twice. the suspect vehicle a black infiniti backs up alongside an suv. the suspect in a white hoodie it's out followed by a second suspect. one of them removes a bag taken from the back of the sub and gets into the car. the driver pools for. officers who were in the area on auto burglary detail see the crime in progress. one officer on a bicycle approaches the suspect who was still by the sub to arrest him.>> the driver puts the vehicle in reverse. striking his accomplice and the officer on the ground. proceeding forward. there are other officers ordering the driver to stop.>> reporter: instead the driver suspect pulls forward. you can see the car hitting a bomb. as it runs over the downed officer and the accomplice a second time. the san francisco police officers association said in a statement the video shows a clear and deliberate assault on the officer that rises to the level of attempted murder. the president tells me it is outrageous the police commission has imposed a policy prohibiting officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle. the officer showed great restraint in not having that force. even though this is a deadly situation.>> reporter: after the encounter the suspect crashed into another vehicle a half-mile away. all three suspects have been arrested. they are men from san francisco. ages 19, 23 and 25. there -- they are still investigating whether they are responsible for other auto break-ins.>> this woman said her car has been broken into more than a dozen times in the alamo square area. the most recent a month ago.>> i'm not super angry about it. it is just something i feel like you have to deal with when you live in the city.>> reporter: police say the injured officer was treated and released last night. the police union president tells me the officer is recovering at home. the injured suspect is still in the hospital. all three suspects face charges that include attempted homicide and assault with a deadly weapon. just to clarify we could see very clearly the officer pulled out his weapon. he did not fire any shots? >> reporter: no shots were fired. they were very clear about that. it is against policy. it prohibits officers from firing into a suspect vehicle. that is what angers and frustrates the union. evergreen valley community college says it is investigating a case of racist graffiti on campus. someone drew a swastika inside a bathroom stall inside the math and science building. alongside the swastika were the words hitler did nothing wrong. it was discovered this morning. students we talked to were alarmed and concerned.>> i think it is horrible. definitely not a freedom of speech. i'm really sorry stuff like that happens around here.>> evergreen college released a statement saying it was an isolated incident and the college has zero tolerance for any acts of hate. a student has been taken into custody after bringing a gun to school. the incident happened today at the academy san francisco. at the schools campus. the high school is housed inside the san francisco school of the arts on portola drive. in the diamond heights neighborhood. they observed the student with a gun and call police. the student left campus and was later detained. investigators say they also recovered a gun. police have not released the students age but no threats were made and no one was hurt. unified school district issued the following statement. the school has an emergency plan in place. it was enacted and all students were kept safe. we commend the staff member who acted swiftly to alert police placed the school on lockdown. a shooting at a middle school involving a 12-year-old girl with a loaded gun. the police say it accidentally went off in her backpack. this girl has an attorney now and she is currently not talking to investigators. for students and adult were held -- hurt when the gun fired a single row from inside the girls backpack. it happened at castro middle school. the gun went off after the girl reportedly dropped her backpack. stocks took a tumble today. dow jones plunged 665 points. percentagewise it was the worst week since 2016. analyst say the market was trying to short out with rising interest rates could mean for the economy. making loans more expensive. some traders also say it was time for a pullback after a record stock runoff. the dow jones lost 1/2%. nasdaq fell 144 points. each of those indexes dropped about 2%. weak earnings from google added to the downward momentum. apple shares failed today on concerns about iphone cells. a memo was released today. it accuses the fbi of bias and abuse of power in the russia investigation. lauren blanchard is in the nations capital with more on what is said and the reaction from lawmakers.>> reporter: the four-page republican memo alleges the secret national security court was misled by the fbi and justice department when they sought and secured a surveillance warrant for the trump campaign aide carter page. >> they got a warrant on someone in the trump campaign using opposition research paid for by the democratic party in the hillary clinton campaign. it is wrong.. devin nunes says the memos released was to show abuses in intelligence gathering. and bias against president trump. top democrat adam shifts at the memos released is purely political. and is meant to discredit the special counsel's investigation into russian meddling.