abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live in san mateo with the story. vic? >> reporter: we are at st. bar thol mu's church in san mateo, congresswoman jackie spear will hold a town hall meeting tonight to discuss skyrocketi ining renn the peninsula. among topics sure to be discussed, the plight of 97-year-old marie hatch. marie hatch is a 97-year-old. this has been her home for six decades. hatch pays only $900 rent for this cottage in the heart of upscale burlingame. her good friend who owned the house promised her she'd never have to move. ever. >> she said, marie, she says this is your home, you can live here as long as you want to. she is a tough old one, but when she said something, she demanded it. >> reporter: 60 years later hatch and her roommate whoes 85 have been told to move out by april. what happened? their landlord, vivian cruz, died a long time ago. >> over time the promise has been reiterated by several generations and for some reason now they want to renounce that. >> reporter: lawyers for hatch say it's still very muddy. they're lacking for court documents. a paper t

vic lee is live at ocean beach with her story. vic? >> reporter: kristen, the message that first responders want to send is simple -- just don't go swimming out of in the waters out there. don't even go wadding. even six inches of moving water can take a person down because of the strong undertow and that's sadly what happened to larry moore on tuesday. the waves today were big and rough. the coast guard choppers seemed to come out of nowhere. >> he gave his life for me. >> reporter: on tuesday, 63-year-old claudia moore lost her husband, larry. they had been walking along the beach. she decided to wade out into the water. >> and suddenly, there were three, four huge waves. the third one was up to my hips and the sand was gone under me and i fell. it was like 200, 300 pound men pushing you down and it sucked me under. i know that's when he ran after me. >> reporter: the riptides were too much for 61-year-old larry moore, a physically strong man. >> there's just no way even a strong man can get through that. >> reporter: the coast guard

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abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at the federal building with that story tonight. vic? >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's office held a briefing for reporters here at the federal building this afternoon. it was attended by the mayor and the police chief. now, this investigative process will involve town hall meetings with a community and, of course, extensive interviews with police. all of this resulting in voluntary recommendations for the police department. not mandatory ones. the justice department says its community-oriented policing arm called c.o.p.s. will review san francisco police trains and practices. >> the review will review whether racial and ethnic disparities exist with respect to enforcement actions taken and not taken by the san francisco police department. >> reporter: mayor ed lee had asked for a federal investigation following the death of knifing suspect mario woods who died in a barrage of gunfire last december. all of it caught on camera. the shooting has ignited a fire storm of anger and protests. former east palo alto police chief ron davis now he

abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live at st. francis boulevard with the very latest there. vic? >> reporter: well, this is st. francis boulevard and serramonte boulevard in daly city. you can still see the police tape is still up there and you can see police vehicles in the middle of that block. that is where the shooting happened in the backyard of a home right over there. the suspect was carried into an ambulance from the rear of the home on st. francis boulevard. this is where the officer-involved shooting happened. >> the officers encountered the suspect and there was one officer involved who fired his service weapon. >> reporter: numerous 911 calls came in to daly city police dispatchers at around 12:45 this afternoon. the callers said there was a possible domestic violence incident at the serramonte ridge apartment complex. on 800 block of campus drive. a block away from where the shooting happened. police sergeant edward green says witnesses reported a woman screaming. >> the male had possibly been armed with a knife and was chasing her. >> reporter: police from daly city

vic lee joins us live with the latest developments. vic? >> reporter: well, ama, the fact that officer white got his job back surprised the mayor, but officer white appealed his dismissal and won. now, the naacp wants to challenge that ruling in court, and so does the mayor but others say that is going to be an uphill battle. >> the violent tweets sent by the officer just over a year ago, directed against black lives matter supporters. >> it does not help the department to have an officer who is engaged in this kind of communication coming back into the force. >> reporter: threaten me or my family, example, i will use my authority to kill you. the tweets led to protests after an investigation, the then police chief fired white but he was reinstated this month, after appealing his dismissal through binding arbitration. the ruling said that the firing was too severe, given white's unblemished 18-year record as a cop and community service. but the mayor wants the city council to challenge the ruling. >> the chief needs to be able to have latit

