Bay. One man is dead after an overnight police shooting. The issue started late last night at a home on Mount Frazier drive. Officers recieved a call about a family disturbance. A father and son were arguing with each other. Police say when they got to the home. The 28yearold son came out of the garage and charged at one of the officers with kitchen knives in both hands. Thats when one of the officers fired his gun. Gerry Hernandez neighbor the guy got shot down the street. All i heard were three gunshots. When we came out they put the yellow cones on it. I think there were 8 to 10 cones down the street reporter did you know the man . Gerry Hernandez neighb orno grant the man was rushed to the hospital and into surgery where he later died. Police say the man has a history of drug use, Mental Illness and prior criminal threats. The officer involved in the shooting. Is a 15 year veteran and has been placed on paid administrative leave. The investigation is on going. vicki staying in the
Kron4s Charles Clifford has been tracking the situation all day. And joins us live from San Francisco tonight. Charles. Well, Market Street was finally reopened around 5pm this evening but the investigation into the shooting could continue for some time. Natsaccording to the San Francisco Police Department, just before 1130 wednesday morning two uniformed officers walking in the 900 block of Market Street witnessed a white adult male stabbing a philipino or asian male. The attack may have happened near or possibly inside a Subway Sandwich shop. The officers immediately intervened. Sot this is cell phone video of the scene captured by a fedex truck driver who was parked along Market Street. The driver says he saw people running. Sot happened. I just saw people coming out of subway. Following the shooting, the Police Department shutdown all lanes of Market Street between 5th and 6th streets and launched an investigation. Police chief William Scott was also on scene wednesday afternoon an
Tonight there is a threat for black ice on the roads. Snow and slush left over from this mornings noreaster could refreeze. Be careful if you are out tonight. The tougher commute for drivers mae be monday morning because of the timing of this next winter storm. Nbc 10 first alert meteorologist Brittney Shipp has declared a first alert for tomorrow night and we are getting a break tonight between the storms but it wont last. We will see a break tonight and heading into tomorrow. You will be able to run your errands on sunday morning. But we will see snow after 11 00 p. M. It will linger into your monday morning commute. A heads up a first alert for us. We are going to see slick roads. As we push into your monday morning. This quickmoving clipper system will make its way closer to us sunday night. During the day youre fine but by 11 00 the snow is pushing in to the western suburbs and lingering into the 5 00 hour on monday morning. The next thing as you wake up tomorrow we will continue
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