adapted so we re not relying on laptop computers, projection systems, or the internet. i think the biggest advantage would be having, like, no electronics because, like, we can finally, like, get out, like, and interact with other people. reporter: yes, talking with parents and teachers, we all agree we didn t expect students to be quite so happy asbout beig away from their devices. again, in the past 20 minutes we ve seen some of the power is being restored so coming up at 6:00 we ll show you the surprisingly mixed reaction we re getting about things going back to the way they were. live in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. okay. roberting thank you. now where you are the bay area s biggest city is fighting back. san jose mayor sam licardo in our studios today saying pg&e cannot dictate the lives of millions of people. and within the past hour the mayor demanding compensation from pg&e. we have certainly spoken to the governor s office about large public c
authorities chasing the audi which sped off leaving a trail of dust behind. as the suspect was attempting to leave the sbraens of the park, that suspect was confronted by several deputies. the deputies pinned the suspect vehicle to immobilize that suspect and the suspect was detained. reporter: the suspect was taken to a nearby hospital and will face a murder charge. the man she s accused of hitting died. any indication they knew each other? at this time we don t have a relation between the parties involved. reporter: monica says the driver targeted other people in the park. she tried to hit other hikers along the way. reporter: deputies would only tell us that one other person was injured but treated here at the scene. now we did check the license plates of this car and it is registered to enterprise rental car company. reporting life in cupertino, marianne favro. thank you marianne. another deadly hit and run, this time in oakland. it happened just after 1
the taliban ruled out cooperation with the us in the fight against i saw in afghanistan, natasha go name as more now on what taliban officials are asking for in these talks is acting. foreign minister says that it is looking to the international community to help solve its financial woes. you are looking at a country that is heavily dependent on international aid, with an evolving humanitarian crisis on the ground. it is asking that the united states lift economic sanctions freeze unfreeze its assets and reduce restrictions or lift restrictions at the, at the afghan national bank. it says it needs to be able to pay its employees as well as provide services to the afghan people. you see european forces of launched air and ground strikes against t grow rebels. saturday s attacks took place in the m r a region the t great people s liberation front have been fighting pro government forces in the north for the last 11 months. are you in refugee office in libya has been forced to c
lisa: breaking news out of cape. spacex just scrubbed its latest launch with less than a minute to go for lift-off. we ll take you out to the cape in moments. ginger: also a bust on i-drive is on hold permanently. good evening, this is news 6 at 7:00, i m ginger gadsden. julie: i m julie broughton. lisa: and i m lisa bell. julie: we start first with breaking news out at the cape. this one was a nail-biter. less than two minutes before lift-off, launch was suddenly put on hold. news 6 reporter justin warmoth is live at the cape. the late scrub of this launch? reporter: well, we know it wasn t the weather. it shaped up to be a pretty nice night out here at the cape. this is what we re hearing, there was an issue loading the liquid oxygen fuel, the same issue that halted the launch last night. here s what it sounded like as mission managers put a scrub to this. hold, hold, hold on the countdown. hold, hold, hold. reporter: the rocket is fine. the liquid oxygen fu
bomber that has now been identified. belgian law enforcement confirms to abc news that the suspect, najim lash raw re. four people are still in a coma and remain unidentified. an american couple is among the missing. stephanie and justin schultz were at the airport at the time of the attack. new tonight, we ve learned secretary of state john kerry plans to visit brussels on friday to offer condolences. molly hunter is in brussels with the latest on the search for the suspect still on the run. reporter: in the air, and on the streets, police in a manhunt for this runaway terrorist, trying to stop him before he strikes again. his name unknown. but we do know his companion. sources in belgium say the man on the left is the master bomb maker from brussels and paris. 24-year-old ma jim laachraoui. the man in the middle, the 29-year-old, both died in the airport. his younger brother also dead after carrying out the subway bombing. prosecutors reveal both brothers had extensive cr