>> i think certainly the chairman's motivation is to protect the white house. this wasn't about oversight. this was about telling a political story.>> reporter: it shows the darcel -- the dossier was used repeatedly to get warrants. they had to be renewed every 90 days. they were signed by several former top fbi and doj officials. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> i think rod rosenstein should be required to explain why he extended the application. why he signed off on that.>> reporter: the president was asked what he thought of rosenstein's involvement.>> you figure that one out.>> reporter: democrats say they plan to release a counter memo. some republicans have said despite the memo from the house intelligence committee they still have confidence in special counsel robert mueller and his ongoing investigation into russian meddling in the election. a top democrat asking for documents from the national rifle association that could show financial links between russia and the gun lobbying organization. ron wyden of oregon said he wants to get documents from the nra and the treasury department. this follows reports -- that a russian banker funneled money to the nra the 2016 presidential campaign to back the election of donald trump. new documents show for current california lawmakers facing sexual -- complaints were filed against democratic a semi woman auto convert. republican a semi man travis allen was running for governor. tony mendoza and bob hertzberg. none of the four was formally punished. mendoza is on leave during an investigation. the state legislature released the records today after pressure from the media. the documents also revealed complaints against senior staffers for inappropriate behavior towards subordinates. there were allegations of staffers using there were computers to view pornography. there is outrage in the bay area over immigration audits on businesses across northern california. christina tells us federal agents have served inspection notices on nearly 80 businesses from san francisco to sacramento.>> reporter: in a country divided union and religious groups coming together to each other's up and sound.>> we are here to say to our workers and immigrant communities do not be afraid. >> reporter: a rally outside the immigration and customs enforcement officer san francisco in response to 77 businesses in san francisco san jose and sacramento receiving audit notices by ice. businesses have three days to comply and could face possible fines or criminal prosecution if they are not in compliance. the actions this week reflect the federal governments stepped up efforts to enforce laws that prohibit business is from hiring illegal workers.>> i'm really concerned whether california is being targeted. you cannot under the law target a region because of our laws on sanctuary cities and have selective enforcement. >> it is no coincidence that it is happening in northern california. a big blue region that did not support donald trump for president. >> reporter: the notice of inspection giving to her friend a local business owner. she did not identify the business but says the agent was professional and came in alone. >> we have been reaching out to our small businesses.>> reporter: oakland mayor is not aware of any audits in her city. she is concerned about retaliation.>> oakland has been outspoken proud of our sanctuary cities that is. clearly the government is retaliating against localities that are exerting our values. >> reporter: part of the statement by ice reads the worksite enforcement strategy is focused on dissecting jobs for u.s. citizens and others who are lawfully employed eliminating unfair competitive advantages for company that hire illegal workforce for strengthening public safety and national security. some say it is wrong.>> tearing apart families and hurting kids is inhumane. a massive crackdown on fraud following the wine country all fires. the warning from officials. -- wildfires. a large tree came crashing down outside an apartment complex. how the cleanup is going at this hour. that story just ahead. more records for friday. maybe more records this weekend. the warmth heading your way for super bowl weekend. the case of the final police officer connected to the east bay police sexual scandal involving a former teenage prostitute has been resolved. terrell smith guilty to a misdemeanor of improperly accessing computer databases. alameda county prosecutors say he looked up the criminal records of jasmine -- as well as records of another woman. he allegedly provided her with the information. smith was given credit for the jail time he has already served. he will be on probation for three years. a condo complex evacuated tonight after a large tree fell onto the roadway causing a gas leak and water leak. the residents say they are not surprised it happened.