reporter: artists in long lines again this is typical of friday night. a much difference seeing just a few hours ago when a tactical task force of 20 officers paid i went inside the club this video courtesy of how up a partnership with abc seven at 330 this afternoon and the police received a bomb from a man claims to be inside the loutish arm with a gun and it also promised to issue any responding officers 11 straight shut down between harrison and falls some nearby businesses evacuated. the hostage crisis negotiation responded to. the to reporter: after a thorough search police cleared the building and the thought it was a hoax we did speak with the manager of the club 20 minutes ago about the supposed a bomb about getting the programming. pam:also tension today in san francisco s chinatown. after a five- hour standoff between police and an armed burglary suspect. ends with a flash grenade. take a listen. two flash grenades were deployed and the suspect was shot by a
acted within policy. reporter: this incident happened in february. and around that time, an internal use of force board said that the sergeant s actions were within policy. now the incident is going to be reviewed. mutt your put your hands in the air. [ all talking ] reporter: this is the beginning of the video the aclu gave up. police were responding to a a gun at a child. reporter: police say these two men matched the description. [ all talking ] answer my question! stay there. they didn t have a represented the man tazed. he was initially charged to failure to obey a lawful command. his case was dismissed by prosecutors last week. today the city wouldn t say why. the aclu argued this was an illegal detention. we do know this is another case of two young african american men doing nothing wrong, and is suddenly police are detaining them. i don t have any knowledge of racial profiling in this case. reporter: some consider officer harris s actions to be
? if you thought lady gaga was done making melodies, it was just a perfect illusion. the singer has released her first pop single in three years. but first, the nightline 5. good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight we re take a very personal and hopeful look at a disease that affects the lives of millions of americans. alcoholism. our own elizabeth vargas revealing for the first time to diane sawyer the depths of her addiction and the toll it took on her marriage, her children, and her career. and the moment she knew she had to stop drinking. there are days when you wake up and you feel so horrible that the only thing that will make you feel better is more alcohol. that s when people die. how close did you come to dying? i on one occasion had what i know to be a lethal level of alcohol in my blood system. and even that didn t scare me into stopping. reporter: for decades a network correspondent and anchor. tonight we re taking you reporter: 20/20 s
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