This happened yesterday not too far from the cal state east bay campus. Christy smith is live near that campus and also how this escalated to a police shooting. Reporter yeah, thats right. We spoke with that truck owner, and he says hes just glad that he wasnt hurt in all this. It happened quickly. His truck was taken. He got into another vehicle and was about a car length away when that suspect pulled a gun. I thought i heard my truck start up, so then i went out to see what was going on. Reporter stacey was visiting a friend in hayward around 5 00 yesterday evening when someone got in his truck and drove off. He jumped in the friends truck to follow. I pulled up to the back and said, hey, thats my truck. And he said, so and so you and pulled out a gun and shot. And i went, oh. And then he took off and i didnt bother to follow after that. Just dialed 911. He was not hit and stopped near hayward and civic avenue. I was thinking about following him, but maybe just follow him and find out where hes at and call the police. Reporter this is a picture of the truck from a few months ago following a finder bender. After it was stole own saturday, Police Spotted it and say the suspect crashed into cars injuring one person. The guy then drove at the officers. One fired. The suspect was not hit, ran away and was taken into custody. He simply just got in and had some tools geared down and took off. We thought it was his truck. Reporter a neighbor pulled up as the car was being stolen and said the woman dropped the suspect off in a silver car. This isnt the first car theft there. My sons wife got her car stolen last month, or three weeks ago. Reporter police say they dont recommend following, rather call the police and give the last location of the car. And they say theyll take it from there. His truck is totaled, and hes just glad hes not hurt. Glad i didnt get shot. Reporter Hayward Police tell me right now they have one person in custody described as a 26yearold man. They describe him as a transient. They say they are still interviewing witnesses, and their investigation is ongoing. Reporting live in haywafrd, christie smith, nbc bay area news. And new video now of a frightening accident at menlo college. A huge branch snapped from an oak tree crashing down here on a crowd of people yesterday afternoon. Several people were hit by the branch. Two of them were taken to the hospital. The branch was about 50 feet long and fell while hundreds of people were below enjoying a Company Picnic for San Franciscobased company riverbed technologies. We had one witness say that there was about two seconds from the time they heard cracking until the time the limb hit the ground. There wasnt a lot of time to react for a couple of people. Luckily their injuries arent too serious. Fire Officials Say two people taken to the hospital, one was a woman who was hit in the head by the branch. Also a 1yearold child suffered from some scrapes. Pretrial hearings are expected to begin in one of the most highprofile cases in the bay area. The murder trial of kate steinle. Juan Francisco Lopez is accused of shooting and killing steinle along a San Francisco pier in 2015. Sanchez is an undocumented immigrant and stole a gun from an agents car. Judge fang has been working in the superior court for about a decade now. The murder trial will not only be closely watched here but around the country. That is because this case has touched off a huge debate over sanctuary cities. Well be watching those developments in a dublin courtroom tomorrow as well. Thats where 42yearold windham latham is expected to make his first court appearance. Hes making National Headlines after he and a friend were on the run for more than a week wanted in connection with the stabbing death of a man found in lathams chicago apartment. On friday, latham surrendered at the federal courthouse. His friend turned himself in in San Francisco. Hes a professor at northwestern university. Today the white house is praising the United Nations security for taking tough action against north korea. A punishment for his missile and nuclear buildup. This as the administration promised to crack down on internal leaks. Nbcs Jennifer Johnson has more now from washington. Reporter President Trump continuing his working vacation at his new jersey home. As secretary of state Rex Tillerson met with chinas foreign minister in manila. Praising chinas newfound commitment to crack down on north koreas missile and nuclear tests. Translator those in favor of the draft resolution reporter yesterday the u. N. Security Council Approved severe economic sanctions against north korea, stopping other countries from importing its coal, seafood and iron. A muchneeded victory for the trump administration. The greatest economic sanctions package ever levered against them will cost them about a billion dollars. Even allies in the region like china, japan, south korea, all agreeing with the United States that north korea and its Nuclear Capabilities must be stopped. Reporter the white house sunday also pledged to clamp down on government leaks it believes threaten national security. Were after the leakers, not the journalists. Reporter rosenstein left open the possibility that reporters could be investigated. The leaks right now are really bad. Ive never seen it this bad. There should be a concerted effort