>> reporter: tree removal company came in brought in by the city of newark. they cleaned up the debris on the street. it took them just about an hour. this was a 50 foot tree. the last order of business you will see some of the work going on behind me. the last order of business is remanding -- removing a large stump. the heavy equipment still on scene. when this tree came down and many people said it could have been worse. they are thankful no one was injured. >> is bad as it looks from the air. -- as bad. it was just as bad for the ground. pg&e crews are scrambling to a gas leak after the 50 foot tree came crashing down friday evening on the corner of murietta avenue and cherry street. ripping with it one half inch gas line and waterline. the smell of gas that created danger.>> it was a funny smell. kind of a distinct odor. you could smell it. eventually you can smell it lingering here and there. >> reporter: alameda county fire crews went door to door checking on residents who were evacuated to the complex unity sensor. some saying it was just a matter of time before this tree gave way. for the last five years i have lived here with my sister i have always been worried about that tree. it had such a forward lean. i wasn't surprised to learn it was going to come down. >> it was an old tree. with all the droughts going on.>> reporter: with the trees fate in the wood chipper the problem was resolved. life for tony and his family was back to normal.>> pg&e came by. the air quality was good enough. they recommend -- everything was completely done. everybody should still keep clear.>> reporter: no one was injured at some residents are giving thought to where they park their cars. worked behind me is wrapping up. they have been at it since 4 pm. we were told by a member of the alameda county fire department it was a good thing the gas line in the water line ripped up at the same time. that water help to mitigate the spread of that gas. in the north bay investigators are working undercover to catch unlicensed contractors preying on victims of the northbay firestorm. officials with the state contractors licensing board said they looked on craigslist for ads offering contracting services that failed to give valid licensing numbers. undercover agents met them at a job site and caught 13 people without proper licenses.>> it is really disappointing. over all i have seen the good in people and how people have pulled together in the most awaiting. amazing way. i'm always surprised there are people trying to take advantage of the situation.>> those caught will face charges ranging from illegal advertising to felony charges of illegally contracting in a disaster area. we had a few records today. temperatures well above the average. it was definitely a warm day again today. temperatures tomorrow almost as warm if not as warm. with record highs possible. the record highs from today. eclipsing some of those from yesterday. mountain view san jose middle 70s. 73 sfo. 72 can fill. february 2 -- second day we have had record heat. tomorrow's we will see records as well. high-pressure is in charge. it will basically set us up with temperatures throughout the region very similar to today. 78 hayward. 75 redwood city. upper 70s and low 80s heading into saturday. and sunday as well. it doesn't feel like february. it won't feel like february until the middle of february. we get into a wet pattern again. we are in a dry pattern. they are expecting flooding. atmospheric river. this is farther north. we won't see it. they are expecting flooding and heavy snow and rain. it will be interesting to see the video coming from that place. we are basking in record high temperatures for no fog along the coast or inland. no frost or freeze tomorrow. just like today. we will talk about super bowl sunday. we will look for the rain i mentioned around the 10th or the 12th. steph curry and his wife expecting their third child. she posted this on instagram this morning. she rolled how did this happen? feeling blessed and very sick. kerry for 3. their new arrival would join the couples of the two daughters. riley and ryan. still to come a dramatic moment in a michigan court room.>> embattled sports doctor larry nassar almost attacked. the father of three of his victims tries to take matters into his hands. the warriors had a tough night against the kings. we will tell you what happened coming up. the las vegas massacre case. the charges one man is facing after selling ammunition to the shooter. in arizona man who sold ammunition to the las vegas shooter faces criminal charges. douglas haig sold piercing bullets to shooter stephen paddock who fired into a crowd in las vegas. he admitted to selling ammunition to him. he is not said whether that included armor piercing bullets which are illegal to sell. 58 people died in the shooting which is considered the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. ceo of humane society of the u.s. resigned today under pressure stemming from sexual harassment allegations. seven board members resigned and major donors began to drop off. the board had voted just yesterday to keep him on the