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They got those shields that would block bullets. And they had assault rifles, shotguns, heck of police in there. There. Reporter so that in turn made him nervous because he wasnt sure what was going on here. Watching right now theres an officer running across the street with one of those shields. We had seen some officers that appeared to be staged on the roof of buildings across the street, but really its unclear at this point exactly what police are dealing with. Again, reports of a man who was possibly armed but then we also were hearing reports of a possible incendiary device. The one thin...

The desperate search to find a woman with dementia lost in the woods is expected to resume this morning. Sky7 shows the area in San Mateo County that rescue crews will comb through. 56yearold Bethnee Haury hasnt been seen since thursday afternoon. Abc7 News Reporter Katie Marzullo has the story. Reporter the first full day of searching came to an end without success. 56yearold bethnee Bethnee Haury was last seen thursday a little bit after 4 00 p. M. She was hiking with her dog. This woman lives on skyline. She says hikers get lost here all the time. A lot of people have come knocking on my do...

60s at noontime. A gorgeous day today. How long will this warmer weather pattern last . Lisa, well see you soon. Today is the 166th annual st. Patricks day parade in San Francisco. The oldest and biggest west of the Mississippi River. You can watch it live right here on abc 7. We have a preview. Hey, great day for a parade. Reporter its very quiet here right now. Thats the nice thing about the st. Patricks day parade, you can sleep in a little bit on a saturday and you can still make it. It doesnt start until 11 30. Heres a look at last years parade. They expect 5,000 participants from all ove...

The well known Indigenous artists say they felt under-valued by Mesa after the city postponed a planned exhibition that included their work.

But it is unclear whether the Mesa Arts Center’s shows will include the Shepard Fairey anti-police artwork that the City of Mesa had asked to withdraw.