. >>> uniers' attorneys are taking the drivers' seat in its effort to test the self-driving cars in san francisco. the lawyers will meet with dmp initials and the kate sew. last years. >> in the north bay, a man goes on a wild and at the truck trust. wayne friedman is there live with the story tonight. wayne? >> they are saying, dan, it's about $100,000 damage in the school. it happened this time last night and faces charges or burglary and felony vandalism and being under the influence of drugs. at cardinal neumann high school in santa rosie this is not how to they expected to peck the the many. >> dev ly. a and. it felt like our home had been trashed. >> the department and hits crew arrive toed to see the sheriff. >> every window broken, potted plants on the wall, trophies, banners on the wall. water running. >> there's no aparent connection between the suspect and the school and wasn't anyway until last night and there's no malice today from students or from staff. >> i were ask him why he's so angry and how he -- why he had to express himself in this way. >> no, these are not the id

lawyers from unier, the attorney general and the dmv will meet tomorrow. the state has threatened to sue uber if it doesn't get proper permits for the self-driving cars and immediately stop picking up passengers. uber contents it doesn't need any permits since the vehicles are not fully autonomous and there is a driver on board. >> more changes coming for drivers on vanness avenue are coming for drivers and a major thoroughfare in san francisco. starting today construction crews are removing the existing median including the median trees between pacific and silver street. all left turns were moved except at broadway, lombard and hayes street. it's part of a three-year improvement project to improve bus lanes down the center of van ness and it's expected to be complete ed completed in 2018. >> today firefighters and police officers played a different role as santa helpers. abc 7's matt keller has the story. >> reporter: park your fire trucks outside and 'tis the season for toys. >> we were at target and they opened up an hour early and allowed us to come in