This happened at the highend stanford shopping center. New at 11 00, nbc bay areas Terry Mcsweeney joins us from palo alto. Anyone hurt . Reporter nobody hurt. Fortunately. Some. Im spoke to tonight are shaken up that this could happen here at the stanford shopping center. A place where this kind of thing isnt supposed to happen. Thats not good. I mean, this is such a safe neighborhood. Ive never really heard of anything like that happening. Reporter but Palo Alto Police say it did happen about noon here yesterday on El Camino Real Near University avenue. A driver notice the he was being closely followed by a man driving erratically in a Nissan Maxima. As the two cars entered the stanford shopping center, the first driver saw the man in the nissan waving a handgun. This area, its a little surprising. El caminos not necessarily like you go down a little farther that way and youre in kind of worse parts of redwood city. The nissan driver cut off the other car, got out of his car without
Of diesel over a period of two and a half hours without being stopped or arrested. The owners cameras did catch the entire crime on video, with the suspects either oblivious of the surveillance setup or just not caring. This happened after the station had closed. Youve got a mini van and pickup truck working in tandem. What you see at the top right corner of the screen is the mini van pulling up with the pickup truck behind it. You can see what looks like the driver of the mini van shining a flashlight towards the tank port. The station owner assumed they had a portable electric pump to siphon the diesel. Very dangerous, he points out, if there was a spark. Both vehicles come and go over the next two and a half hours, presumably to unload and bring back empty drums. Whats remarkable, the two suspects pull off the theft while other customers pull up to fuel up and people driving through the intersection nearby. The owner knew something was wrong the next morning when his tank reading sh
From somebody selling it on a street corner. I go to a pharmacy. Reporter i go to a Legal Marijuana dispensary, legal in california, and decided to do the testing myself to find out whats in the medicine im taking. We bought different items at random at 12 random places in San Francisco and oakland. We bought 600 worth of flowers, edibles and what they call shatter, kind of hash oil. Then we took it to the steep hill labs in oakland. The science is there. We have been doing this since 2008. We were the first. We have developed very advanced methodologies. Reporter the lab is among the National Leaders in testing used by california dispensaries which really want to know what theyre selling. And the results . So all the edibles missed their mark. Reporter this doctor told me nothing i was taking had anything to do with what was on the label. The one that was the worst claimed to be 100 milligrams. It was 1. 3. Reporter come on. 1. 3. We checked it over and over again. Reporter that would
Captioning funded by cbs this is the cbs morning news for friday, december 19th, 2014. Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. Well, oh fish a officially the white house has stopped blaming north korea but sources tells the cbs news the fbi has tracked the hacker breakin back to the north korean government. Even so, the options are limited. Meanwhile anger over sonys decision to cancel the release of the movie at the heart of the issue is growing. Susan mcginnis is in washington. Susan, good morning. Good morning, annemarie. There is widespread outrage over sonys decision to pull this christmas film from celebrities in hollywood to lawmakers here on capitol hill house. The white house is considering its options which appear to be few, while Companies Across the globe are trying to figure out how they can avoid becoming the next hacking victim. Companies around the world are now on high alert after a crippling cyber attack against sony. Federal investigators are said to h
But we begin with that unwelcome storm. The brutal cold snap across the midwest and sweeping south tonight. 200 million americans will feel this. Just look at the wall. This is the view through this drivers windshield in michigan tonight. Whiteout conditions across several states. There was a narrowing moment in minnesota. Youre about to see an officer who pulled over to help a driver when a tractor trailer comes barrelling in. Just incredible there. Luckily, no one was hurt. But a real reminder of the changers of winter driving. The deep freeze will sent temperatures 30 degrees below normal all the wail down to the gulf. We begin with abcs alex perez in the middle of the storm. Reporter the mild west, taking a beating tonight. Marquette, michigan, buried under more than two feet of snow. And still falling. Drivers venturing out to find covers and slick roads. Those powerful snowstorms heading east today. In wisconsin, some places seeing more than a foot. Here in minnesota, more than 5