to identify and go after leakers. Reporter attorney general Jeff Sessions said last week theres been a big surge in criminal referrals from intelligence agencies about classified information leaks since President Trump took office. Also sunday, Vice President mike pence denied a report hes preparing for a possible president ial bid in 2020 if President Trump doesnt run. Pence called that New York Times story disgraceful and offensive. Jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. For continuing coverage of the latest developments in Politics Around the country and also around the world, head to our website, nbcbayarea. Com. You also can follow the very latest on twitter and on facebook. Were learning more about a deadly officerinvolved shooting in santa rosa. Investigators say the person who called 911 spoke spanish and had a difficult time giving dispatchers all of the necessary information. First responders thought they were heading to a medical call but it turned out that the man inside the home was holding a 12inch knife and hiding under the bed. Police tried to resolve that situation without violence. They even used a taser and pepper spray but the man eventually threatened the officers, and one of them opened fire killing the man. This happened on west steel lane near Hilliard Community park. The team of about 20 detectives was called to investigate there. An autopsy is scheduled to take place tomorrow. Another attack on a b. A. R. T. Train involving a group of teens. This one happening at the embarcadero station last night. Witnesses there say a teenage girl in the group used pepper spray and tried to rob one of the passengers on the train before running out of the car. The passengers were not injured. Police now are still looking for the teenager. There have been several similar cases of groups robbing people on b. A. R. T. In just the past few months. A lack of riders means three fewer bus routes for samtrans. That starts today. The agency serks limninating routes 11, 43 and 89. The samtrans board of directors voted unanimously to get rid of those routes. The daily ridership was between about 5 and 10 passengers on each one of them. It will save about 170,000. Were enjoying a bit of a cool and breezy finish to the weekend right now. San jose, 76 degrees. As you can see, most of the bay area trending cooler to wrap up the weekend. Will the cooldown last for the week ahead . A look at that in the forecast when we come back. New details on the horrific deadly accident at the ohio state fair. Officials now revealing what caused that ride to malfunction killing one person on board and injuring several others. And coming up in our 5 00 hour a shocking memo leaked of google employees statements on diversity in the tech industry. Its causing huge waves across the country. At at t, we believe in access. 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In minnesota, state leaders are calling an attack at a mosque an act of terror. Yesterday, someone threw an explosive device into a mosque in bloomington, about ten miles south of minneapolis. No one was hurt, but the mosque was open. People were inside praying. It opened in 2011 at the site of a former Elementary School and there have been ongoing threats against the worshippers at that location. The city of chicago is suing the federal government over a move to strip funding from sanctuary cities. Mayor Rahm Emmanuel laid out chicagos case today announcing the lawsuit will be filed tomorrow morning. The planned lawsuit comes after the Justice Department roontly announced that cities could only receive grant money to fight crime if the cities comply with certain rules. Those rules include allowing Homeland Security access to jails and providing notice to the federal government before releasing anyone wanted on immigration violations. Chicago will not let our Police Officers become political pawns in a debate. Chicago will not let our residents have their fundamental rights isolated and violated. And chicago will never relinquish our status as a welcoming city. On nbcs meet the press governor jerry brown wants california to file a similar lawsuit. Still ahead Severe Weather in the midwest. The cleanup under way after a tornado touches down in tulsa. Calm conditions around the bay area by comparison. 65 in San Francisco. But severe thunderstorms flaring now in the sierra not too far from truckee with the red flag warning due to lightning strikes for parts of Northern California through monday. What this could mean for our own Weather Forecast when we come right back. Isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. Great show. Here you go. Now hes added a new routine. Making depositing a check seem so effortless. Easy to use chase technology, for whatever youre trying to master. Isaac, are you ready . Yeah. Chase. So you can. The National WeatherService Confirms an ef 2 tornado more than two dozen people are injured after a tornado ripped through tulsa, oklahoma, today. The National Weather service confirming an ef2 tornado touched down in the business district. You can see the damage there. It knocked down power poles, left thousands with no electricity. At least one restaurant was still serving customers when the twister hit. We had some guests sitting here at this wall here. He did end up having to go to the hospital with some minor injuries. One square block of the city was blocked off while crews there worked to clean up the area. You can see a lot of damage. Kind of that season, right, for that Severe Weather. Weve been seeing it normally people think of may and june for the peak of tornado season but still sometimes in the summer you can get those is Severe Weather setups. In the sierra, severe storms just to the north of truckee. The same upper level system yesterday spinning off thunderstorms to our north and east. Not here in the bay area. Tiburon looking good. Low clouds off in the distance. 