job after reviewing allegations from three women who say he harassed them. in an email he said he was stepping aside to put aside any distractions in the best interest of all parties. the man who sent the false missile alert in hawaii spoke to reporters for the first time today. he confirmed he thought it was a real emergency. he spoke to reporters on the condition he not be identified. he fears for his safety and said he has received threats. the recording stated this is not a drill. he missed the beginning and the end of the message. which stated it was only an exercise. earlier this week he was fired from the emergency management agency. a michigan courtroom today the father of three girls who were sexually abused by former sports doctor larry nassar tried to attack him during a sentencing hearing.>> would you give me one minute?>> you know i cannot do that.>> randall margraves asked the judge for five minutes in a locked room with larry nassar. she said she cannot do that. bailiffs wrestled him to the floor. he was taken away in handcuffs. the judge said she was not going to punish him for his actions. he later apologized for the outburst.>> i can only hope when the day comes that larry nassar has ended his days on this earth. that he will be escorted to one of the deepest darkest hottest hits in hell there is. for him and people like him.>> a sentence is expected next week. he faces a minimum of 25 years in jail. on top of his previous sentences of 60 years and 40- 175 years. one of the greatest thinkers from old town has died. -- motown.>> dennis edwards was one day shy of his 75th birthday. he joined it to temptations in 1958. they recorded the grammy- winning hits papa was a rolling stone and cloud nine. edwards and the temptations were inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame in 1989. his family said he died in chicago of complications from meningitis. parents of the south bay and shot after one district announces they are shouting down -- shutting down three schools. a bay area man battling als -- something to leave behind for his daughter. his story after the break. in san jose the oak grove school district announced it is closing three schools because of dwindling enrollment. glider elementary school one of the ones shutting down.>> reporter: for families the mutant -- the news is heartbreaking. this year a glider elementary will be there last. the school along with two others will be closed due to dwindling enrollment. >> it is not just a school to us. a second family.>> reporter: they made the announcement saying they had little choice but to shut down the schools. the number of school shrinks so does funding.>> we have gotten to the point with the impact of declining enrollment losing over 1000 kids over the last 10 or so years. increasing costs. we needed to take some action to right size our district.>> reporter: oak grove isn't alone. demographer tom williams said the high cost of housing in silicon valley is taking a toll on most districts. young families cannot afford to live here. oak grove is one of the few school districts admitting what is going on. to the degree it is going on. other districts are either partly in denial or just don't have the nerve to tell their public what is going on.>> reporter: over the next three years you were facing a $12.5 million shortfall. enclosing the three schools they will save $2 million a year in operating costs.>> it is a difficult decision. it is a decision that was made in the best interest of all students.>> reporter: they will work hard to handle the transition with care and compassion. they are not expecting any teacher layoffs. parents and students say they cannot help but worry. >> i understand the position of the district and everything. trying to save money. i don't think they put a lot of thought into this.>> i'm sad our school is closing. i don't want to miss my friends. >> reporter: they are working out the new school boundary lines. they hope to have final revisions by early march. new details in the warriors halftime performer whose custom- made unicycle was stolen. she will be getting a brand-new unicycle donated by the team. she is been performing under the name red panda for many years. she is a favorite at oracle arena. someone took her custom-made unicycle last week from the baggage area at sfo. it was worth $25,000. her new unicycle will take several months to manufacture but is -- but it is all worth it.. she has done a number of halftime asked for us. she has always been a fan favorite of our ticketholders. someone we get request to have her back. he wanted to make sure that we could keep her on the cycle as she could continue to perform.. san francisco police released pictures of the man seen walking off with her back. a white man with a full beard and red hair in a ponytail. the acrobats agent is offering a $2000 reward for the return. 