enhance lives of children and adults. >> the state is currently between 50-54% -- degrees. we know

police say the officer followed a white gmc yukon that they later learned was stolen and at a nearby interest someone opened fire from the back of the yukon through the window striking the patrol car. the officer wasn't hit and took cover but the patrol car was disabled. police say the suspect sped off into the neighborhood and crashed and then carjacked a driver in a honda suv. police say the officer suffered cuts from the broken glass from the wind shield. >> we're thankful he wasn't hurt. what i want to get out to the public is these are dangerous suspects. they are very dangerous. they are armed. they are not in custody at this point. >> reporter: pole crv. the officer was taken to the hospital andreat and released. they believe it's very likely the three to four men have left pleasanton. they were in dark masks with dark clothes. police are asking the public if they see this car, certainly not to approach but to call 911. there were several streets that were closed in the area but those have since been re-opened. >> thank you. >>> the richmond san rafael bring open tonight but going crews still need to install a permanent fix and that work begins on mo

my family was living on the second floor and you can see that rectangular white window. that was actually my room, my brother and i used that bedroom and the rest of the apartment belonged to my parents where my father and mother were living. my dad was a physician he was a doctor and he had his office as part of the apartment as well. we grew up in this is sort of embarrassing but we grew up not even realizing we were jewish because we were not practicing juice -- jews. we were brought up in sort of a universal religious philosophy of ethics behavior, how you treat other people, how much you need to respect other people regardless of who they are so it was a very universal religious dogma that was taught to us by our mother mostly. on march 15, 1939 when i was about 6 1/2 years old when the occupied czechoslovakia it was really a surprise and it was also a surprise that we found out that everybody suddenly became very anti-jewish and we saw signs all over the city like jews not allowed in front of the public library and in front of the coffeehouses and cinema. it was in

the local gas station. you have to put them on your car. behind me you described i-80 is white open, it is right now, but if you're traveling out here, your window is closing. in the picturesque national forest, conditions are calm though a storm lurks on the horizon. that's great news for skiers if they don't get held up by roads. >> i am ready. >> reporter: he comes to boreio mountain all the time but learned a valuable lesson last year when he was stranded for eight hours in a blizzard. >> we were really hungry, we wanted to use the restroom, there was nothing. >> reporter: the weather team forecasts between 2 and 5 feet of snow starting at 5,000 feet with more than that at higher elevations. >> we're preparing for the storm. we have our snow removal crew moving snow around to make sure we have room to put the new snow somewhere. because we are at 221 inches so far. >> reporter: this time last year the number was 60 inches at boreal. but the number they should care about tonight is 7 or 8. are you worried about going back tonight given the snowfall? >> no. i have chains. >> reporter: as the sign suggests, chains are required unless you have 4

the people who have nor newness going for them. to jimmy, this "time" magazine cover that's fun in it shows everybody looking in the window of the white stacey abrams in there, who is not running for president that i know of. everyone sort of looking in and jockey for position. that's the theme, right, everybody wants to run because they think trump presents an opportunity. as a veteran political consultant, if there are 20 candidates, what can be done to stand out if you're not one of the candidates with universal name i.d. >> i think you have to be personable and make a case as to why you should be president and ask them for their vote and you have to convince them you're the guy or gal that can beat him, pure and simple. i know people are saying it's got to be a person of this or this identity politics, et cetera, but i can promise you this once we start actually voting a year from now, guess what, the only thing people are going to be thinking about is, can my guy or gal beat the serial sexual predator white nationalist in the white house. that's all they give a dam about. in the end now is a time for the candidates all from the l

stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> the whiteanging the plan for the total withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria. they now say they'll leave around 200 troops behind for what they're calling peace-keeping force. this wi right now there are more than 2,000 american troops in syria. we have senator ben cardin with us from the relations committee. from your perch on the committee, do you consider this a smart move by the president when you would compare it to zero u.s. troops in syria? >> brianna, i'm having a hard time understanding the president's policies in syria. first he says we defeated isis. now he's giving the impression that's not the case, and we know, of course, that isis is a tricky situation. if we leave any void at all, they can reappear. he said 2,000 troops is too many, but didn't talk in regards to what we do on presence. we don't know what these 200 troops will do coupled with a couple hundred of our own allies. the policy seems to be confusing, and it is certainly bringing about some uncertainty in regards to our