vic lee joins us live with the latest developments. vic? >> reporter: well, ama, the fact that officer white got his job back surprised the mayor, but officer white appealed his dismissal and won. now, the naacp wants to challenge that ruling in court, and so does the mayor but others say that is going to be an uphill battle. >> the violent tweets sent by the officer just over a year ago, directed against black lives matter supporters. >> it does not help the department to have an officer who is engaged in this kind of communication coming back into the force. >> reporter: threaten me or my family, example, i will use my authority to kill you. the tweets led to protests after an investigation, the then police chief fired white but he was reinstated this month, after appealing his dismissal through binding arbitration. the ruling said that the firing was too severe, given white's unblemished 18-year record as a cop and community service. but the mayor wants the city council to challenge the ruling. >> the chief needs to be able to have latit

vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: from state senator to convicted felon, there was an air of finality in the courtroom today, his attorney said his client had been punished enough, and humiliated. his family, embarrassed. when he spoke, he asked for compassion, from the court. the disgraced senator was among dozens arrested after a long fbi sting into public corruption. he was the big fish, the big catch. his charge, racketeering. money laundering. gun running, and accepting bribes. last summer, while out on bail, he pledded guilty. his attorney told the judge his client shouldn't be quote, overpunished because he's a politician. yee pleaded for leniency. i take full responsibility for this. i accept my crimes. i'm asking for leniency. i hope you look at my life, not just the crimes committed. the judge didn't buy that. the crimes you committed were a crime on our democratic constitutions. you abused that trust, he said. the most significant crime was that your vote was for sale. the prosecution wanted ye

vic lee spoke to the driver and he is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: police tell us that the boy had multiple fractures on his arm, and some abrasions, and that he was lucky because it could have been worse. now, the driver was not charged or cited. he tells us the boy came out of nowhere. >> i didn't see him. that is why i hit him. >> reporter: it was before 8:00 this morning. the 12-year-old boy was riding his bike on route to wells middle school. as passing dublin high school, the man just dropped off his granddaughter. >> i looked left, and made a right turn, then, i heard a sound. two ladies said stop, stop. you hit somebody. so i jumped out of the car, and i saw the boy underneath the car. >> reporter: first responders used air bags to lift the car off the child. he was air lifted to the hospital. the police captain says the way the boy was hit may have saved his life. >> i'm assuming he didn't get run over by a tire. so he was pinned underneath there. >> reporter: firefighters were surprised he wasn't burned. >> the exhaust system,

vic lee is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: from state senator to convicted felon, there was an air of finality in the courtroom today, his attorney said his client had been punished enough, and humiliated. his family, embarrassed. when he spoke, he asked for compassion, from the court. the disgraced senator was among dozens arrested after a long fbi sting into public corruption. he was the big fish, the big catch. his charge, racketeering. money laundering. gun running, and accepting bribes. last summer, while out on bail, he pledded guilty. his attorney told the judge his client shouldn't be quote, overpunished because he's a politician. yee pleaded for leniency. i take full responsibility for this. i accept my crimes. i'm asking for leniency. i hope you look at my life, not just the crimes committed. the judge didn't buy that. the crimes you committed were a crime on our democratic constitutions. you abused that trust, he said. the most significant crime was that your vote was for sale. the prosecution wanted ye

abc7 news reporter vic lee is live at the federal building with that story tonight. vic? >> reporter: well, ama, the u.s. attorney held a briefing for reporters here at the federal building this afternoon. it was attended by the mayor and the police chief. now, this federal review will take time, and involve town hall meetings with the community as well as extensive interviews with police officials and rank and file officers, all of that culminating in recommendations to the police department. recommendations that are voluntary, not mandatory. the justice department says it's community oriented policing arm will review san francisco police training and practices. >> the review will examine whether racial and ethnic disparities exist with respect to actions taken and not taken by the san francisco police department. >> mayor ed lee had asked for a federal investigation following the death of knifing suspect mario woods who died in a borage of gunfire in december. all of it caught on camera. the shooting ignited a fire storm of anger and protests. former east palo alto poli

