The manager. He said id like to look at this particular weapon. Reporter lieutenant tim ma honey with San Bruno Police describing the exchange at the store before garcia. If you stop me im not afraid to shoot people. According to San Bruno Police he hinted that he was ready for a confrontation. He made a statement to the manager that he was suicidal, that he wasnt afraid to get shot either. These two men were in the hospital across the street. You can see the business closed down for hours during the standoff the same way they could have gone to a pharmacy or any house around here. Reporter no motive has been released by police. Were just getting word that theyll hold a town hall meeting tomorrow afternoon at st. Lukes hospital. In san bruno pete suratos. Heres the timeline, it started in san bruno at the big five store. It then developed quickly. Police say surveillance shows Javier Garcia stealing that gun around 3 50. They then arrived at that big five just before 4 00. Shortly afte
Good evening, facing a boycott by its own players the nba tonight has handed out a lifetime ban to one of its own team owners, Donald Sterling of the l. A. Clippers because of the damaging and racist comments he now admits came from him. The nba commissioner today condemned sterling in announcing the lifetime ban and a fine of 2. 5 million and says the league plans to force a sale of the team. And from here in los angeles, where the clippers are in the playoffs and around this country these comments about race has exploded into the national conversation. We begin tonight with Nbcs Joe Fryer across town at the Staple Center where the team will be playing this evening. Joe, good evening. Reporter still no comment from Donald Sterling since this announcement was made so its unclear if he plans to fight to keep his team. Tonight the clippers have a big playoff game with fans and players already declaring a different kind of victory. Nba commissioner adam silver on the job for only three mo
A new scholarship program has been implemented in a well-known chain restaurant to help employees' families. An Upstate New York family was rewarded this year after their father worked for the restaurant for nearly a quarter of a century.