the suspect is described as indian between 35 and 50 years old. he was reportedly driving a white nissan four-door hatchback with tinted back passenger windows and the yellow star with a smiley face on the front windshield. the victim was able to provide a partial license plate of 7hm and the number six. >>> singer r. kelly appear before a judge today and pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual assault. he is accused of abusing four women, three of whom are minors. the 52-year-old turn himself in last week and spent the weekend in jail during today's court appearance, prosecutors outline some of the evidence against him including dna and video footage. >> we have come to learn of the existence of yet a third videotape and i believe that there are many, many videotapes, i might add, but a third videotape that depicts yet additional sexual assault and abuse by r. kelly. >> he pled not guilty to all the charges. >> at our position is that mr. kelly has done nothing wrong. no one has shown us any evidence that he has done anything wrong. >> after the hearing, he was freed on bail he is due back in court on march 22nd. >>> is spent decades leading parish

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the coordinate with his colleagues. that just is a window into the thinking of white house fishes as they're preparing what should otherwise president and it is. but it has the potential to be overshadowed by what's going on back home. >> of course it will get a lot of the attention back here at home, the trip over there. i get a sense a lot of people will be tuned in on wednesday. our thanks to you all, joyce, ben, jeff. safe travels to hanoi. back here at hole, candidates hit the road in the heartland. we're live in iowa with how contenders are stacking up with support a supporters. plus vision 2020 undecided. what's keeping former veep joe biden on pulling the trigger for a run for the white house. bi den on pulling the trigger for a run for the white house. ffor a run for the white house. . house. he white housemfor a run e house. on the road again with election 2020, the hawkeye state getting plenty of attention from the democratic candidates. our own vaughn hillyard has been on the road, as well. he joins us now from you ankney, iowa. your 35th day there so far this year. kamala maris expected to be there any moment

the white house. period. and there are a couple reasons why. one, executive privilege goes out the window because she's out there being a spokesperson for the president, and he's giving her information that is intended for the public, no privilege. >> let's pause on that. you're rifling through them, but that's such an interesting point you raise. i didn't even mention in our introduction there are people who at least have some claim to executive privilege and you can fight over it. you're saying she might be a valuable witness beyond some of the others because it's not a fight. she doesn't have that private role. she's only there to emit. >> absolutely. i used to do criminal tax cases and civil tax cases. a lot of the taxpayers had attorneys. but when those attorneys would talk to the irs, it's not privileged what the client said to the attorney. the same principle applies here. that's deep trouble for the president of the united states, period. >> and gene, do you know the longer version of that quoted chorus that we just discussed? the mo mueller we come across, the mo problems we see.

the girl says he was driving a white nissan four door hatchback with tinted back passenger windows. she says it was a yellow star with a smiley face on the front windshield and says she was able to get part of the license plate number. it included the number seven hm and the number six. >> also happening today, the alameda county board of supervisors will vote on a proposal to make changes to its urban shield program. it was created following the 9/11 terrorist attacks to help first responders repair for terrorist attacks and other disasters. critics have complained that the program focuses on the use of military tactics and they claim it has a negative impact on committees of color in particular. today's vote will focus on eliminating military type swat exercises. >> tonight a public hearing will be held about the development of 24 rental homes. the site of the proposed development is on the intersection of paradise and robin drives. the developer wants to build 16 single-family homes along with eight in law units. that being tonight is set for 7 pm at townhall. >>> it is now 6: 39

the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> the 2020 race for the white house heating up on the campaigntake a look at this crowded map of democratic hopefuls fanned out from coast to coast. in iowa today, hulian castro, senator kamala harris, and congresswoman tulsi gabbard among others. and here's senator elizabeth warren today shaking hands and pitching her vision for the nation at a campaign house party in new hampshire. a little dance there, too. and minnesota senator amy klobuchar today testing the political waters, far from her midwest home in greenville, south carolina. and as if the 2020 race wasn't crowded enough, cnn's jeff zeleny reports another politician wants to get involved, but there's a catch. this politician is a rather well-known republican. watch this. >> reporter: one presidential candidate is following the democratic primary fight far closer than you might imagine. his name is donald j. trump. >> bernie sanders is running, yeah, that's right. personally, i think he missed his time. they'll say, they know o'rourke! >> reporter: the president is not only watching the