vic lee talked with the man who spotted them outside a mcdonalds. >> i routinely come here because i live in the area and i'm homeless. >> the 55-year-old man was about to get a cup of coffee when he noticed the white van, the one the two fugitives stole. >> the windows were steamed up with heavy, heavy condensation. i thought there are two people in that van. i used to live in a gmc van and i looked at the plates. no plates. >> one of the fugitives got out. he recognized him from the papers he would read every morning. he says he has a photographic memory. >> i tell myself, that's got to be the guy. >> >> they are right there, you know, and i point and he sees me across the street. i go with my cane and there is body language and boom, that's the guy. he bolts. the officer on foot bolts after him. another officer comes over in his cruiser and i said they're that way. >> a chase ensued. a stranger to the neighborhood ran up to the last place he wanted to be. >> that's all i saw. >> and then he lead him to the van. inside hiding jonathon too, both fugitives busted. thanks to this home

vic lee spoke to the driver and he is live with the story. vic? >> reporter: police tell us that the boy had multiple fractures on his arm, and some abrasions, and that he was lucky because it could have been worse. now, the driver was not charged or cited. he tells us the boy came out of nowhere. >> i didn't see him. that is why i hit him. >> reporter: it was before 8:00 this morning. the 12-year-old boy was riding his bike on route to wells middle school. as passing dublin high school, the man just granddaughter. >> i looked left, and made a right turn, then, i heard a sound. two ladies said stop, stop. you hit somebody. so i jumped out of the car, and i saw the boy underneath the car. >> reporter: first responders used air bags to lift the car off the child. he was air lifted to the hospital. the police captain says the way the boy was hit may have saved his life. >> i'm assuming he didn't get run over by a tire. so he was pinned underneath there. >> reporter: firefighters were surprised he wasn't burned. >> the exhaust system, or the catalytic

abc7 news reporter vic lee is live at the federal building with that story tonight. vic? >> reporter: well, ama, the u.s. attorney held a briefing for reporters here at the federal building this afternoon. it was attended by the mayor and the police chief. now, this federal review will take time, and involve town hall meetings with the community as well as extensive interviews with police officials and rank and file officers, all of that culminating in recommendations to the police department. recommendations that are voluntary, not mandatory. the justice department says it's community oriented policing arm will review san francisco police training and practices. >> the review will examine whether racial and ethnic disparities exist with respect to actions taken and not taken by the san francisco police department. >> mayor ed lee had asked for a federal investigation following the death of knifing suspect mario woods who died in a borage of gunfire in december. all of it caught on camera. the shooting ignited a fire storm of anger and protests. former east palo alto poli

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vic lee is live in the newsroom. the sentence could have been a lot harsher. >> reporter: it could have been. there was an air of finality today for leeland ye who has had a long career in politics. he said he caused pain to his family, friends and constituents, then asked for compassion from the court. finally it was over. each now as he left the courthouse, mobbed by reporters, he maintained his silence. the disgraced senator was among dozens arrested two years ago after a long fbi sting. he was the big fish, the big catch. his charge, racketeering. specifically money laundering, gun running and accepting bribes. his attorney told the judge his client shouldn't be overpunished just because he's a politician. he pleaded for leniency. i take full responsibility for this. i accept my crimes. i am asking for leniency. i hope you look at my entire life and not just the crimes i committed. the judge didn't buy that. the crimes you committed were an attack on our democratic institutions. mr. ye, you abused that trust. the

. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee joins with us this interview. vic? >> reporter: the victim does not want his identify revealed so for the sake of the story, we'll call him jacob. he's 26 years old, the same age as mario woods. jacob's story fills in the gaps of what happened, and it also confirms to some doubters that there was a stabbing. >> did you know mario woods? >> no. never met him before. >> reporter: jacob says he was sitting in a car, chilling with female friends and one of their children. the stranger outside seemed like he was on drugs. >> he looked agitated and paranoid. mario started walking back and forth and yelling stuff to us. he tried to open our car door. i knew he had a knife on him. >> reporter: here is the knife. jacob was treated at san francisco general hospital. police officers went to the scene. a witness pointed woods out. >> i didn't know he had been shot to death. >> he's afraid people may want to harm him because it led to wood's death. >> my heart may never be the same again. i have nerve damage. >> reporter: jacob say