19-year-old man arrested on suspicion of punching a five-year-old boy on a heart train. raymond benson is facing charges that include battery and child cruelty. he was arrested at the berkeley station 9:30 am wednesday. the child accidentally bumped into him on a richmond bound train with his father in benson punched a child. bay area father has given a priceless gift to his teenage daughter. he is dying from lou gehrig's disease. he wanted to leave her something special. rob tells us he decided to make an album of songs he rolled even though the disease has robbed him of his voice.>> reporter: here in a bed inside a cell fate nursing home -- lies prisoner to a disease that relentlessly shuts down his body. he communicates electronically like texting with his eyes. his mind is sharp as ever. he knows what he is facing. als known as lou gehrig's disease. dire. he was diagnosed in 2016.>> it is hard to watch loved ones deal.>> reporter: he is referring to his daughter nicole who brings out his smile instantly.>> before als he was a surfer who cleaned swimming pools while helping to raise his daughter. when the diagnosis came he decided he wanted to leave something behind for her -- for nicole and future grandkids. he wanted to make a record of songs he would write. he enlisted his former vocal coach and professional zinger to help him. >> he asked me to be his voice..>> these words express his view on the world. his advice for living. his ideals. his values. very down-to-earth.>> reporter: during the sessions he would give thumbs up if you like what he heard. his thumb is one of the few things he can still move. the 10 song album called connection. it comes out february 9. here is a sample. >> did it help you get through this ordeal putting the music out? >> it felt normal.>> reporter: she knows after her father is gone his songs will remain.>> it means a lot to me to know he will have something permanent to stay with me. throughout my life. for my kids when i have them.>> i hope people hear the story and they realize that every moment is precious. every day is precious.>> reporter: a gofundme page. he hopes to raise $300,000 so he can leave the nursing home and live in a real home with 24 hour care. >> he is proud of his record. he hopes those who listen will hear his message. als might be climbing -- might be claiming his body but not his heart. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. two government studies found no apparent link between radiation from cell phones and brain tumors. researchers bombarded rats with radiation higher than humans would ever experience. for nine hours a day. neil rats did show a small increase in the risk of heart tumors. no evidence of brain tumors. the fda said current safety limits for cell phones are acceptable. authorities advising people with concerns about exposure to use earphones. new details about the fire that displaced five people including a small child in san francisco this morning. officials say the fire has been deemed arson. authorities have not said how is started. they do say someone started it on purpose. broke out at 3 am on fulton street across the street from the famous painted ladies. it burned two victorian homes. no one was hurt. federal reserve leveled an unprecedented -- against wells fargo bank. the fed ordered the bank to remove four of their board members in connection with what the fed calls widespread consumer abuses. the action comes in response to a huge scandal at wells fargo two years ago. millions of accounts were opened the customers did not ask for. wells fargo said it will comply with the feds order. the bank said they will be submitting a plan detailing how they will improve oversight. they plan to submit the plan within 60 days. after more than two weeks of treatment and injured chp officer is out of the hospital. fellow officers and his family gave officer martin lynn way a good and all. they posted this video on facebook. they also refurbished the blues he was wearing the day he was hit by suspected drunk driver january 15 on highway 4. near port chicago. the officer said he hopes to make a full recovery and go back to the job he loves. some of the upcoming super bowl commercials are getting attention.>> that is danny devito and a spot for m&ms. -- chief creative officer. he joined us earlier. he says this year we can expect to see more celebrities in this year's super bowl commercials and fewer political ads. the tone that i have been seeing is a step away from the divisiveness. maybe that was sought last year. less political views. people might be selling products as opposed to policy points of view.>> he said he thinks companies are using humor to bring people together. and play a better role in society. food depths are on the rise in california. and across the country. the new numbers released as many people are rushing to get a flu shot -- flute depths. a complete bay area forecast including a look ahead at the weekend. the contra costa county sheriff office as the police arrested two men for the transfer of parts for aar 15 rifle. 30-year-old jeremy rogers served -- sold and and manufactured ar 15 part. and ammunition. deputies searched his home and found several weapons including an assault rifle. while at the home deputies arrested 60-year-old terry rogers. both men were charged for various crimes including manufacturing and assault weapon. luces and is getting worse. it is deadly for children. centers for disease control reported 16 new flute depths around children this week. we need the total to 53. more now from deborah.