the circle of his eye. he has shaggy hair and a mustache and speaks with an accent and a lisp. he was driving a white nissan four-door hatch back with tinted back passenger window. the victim provided a partial license plate as 7-h m and then the number 6. >>> still ahead here, first responders find a car in a precarious position following a 2-car crash today. what led to the crash, where one of the people involved had to be rescued from a burning car. >>> and the warriors playing on the road in their hometown of charlotte. mark will tell us how the hornets are treating him on his return coming up a little later in sports. >>> a second summit with the leader of north korea will put the president's negotiating skills to the test. i'm kevin in vietnam and i've got this preview of the big meeting coming right up. alwould you like a desk chair, weekends off, or the bathroom code? yes, please! which one? it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. 0 >>> president trump is on his way to vietnam for his second summit meeting with north korean leader kim jong-un. fox news kevin cork is in hanoi. he said president trump tried to

happen to reporters, because the story that we're here to cover is more important, but this gives you a bit of a window into what was happening here. so typically, the whitese arranges what i would call mobile office space for the white house press corps. and it happened to be in a given hotel where it was arranged in advance and all the technology that comes with putting on television was there and in place. then it turns out, that's the hotel where kim jong-un plans to stay while he is here in hanoi. and the security service for kim jong-un did not want an american press corps in the same hotel. that's about the only explanation we've been given, so there was a fire drill of fire drills for tv networks to try to find alternative space. and that's where we're coming to you from now. and it was a mad scramble. fortunately, it happened before the president had landed and the official events had not yet begun, but i've covered three presidents on foreign trips, and nothing like this has ever happened before. so it gives you an idea of a couple of things. this whole summit came together fairly quickly in the last few weeks. there is, obviously, a lack of com

was when he said these things that are patently untrue inside the white house and how are we dealing with that. mccabe can give us a windowy else can. >> assuming he's telling the truth. it's been 24 hours since we learned about it. what are your sources telling you about his claims. >> it's difficult because there are so few people in those rooms to be able to absolutely go through line by line as far as what's come out. we know what was said yesterday in the justice department with respect to rod rosenstein and whether or not there was a discussion whether somebody should wear a wire, even rod rosenstein should wear a wire in discussions with the president. so there's been this back-and-forth. i think one thing that's clear is it was discussed at one po t point. mccabe seems to suggest it was discussed as a possibility. i think it's important for somebody to question andy mccabe at this point to phoenix out whether or not and to test him on whether or not this is true and whether the context is true, and i'm not calling andy mccabe a liar, and i doenlds think anybody else is, but we need to look at the claims because th

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the wells fargo bankspotted a white gnc yukon speeding away. the officer followed them and someone fired several shots from a rifle out of the back window.fficer's car and disabled it. police say the suspected bank robbers abandon the gmc and carjacked a honda crv and drove off. >> pleasanton police department received a alarm from a silent alarm activated from inside the bank. our officers respond right away. at same time, we received a few 911 calls from folks that were inside the bank. in those open line phone calls we could heart suspects inside yelling at people telling people to get down on the ground and things like that. so we knew it was pretty -- it was an active robbery. >> the officer in the car was taken to the hospital. he was treated and released. no one else was injured. police are searching for that brown crv with a license plate on the screen, 5ufs -- 5usy595. police believe there are three or four men in the vehicle. they should all be considered, they say, articled and dangerous. >>> well, there are growing calls for virginia's lieutenant governor to resign after a second woman stepped forward accusing him of sexual a

the girl said he spoke with a lisp. he was driving a white four-door hatchback with dark tinted women windows. license plates starts and ends with six. >>> a 19-year-old driver was high on marijuana when he slammed into a power pole along 101. it happened after 4 pm this morning and the crash knocked out power to customers in the area. the driver only suffered minor injuries and the passengers were not hurt at all. the driver is facing dui charges and a possible bill to repair the power line. >>> developing news out of texas, a plane carrying three people crashed into a bay. the aftermath shows pieces of the plane scattered across the water. the plane went down in trinity bay this afternoon flying from miami to houston. the faa issued an alert after losing radar and contact with the plane. 30 miles southeast of bush intercontinental airport. >> at this point in time we have not been able to find any survivals or any remains. we first started getting 911 reports of eyewitnesses that watched it go nose first into the bay. >> according to the tail number, the plane was operated as amazon prime ai