vic lee has been following the story and joins us live with the latest. vic? >> reporter: that morning accident happened near where we're standing. the boy whose family does not want him identified reportedly has multiple fractures on his arm and some abrasions. but the police say his injuries could have been far worse. the driver was not charged or cited. he told us it was an accident, pure and simple. that he never saw the boy coming. it was shortly before 8:00 this morning. >> it was the usual sort of busy start to the morning. >> reporter: the 12-year-old boy was riding his bike on village parkway enroute to wells middle school. as he was passing the high school, 72-year-old armistice gregorios had just dropped off his granddaughter. >> i looked to the left and then i heard a sound like that. there were two ladies saying stop, stop, you hit somebody. so i jumped out of the car and i saw the boy underneath the car. >> reporter: first responders came quickly and used airbags to lift the car off the child. he was airlifted to the hospital. the dublin police c

vic lee, "abc7 news." >>> san francisco has begun clearing out a massive homeless camp in the market area. the city wants them to come here instead. "abc7 news" was at pier 80 as the mayor toured a temporary homeless shower. people living in tents are being given 72 hour notice to clear out. >> i think the conditions of the encampments are not to be tolerated. we'll give everybody an opportunity to come here on a voluntary basis. >> the homeless shower here is base for 150 people. >>> oakland public schoolteachers are protesting the district's plan to adopt a new student application method. >> you can see the marchers down below. >> the district is looking to become a testing ground in california for the streamline system that would allow families to fill out a single application for their top choices for schools. >> opponents fear students would flock towards charter schools and decimate public education. >>> it is now nevada's turn to take center stage. gop voters are starting to caucus right now in fact. most experts predict a pitched battle for second place between ted cruz and m

abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: it started on friday.ere at the festivities for the super bowl christian and his family were enjoying the nfl experience. they were buying t-shirts when he saw this black unmarked envelope on a counter. thinking it was some kind of promotional material he took it and opened it up later at lunch. >> i open up the folder and open up the envelope and it was two super bowl tickets. >> the rest of the day was tough. >> i was trying to figure out who i should invite to the game. ii wanted to go. and then the next three hours i was on stub hub trying to figure out how much money i can get out of them. >> reporter: he found out. they were 14 rows up, great seats worth thousands on the resale market. friday night he started getting anxious about doing the right thing. >> i didn't know who to call. i called you. i called the san francisco police department. i called the security center. >> i thought for some weird reason he bought them. >> reporter: abc7 news put wong and his wife on the 11:00 news on friday night.

reporter vic lee is live with more developments. vic?rter: larry, ama, this is division street and there you see some of the tents that sprouted up during the super bowl. the targeted area for the cleaning is about a mile wide. police, we are told, will be around if they are needed. oscar mckinney has lived in this tent since september. mckinney bought four tents. he rents the others out. this land lord is ready for tomorrow's sweep. >> i'm going to stay. >> reporter: starting at 5:00 in the morning, public health crews will begin cleaning division street and adjacent streets because of health risks posed by the homeless living in the tents. homeless advocate jennifer friedenbook says the between does not provide long-term solutions. >> clearing out an encampment when folks don't have a choice makes them more destabilize. >> reporter: but the mayor's pointman, sam dodds, says the health risk is immediate. >> we've been trying to give them as much time as possible, but the health standards have reduced to a place where we have to take act

yeah, and he had the vic's property in his possession. you know, danny, most cops like closing cases. yeah, when they got e right perp. this kid's old man is locked up, too. choinski probably promised to take care of the family while the kid goes down, figuring he'd do a short bid. well, you're right about that. i don't know a judge who's gonna throw the book at a 16-year-old thout a prior record. why couldn't mccoy make the case? mccoy flipped one of choinski's guys, uh, lukas gorski. but then he got cold feet. rather go to jail than rat out his boss. he still in? no, he got out last month. he's working at an auto repair shop on mcguinness bouleva. be careful, danny. i always am. i'm not kidding. choinski's grip goes back a uple generations. they have a real problem with people poking around their neighborhood. i'll be careful. (sighs) hey. if i had a porsche, i'd definitely service it here. and i'd bet they'd get you a great price on parts. tell me about it. hey. lukas gorski. who wants to kw? proper response is: "how can i help you, de

abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: it started on friday. here at the festivities for the super bowl christian and his family were enjoying the nfl experience. they were buying t-shirts when he saw this black unmarked envelope on a counter. thinking it was some kind of promotional material he took it and opened it up later at lunch. >> i open up the folder and open up the envelope and it was two super bowl tickets. >> the rest of the day was tough. >> i was trying to figure out who i should invite to the game. ii wanted to go. and then the next three hours i was on stub hub trying to figure out how much money i can get out of them. >> reporter: he found out. they were 14 rows up, great seats worth thousands on the resale market. friday night he started getting anxious about doing the right thing. >> i didn't know who to call. i called you. i called the san francisco police department. i called the security center. >> i thought for some weird reason he bought them. >> reporter: abc7 news put wong and his wife on the 11:00 news on friday night

vic lee is covering the story and tweeted the officer has significant life-threatening injuries.ic will update the story with the latest on the investigation in a live report on "abc7 news" at 5:00. >>> take a look at this tree that fell in san jose, killing a man who was collecting lemon dpras. -- grass. neighbors shared their concerns about other trees in the park. hear from those neighbors on "abc7 news" at 5:00. >>> in a race for president, the battle ground shifted today from the hawkeye state to the granite state. democrats and republicans are taking their message to voters in new hampshire ahead of next week's primary. here is the latest. >> reporter: on the trail in new hampshire, fueled by iowa-inspired optimism. >> so what a victory last night. >> reporter: ted cruz pulling off a big win in the caucuses, ahead of donald trump. the one-time front-runner calling his second place finish an honor, then tweeting, he hasn't been given credit by the voters. and marco rubio talking with voters in the granite state after his stronger than expected third place finish. >> keep the

vic lee talked with the man who spotted them outside a mcdonalds. >> i routinely come here because i live in the area and i'm homeless. >> the 55-year-old man was about to get a cup of coffee when he noticed the white van, the one the two fugitives stole. >> the windows were steamed up with heavy, heavy condensation. i thought there are two people in that van. i used to live in a gmc van and i looked at the plates. no plates. >> one of the fugitives got out. he recognized him from the papers he would read every morning. he says he has a photographic memory. >> i tell myself, that's got to be the guy. >> >> they are right there, you know, and i point and he sees me across the street. i go with my cane and there is body language and boom, that's the guy. he bolts. the officer on foot bolts after him. another officer comes over in his cruiser and i said they're that way. >> a chase ensued. a stranger to the neighborhood ran up to the last place he wanted to be. >> that's all i saw. >> and then he lead him to the van. inside hiding jonathon too, both fugitives busted. thanks to this home

. >> vic is on the story. >> oscar has lived in this tent since september.he bought four tent he rents the other ones out this landlord is ready for tomorrow's sweep. >> if i take my belongings tow them away but i'll stay. >> others say they are leaving. >> i told everybody to pack up and go. just go toward the hills and eventually you'll find a place to hang out. >> public health crew begin cleaning division street adjacent streets because of increasing health risk posed by the homeless living in the tenths. homeless advocate jennifer says the sweep does not provide long-term solutions. >> just simply going if and clearing out incampment when folki 1s don't have a choice jt makes it more destabilize. >> crisis we are facing across the country. >>reporter: but the mayor point man in the city fight against homelessness says the health risk is immediate. >> we have been trying to give them as much time as possible but the health standards reduced to a place where we cap no longer accept it and with to have take action. >>reporter: for months now the city home

