off and they will be out here investigating for at least a couple more hours but yes, a stolen vehicle turned out to be not a police chase. they just tried to stop it. the car fled. they re definitely calling this not a police chase out here in the city of san pablo. we re live, kiet do, kpix 5. pleasanton a police officer shot and killed a man who allegedly broke into a car dealership. happened early saturday morning as the suspect was fleeing the specialty sales classics autodealer. investigators say the man ran out through a broken back window and when an officer followed there was a confrontation. as the man ran, the officer chased him down and caught him. the two had a physical struggle during which the officer fired his pistol hitting the male. the suspect later died at the hospital. the officer suffered minor injuries during the confrontation and is on standard leave. it s the first officer-involved shooting in pleasanton in nearly ten years. today a man charge
today. hillary clinton is expressing concerns. this on-demand or so-called gig economy is creating exciting opportunities and unleashing innovation. but it s also raising hard questions about workplace protections and what a good job will look like in the future. reporter: the state public utilities commission just slapped uber with a $7.3 million fine for not providing the state information on accidents or accessibility for the disabled. it indicates how serious the responsibility is to include people with disabilities in any public accommodation. reporter: workers right still a flashpoint, too. there is a pending court case right now alleging uber drivers should be qualified as employees not uber contractors. and today here at uber headquarters as jeb bush takes a tour, it s a pr move for him trying to get the vote of young people many of whom use uber in the city daily. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. check of weather and traffic on this thursday. an
it was under lockdown about 5 square blocks were under lockdown. officers now able to interview neighbors to find out what happened. at this point we have searched the entire perimeter,ed middle school area, the youth center and the creek area, and we ve determined that the suspects are not within that area. at this point we are going to collapse our perimeter. reporter: the victim is believed to be in his 30s and they think he lives somewhere here in the neighborhood. this is san jose s 20th homicide of the year. we re live in east san jose. today marks a year since a 6.0 earthquake hit napa. kate is in napa with a look at how the quake has affected people s lives. reporter: one year later, and the road to recovery in some polices is still unpaved. you can take a look right behind me. there s still a lot of work to be done. these construction sites here in napa are a reminder of the damage done. by this time lad last year neighbors were just waking up, beginning to s
hundreds of passengers are missing. reporter: in china, the wait is agonizing for family members of people on board a capsized cruise ship. at the shanghai travel agency where many passengers booked their trips, signs are now posted for grieving family members. photos show where the boat went down overnight on a river during a storm. here you can see members of a rescue team standing on the upside-down hull of the ship. at least 6 survivors have been pulled out of the water, 458 people were on board. the government should take us to the bay now. how can these people run away? this grieving relative said. that s the province where the accident happened. more than 50 boats and 3,000 people are taking part in search efforts. there could be enough air pockets for survivors to breathe. 5:01. a check of traffic and weather on this tuesday. julie, i guess, seasonal? seasonal. we ll hold on to that word for now. every time you hear the word seasonal take a sip of your cof
prevent one affordable housing unit. reporter: people know it s not likely to happen anyway. i don t care if 1,000 people come here. the supervisor they gonna vote against the moratorium. reporter: vote counters would have to agree. . economics are complicated. living in the mission is complicated these days. i think everybody in this neighborhood is very interested in the vote because housing is a key issue. a lot of folks have been pushed out. a lot of people got evicted. when you ask them how many people do you know that still live on your block, that you lived with for the last 10 years, they say i m the last one. we re losing the face of the mission. this is going to be another fillmore. absolutely. i think we re much more fragile here in this neighborhood because more working class. we can t afford the luxury housing that s starting to dominate the san francisco landscape. we call them luxury apartments because, you know, they are going for a million