the man's car is described as possibly a white nissan four- door. a v actionerrsa. sea said had it had dark tinted back passenger windows and a yellow star with a smileey face on the front windshield. the girl provided a partial license plate number of 7 hn and a six after that. if you have any information that might help the police out, they would love to hear from you. >>> new this morning, pope francis is vowing to fight sex abuse in the church and is promising to hold abusers accountable. the vatican held a special summit on preventing sex abuse among the clergy this week. at the end of today's mass, the pope said he wants to expose the abusers with a wrath of god and prioritize victims of abuse. the pope says that clergy sex abuse and cover-ups threaten the mission of the catholic church. the archbishop of australia struck a similar tone. >>> i will do all we can for justice and hearing. we will listen to them, believe them, walk with them. we will insure that the interviews are never again able to offend. >>> the church has faced sexual abuse charges among the clergy. the presidents of motherly 200 bishop conferen

and as they talked to the 911 caller, they heard and saw a little white dog barking aw incessantly from a window at the schockners' house.ce it was a little american eskimo or something that's called. w >> yeah, not a very large dog. yap, yap, yappie dog. >> reporter: a petite-framed woman came to the window to see what her dog was barking at.ca an officer gestured to her, come outside. clearly bewildered, she finally opened the door.rl >> so he is telling her that they got a call from a neighbor that they saw a prowler. and would it be okay if they looked in her backyard and looked around the house. she had said that was fine. >> reporter: but hold on, the woman said to the police, let me grab the key. the gate is locked. >> so she closes the front door, walks through the house and walks out the back door. >> reporter: three cops waited outside the front door. two more cops pulled in right here in the alley behind the house. and then, to their great surprise, the prowler jumped g over the backyard wall se practically into their arms.ac they searched him. they found jewelry in his pocke. and a t

the video shows the car window smashed that is related to the incident but it is unclear how or any word on whether they caught the person. >>> the white house is welcoming the chinese officials for another round of trade talks, coming as the deadline for the major care boost loans. the access and intellectual property topics on the table along the chinese pledge to purchase a set amount of years goods and services. >> we need more opportunity pov to be reducing tariffs around the world instead of increasing the. >> it is march 1, the deadline to more than double the tears on over $200 billion worth of chinese products. the president says he may extend the deadline if the u.s. and china appear to be close to wrapping up a deal by the end >>> our cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger says we have issues to tackle. she is here with the income tax boot camp. he said the first important step is about deductions and what do we need to know about the boot camp? >> that is what we do, day after vacation day, every heto claim the standard ine deduction or whether to itemize. each method will reduce the amount of income subject to tax. the

the men getting into a white gmc yukon and followed them but things escalated. >> he was the only officer there, and immediately there was gunfire. the back window exploded. multiple rounds struck the hoot of the patrol car. the windshield of the patrol car. >> the officer was cut by broken glass but he is going to be okay. the men crashed that yukon and carjacked the brown honda suv that you saw. the license plate is 5usy995. police say the men are armed and dangerous. if you see the car, calli 911. >>> traffic and businesses in the south bay were during a standstill during an 11-hour standoff yesterday. it started before 5:30 yesterday morning when this man allegedly pointed a gun at a denny's employee in the parking lot. he then walked into the restaurant, sat down in a booth and refused to leave, launching the standoff. finally around 4:30 p.m., he surrendered peacefully to officers. we're told no one was hurt. >>> the feds are now in san francisco giving us new information about the pg&e gas pipeline explosion. the ntsb is looking into why it took so long for pg&e to shut off the gas during wednesday's massive fire near the usf campus. the shutout va