vic lee is live at the coliseum with the latest on the negotiations. >> reporter: first of all, this is a good faith agreement. everyone has to sign off formally, but it seems to be a done deal. as mark davis says, at least for this season, there is certainty and some flexibility for the next two seasons. >> today is like giving birth to a baby. what i mean by that, it's a new beginning. >> reporter: the raiders and the joint powers authority agreed in principle on the deal. a one-year lease at the coliseum with two one-year options. rent goes up $3.5 million the first year, with incremental increases the second and third years. despite the entries, mark davis says season ticket prices would not go up. >> so in oakland, there will be a $225 ticket, season ticket for nine games in the third deck, one of the greatest values in sports. >> reporter: both parties promised to look for a way to stay permanently in oakland. so for now, the raiders will stay here. the speculation is whether they'll move later. >> my heart is here in oakland. if we can get something done, that's what i'm tryin

vic lee, "abc7 news." >> thank you, vic. >>> major progress is being knemade in a san francisco neighborhood. crews have been pumping water where a $2 million home was demolished. "abc7 news" has a look at the work being done to figure out what happened. >> reporter: it's been nearly a week since this dream home was demolished. today, the owner is confident what caused the sliding hillside. >> the water main. >> reporter: he's just waiting for the confirmation. crews will insert casings that will act as a well to allow them to pump water out and determine how much water is underground and at what level the water came in. >> that water found its way directly onto my property and the adjacent property and the property down hill. >> reporter: he estimates the water main leaked millions of gallons of water. he says the hilside has been rapidly drying since they shut the water off. >> we lost my home. hopefully we can save the other homes around us. >> reporter: neighbors who had been watching this unfold from day one are still puzzled. >> of course it's a surprise. you don't expect this. >> repo

he spoke with vic lee today. >> and vic is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: he does not want hisdentity revealed, so for the sake of the story, we will call him jacob. he's 26 years old, the same age by the way as mario woods when he died. he's the one woods is accused of stabbing december 2. later that day, woods would die in a barrage of gunfire after police said he refused to drop his knife. cell phone video recorded his last moments. jacob said he had never met woods before. >> he looked like he was agitated about something, and paranoid. he tries to open my car door, and i already now he had a knife on him. after a few blows was exchanged, i got stabbed in my arm. >> you'll hear more from jacob at 6:00 tonight, how his life changed after the stabbing, and what he thinks of the board of supervisor's vote to dedicate a day to mario woods. that's at 6:00 tonight. vic lee, "abc7 news." >>> a protest is planned against the new outdoor urinal at deloris park in san francisco. it's common in europe and was installed as part of the $20 million renovation in the park. the goal is to

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. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee joins with us this interview. vic?the victim does not want his identify revealed so for the sake of the story, we'll call him jacob. he's 26 years old, the same age as mario woods. jacob's story fills in the gaps of what happened, and it also confirms to some doubters that there was a stabbing. >> did you know mario woods? >> no. never met him before. >> reporter: jacob says he was sitting in a car, chilling with female friends and one of their

. >> vic lee has their story which you'll see only on abc7 news. vic? the young couple is from fresno. the couple ended with a gun at their heads. and regarding the investigation, sources tell abc7 news police believe they've identified the killer. the two drove up from fresno for valentine's day weekend. >> just sight seeing and enjoying the city lights and walking and enjoying our vacation. >> reporter: they parked at twin peaks. >> we hear these popping sounds, i looked back to the left, we see the gunman coming towards us, kind of with his back turned. he turned around, he had the gun and pointed it at robert. >> reporter: we

vic: this whole thing's based on just the quality of the product.: i'm not as self-righteous as you guys are about product. lisa, from my perspective, you're the person that determines what the brand promise is, what the products are that come in and out. so what i want you to do is actually write it down on paper. i want to see, bullet point by bullet point, exactly what it stands for. anything else before we get to work? okay. ♪ -lisa: hey, how are you? -lemonis: i'm marcus. -lisa: marcus, this is kacey. -kacey: nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you? how are you? pet food experts is one of the largest distributors of pet food in the united states. not only do they carry a ton of brands, but they carry a wide variety of price points. that's why we're here. do you have your mission statement? lisa: this is our food promise that we go off of. lemonis: "no byproducts, corn, wheat, or soy." -"no chemical preservatives." -kacey: mm-hmm. lemonis: why don't we walk and just kind of get a feel for it? i need lisa's expertise and her brand promise to