66 degrees. Similar temperatures into San Francisco. 65 degrees. Get used to that picture. Youll see it for most of the week. Not much changed around tiburon and San Francisco. Emeryville, 69. Cooler to wrap things up for the weekend. Look at livermore, only 82 degrees. And the cooler temperatures continue into the santa clara valley. 76 degrees. Onshore winds bringing those temperatures down from the east bay, north bay and south bay. Most locations 3 to 6 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. And look at these wind speeds from San Francisco, oakland, livermore. Were in the cooler part of the sevenday forecast now through about monday and temperatures will rebound a little toward the middle of the week. For your evening tonight, light jacket weather will be fine. Showers far north. Talking north of lake county. Nothing in the bay area tomorrow morning. Areas of coastal drizzle and mist. Heres the deal with some of those thunderstorms northeast of ukiah. Mainly far Northern California up towards the sierra and a lot of lightning strikes. 310 so far this afternoon extending into part of nevada and because this pattern will continue to linger through monday, fire weather warning for areas around mt. Shasta north of reading where lightning strikes could spark more thunderstorms. Morning temperatures tomorrow, 50s to close to 60 in san jose. Low clouds and mist. Into the afternoon, highs very similar to what we had today. If you like todays weather, about the same. Mid to upper 80s. Close to 70 in oakland. Mid80s around the trivalley. Upper 80s possible toward antioch and brentwood. 60s to mid70s around belmont, San Francisco and staying in the mid60s for tomorrow. For the north bay, a south breeze means combination of 70s to lower 80s into santa rosa and sono sonoma. Temperatures climbing slightly. May briefly touch 70. Heres the good news for our valley temperature trend. Were talking temperatures climbing towards the low 90s as opposed to the low 100s. Which was kind of the trend for the last five weeks. Everyone has gotten used to that. This is much better. Closer to average temperatures for this time of year. Thanks. Still to come we keep hearing about a lack of diversity in tech. One woman, though, is pushing to make sure minorities are getting the job. A story that will make you bay area proud. Food. Water. Internet. We need it to live. But what we dont need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. I see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. You got me, mark. We just want fast internet for one, simple rate. For all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all. For the this. Internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. Tech has become a big issue in Silicon Valley. But there are people who are doing something about it. The lack of divert isin high tech has become a big issue in Silicon Valley. But there are some doing something about that. One of them is a woman weve known for years. Nbc bay areas Garvin Thomas explains in tonights bay area proud. Reporter Kimberly Bryant was the subject of one of our very first bay area proud stories five years ago. Just as she was starting her nonprofit black girls code. And in the years since, the organization isnt the only thing thats grown. Hi. This is Kimberly Bryant. Reporter by 2012, Kimberly Bryant had spent enough years working in technology to know that she stood out simply by sitting down at a table with other tech types. I noticed that there are not too many people of color in the room, and there definitely werent that many women either. Reporter though it wasnt until her daughter kai got interested in following in her footsteps that kimberly got serious about changing the landscape. You have multiple authors. Reporter so she started black girls code. Exposing young women of color to the opportunities in tech while at the same time teaching them the skills theyd need to take advantage of them. At the time, kimberly dreamed of it getting big. And since then, it certainly has. This twoweek summer camp in oakland run by one of 11 black girls code chapters across the country, plus one in south africa reaching 8,000 girls. And what about the girl who inspired black girls code in the first place . Well, kai is now on staff mentoring the next generation. Thats whats exciting for me because its never going to stop. Like im going to keep coming back to volunteer and to help out because its important and i know how important it was for me personally. Reporter as we mentioned, there are 11 black girl code chapters around the country. Well, theyve got eight more lined up to join them. Garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. That is amazing. 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