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the men get into a white u con and followed them. things escalated from there. >> he was the only officer and began taking gunfire from the vehicle. the back window exploded in gunfire. multiple rounds struck the hood of the patrol car. and the windshield of the patrol car. the officer dove to the side for cover. he was fortunate he was not struck. >> the wells fargo is right near on hop yard. a busy thoroughfare near a sports park, very busy area. officer was cut by broken glass but he's okay. the men crashed the u con and carjacked a driver of the brown honda. the license plate is -- the men are dangerous. if you see them call 911. >> the feds are here. asking questions about what went wrong in san francisco. spearheading the investigation into the pg&e gas line explosion. near the usf campus. >> agencies of all stripes surveyed the damage. from a surreal gas line break and explosion. ntsb, san francisco fire, even the fbi. the federal agency was just lending resources. we asked why come to san francisco now? >> in the situation there was substantial damage. has pg&e followed up with past recommendations. >> the recommendations include response

the suspects took off in a white gmc yukon. a police officer pursued them into the neighborhood. shots were fired from a rifle through the back window of the yukon, striking the patrol car's front windshield and hood. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> copy shots fired. >> fluorescent colored shirt covering the rear passenger window. back window shot out. >> reporter: the officer received a minor injury and was treated at a local hospital. the suspects then carjacked a smaller honda suv and got away. police blocked off several streets as they looked for shell casings casings and other evidence. >> that is my bank. i bank there all the time. yeah. >> reporter: what do you think about somebody coming up with a gun? >> well, i mean, i feel like i'm in a movie or something. that's strange. i mean, nothing ever happens like that in pleasanton. >> reporter: the three suspects are at large and considered armed and dangerous. the fbi is still working here on the investigation. and we are happy to report that the three bank customers, the hostages who were held at gunpoint, are doing okay. in pleasanton, david louie, abc7 news. >>> authorities

a white pickup truck came roaring up the sidewalk, took out a street sign, then it busted right through the man's front window and into his living room. all those obstacles reduced the impact. >> scared. i'm so scaring. i heard the sound, just a boom like that. i thought somebody shooting. i run up to the stair and then the cop knocked on the door, tell me to open the door but i tried to open the door, it was stuck. the cop tell me move away and he kick the door out and then take me out. >> the driver suffered serious injuries. >>> today marked a big change for bart service. the agency has pushed service back to 5:00 a.m. and is now using buses during the 4:00 a.m. hour. but it didn't go all that smoothly this morning. a rider sent us these pictures of long lines at the pittsburgh bay point station where she said buses were delayed. >> i also woke up early today. i woke up at 3:50 to catch the bus cause i wanted to beat the antioch people coming at 4:11. it doesn't really matter cause the lines were huge. >> in a statement bart said more than 100 people were lined up at the station by 3:30 this morning. they

the suspects took off in a white gmc yukon. a pleasanton police officer pursued them. suddenly shots were fired from a rifle through the back window of the yukon, striking the patrol car's front windshield and hood-shohood hood-. >> shots fired, shots fired. fluorescent color shirt covering the rear passenger window, back window shot out. >> reporter: the officer received a minor injury and was treated at a local hospital. the suspects then carjacked a smaller honda suv and got away. police blocked off several streets as they looked for shell casings and other evidence. residents were surprised by the incident. >> because that is my bank. i bank there all the time. yeah. >> reporter: what do you think about somebody coming up with a gun? >> well, i mean, i feel like i'm in a movie or something. that's strange. i mean, nothing ever happens like that in pleasanton. >> reporter: police are reminding us that the three suspects are indeed still at large and they are considered armed and dangerous. the fbi is still working here on the investigation and we are happy to report that the three bank customers, the hostages, who were held at

the suspects took off in a white gmc yukon. a pleasanton police officer pursued them into the nearby val vista neighborhood. and shots were fired from the back window of the yukon, striking the nd and hood. >> gunfire. >> the rear passenger window. back window, shot out. >> the officer received a minor injury and treated at a local hospital. the suspects then carjacked a smaller honda suv and got away. police blocked off several streets as they looked for shell casings and other evidence. residents were surprised by the incident. >> because that is my bank. so i bank there all the time. yes. >> wlauhat do you think about somebody coming up with a gun? >> i feel like i'm in a movie or something. that's strange. nothing ever happens like that in pleasanton. >> and it did happen today in pleasanton. well, police are reminding us that the three suspects are indeed still at large. and they are considered armed and dangerous. the fbi is still working here on the investigation. and we are happy to report that the three bank customers, the hostages, who were held at gunpoint, are doing okay. in pleasanton, abc 7 news. >> david, thank you. >>> campbell poli