>> reporter: around the country families are lining up for flu shots.>> hearing about how the flu is actually worse this year. i guess more people catching it this year. i really wanted them to get their flu shot. to prevent it as much as possible. >> reporter: week 10. the halfway point. cases in the west show signs of leveling off. not so in other regions. hospitalizations the highest we have seen. higher than 2014. some hospitals are crowded. people are having difficulty finding antiviral medicines.>> reporter: don't include victims over 65. by two brothers found deceased in this camper last month. the coroner says they died of natural causes and both had influenza in their systems. 57-year-old gary armstrong worked as a caretaker on the ranch property. his brother richard was 65. the friend who found them said they had been feeling ill for some time. >> the virus is predominant this year. one of the nastiest viruses.>> reporter: she practices internal medicine in the east bay. her advice listen to your body.>> people don't come in with a high fever. they are coming in coughing and not feeling right. feeling like a truck hit them.>> reporter: the vaccine is only 10% effective preventing the dominant loop. it can make symptoms milder. and may ward off other flu strains circling. there are enough antiviral medicines nationally. some spot shortages. there are things everyone can do. it is important to stay home if you are sick.>> reporter: california's flu numbers are alarming. 30 people under the age of 55 died last week. that brings the total number of deaths of the season in the state to 127. in the bay area at least 22 recorded deaths. numbers would be much higher if they included victims 65 or older. like the armstrong brothers. some precautions to take our common sense. be careful.>> more careful than we usually are. i cannot stress how important handwashing is. if you use a tissue throw it away immediately.>> reporter: disinfect counters. phones tv remotes and anything that a flu sufferer has been handling. the doctor notes can live on surfaces for a couple days. today's soaring temperatures -- spring is around the corner. in the south bay temperatures nearly reached 80 degrees. prompting people to head outdoors. many are ready for the warmer weather. i the weather is gorgeous. especially for february. spring is coming early. i'm excited. >> i've been thinking about the weather since winter started.>> bill martin joins us. how warm do you think it will get this weekend? >> back to the middle 70s even low 80s. especially down to monterey. tomorrow will be a duplicate of today. middle 70s. some upper 70s. sunday follow suit. obviously no rain in the forecast. that is what does make the elephant in the room. the highs from today. a couple records tomorrow and sunday. it is february. you don't expect upper 70s. the rain and the pacific northwest stays there. we stay dry. but not cold. this pattern will get you spare of the air days and frost advisories. not so. the pattern is flat. we are not seeing the cold. overnight lows -- you expect the 30s. it is in the middle 40s in many cases. some areas in the 50s overnight. 49 santa rosa. 54 napa. i expect santa rosa to be 34 or 35. 10 degrees warmer. outside we go. there is no fog.. plenty of lights and nice weather. as we head into tomorrow mostly sunny all day. a model saying the skies will look in san francisco tomorrow morning. basically san jose and oakland and berkeley and san rafael and richmond it looks like that at lunch time. san francisco temperatures 74 degrees. downtown san francisco. tomorrow afternoon. it will be warm again tomorrow. that sets us up with another warm day on sunday. which does not help when you're trying to make snow in the mountains. they are not getting a natural snow. overnight lows in the higher elevations. this snow they have here is what they got a couple days ago last week. but not more to be added to this for two weeks. next chance of rain for the bay area looks as though it will be around 10 february. 75 fairfield tomorrow. 75 brenda wood. these numbers can go to the upper 70s. it depends on where you are. morgan hill thermometer in an area six feet off the ground -- a lot of concrete. 79 turns into 82. that is how it feels. five day forecast. cooler on sunday. no rain. no snow.>> we are going to be warm again. the weather is confusing to trees and animals. and to people. in february you have near 80 degrees temperatures.>> two weeks before we have any chance of rain.>> february 10 is the next chance. for rain or snow. up next in sports the warriors on the road against the kings and sacramento. the highlights and the rest of sports. sharks against the blue jackets. coming up next. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jeté between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. scot is here tonight. warriors trying to bounce back after a tough loss in utah.