. >> vic lee has their story which you'll see only on abc7 news. vic? >> reporter: the young couple is from fresno. the couple ended with a gun at their heads. and regarding the investigation, sources tell abc7 news police believe they've identified the killer. the two drove up from fresno for valentine's day weekend. >> just sight seeing and enjoying the city lights and walking and enjoying our vacation. >> reporter: they parked at twin peaks. >> we hear these popping sounds, i looked back to the left, we see the gunman coming towards us, kind of with his back turned. he turned around, he had the gun and pointed it at robert. >> reporter: we -- >> i saw the gun with the clip and looked down and pushed unlock on the car and i said get out of the car, and i said open the door and ran. >> i was in shock. i just got out of there as fast as i could. >> the gunman got in the suv and sped off, hitting another car. costa and torres hid while she called 911. the couple did not know in that moment is that the gunman had just shot three people. but as they looked

abc 7 news reporter vir eer vic live in the newsroom with the story you'll see only on 7. vic? couple is from fresno. the gunman was inches away from them with the gun pointed at their head. abc 7 news learned from sources police believe they identified the killer and they're looking for him. now the couple's story. >> i was just sightseeing enjoying the city lights, you know, walking together, enjoying our vacation. >> reporter: jessica costa and robert drove up from fresno for a romantic valentine's weekend. they parked their car at twin peaks. their last stop of the night. >> as we were getting our car, we hear these popping sounds. when i look back to the left, we see the gunman coming toward us, kind of with his back turned but when he turned around, he had the gun in his hand and planted it straight at robert. >> we locked eyes right when he turned around and pointed the gun at me. >> all i seen was the gun with the big clip it in and i instantly just looked down and pushed the unlock on my car and i said, babe, get out the car. i opened the door and ran out. >> i was so

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we're live about details about what happened there today, vic? >> reporter: we're south of the pier. the coast guard tells us they pulled a man out of the water a thousand feet south of the pier. and how they ended up in the water is still unclear. eye witnesses tell us they were sun bathing and a sneaker wave caught them off guard. the first 911 call came in just after 2:00. the coast guard responded quickly. they were looking for an elderly couple, reportedly swept into the waters by a sneaker wave. beth grossman witnessed what happened. >> they were holding on to each other, took her out. and she was floating way up there. >> reporter: grossman says the woman was able to get back to shore. >> he got close to getting out about three times. >> that is when the coast guard found it. this is the fire inspector. >> he was able to grab the second victim, lift them out, and bring them on to shore. >> reporter: the man and woman were taken to seton medical center. witnesses last saw rescuers performing cpr on him. his companion is said to be doing fin

vic lee, abc7 news. >> no doubt he does. thank you.bart is now overing a $10,000 reward to help track down a man who shot and killed a bart passenger last month. surveillance photos show the suspect january 9th. police say he shot the man several times on a train that stopped at the west oakland bart station. bart says the camera did not capture the incident as we have reported because it was a fake camera. after a call to replace those fakes bart has begun installing real cameras on all cars. the work is expected to cost nearly $1.5 million. >> coming up, touchdowns, transcended. next, taking a look at the evolution of the super bowl over the last half century. >> i'm spencer christian. >> i'm spencer christian. this is ♪(rock music) the steakhouse thickburger. onion strings, blue cheese and a1 sauce on a burger. at carl's jr. announcersave up to $300train's on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same day delivery. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. >>> we have breaking

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vic vicky, is this product still on the market?is still being implanti implanted into women. and the efforts here in the bay area to get it off the market. >> i think it's terrible. >> i've regretted every moment of it. >> these three women share a common story. they all underwent a procedures to implant transvaginal mesh, also known as semifinal certainly the repair doesn't require surgery because doctors go through the vagina. >> it was simple. it was quick. i went into the hospital. the next day i came home but i was back um on my feet. >> but the women said within the first year, it led it it. >> scale of one to ten, what was the pain? >> it was close to a ten. >> rita morrison said she separated in her husband for two years, in part because her klee declining sfrsh she said the mesh was supposed to fix her pro lapse but instead caused more suffering. frfrmt sffrmt they argue their products are fda approved and the agency hasn't requested they pull them from the market. >> it preserves your legal rights. >> at this call center

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