girls, because we have claudine wong on the 9 . a california girl if ever there was one. the pride of benicia, if you will. so sal and mike enjoying a day off. alex savidge here as well. i will try to find a berkeley song for you. thanks for joining us this morning on the 9 . a lot happening and we are going to start in san francisco. a police standoff is now in its 20th hour. officers have surrounded a man on miramar avenue. these are live pictures of the situation. you see the area is cordoned off with police tape. a number of police vehicles there. police tell us the suspect stole an electronic device at a park. the victim followed him to the home. this started yesterday at 1:30 in the afternoon. officers say they are waiting him out, and they do believe the man may be mentally ill. we are told he is believed to be in his late 20s, maybe early 30s. police say they believe there are no hostages, but they are not sure if the man is armed. at in point a negotiator is still
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