>> worst loss of the season. pathetic and disgusting. two other words steve kerr throughout their after they got drilled by 30 on tuesday. you figure they would come out guns blazing and sacramento. check out this -- covers up the true colors walking in. the kings jersey and then. stuff that thing in the back where it belongs. second-quarter green up. kevin durant down. green finish with 13 points and nine rebounds and six assists. warriors by 6 at the half. 3rd quarter good ball movement. steph curry and clay find the open shooter. kd -- warriors up by 11. kevin durant would return the favor setting up steph curry for the deep trouble. steph curry with 23. 4th quarter. nick young from the corner. he had 12 off the bench. we are pleased with that. 97-88 warriors. three more of his 33 points. they get back on the winning track with a 119-104 victory. lebron james -- to the warriors nonsense. which is what i thought before he called it nonsense. you heard the story wednesday night. lebron james had interest in hopping aboard the warriors bandwagon next season. but myers jokingly refuted the notion. today james shut it down. not just this rumor that any rumor of where he might be playing after the current season. if you don't hear it come from me it is not true. i don't care how close they are. i don't care if it is my kids or wife. if it is not for me it is not true. i'm not upset about it. it is a discredit for my teammates. for them to have to hear that every day about my free agency. i apologized to them. i will handle my summer situation when my summer gets here. another super start making headlines for something besides actual basketball. nba will not discipline westbrook for that. shoving a fan after the thunder nuggets game. the fan got up in his grill after denver one the game on a buzzer beater. westbrook shoved him aside. no harm no foul. the fan has been banned from games going forward. the sharks adjusting to life without thornton. he blew out his knee on january 23. the boys proceeded to lose the next four games. hoping to reverse the trend in columbus. pregame meal critical to the young fan experience. sharks on a power play. the 22nd of the year. picking up some of that thornton slack. 1-zero sharks. the jacket tie it up. jones was fabulous in this game. this game in a while for jones. 1-1. his seventh. it is 2-1 san jose. they at one more for good measure. 3rd period -- backhanded. mind for pickles. sharks snapped a four-game skid by a score of 3-1. 12 represented in the woman's basketball rankings. five of the top 25 from the pack. for them playing each other this weekend up north. stanford and oregon state. winners of five of six coming in. they had a lot to smile about. 11-0 to open the game. williams pulls up. three of her 14. they led wire to wire. oregon state made it close. williams with a triple. 86-54 cardinal. stanford had just enough. -- 56-55. feet. she had 18 points and 12 rebounds. double double. stanford wins 60-57. ducts with great ball movement. sabrina -- off a curl. back door and route the closing it out. 16-11 after one. oregon of 5. second-quarter the baseline drive. reverse it and the -- a 17-4 duck run. a by 17 at the break. more of the same in the third quarter. she had 18. oregon cruising -- 91-50 for the final. -- 91-54. next at 11.>> a potentially deadly situation for san francisco police caught on video. a number of suspects are behind bars. police arrested three men in connection with the series of events that began in the alamo square neighborhood. it began when officers interrupted a car burglary and one of the suspects drove his car over and officer and also hit one of his accomplices. amber is live in the city with the new video and reaction from police.>> reporter: police tell me they obtained the video from a building and the alamo square area. it shows why the three suspects were arrested for attempted homicide and auto burglary. the suspect vehicle a black infinity backs up alongside an suv. a suspect in a white hoodie gets out followed by a second suspect. one of them removes a bag taken from the back of the suv and gets into the car. the suspect driver pools forward. officers in the area on auto burglary detail to the crime in process. when officer on a bicycle approaches the suspect who was still by the suv to arrest him. you can see the driver does put the vehicle into reverse striking his accomplice and the officer. and subsequently proceeding forward even though there are other officers ordering the driver to stop.>> reporter: instead the driver suspect pools forward. you see the car hitting a bomb as it runs over the downed officer and the suspect accomplice a second time. the san francisco police officers association said in a statement the video shows a clear and deliberate assault on the officers that rises to the level of attempted murder. the president tells me it is outrageous the police commission has imposed a policy inhibiting officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle.'s. he showed great restraint.>> not having that type

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